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New musical instrument drums up YouTube hit

New musical instrument drums up YouTube hit

A video of a new musical instrument created by a Queen's University Belfast student has attracted over one million hits on the Internet. PhD student Peter Bennett (26) from Stevenage, England, made the video to demonstrate the BeatBearing - his electronic musical instrument that uses ball bearings to create different drum patterns…



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