Does this guy know his phone is vibrating?

It's like no one in this comment section has ever listened to grind core. This style is unique to the genre, you wouldn't play a 4/4 kick snare pattern when the song calls for speed and brutality. Dude has skill.

Who needs a bass guitar player in his band when you have this guy

This style of drumming is called: "The A-10 Warthog Gatling gun beatdown"

Holy shit. He plays the kick drums so fast that you can actually hear a change in the pitch

I'm almost 100% positive everybody saying "The only reason he's using quad pedals is because he can't play that on normal double pedals" have no idea how quad pedals work.

At 0:58 he’s drumming so fast that the bass drum generates an E note

I've been getting down to this for SEVEN YEARS. It will never not be a classic.

The guy in the background needs to turn off his fucking lawnmower.

0:58 double kicking so fast that it legit starts sounding like an 808

For the most part it sounds like mini gun fire and Christmas bells

This how infant annihilator could finally tour lol

I like when i hear when bassdrums are kicked so fast that they start producing a note! That is crazy!

at some point, when your bass drum just sounds like a singular tone, it's time slow down.

How drummers see themselves after having a 2 second fill solo

That quadruple pedal is cocaine

congrats you dont need a bass player anymore

fake. he was just using a minigun, not a drum

0:30 cookies are ready !

That ice bell by the hi hats is soooo sweet. Pedal work? Quite obviously ridiculous.... Over 9000 etc...

Your double bass sounds like a mixture of a helicopter rotor and a 35mm cannon. Sick job dude.

The bass may not be everyone's cup of tea, but he's got pretty damn good technique with his hands.

How many infantrymen are getting that sweet flashback of relief and that all is gonna be okay after hearing that BRRRRRT? Also, thank you for your service.

Yo ure literally causing a straight frequency my dude.

So musical it just makes me want to grab my girl and dance. I can barely sit still.

2:02 Lions roar on the toms

Nothing beats the drummer at the wrong gig.

When blast beating, always be sure your rebound is no higher than 1 inch. Even though you'll be playing lighter than a feather, just trigger that shit and now your heads last for years without wear or tear!

I kept thinking my computer was freezing.....

daaaaamn I started lookin for the ice cream man when u started working that bell

I tried one of those pedals at a music store once and it was not easy to use by any means. That is some precise control.

ok but like all jokes aside, his handwork is also incredible

This guy is sic, i don't care what people say about the fact he's using those double pedals. Hell, that's probably how people reacted to the first double base set, it's just the progression of music for god sake! This is awesome and no one should deny that.

Those 32nd-note rolls create a stable tone, specifically an E1 note (the lowest note of a bass guitar), which, in my opinion, kind of defeats the purpose of the bass drum; it takes the "punchiness" of the bass drum and turns it into a light tone that can easily be replicated by a bass guitar, which is extremely impractical. Nevertheless, this is a great demonstration of the quad pedals and the technique used to play them.

Sickest part: 1:11 and on

0:58 oops, excuse me, I have a call.

I love it! Henker is one of the better death metal bands in its genre, also the use of the quadruple speeds are used only to climax song parts, the fact that the speed is so high that it almost because a normal sound wave is exceptionally creative, as with a lot of things, there is no cheating in music except to playback it.

that outro jumpscared me

good to finally hear someone playing these babies.. it's been well over twenty years since this idea was passed to an inventors hotline, seen a few in instrument catalogs a couple years back and shit my pants. didn't think that guy was paying attention or cared about the info that was being handed to him by some kid.. behold, they are just as beautiful as i imagined they would be.. my gift to you music world.. much love!!

I remember in the 90's when I try to tune my TV, it sounded like this.

That's groovy drumming with "feeling"...

Beer: "I can do this hold my drinker".

Jesus m8. You know what the hardest thing about practicing this shit is? Finding a 200mile square radius where nobody is around to call the cops.

When you have a skillful drummer like this with quad pedals, you don't need a guitar, a bass, and a rythem players. All you need is a Vocalist.

Some amazingly IGNORANT comments posted here. And by that I mean musically ignorant. Coming from my perspective of music as a classical and jazz pianist (I used to play death metal as a drummer) all this talk of doing the most BPM (beats per minute) is laughable. Music is not a sport, nor a competition, thus there is not really any way to "cheat" as a musician. Cheating would be this guy claiming he could play this speed with regular double bass. It is clearly stated that it is quadruple bass- for every 1 stroke of the foot, 2 strokes are heard. So you can play 8th notes with 1 foot but 16th notes will be heard. I can see this invention being useful to single bass drum players. But the 32nd note rolls he does sound too machine like to ever be of musical value, except maybe as a joke. Being a musician is not for cock-measuring. It is for making music. People in the metal community, especially drummers, need to stop putting the quality the music at 2nd place and stop placing their egos first.

