Every video where a metal drummer explains how to do fast double kick or blast is literally "yeah so it's 1 2 1 2 *400bpm*", you almost never hear them explain how they developed it, what they had trouble with etc

@@waveemann8857 "start slow and build up speed"

Imagine if Oli Explained vocals.. Involuntary Doppelganger blegh! Then he says, oh sorry I know it's a tounge twister but you'll get it

Hehe blast beat go brrrrr

Hahahaha

Lol for real. He's off the charts good.

But cyborgs still bleeding. When it bleeds u can kill it😅. But he is a very hard match. After 315bpm i stopped chasing him🤘

He’s talked in other videos about how seriously he takes cardiovascular health to be able to play like this every night. I think it’s pretty cool

His bass drum technique is prehistoric! Also hip flexors flex your hip, he doesn’t seem to realize!

@@jasonconnolly31 that's what he's doing tho?

Hip flexors lift your leg from a seated position!

@@jasonconnolly31 oh so not like pressing down?

DeathEgg666 I don’t even play drums and I thought that was super insightful and interesting.

@@aFutureSelf Second that 🤜🏼🤛🏼

So does flo mounier..changing muscle to keep that inhumane style possible for the human body..eloy casagranda..wow that guy..he just uses one myscle called his body..i would like to see them sludge..doom.crossover and some bestial archgoat,demoncy,black witxhzry,..and proto black osdm

Yeah, this was very insightful!

He’s also quite right about triggers being honest. Many times I’ll record something and play the dry tracks and think “ok…that sounds pretty good.” Then I’ll sample replace (basically the in-studio version of triggering) and realize NOPE, gotta do another take lol.

Especially with their newest single "Drone Corpse Aviator". It's insane.

These guys are inhuman. Amazing players

Going to see em Friday!

I'm guessing you dont understand what triggers are...

Funny how you clearly don't understand what triggers are, when all you had to do is hear his explanation about it. Triggers DO NOT make you play better, they DO NOT make playing easier. They just make it EASIER to hear every stroke AND making it HARDER to play, because of how obvious they are. You cannot get away with a single mistake if you use triggers. Everybody will hear it, there's no way of hiding it.

@@Lu-ql hes kind of saying that lmao hes saying even if he had all that stuff he wouldnt be nearly as good, proving your point

Inferi toured with Archspire! Awesome stuff.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

Lol

Try when you're 39

28 ain't old mate. If you think it is, you've got a shock coming later on in life

28 isn't old you're still a boy

Actually sir, that would be Gene Hogland 😎 . He talks about how his approach was similar to athletes in terms of recovery and training in a drumeo interview that you should check out. He is the true metal god of extreme death metal drumming and his resume will speak for itself based on timeline of the records he played on. (no knock or diss to the canuk Spencer here though, I've played shows with Archspire a few times, once on their first Canadian tour and I can tell you spencer wasn't as recognized then as he is now, but he still dropped jaws, especially to the other guys when he would rehears/warm up in the back of the venue)

​@@a-dawg8711that's why gene looked like Ron Jeremy like 350 lbs what a great athlete

@@behindthen0thing525 that description was hilarious, but Ive met Gene in person and he looks heavier than you think. Chubby? maybe, but his endurance is no joke. His approach with his feet alone is enough to make ordinary drummers puss out. Combat boots with ankle weights? fuggin yikes.

@@theMelvinShow not true! With enough practice and determination you could be just like those God-tier instrumentalists!

Usually a guitarist watches a video like this for one of two t reasons; 1) you're interested in learning how to drum, or 2) your drummer sucks and you want to know what qualities to look for in your next drummer.

It's great to hear professionals talk about their techniques. It really helps me to realize they also struggle with things like pain and learning techniques. For example, he can't swivel his kicks when that's a pretty common technique from my knowledge. As a guitarist I always hate that I'm not the best at every technique. Then I hear people I idolize say things like "fuck why did I write this song so fast" and "I'm not a good alternate picker" and I realize they're all human and run into the same issues as any of us trying to improve. It also helps to analyze other instruments for inspiration. For example, I remember seeing the drum video for Nightbringers and realizing that Alan always had his right foot hitting the eighth notes and would use his left foot when he needed the play sixteenths. I adapted this to using downstrokes for the eighth notes and up strokes for the sixteenths and it helped match that aggressive tone they had there.

HAHAHAHAHAHA awesome, me also doing this

You might appreciate Marthyn's Drum Academy podcast here on jütube

@@tricialicious1 thank you so much. I will watch them ❤️.

Was about to comment on this! Definitely no mean feat; to pair their weight and thickness to play at such speeds is...mind-blowing.

Yeah and you wouldn't be buying it anyways

Sure beats having to become a vampire!

Drums are the best instrument ever

I don't always play drums but when I do, I'll blast 'em

HORSES' MUSIC-DOGS Gotta keep her happy.😂

Right. Gotta be on point with those things if ur playing fast

My kit faces the wall. When people watch us jam, they always talk about how my feet look like they're not moving on fast double bass. They recorded it and it's definitely weird to see.

Well this video is two or more years old it hasn't been that long ago ppl thought triggering was cheating

and his kicks are still the best

Yeah, some songs are so fast that's impossible to use traditional techniques

actually they are quite the same thing despite dirk blasts are triplets instead of being sixteenth notes

@@c95060 they are also flams so its sorta different

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@@logik4264 geuman guip!