Right?!

Didn't even recognize ya man.

Art has become a household name in the drumming community. I enjoy watching his past and current videos with Lamb. As a drummer myself, I enjoy learning some of your techniques. Thanks for uploading and sharing. When I started drumming in the 90's, we didn't have access to content like this to learn from. Most of our learning was by ear and guessing what's being played. Wish I had this technology to learn from like today. So kids,... take advantage of it. Soak up the knowledge.

UWEEE UWEEE UWEEEE

hiurro is that a Jared dines joke?

Potato master 460 probably. I don't remember where I heard it.

Amar Donepudi yeah, I just looked and that was the video I saw

when the bpm is measured in hz

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This is not speed metal, not even close.

apiece ofdirt this isn't speed, infant annihilator is

Joonas Kirss True

Aron Ahlbäck What would you consider it?

Joonas Kirss IA is deathcore

This is also a correct way to do heel-toe, but it only works on a long board. But this technique is not incorrect in any way. If it works for you, it works, if not, then try another technique.

uhm, heel toe is super easy. like anything. you just gotta want it

may be easy for you to have more experience, but my foot does not fit in my shoe P2000B Eliminator pedal, it is difficult to train just right, the foot hits the pedal :/

Eduardo pereira da silva your foot does not have to "fit" in your pedal for you to be able to play heel toe

Thank's man , i'm training this technique :)

He must be pretty busy, then, altering his voice for all of the bands and all...

Except Obiturary

style of music. It's just smashing everything and using the hi hat means no double bass action all the time

Agreed, check out origin or cattle decapitation for INSANE heel toe

It's actually very simple. There are 7 types of cymbals in the world (though only 4 of them are used generally) there is the Crash, which is the standard cymbal he's hitting, there is the ride like you said, which is a really large cymbal which you don't necessarily hit hard, you kinda just tap it with the tip of your sticks. There is a splash, which are the little cymbals that are in the middle which make a sound similar to well, a splashing sound. And finally, there's the Hybrid, which kinda sounds like tinfoil being hit, and are the two cymbals where the Middle is inclined down. You're welcome :D

Will Fendon Don't you get his Sarcasm? Or is that meant that way as well? Man.. Can't figure out if you're serious..

***** hes a nerd nerds dont get sarcasm

***** only logic

Or maybe just possibly because I've been a Hardcore Drummer for 5+ years, I know my shit. Ever think of that?

There are even more clickysounding triggers. ;)

+Ville Nummisalo look up Jared falk videos he has a pretty explanation. Actual heel toe (as Jared falk explains) is actually more like toe toe . You drop you heel and hit the pedal with like the balls of your feet and then you kind of slide forward and get the second hit.

theone1 Yeah that's exactly what I would have referred to. Some people think you NEED a longboard, but you dont, that was my point.

+Ville Nummisalo of course not! But I've this bs technique floating around for to long.

thank you !!!!!!!

+riflemanpro yes you do 😂

so fucking true!

who the hell ask you about the vocals... damn never crossed your mind that he might think the same about your kind of music....

for example watching this video brought one simple and accurate comment... AAAnd its not about the ???VOICE??? its about how this is a heel Toe Drum lesson? ;) start making productive comments!

chuck billy's normal voice sounds better than these growlers... and when it comes to growling no one can beat phil fuckin h anselmo.

I know where you're coming from, listen to to Slipknot 1999 - 2002 stuff for some pretty heavy vocals.

um then leave

+Cody Sampson You must be very wise.

jcbacongrease I agree, I loved when metal drums had different sounds like John Bonham's drumset or dave lombardo drumset with different tunnings and unique bass drum sounds, that's what made them especial. Now they just sound the same :(

Exactly.

jcbacongrease when I tune my drumset I want it to have power and good harmonics, not to be dead

The triggers make no difference to the speed at all.

But it is Very important for the Sound.

Hollandia SV Yes, but it makes no difference to how difficult or easy something is to play, that's a misconception.

You dont need much power at all for triggers you can just tap it and the sample will register. Without a trigger the sound may not be picked up by a mic

I've heard that said lots, personally, the faster I go, the harder I hit, not because I'm consciously trying, but that's just how it is. Most drummers I know of that use triggers do so because the bass drum hit that fast stops sounding like individual hits, and starts sounding like a single sustaining note because of the physical shape of the sound wave. I don't know anyone who can play that fast and doesn't have the power. You could be right, but it seems like a myth to me tbh.