The Quadruple Pedals sounds like the vibration from my fone :D But realy sick, man \m/

This sounds like what my brain feels like when I’m having a panic attack. Btw that’s a compliment

Been watching this video for 11 years and I will never not love it

This is a level I have not seen before.

The pulses are so fast they're starting to become a note

600 bpm is pretty insane; almost sounds like a sustained note. And as usual, plenty of people commenting on this video that don't know what the hell they're talking about. I'm gonna look Morgan up to see if he's in a band.

To explain the "buzzing" noise, due to the need for triggers (the skin of the bass drum does not rebound quickly enough to catch the super fast notes) and thus compression, the high frequencies 5ms or so at the start of the trigger sample are quickly layered on top of each other, to the extent where you end up with a continuous stream of said high frequencies being retriggered and effectively you end up listening to the bass drum sample extended into infinity. Which changes the noise to this buzzing sound you can here. FYI triggers; he still has to HIT the notes in some form, to play the sample. Admittedly triggered drums are way easier to quantize, program in manually afterwards etc but the video appears to correlate with the shown speedblasts. However, they are no different to professional kits that mic each drum for example... in these pro setups you don't actually hear each drum but the signal processed version. Most drum kits are not sufficient quality to eliminate unnecessary dirty noise which degrades the final quality of any studio mixes so this technique is employed. Yes, EVERYBODY USES TRIGGERS! And everybody on KZfaq is a drummer ofc.

00:57 your phones ringing.

let's take a minute, and just wonder why isn't he in a big band?

His blast beats and double bass technique are astounding! Those kick drums sound like a hail of machine gun fire!

Sound guy: "Okay, can I just hear your hi hat, please?" 😂

when it just sounds like a tone and has none of the properties of drums or even percussion for that matter, it's uh, some strange territory. like drummers working extremely hard to simulate oscillators or shorted guitar cables...

YES. Sometimes when im bummed out or bored I type blast beat or double pedal or something into the search bar because I find it so satisfying. This I found totally delicious. Your sticking was great, didnt care about the triggers (as i usually do) and loved the way you were on the edge of exhaustion and struggling at times. I think that is actually a good thing as it add a human struggle element to the feel. Thus Pete Sandoval for me is the king of the blast beat. Because his are slightly flawed, a bit groovy and not too robotic (like SO many deathcore/metal/whatever drummers in the last 7 years). Peace and fucking

I finally found the drummer that can match guitar tremolo picking

my first time watching this, and it's been more than 10 years since this video was uploaded 😱

I got a leg cramp for just watching..

You haters don't have to like it and strange as this was I don't dig it but I do know how hard it would be to do it so I respect it .

Fantastique. I rarely weigh in on the hater comments, but its comical how they're down below yadayada and youre on top doing your thing with no words needed. 💀🖤💀

That bass drum buzz, insane.

Wow the video reached 1mil views :o

were the fuck that minigun noise came from

Dope shit yo. Figured there would be haters that can't really play or realize that you have skill.

LOL! This is just insanely hilarious, sounds like one of those old school printers people still have to print out the multiple form papers.

Ok now play some AC/DC songs, let's see what you got

not impressed i can go faster with one foot

Those blast beats are so quiet!

This should have its own metal genre!

His blast beats sound like farts on sandpaper.

WHAT ARE THOSE

A perect proof on why percussion _might_ be the only needed instrument in a performance.

That's just plain cool. The bass drums were humming sine waves, not individual notes. Sounded like he managed between 80 and 100Hz in some spots.

holy shit this guy, id buy two of those dualist pedals if they didn't cost 600 fucking dollars

Triggers are one thing... barely playing drums is another.

