To a different beat...

Got this video from a friend..we often talk about beats and sur with respect with indian music... here is a different kind of beats..



called as animusic, here is some info about it:

Animusic is a content creation company. Our principal focus is the production of 3D computer graphics music animation. We primarily create original content, such as our "video album", but have also produced animation for clients.

Both the graphics and the music are entirely digitally synthesized. Virtual instruments are invented by building computer graphics models of objects that would appear to create the sound of the corresponding music synthesizer track. Graphical instruments range from being reminiscent of existing instruments to arbitrarily abstract.

for further info, go to http://www.animusic.com/company.html

wow! very nice 👏

thnkz for sharing!

Originally posted by: madhavir108

Got this video from a friend..we often talk about beats and sur with respect with indian music... here is a different kind of beats..



called as animusic, here is some info about it:

Animusic is a content creation company. Our principal focus is the production of 3D computer graphics music animation. We primarily create original content, such as our "video album", but have also produced animation for clients.

Both the graphics and the music are entirely digitally synthesized. Virtual instruments are invented by building computer graphics models of objects that would appear to create the sound of the corresponding music synthesizer track. Graphical instruments range from being reminiscent of existing instruments to arbitrarily abstract.

for further info, go to http://www.animusic.com/company.html

madhavir108 ji,

This one of the best post that I have seen in a long time awesome. The See I told you now you have just proved it. Thanks Again.

WOW! that was realli kool! thnxx

Thanks a lot for commenting..

I just have a question regarding western music.. like we have Sur, Taal and then we have Ragas, Alaaps..what are their equivalent in english music and how much do the contemporary songs stick to them?