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Here you go whoosh...here's what you can do with your phone and your keyboard.....


 
Here you go whoosh...here's what you can do with your phone and your keyboard..... In this exciting YouTube video titled "RimbaTubes: Daft Punk Medley" by Snubby J, viewers are treated to a unique musical performance that creatively combines the iconic sounds of Daft Punk with innovative instrumentation. The medley features a selection of well-loved tracks such as "Get Lucky," "Around the World," and "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger," all played on an exciting homemade PVC instrument known as the RimbaTubes.

Overview of the Video​

  • Creator: Snubby J
  • Category: Music Medley
  • Instruments Used: PVC tubes, mallets, keyboard, and special effects apps.
  • Key Highlights:
    • The video showcases a vibrant and entertaining performance filled with rhythmic beats and visual flair.
    • Snubby J acknowledges the collaborative effort behind the video, expressing gratitude to those who assisted in filming, audio mastering, and costume creation.

      Engaging Challenges​

      One of the interactive elements of the video involves a challenge for viewers to beat the creator's high score of 409 points in a game called "Tap App." Snubby J invites participants to respond with videos demonstrating their attempts and offers to feature the top contenders on his Facebook page. This medley not only represents a remarkable fusion of music and creativity but also encourages community interaction, making it a lively addition to the YouTube landscape, particularly for fans of Daft Punk and innovative musical expressions. As we look into 2024, Snubby J's medley serves as a reminder of how technology and creativity can intersect to produce engaging content. For those interested in exploring more similar creative intersections between music and technology, consider diving into related forums or threads discussing musical apps, DIY instruments, or performances. What do you think of this unique approach to music? Have you tried any similar projects? Feel free to share your thoughts or experiences!