BAD TO THE BONE it never fails to amaze me and the human potential we as artist are capable of. What's so impressing to me is you can listen to this guy do a song solo four or five times in a row with a few other people all of you couldn't even come close to being able to determine if he missed even one strike, beat, crash,yet he knows with up to 98% accuracy were and when if he even did miss one strike or one beat. What's cool is a guy that's really working it hard, focusing, he is gona learn and improve on each and every strike beat tom and crash and song practice i mean the sky is the limit. Obviously humans do have limits ones that stretch us as far as we can go physicaly until there isn't room for anything more take push pull. But the biggest limits are our own put on us from others and from our selfs then we back off and power down roll over give up stand for a little less we dont make challenging obstacles, then you take this guy for example I don't know how old he is or how long he has been playing my guess is at least 8-12yrs but if you went back 4 yrs and compared his talents as of now to his talents back then we would almost say no way at all he isnt gona improve to much its just not gona happen we just dont practice and work hard enough even for the most skilled and talented individuals we Simply tendto think talent like that is just to rare people like that are 1 in 2,000,000.00 and we will more than likely never meet one of thoes few around they are to spread apart and hard to find. I played drums for 15yrs and even 7yrs in it was still the late 90s early 00s and then it was harder to study, research, explore, watch videos, find any and all music videos, check out imports, rare single, demos, b sides, box sets, lyrics, music sheets, all the shit that we forgot wasn't always there for us and we wouldn't even know how to use a fucking phone with out pre-programed #s due to how spoiled we are now days and I wouldn't even have been able to find a bunch of material to study from to compare, learn, listen,watch videos, all of that way of life that really gave us a better and much more of a personal even intimate relationship with our music is gone I mean I still remember the first time I heard SLAYER I died I just I remember thinking ride the lightning is bad ass and I still love it but this is the hardest heaviest crushing accident causing blaring it a full volume on you old school CB / P.A. system doin 90 on the free way in a 73 F-100 ranger short box thinking how you used to blare Stephen wolf's born to be wild and Sabbaths Pariniod in truck was now gona sound like Quiere music at Sunday churh compared to this shit and I was just so blown away I said then that's it we have it nothing can beat this stuff coming then sepultura then obituary and six feet under came out after the shit with cannibal corpse and it still gets better but I back then would have said what this guys doin isn't possible give it up were here we got the best we can do then I remember mastadon and Sumerian records came out and got some bands going and getting music out soul fly devil driver cavelira conspiracy jinger so it's just all so amazing and I just submerged my self in all stuff CD the booklets you not just a i-pod or some burnt cds and we are losing a lot of potential and missing the real positive atmosphere that breeds the next Chris Adler, Chris Barnes, Toni iomnis and Randy blithe of the future just to name a few

People bitching about the quad peddles. He bought it, he’s having fun with it. His title and description doesn’t imply “best drummer ever” not is he competing with anyone. A musical instrument is exactly what it is, an instrument. Nobody complains when Jared Dines pulls out the 18 string joke guitar, because he’s having fun in the video. Besides, this dudes drum kit is some top notch shit. Love the way he has his cymbals set up. Creative

this video gave me PTSD

Guys, I hear an e note.

Sick job, dude. It's not easy getting it so tight at that speed.

A-10 Warthog: My gun goes bbbrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!! Death metal drummer: Hold my beer

sounds like my washing machine

1:12 - 1:37 best part

Hi, this is Robert here again. Right, I have to agree with you, that is brutal death drumms, hehe. I am just watching the video you sent me. Wow, that a great job done there ;) Like it a lot ... Thanks, R

im gonna put this on a 10 hr loop and play it for my neighbors while im at work. up to 11 of course

Dude your hardly moving your feet you have your triggers sensitivity as high as it can go...... A fucking draft can trigger a beat

Stop hating you pansies. That was amazing

Say what you want about quad pedals and triggers... this is still absolutely insane🤘

Love it. Anyone who thinks they can get on a pair of these and do this right out of the gate is out of their mind. These things are not easy to play, and have a learning curve and take a lot of coordination.

his snare hand at 2:48 good fucking grief how the hell

man there were some totally kick ass fills and ride techniques I loved, but it was overshadowed by the ridiculousness of the pedals. I can appreciate fast kick, but George kolias does a good job with only 2 and adds a lot more variety to his music. I think this skill is cool, but its more a party trick than an actually tool to be utilized in music, and I doubt anyone will see it more than that. my advice: tone it down and if you really want to be famous, work on technicality and variety and I hope I hear your work on the next big death metal record.

Annihilation : the state or fact of being completely destroyed or obliterated : the act of annihilating something or the state of being annihilated at 3:08

All the haters are always drummers that cant even dream of playing this fast.

Очень красиво звучит!

So much for dynamics...

Your heartbeat when you're late for work:

When the pitch of the kick changes is my favourite part!