An excerpt from the video explanation.......
'In my video i had a total of 3 microphones (you can see one, the other 2 are inside the cardboard boxes). Each microphone is plugged into an input on my audio interface, and 3 audio tracks in sonar are each configured to get their input from a microphone. One of the tracks has an instance of drumagog set up to sound like a BASS DRUM. One of the tracks has an instance of drumagog set up to sound like a SNARE DRUM, and the other track has an instance of drumagog set up to sound like a HI HAT.'

I will never get that 30 seconds of my life back     

I think it's cool. 

My favorite part is watching him tap the HiHat trigger (ie. microphone). Come on man, smack that thing, you know you want to ... every rock drummer has to overplay the HiHat.

I guess amoacristo is right ... he's not a real drummer. 

Hmm, criticisms. 

The point I got from it was the low cost method of drum triggering.
Have you seen the price of e-kits?
Around here they are $5000 to $8000!

Sorry. I got that point also, just said something in response to Felix. It was creative and interesting as far as the set up, sounds, and cost are concerned.

Anyone checked out the Koby nano pads on here from England?