If you fancy a quick burst of IDM (Intelligent Duck Music), check out this video from artist Benn Jordan, who’s got his ducks in a row and helped them to make some J Bill-a style free-range jazz beats.
That’s about as many puns as we can think of right now, so you’d probably better just watch the clip, which sees Jordan using what appears to be an Arduino-based setup to make the ducks trigger the various pieces of a drum kit.
Jordan suggests in his caption that the results are actually too jazzy and need quantizing, but we’d settle for keeping them as they are and - you guessed it - applying a ducking plugin.
Since everyone is cropping this and sharing it as their own, I may as well upload the uncropped version 😅 pic.twitter.com/5ZssT8VNLBOctober 21, 2021
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