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dat machine hella groovy bro

lol

@HM OH I’ve watched the same video, I guess KZfaq is recommending the same video for us, have you watched system of a down with zero context too??

i laugh so hard

a middle school boy to be exact lmao

Imagine John Wick with two pencils

Hey that's what got me so into drumming in middle school

@@gloomyxox8437 hey that used to be me 😂

Eggs bacon cheese SAUSAGE all the people wanna know about SAUSAGE S A U S A G SAUSAGE Whatever that meme was

I used to have neighbours that played the drums at night and even though it bothered my sleep I didn’t mind it because they were good and playing good music. And they were good people

@@cmbells7736 ?

@@cmbells7736 you are acting like a karen

AHHAHAHA

@@aqeeftaa6170 what did they say?

😂 that’s not cardboard man.. ok well it is, but it’s just the backside of a drywall plate, not just cardboard pasted to the walls. And that ‘paper’ is plaster.

@@roadtostrongestmanever2099 was wondering why it was used with the backside on the front..lol

@@CoenSchuller yeah…. I don’t, fuckin’ know either 😂

@@roadtostrongestmanever2099 nah bro hes talking about the peice of cardboard on the left and paper on the wall on the right. Not the drywall lol

@@roadtostrongestmanever2099 Dude!!! that is a big piece of cardboard and a piece of paper!!

True dude😂😂

Hahahahahahaha

Doubt

They always say that... until you get an acoustic kit...

Nah. It's 20x louder XD

Me too. Maybe in the sequel 😉

Maybe that was just the whole point of the video...

Use your mind's eye, young padawan

If you go to his channel the video he posted before this one has the actual song.

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rJ6cY6qXu8CUqo0.html

Having a good relationship with your surrounding neighbors also helps and letting them know of you're drumming hobby and keeping it within reasonable hours and tell them if it ever bothers them just to let you know. Just saying if it ever bothers you let me know goes a long way. there's no reason people should be vindictive about a drummer

Same problem lol

Dude, another from Columbia!! I play piano here and it doesn't matter how quiet I am, the upstairs neighbors have bat ears

I know

Time to move out and away dude - - I play on a full set in My living room to a full amplified KZfaq Mix. Nobody says a word.

Those neighbors are idiots. Maybe they'd be happy if he programmed his kick drum lol

🤣 I was kinda thinking the same thing. He's good though. I don't want to be a jerk... It made me realize how just listening to the electronic drum pads can really show you where you need to focus your practicing.

@@bigdogcash actually if u play with precise tempo on metronome, you will listen all the flaws on some band that you might admired before. you just wish to listen to their studio album rather than live version cause you can't accept imperfection in music. cause sloppy drum make me cringe.. thats why i'm rarely listen to live music anymore. not because of hate, just cringe and shame for no reason.. like im making a mistake.. ugghh..

No symmetry in Sixteenths at 135 bpm folks here all day.

@@zolamakhir8191 cringe take but ok

This is what the neighbors hear. His headphones playback the sound of an acoustic drum with each hit of the respective drum/cymbals. To him, it sounds like he's playing actual drums, to his neighbours it sounds like he's beating plastic with a stick.

@@shona5512 Dude, you wouldn't recognize sarcasm when it jumped in your face head first.

It was a POV explanation

The neighbour you are Luke. Train yourself to become one with thy neighbour.

@@shona5512 yes but that is not what the title says. It says feel.

i laughed so hard lol

Same as my washing machine

lol

Your not wrong

Rodnock life

Much less noise than acoustic kits, of course. But still it's banging wood against thick rubber, and it's noisy.

@@evlkv I use roland mesh heads which makes the drums pretty quiet. You can't really hear them through walls. The kick is still a bit loud and there is basically nothing you can do about the cymbals.

@@SlyMaelstrom Same here, TD-30KV Pro kit, much better! Used to play Simons kits years ago; pub and small club gigs were a nightmare - the sound of the pads was often louder than FOH :-D

I'm surprised too, considering I bought one for my apartment and just after couple days I've got a message from a neighbor stating that he could hear "as someone is playing drums or basketball". f*ck

​@@SlyMaelstrom It really depends on your building. My neighbour FEELS it whenever I play my E-kit, which is already raised on a dampening platform. It used to be worse.

=))))

😂😂😂😂😂

feel that

Hey i've used that profile picture too when I saw it on becometheknight's instagram a few years back :D, Opeth are fucking awesome!

i love your profile picture😭

Wait is that even possible?

@@andresrsantiago9458 i hope so

Hmmm, where'd I hear this before?

Haha

Never seen anyone playing dark souls so happy tho…

right?! Might as well go play piano with a sledge hammer lol!!

@@Hardcorepunk87 right?! Idk, u tell me, r u right?!

