you sound like a battered bass

I’m new here so bare with me pls. Why I see just ONE bass drum? Shouldn’t there be TWO bass drums?

@@peymannorouzi4165 Personal choice. There can be just one, or there can be two. One reason for having just one bass drum for both pedals is that it is easier to mix the sound. And one reason for having two bass drums is that it looks cooler. There are more reasons for both.

@@peymannorouzi4165 the choice btwn using a double pedal on one bass drum or a single on each of two bass drums is multifaceted- Its an obvious space-saver to have one bass drum (and easier to load), not to mention its the format most new double kick drummers start with. Adding a second bass drum is something i didnt even consider until after 15 yrs of playing a double pedal. The advantage of learning to play two bass drums (i say learning because switching from dbl pedal to two singles was an adjustment for me in multiple ways: sound, feel, setup) is clear if you can afford/have room for it...if youre playing just acoustically or with mics you can tune&dampen two bass drums to sound as close as possible to each other (as opposed to using triggers which can even them out perfectly). A dbl pedal on one BD will always sound and feel uneven- your slave pedal (non dominant foot) beater is always striking off center of the drum head, thus never giving a full sound like the main beater, and this also makes each strike feel different btwn your feet in terms of rebound etc. Two BDs eliminates this, as each pedal strikes true center and can feel equal as well as sound like two bass drums instead of more like one and a half...granted, with triggers to equalize sound and the skill level of Mr. Paradis here, one BD can work wonders! Side note- its def a bit of a "metal thing" to grow your drum kit to great proportions and include lots of voice/sound options, and looking at my kit now, built on a rack surrounding me like im in a tank running on two bass drums...taking one away would just look weird!

​@TupDigital as a drummer, who uses two bass drums opposed to only using one, I have a simple analogy I tell people. Having one bass drum with a double pedal gives the feeling of trying to jump on a trampoline when someone is in the process of jumping beside you. They have taken the energy out of the trampoline and it interrupts your rhythm. Having to bass drum negates this issue

Ne obliviscaris

*cough* George Kollias *cough* 300bpms for fun ...

@@dom3827 Keeping it up easily fades with age unfortunately

..... Fun fact. 250 bpm singles are mythical level, and can give you cardiac arrest 250 heel toe is essentially combined buzz rolling and trigger manipulation.....not achievable on a traditional set without triggers.

Lloyd Rees that’s just false. 250 is quite doable acoustically with heel-toe

@@kaiowens1616 yes, With heel toe.... But not proper singles

Well most people won't identify with this music. It's rather extreme for the common man..

@@timbuk1126 yeah. its for outcasts

It is honestly absolutely insane. The song Pandaemon in that album made me drop my jaw after a long time having thought I've stopped being impressed haha

Honestly, that album is as unsettling as Ordo Ad Chao, but so goddamn intense!!! Hellhammer is criminally underrated. And this dude just .. fucking did it live!

Watchers, Trinity, and then Pandaemon UN-FUCKING-BELIEVABLE!!! 😱😨

Watchers, Trinity, and then Pandaemon UN-FUCKING-BELIEVABLE!!! 😱😨

Please make a video playing this 👍👍🤘

you think you invented that? lol

@John Wick Bit angry?

@John Wick Yeah and he'll be far after you, we'll miss you.

@@jons7506 No , it was a joke actually. Just relax

Listen to pandaemon I thought I've would not get my jaw to drop with everything I've heard in my lifetime but that song managed to do it after a long time of not having that feeling. Insane drumming in this album indeed

Krinkle Bass thank you very much !

Who else does? Aside the obvious Aaron kitcher lol

Triggering is a must

@@rogergarciabarcelo8742 triggering has nothing to do here....it's not about the power of the sound, it's about regularity. And triggers can't do anything about that.

@Gary White maybe. But for what i have seen of him Live, he's a beast of tightness. You can also check his work with Arcturus.

Don't be fooled. Hellhammer has played many songs this speed live a,d does just fine

I'm pretty sure Hellhammer plays this stuff with double strokes. Which is impressive, but all singles is just way harder. Kevin is all singles. Be like Kevin.

The devil is in hellhammer why he can plays sooooooo satanic fast.

Seriously

Double strokes always sound uneven

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