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Hilariously true

Hey, he did ask him to play it "a little bit slower", so he obliged xD

Facts 😂

And shifting it by 1/16 which is impressive

Well being a metal drummer is a much bigger umbrella term now so I proudly say I am.

+Anirudh Drums Categorizing yourself as a musician just Limits your creativity

@@thedrumguy2350 lol what?

C'mon man

You just have to bulid the muscle memory of herta groove with your feet and I will assume you already know how to play 6/8 beat with your hands it will take couple of days if you do it seriously take it from me I did the same and it worked hope this helps Tip:Start slow and with a proper technique and don't rush speed will come later

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@@abdulalshibly3930 There's no way you can learn what he's doing from watching the video. Give me some sheet music and I can probably sight read it and play it straight away.

@@David-ud9ju if you're talking about the double bass just search in KZfaq How to play meshugha double bass or how to play herta with your feet and there you can find out what to play and the hands you can play normal 6/8 and fancy it with your style you don't have to copy what he's doing hope this helps

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It was his signature groove- a double paradiddle between the ride and snare.

Yeah I thought of that too! I think anyone who has tried to learn an Opeth song noticed it.

yes

Baying of the Hounds mid section and Moon Above, Sun Below; almost the same rhythm.

I've always liked that Martin Lopez ride pattern😁

Thomas Lang

TRRTATRRTATRRATRRATRRTA

Hah, seriously. There should have been a little "aah" in there by him

Pretty much everyone who's into Porcupine Tree knows how immense Gav is. :-)

Pretty much everyone... I showed my friend PT and he already knew them because Tim Yeung showed him PT when my friend was Dino’s guitar tech in Divine Heresy. Most drummers even death metal drummers are into PT because of the drums

Pre In Absentia (pre 2001) PT drummer Chris Maitland had amazing , more rock oriented grooves. Gavin is a more “metal” oriented drummer (in PT that is at least). Both drummers excel at their techniques

I knew as soon as I listened to Porcupine. I was like 'damn that's some drumming'. Porcupine's previous drummer was really good to - but way more focused on the hi hat. If you pay attention in The Rest Will Flow or Even Less he excels and shines beautifully.

Well you obviously haven't listened to enough PT...

Skell Bones 😂😂😂

Especially the part where Gavin goes "bla bla bla bla bla bla bla" XDDD you made my evening, thanks!

Thank you for blessing us with this comment

Peak comedy my man!

Mmmm not really!

YouAllJackasses - you are part of the same narrow minded fools that gear any progress or technology. Next you'll be saying it was invented by the devil. Don't be afraid of new technology, embraces it and learn from, then move to a higher place. My uncle was the great Cozy Powell that was the first to use the Ludwig Speed King Pedal design, it was much quicker and much more powerful due to the gear ratios. Was that cheating too. Where do you draw your line. If I have a shitty, no frills pedal can I play as good as someone with a $500 pedal? This design will soon be the only pedal being sold and the possibilities will bring drumming to a new level. I've been playing for 30 years and inspiration to create new grooves gets old. These pedals opened an entire new dimension in the "art of drumming". There are no boundaries when it comes to creation.

YouAllJackasses YES. DUMBASS. If I could learn to play with four sticks I would. Isn't that what art is. Learning to use innovation, to invent new paths to push us forward and further. That is called technique through technology. Do new drum sticks made of graphite scare you too. Do V- DRUMS make you run and hide behind mommy's skirt? Embrace technology and innovative thinking, that's why you have a iPhone and are able to chat with me on YOU TUBE. Is learning from the Internet cheating? You are a fool. Nothing more and probably spinning your wheels, going nowhere fast. DA

YouAllJackasses Try the Duallist D4 pedal with open and closed hi hats combinations. The possibilities with compound beats from the bass drum with open and closed hi hats, is insane. The grooves created are no match to any other I've ever heard except from a drum computerized tracks. Again, new and improved grooves. Try it, you"ll like it. And if you do as I did, you can still use tradition double bass and quadruple double bass, or just one double bass with one foot with the hi hat.

Jezen Thomas thank you for your reply... I do understand the difference between Semi-Demi Quavers (1/32 notes) and Semi-Demi Quaver Triplets (1/16th Note Triplets). Whether they be in groups of 3, 5, 7 etc... If you read what I wrote and understand what an "African Six" pattern is you would have immediately understood that Gavin is playing a classic Afro-Cuban rhythm which can be interpreted as 4/4', 3/4, 6/8 & 12/8.. Gavin mentions that this pattern is his cue for exiting his solo of which he hasn't mentioned that it is an "African Six" pattern but maybe he did in another part of the interview. Nice to discuss drumming concepts with you.... All the best, Chris Brien.

It's a little busy.

Elijah Williams Because this guy just Beat him. haha.. No, I’d love to see Haake as well

Yeah he should come on the show. He's got good ideas to share for sure.

Nirudh Drums like what? Beat the fuck out of the drums like a 12 year old and rape the double bass? Get tf outta here with that amateur bullshit. At least Gavin has Good Technique.

John vincent you clearly haven’t watched a single Haake video outside his playing for Meshuggah... the man’s technique is unbelievable and draws from a bunch of different genres besides metal.

Benmusic21 he sucks, get over it.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i9uabLub3KfWcZ8.html

Hot for teacher is shuffle based kick groove, after working with it in the VH song ''I'm the one''...Haake took the herta groove somewhere else by using it full fledged forward, then inverting it, breaking it in parts and frames, ect and made it popular to the masses....kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mKd6ZLqFrLStg58.html

Because it’s the same

Patrick Staak thats exactly what i thought, have to go back and listen now. Possibly the sickest isolated beat ive ever heard right here. Gavin is just flawless

Yeah, that's pretty much it, except the hands are just doing a 2/3 poly, not the afrocuban RLRLRRLRLRLR thing

Im wondering whether the Herta on the bass drum is shifted a sixteenth forward in Anesthetize aswell. By just trying to hear it, I can't understand

Yeah they are, the fast part of the herta always comes just after the snare, which is on the beat.

Thank you. That looks so much simpler

Derrick Seidel Your welcome You can also think of it like this: LRRLRR 123456 with the left foot inbetween the two rights... L RLR L RLR either way same thing although perhaps that made it confusing Basically the framework of the feet is again LRRLRR with the additional left inbetween the two rights L RLR L RLR or again L rLr L rLr

Beat 4 in 6/8?

Drew Trotter 6/8 counted 123456 Beat 4 is the back beat 1 2n3 4 5n6 Beat 4 yes

drumtwo4seven Да, только начинает он с правой. RLR L RLR L

He plays primarily for Porcupine Tree (Steven Wilson) & The Pineapple Thief, and he's done a lot of extra for Steven Wilson; they're probably best friends.

Kids today will never understand! $40 for that 40min long instructional video on VHS (that you watched every day after school for a few months…)

@@jamessbca lololol exactly! And never really got a lot out of.

fuck off with your shitty ass edgelord music. Go to hell. Gavin Harrison isn't that great but he's miles ahead of the idiot you mentioned.

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Thats because its the same pattern