Not sure I get this. I've had my Roland kit for 2 years and myself and a few other drummers have regularly pounded the crap out of them and the pads show no sign of wear other than a small stain on the snare head from what I suspect was somebody's beer

@@robmakesmusic1966 2 years still isn't that long TBH. I've had mine now for over 10 years (TD-12). But I never beat the shit out of them. Regardless if they hold up or not, you're building terrible technique if you're slamming on your drums. Microphones exist for a reason.

@@Hardcorepunk87 Come on dude no need to flex and shittalk others..

The video is satire

He is playing on a concrete floor so the tennis balls probably aren't necessary in his case.

What's the point of playing drums if neighbors don't hear them?

I use some thicc ass eva foams instead of the tennis ball riser. A lot cheaper and simpler, and does the job! Never had a complaint from my downstairs neighbors

Hell growing up we had a neighbor who played drums. My parents loved listening to him on the weekends. Dude was fucking amazing. My dad would go next door and ask if their son could play whatever song and he'd learn it then play it a few weeks later

i've heard of folks renting cheap storage spaces and practicing there. im just lucky that i have neighbors that are cool with me playing my acoustic kit in the daylight hours.

You make me very grateful for the fact that I live with my family who happen to enjoy it when I play. And I don't have any neighbors, so obviously I'm extremely thankful for that!!! Thank you for the reminder of how Blessed I am 😊☕🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🚬

@@brianjezuit4085 your welcome

Sad how so many people hate arts and complain when musicians practice for a reasonable length at reasonable times. Life is loud, if they want absolute silence 24/7 they're free to dig a hole to lie down in. Ain't no noise reaching you six feet underground, just saying... 💁‍♂️ Hopefully active noise cancelation technology becomes more widespread in the future and makes this better.

Ikr. I play in the basement and 2 levels up my sister complains that the house "shakes" yeah right but I can't deny the kick is definitely the most of the noise lol

The only option is to be on the lowest floor. The energy of the drums getting hit goes somewhere because it doesn't become nearly as much sonic energy, so the vibrations go straight down the structure. The kick is the exception though, kicks with beaters are obnoxiously loud no matter what. I got a beaterless one that's literally just a pedal which I'd recommend, like $80

or you can just play with finesse and turn up the volume on whatever amp you have attached. Kinda like a guitar player....

I think he probably has a rubber kick pad so a mesh kick would help make it quieter since that's the loudest part right now. But idk about cymbals. You COULD make mesh cymbals for the sake of being quiet, but they'd probably feel real weird to play on.

"It sounds like somebody is killing a cat. To me that's the sweetest sound in the world [...]" As a cat lover that part made laugh out loud and utterly disturbed at the same time for a good moment, before I could read on! 😂

bruh, the hell u talking? The sound of someone learning to play the violin is hooooorrible, definitly not sweet lol

@@mathdantastav2496 He's saying he appreciates the child learning a music instrument, something they'll eventually master in 10 years time. I a musician always keep thinking that I should've learned my instruments at an earlier age.

What "people?" I'm pretty sure most people know what drums are and how loud they get.

@@cm9241 yeah, and as if that somehow makes it okay to make noise without telling your neighbours

@@jenm1 what? Where did I say that

@@cm9241 It's amazing how stupid some people are, isn't it?

@@cm9241 The majority of people haven’t heard drums in person. Only through recordings where they have been mixed and mastered to be quieter than an acoustic guitar when played with force.

Seems like a variation of the beat from "Shame, Shame" by Foo Fighters

@@aaronpeters4770 no

I think hes just playing

I think it’s blue monday

Darude - Sandstorm

You're not getting any second back 🤣👌 there ain't a respawn button

Says the person wasting their time on KZfaq

wasted 10 seconds more with writing your comment.

It's ok, you weren't going to use it for anything useful anyway.

Why don't you use normal drums then? Is this a drummer thing I'm too guitarist to understand?

@@dominikweber4305 I had a normal drum before I bought my e drum, normal drum is too loud for me. I prefer e drum because I can control the volume. Just like guitar, no matter how hard you strum it, if the volume knob at 1 position it will sound quiet. Same with e drum no matter how hard I hit it, if my volume knob at 1 it will sound quiet although the drum head still sound pretty loud.👌

@@dominikweber4305 it's easier for your action to be the same on all symbols and toms when it's electric, you have to hit it like a man on a real set. Plus you don't have to tune the heads and you have different presets from Jazz to 80s metal drum kits.

@@dominikweber4305 Also if you wanna record with it you dont need 5 mics. Real drums will always sound better though with a good drummer.

I also came here to say why dont you just get acoustic drums but you made some valid points.

lmao, not even close

Everything...

@@tbirdpunk everything and 3 am in the morning... S U S

Yo no joke is it a problem to play? I've been considering an electric set and I'm on the bottom.

