There are 5 known artists with this name:
1) FARO is a rapper based … Read Full Bio ↴There are 5 known artists with this name:
1) FARO is a rapper based out of Gaineville, Florida.
2) Faro is a hard rock/ melodic rock/ metal band from Germany.
3) Faro is a downtempo/ lounge/ ambient/ R&B project by Dennis Achmad Rufaro Bonam from the Netherlands.
4) Faro is a French rap/ hip-hop artist.
5) Faro is a solo endeavor by Robert Iwanik (Krzycz, Rope, Alchimia) of bass, voice and percussion. The debut album, Roma, features guest appearances from some of Iwanik’s closest friends and relatives – Doug Scharin (Codeine, HiM, Rex, June of 44, Enablers), Darin Gray (Dazzling Killmen, You Fantastic!, Grand Ulena, Jim O’Rourke, On Fillmore, Chikamorachi, Tweedy), Eugene S. Robinson (Oxbow), Grażyna Auguścik, Dawud Mateen (Alchimia), and Przemysław Drążek (Krzycz, Rope, Mako Sica).
The album consists of two chapters, each continuously flowing through a variety of motions. From sparse ambient to pulsating grooves, meticulously enriched with a broad spectrum of percussion, drones, female and male voice. It plays like a soundtrack to a collection of visually stimulating vignettes.
Iwanik relocated to Chicago from his native Poland in 2000 following his passion for music. He was a founding member of an avant-mood-swing outfit, Rope, with which he released three albums on Family Vineyard Records and toured the U.S. extensively. In 2007 he relocated to Seattle where he founded the ambient jazz trio Alchimia and released two albums on Instant Classic Records. As of fall of 2012, Iwanik calls San Diego, CA his home.
On Roma, he reflects on life experiences at the turn of its next decade and draws inspirations from Southern California’s rich nature and people that surround him, most of whom are in fact part of the record. The album artwork, also designed by Iwanik, features elements of nature that reflect the intricacies and diversity of sounds on the album.
Roma was recorded, mixed, and produced by Doug Scharin at his Activities of Dust studio in San Marcos, CA.
Faro "Roma" 2CD comes in an elegant gatefold card case. Limited edition of 200 worldwide. For more info, visit: https://faro1.bandcamp.com/
6) FARO is a singer and songwriter from Portugal, known for working with The Black Mamba, Souls of Fire and Frederico Bc
1) FARO is a rapper based … Read Full Bio ↴There are 5 known artists with this name:
1) FARO is a rapper based out of Gaineville, Florida.
2) Faro is a hard rock/ melodic rock/ metal band from Germany.
3) Faro is a downtempo/ lounge/ ambient/ R&B project by Dennis Achmad Rufaro Bonam from the Netherlands.
4) Faro is a French rap/ hip-hop artist.
5) Faro is a solo endeavor by Robert Iwanik (Krzycz, Rope, Alchimia) of bass, voice and percussion. The debut album, Roma, features guest appearances from some of Iwanik’s closest friends and relatives – Doug Scharin (Codeine, HiM, Rex, June of 44, Enablers), Darin Gray (Dazzling Killmen, You Fantastic!, Grand Ulena, Jim O’Rourke, On Fillmore, Chikamorachi, Tweedy), Eugene S. Robinson (Oxbow), Grażyna Auguścik, Dawud Mateen (Alchimia), and Przemysław Drążek (Krzycz, Rope, Mako Sica).
The album consists of two chapters, each continuously flowing through a variety of motions. From sparse ambient to pulsating grooves, meticulously enriched with a broad spectrum of percussion, drones, female and male voice. It plays like a soundtrack to a collection of visually stimulating vignettes.
Iwanik relocated to Chicago from his native Poland in 2000 following his passion for music. He was a founding member of an avant-mood-swing outfit, Rope, with which he released three albums on Family Vineyard Records and toured the U.S. extensively. In 2007 he relocated to Seattle where he founded the ambient jazz trio Alchimia and released two albums on Instant Classic Records. As of fall of 2012, Iwanik calls San Diego, CA his home.
On Roma, he reflects on life experiences at the turn of its next decade and draws inspirations from Southern California’s rich nature and people that surround him, most of whom are in fact part of the record. The album artwork, also designed by Iwanik, features elements of nature that reflect the intricacies and diversity of sounds on the album.
Roma was recorded, mixed, and produced by Doug Scharin at his Activities of Dust studio in San Marcos, CA.
Faro "Roma" 2CD comes in an elegant gatefold card case. Limited edition of 200 worldwide. For more info, visit: https://faro1.bandcamp.com/
6) FARO is a singer and songwriter from Portugal, known for working with The Black Mamba, Souls of Fire and Frederico Bc
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@milanstevic8424
@Luke Rickford
Chances that you've already seen it are 1 to 52!
that's literally 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000124%
of course, some configurations are deliberately frequent (like having them all ordered etc.), so some of them still have a greater chance of being seen (at the expense of others, more scrambled ones).
if you had a tiny grain of sand and lost it to a random location on the Earth, it is MUCH more likely you'd find it again, than seeing the same card deck order (or the one you had set out to find), after it was randomly shuffled. if you even try to consider the former doable in a lifetime, the latter isn't by a wide margin, in that same frame of reference.
(for comparison the Earth has roughly 7.5 x 10^18 grains of sand, and 52! = 8.065 x 10^67)
@Kavukamari
I think it's important to say that there's ALMOST NO pressure here. there's SOME pressure, but you'll hurt your hands and your cards if you actually push firmly when doing this
just learned this from my trial and error practicing
almost all of the actual shuffle action comes from the soft sweeping motion of the corner
@ramibenkemla8924
Every time you shuffle a deck of cards, it is likely that you've come up with an arrangement that has never been seen before in human history.
@pugsnhogz
BK Rami prove it ;)
@patootie3529
Luke Rickford It's honestly likely. Just like how a Rubik's cube has 56 separate color pieces, there are literally trillions of possible occurrences.
@milanstevic8424
@Luke Rickford
Chances that you've already seen it are 1 to 52!
that's literally 0.00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000124%
of course, some configurations are deliberately frequent (like having them all ordered etc.), so some of them still have a greater chance of being seen (at the expense of others, more scrambled ones).
if you had a tiny grain of sand and lost it to a random location on the Earth, it is MUCH more likely you'd find it again, than seeing the same card deck order (or the one you had set out to find), after it was randomly shuffled. if you even try to consider the former doable in a lifetime, the latter isn't by a wide margin, in that same frame of reference.
(for comparison the Earth has roughly 7.5 x 10^18 grains of sand, and 52! = 8.065 x 10^67)
@milanstevic8424
also, if you could shuffle the whole deck in just a second, you would have to be doing this for 2557653956460676007472749773478257535737690404001784217 MILLIONS OF YEARS to uncover every possible combination. (I've faked the last 13 digits or so, because, well, it didn't matter and they wouldn't fit into calculator anyway.)
@ackmandesu8538
After 30 min I can do a perfect Faro fairly reliably. Thank you very much this was really well explained.
@nonadvanced
hahahahahaha sure
@buffetbronco6242
For the past two days I thought that turning them slightly was applying pressure while turning slightly. After I figured out that you turn them slightly and then apply pressure. Now I can faro shuffle.
@piggy8761
This is one of the most coolest things in the world and I’m happy I can do it
So satisfying