#experibass

[darling-gypsum]

This guy did some of the more unusual instrumentation in Guy Richie’s Sherlock Holmes movies. He’s a frickin’ genius. Builds his own instruments out of other instruments. This ones got a southern punk vibe to it. Sounds like something out of a grungy part of Firefly.

[rndomwalk]

This is the introduction to the Experibass Album and the Producer's Edition of the album (containing 100 rhythmic loops in REX format). You can purchase the album for $5.99+: https://gum.co/EXPRB Or the Producer's Edition for $29.99: https://gum.co/EXPPE © 2015 Diego Stocco - All Rights Reserved. 
Composed, produced and perfomed by Diego Stocco (BMI). 
Published by Sonic Artifact Music Publishing (BMI)
For licensing information please write to [email protected]

[letter26]

I need to get me an Experibass.

[anna-chr0nism]

[makeofthiswhatyouwill]

This is why dubstep will always be inferior.

[blogthoven]

Diego Stocco shows off his instrument, the experibass. Stocco performs this instrument in Hans Zimmer's score to Guy Ritchie's Sherlock Holmes.

[loversofmusic-blog]

Check it!

[garabytes-blog]

¿Recuerdas a Diego Stocco? Este peculiar artista italiano se define a sí mismo como un "diseñador de sonidos" (después de haberle visto componiendo música a partir de un montón de arena y de un árbol, no nos cabe duda de que el título es bien merecido).

Esta vez nos sorprende con Experibass, música resultante de un engendro bricomaniaco que combina en un solo instrumento las cuerdas de un violín, una viola y un violonchelo. No te asustes al leer la palabra engendro porque el resultado final suena muy bien; tanto es así que Diego ha participado con su Experibass en dos bandas sonoras: la de la película Sherlock Holmes (2009) y la del videojuego Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood (2010).