@@yourself88xbl nah ur good. most apts don't sweat a little noise anyhow as long as it's during the day. i myself have been thinking to get a cpl resin pallets so its up off the floor. its only about 1/2 to 2/3 as loud as a reasonable knock on the front door. if you can't easily hear ppl knocking on ur neighbors doors from inside ur apt ur fine even in the middle of the night.

His double kick is very sloppy

Nah, it was very sloppy. No hate, but it surely wasnt "solid". Especially when you listen to the whole cover

@@jez_77 Ok great, how about you share a video of you playing for comparison.

@@MHeisler777 I would probably play it better since I play a lot of death metal with double bass, but I dont have to prove anything and its not my point by any means. It wasnt on time and had tempo issues and thats a fact, no matter if I can play better than this or not. Thats just objective. He did a decent job with those single stroke fills, but really struggled with double bass and timing. Again, Im not hating, everyone has stronger and weaker sides and that version of this song is strongly based on that pretty advanced double bass pattern which he struggled with. The most important part is to acknowledge mistakes and keep practicing and having fun

You may have heard of the tennis ball beater being sold by some companies? It quiets the kick down a few more notches while still retaining a good trigger response.

@@rogersanderscustoms8121 the biggest problem is the noise going through the floor. Only a shock absorbing base will work against that.

I just got a Roland KT-9 kick pedal, it's dead silent. Not the exact same feel as a real kick but it's fine

@@morten1 I just googled it and...well damn, no beater!? That must take some getting used to...and then vice versa when going back after having gotten used to no beater...

@@Egoblivion Yeah it's probably not super for technical fast play etc. But it's fine for basic stuff.

It's My Life - Dead Silence Hides My Cries. I love this song, so I covered it. This was my first cover of heavy music!

I ACTUALLY need this as I live in an apartment on the third floor with PAPER thin walls and floors, and the simple act of stepping on my pedals makes it sound like I'm stomping around like a Rhino to my downstairs neighbors. I've been unable to play for months because of noise complaints.

Why is this comment so hilarious

Yes

Exactly!🤣🤣🤣

Depends

You can get those low volume cymbals and drums and it would basically be the same volume.

Wait till you put a kit in the mix mate see how they feel then lolz

I bought my friend's kid a small set for Christmas one year, just for a laugh as I knew how much it would piss her off. We aren't friends anymore but it was well worth it.

Yes it is! It's My Life - Dead Silence Hides My Cries

*were (past tense of "to be") *if there is (because "song" is singular)

real drums don't do "respectable volume"

@@radiomandelbrot5868 it's called "finesse". And, actually, most studio players play lighter than you might expect. However, I'll also cite a quote from Tony Williams: "asking a drummer not to play loud is like asking a trumpet player not to sound brassy." The respectable volume is in reference to the compromise and empathy the drummer must use to be allowed to play in an apartment in consideration of neighbors.

@@ChunkyPuke4me dude, I'm a professional musician, and my partner, whom I met in our music program at uni, is a drummer. I know all there is to know about that shit. And for having spent countless days and nights in practice cubicles, studios, jazz bars and on stages, I sure as hell can guarantee that there is absolutely no way to play the drums at what most landlords and apartment neighbours (which I also have a lot of experience with since, you know, music is only high paying for the 0,1%) would consider a "reasonable volume". It's more like a good way to have the police knocking on your door with noise complaints, and your landlord sending you a formal notice if you don't stop. Even acoustic pianos are considered too noisy for apartment buildings, let alone drums. Also, as I learned in my sound physics classes, a sound wave only needs to be longer than an object to traverse it, and drums produce a LOT of soundwaves that can easily penetrate apartment ceilings and walls. Which is why, when someone was practicing the drums, even at reasonable volumes, in college, we could hear them in all of the wing. Buildings need to be specially designed for this not to happen.

@@radiomandelbrot5868 congratulations on all your grand achievements. you must be a superstar by now. I'm a musician, drummer and property manager. You can go deep into all the science, but there are ways to keep a large 8 pc drum set and cymbals well below 90dbl. But you know better than everyone, so enjoy the gaps in your knowledge and experience!

@@ChunkyPuke4me lol you just sound like some bitter American boomer but sure bro, whatever surely the only possibility is how little I know and not, perhaps, some differences in apartment laws, regulations and culture. Nice ego you got there. That being said, 90 *dB* is fucking ridiculous as a "reasonable volume" parameter. It's like someone shouting at the top of their lungs, which is enough to be heard by more than your immediate neighbours. Anything that produces more than 55 dB at the outer limits of your home is considered a public nuisance if it's more than occasional. And practicing is not supposed to be occasional. Maybe you forgot that, at your age.