This clip marks my twelve month progress playing drums. I am self taught. The audio in this clip is directly out of my Roland TD20 and TD12 V drums modules into my Sony DV deck. The keyboard solo was added afterwards in Protools. The sounds of this kit are from one of my custom programmed kits and can be downloaded from my forum on my website at www.superpuss.com.au The cage is my own design and consists of parts from two Roland MDS-3C racks and some black aluminium square tubing cut to size. I have done a DIY electronic conversion to my Rototoms using DIY mesh heads and have built an electronic pitch control for them. The two little white drums to the right are percussion triggers built from plumbing parts, self adhesive felt and a mouse mat. They are connected to a Roland TMC-6 expander which is connected to my TD20. The three eight inch mesh head toms are my new DIY 8 x 4's with Roland mesh heads and my own DIY electronics. I will be adding five more of these very soon. The floor tom is also my own design, converted from a Pearl 13 inch fitted with a TAMA mesh head. Same with my gong which is also my own design and has a TAMA 22 inch mesh head. The China, left crash and middle splash are all from Kit Toys and respond extremely well.

I recorded IAC vocalist Ashley Lanser about a month ago in which one of her songs is used in this anime video. Title: If You Want Me To Song: If you want me to Artist: Ashley Lanser (Written by Ginny Owens) Footage: Final Fantasy X and X2 Program: Sony Vegas 8.0 Requested by and dedicated to: Jim Easton, Abbeyville Road Studios I am honored to have been able to make this video for you and I hope you enjoy it. I had a great time creating it, and I adore this song! :) § Charmasina Production § http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=He0F-WX7CwQ

This clip marks my eleven month progress playing drums. So far, I am self taught.

The audio in this clip is directly out of my Roland TD12 V drums module into my Sony DV deck with no external processing.
The sounds of this kit are from one of my custom programmed kits optimised for use with brushes (notice the snare sweep sound) and can be downloaded from my forum on my website at SuperPuss.com.au
The cage is my own design and consists of parts from two Roland MDS-3C racks and some black aluminium square tubing cut to size.
I have done a DIY electronic conversion to my Rototoms which will be updated soon with Pintech mesh heads. The four little white drums to the right are percussion triggers built from plumbing parts, self adhesive felt and a mouse mat. They are connected to a Roland TMC-6 expander which is connected to my TD12.
My PD8 toms are soon to be replaced with eight new 8 x 4 inch toms with Roland mesh heads and my own DIY electronics.
The China, left crash and middle splash are all from Kit Toys and respond extremely well.

This clip marks my eleven month progress playing drums. So far, I am self taught. The audio in this clip is directly out of my Roland TD12 V drums module into my Sony DV deck with no external processing. The sounds of this kit are from one of my custom programmed kits and can be downloaded from my forum on my website at www.superpuss.com.au The cage is my own design and consists of parts from two Roland MDS-3C racks and some black aluminium square tubing cut to size. I have done a DIY electronic conversion to my Rototoms which will be updated soon with Pintech mesh heads. The four little white drums to the right are percussion triggers built from plumbing parts, self adhesive felt and a mouse mat. They are connected to a Roland TMC-6 expander which is connected to my TD12. My PD8 toms are soon to be replaced with eight new 8 x 4 inch toms with Roland mesh heads and my own DIY electronics. The China, left crash and middle splash are all from Kit Toys and respond extremely well.

This is my second progress clip playing drums. I am self taught and have been playing drums now for 9 months. My kit is a custom Roland V-Drums setup based on a TD12 brain. The sound in this clip is directly from the TD12 with no processing.

This is a preview clip of me playing drums during the guitar solo on my newest SuperPuss song 'Circus Freak'. My kit is a TD12 based custom setup and the sound is from one of my custom patches which will be available for download on www.superpuss.com.au shortly. The keyboards and guitar in this song are as follows: Bass sequence created on my Roland System 700 analog sequencer connected to my Roland Juno 6. Synth pad and piano played on my Yamaha SY77 synth. Guitar solo played on my Strat copy through a Zoom 9150 valve DSP. All recorded at 96KHz in 5.1 surround using Protools.