Sounds like they sampled the snare and kick though

@@5urg3x Maybe a sample blended in but I can clearly hear slight variations in the overtones with each hit, so it’s probably a bit of both. Either way it sounds killer!

@@5urg3x They didn’t, I thought the same but there is soundcheck video of a concert (you can look it up) and you can clearly hear and see that he makes that ostinato with the hats

I’m a drummer, I understand completely. I love Sean Kinney. He’s my favorite drummer aside from Neil Peart from Rush.

People say he doesn't do that much? W/e that means.. only an amateur rates a player solely on technical proficiency and flash, and that's why that kind of person will never get anywhere. Kinney had what the greatest drummers have, the musical foresight to play what the song needs, to take it to the next level. Many of Sean's drum parts are iconic, to the point where they're almost another melodic instrument... Ringo had this quality, as well.

@@Ac0ustics0ul There's a reason why Sean plays for AIC...because he knows TOO MUCH!

@@Ac0ustics0ul Bang on, Sean reminds me of Stephen Perkins - highly skilled and technically proficient, yet knows flashiness and pizzazz mean fuck all. The greatest art is the simplest imo.

His hi hat playing is phenomenal on this song

Idk I think it would be kinda anti climactic seeing as that song has very simplistic drums. Don’t get me wrong, in the mix of that fantastic song the drums are so great because of their simplicity but they don’t really musically follow the overall sound of the entire song the same way this drum track does with would. The way Sean applied dynamics to his playing for the drum parts on Would with the tom groove, hi hat groove, and ride cymbal groove all sounding just like their corresponding riffs makes the idea of listening to just the drums alone so cool. On here you can actually still sort of hear the sound of the whole song, and since Rooster uses just 8th notes, it probably wouldn’t really give off the same sound of the song

Not completely isolated but it’s pretty good, so here you go: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/oK2qdK2cx9m8e2g.html

funny this remind me of kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a652lNJi07TJcnk.html

rob ...could you please tell a dummy like me - how i can put this into my daw ? thnx .

Exactly why I'm here. Can't find a drummer online that has awesome patterns to play acoustic to. I do acoustic rock , similar to aic's acoustic stuff.

Michael Seymour i can tell you how to import it into Pro Tools. Go to file , import audio, to track, then select the audio file. You have to use beat detective to set the grid to the right tempo, or use time compression/expansion to change the tempo of the beat to what you want it to be

Higor Guedes i wanna know the same thing!

fresh kitty yup. I just got lucky and found it, like i did when I found Ann Wilson’s vocal track to Alone and Barracuda

Yes!!! This is exactly what I love so much about the drums in AIC

Mac you don’t

Mac it’s the original drum track

Mac but from guitar hero so the band gave them access to the tapes