maracas

The iPad is like giving you maracas, a tambourine, or bongo drums.

The hats are as authentic as Mexican sombreros with maracas and a trompet.

I realize we're stretching the analogy thin, but maracas, bongos, and tambourines can all be had for $3-$20 each.

Did you see the recent video where the white guy dressed up in a poncho, big hat, and fake mustache and carried around maracas?

Samba Di Amigo was also great - Sonic Team once again - though I remember struggling to get the maracas working.

I found myself bobbing alone with the maracas enjoying the organs as they built up.

You have a point with maracas, but please never forget the congo drums for the GameCube/Wii and the Guitar Hero controller for literally everything with a video output.

Definitely the best maracas player though.

You do the a desperate hand dance where you tap the flashlight with you palms, shake it like maracas, and finally stare into the LEDs for answers that aren't there.

But then Sega had to go full fucking Sega and the Dreamcast had a fishing controller, a microphone, keyboard, mouse, light gun, and fucking maracas.

The ones that do manage to make it back - keeping enough lifting surface and controls to wing around - are totalled - the airframe's thrashed, with so many loose fasteners inside it sounded like a pair of maracas.

No, the iPad are maracas, that can transform themselves in a tambourine, or bongo drums, or in a scientific calculator, or in document editor, or in 500,000 other things.

I have seen molecular biologists (jokingly) shake the voodoo "molecular biology maracas" over the PCR machine to try and replicate their result.

Get a good structure, be diligent about where you place stuff, and something like "find a good maracas sample and a flute" is no problem, with a few clicks I'm where I want to be.

Maracas, some bells, and probably finger cymbals.