• I have so much to be thankful for. So much music.... and friends to share it with.

• There are now two Rhythmic Transformation Stations - the RTS-1 (original design with a full trap kit setup) and now the RTS-2 (with Remo SoundShapes triggered and run through sound processors).

• I took both to Burning Man again this year.....and found that the RTS-2 still needs some wind-proofing and trimming. It "sails" and picks up the wind very effectively. Which isn't the best situation when your camp in upwind. We're slowly redefining it's shape.

• Lot's of drive-by drummings for the Rhythmic Transformation Station.

• New web site for that up at Songramp - The Rhythmic Transformation Station

This is the place where music, drums and science meet. The name "C Noh Evil" was inspired by the Japanese legend of those three primordial monkeys from the 17th century. Mizaru was the visual mystic primate. Kikazaru was the wise monkey who would hear no evil. And Iwazaru was the speak no evil chimp.