This is a semi-instructional video showcasing my footwork on my Infected Mushroom - Becoming Insane drum cover and some practice footage from that same session. Check out the full cover here: www.youtube.com I didn't edit and upload this video to show off but rather help all you guys out there that are looking for this kind of footage - As a drummer I find myself on YouTube ALOT just looking around for some tips, new techniques and ideas for drumming. I have seen some really good and inspiring drummers here on YouTube and learnt alot just from watching them. I guess this is my way of giving back to this great community hoping this video will also help or inspire someone =] and NOW - on to the video! In both kick drum buildups in this song I'm not playing an identical part to the one played by the original song's MIDI drums. I'm playing 16th note sixlets while the MIDI kick drum plays 32nd notes. Since this song is at 145bpm that's the equivalent of 16th notes at 290bpm. Simply put - TOO FAST. Playing 16th note sixlets is increasing the speed of 16th notes only by x1.5 instead of x2 for 32nd notes - this being equivalent to 16th notes at 217.5bpm is somewhat more sane :) This difference might be hard to hear when both parts are played together so I hope this video will help clear things up a bit. I've seen drummers on YouTube play 16th notes on the kick drum in speeds of upto 300bpm, but that's out of my league for the time being. I've made no modifications to my bass drum ...
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Wednesday, 27 February 2013
Becoming Insane Double Bass (ZrowBD Drum Video)
Becoming Insane Double Bass (ZrowBD Drum Video) Video Clips. Duration : 3.02 Mins.
This is a semi-instructional video showcasing my footwork on my Infected Mushroom - Becoming Insane drum cover and some practice footage from that same session. Check out the full cover here: www.youtube.com I didn't edit and upload this video to show off but rather help all you guys out there that are looking for this kind of footage - As a drummer I find myself on YouTube ALOT just looking around for some tips, new techniques and ideas for drumming. I have seen some really good and inspiring drummers here on YouTube and learnt alot just from watching them. I guess this is my way of giving back to this great community hoping this video will also help or inspire someone =] and NOW - on to the video! In both kick drum buildups in this song I'm not playing an identical part to the one played by the original song's MIDI drums. I'm playing 16th note sixlets while the MIDI kick drum plays 32nd notes. Since this song is at 145bpm that's the equivalent of 16th notes at 290bpm. Simply put - TOO FAST. Playing 16th note sixlets is increasing the speed of 16th notes only by x1.5 instead of x2 for 32nd notes - this being equivalent to 16th notes at 217.5bpm is somewhat more sane :) This difference might be hard to hear when both parts are played together so I hope this video will help clear things up a bit. I've seen drummers on YouTube play 16th notes on the kick drum in speeds of upto 300bpm, but that's out of my league for the time being. I've made no modifications to my bass drum ...
This is a semi-instructional video showcasing my footwork on my Infected Mushroom - Becoming Insane drum cover and some practice footage from that same session. Check out the full cover here: www.youtube.com I didn't edit and upload this video to show off but rather help all you guys out there that are looking for this kind of footage - As a drummer I find myself on YouTube ALOT just looking around for some tips, new techniques and ideas for drumming. I have seen some really good and inspiring drummers here on YouTube and learnt alot just from watching them. I guess this is my way of giving back to this great community hoping this video will also help or inspire someone =] and NOW - on to the video! In both kick drum buildups in this song I'm not playing an identical part to the one played by the original song's MIDI drums. I'm playing 16th note sixlets while the MIDI kick drum plays 32nd notes. Since this song is at 145bpm that's the equivalent of 16th notes at 290bpm. Simply put - TOO FAST. Playing 16th note sixlets is increasing the speed of 16th notes only by x1.5 instead of x2 for 32nd notes - this being equivalent to 16th notes at 217.5bpm is somewhat more sane :) This difference might be hard to hear when both parts are played together so I hope this video will help clear things up a bit. I've seen drummers on YouTube play 16th notes on the kick drum in speeds of upto 300bpm, but that's out of my league for the time being. I've made no modifications to my bass drum ...
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