THIS IS WHAT ASMR SHOULD ALWAYS BE! innovation, experimentation, this is what we all want to watch! Youre great at this because you LIKE asmr, you enjoy it like the art it once was before the algorithm screwed it over. Youre an actual ASMR artist!
0:41 this might be the best anticipation-release-trigger that I ever heard, that rise with that unique tapping at the end - kinda reminded me of the Coconut Rain trigger but with a better build up
Seriously I could watch a whole video just with that trigger. It has so much potential! You could slow down, speed up or reverse the rise, add little tappings in it, delay the release etc etc. And it probably is pretty hard to recreate as well. You not only need a drum just for being able to do it at all but also the recording setup probably has to be pretty similar to yours to generate a comparable sound. This is literally a gold mine!
11:09 The drum being different pitches at different spots could be the head being tighter in some places on different lugs. If you notice the pitch changing around the lugs it could need tuning/equalizing, I am no percussionist though! That being said the pitches being different was so nice for the asmr though 😅
Again, not a drummer but I was a keyboard percussionist in high school and had to tune a snare a few times. You are correct, and when tuning a head you should do the thing where you start on one and then do the one directly across. I assume a good drummer will repeat this process and find a pitch that sounds good, I just guesstimate and find out later.
I love your thought processes and how you try to bring them to life The drum is intense but something about the frequency is just right to be relaxing and not overbearing, reminds me of rain Thank you for being you man
Haha Patrick, the drum sounds different pitches because each knob tightens a certain part of the drum, making it higher or lower pitch. One part can be looser, giving it a lower pitch, and another could be on tighter, giving it a higher pitch.
You are my new favorite ASMR youtuber. Your videos feel so nice and personal, cozy and almost nostalgic. Im very glad I stumbled here through the vast internet landscape :)
youre so creative pat, its adorable how youre always doing experimental asmr with differents triggers and how much u put effort into this, keep the great work!
I’m less than a minute in and I just wanna say that it’s a really cool concept to see something we’re used to seeing be used in such a loud, intense, harsh, fast way and instead being really slow and gentle with it. 🥁❤ Also love you Pat hope you’re doing well.
Вот это действительно необычный асмр контент . Сразу видно мужчина с душой относится к тому что делает и действительно думает над своими видео . В общем молодец,такое мне нравятся 👍🏻
You may have found the answer already, but the drum has around 5 tuning pegs in a star shape, you’ll need a drum key (they’re cheap) and you can tune the drum (and whole kit) to certain notes, and ideally you want each of the 5 spots to ring the same note within roughly a quarter to half a semitone. Just tap or hit the section in front of the tuning pegs, and listen for the resonance to tune that section. There’s plenty of free drum tuning apps too. But I love the resonance sounds after taps or touches:) very innovative! What’s your favorite or go-to genre to play?
The next time you need to change your heads you should try leaving the top head off and putting your tascam inside. Do it with all of them, you’ll get a lot of different sounds just because of the different sizes of the toms. Snare wires might be interesting. Oooo and the sounds of the tension of the bottom head when you use a drum key to tighten and loosen the lugs. That would be fun.
Oh my gosh another idea! Get moon gels! Stick them on and take them off slowly. You can also play around with the resonance of the drum that way too. Stick, leave it, tap around, add another one or two. It will completely change the sound.
5:18 I think it's because of the Doppler effect. When you drag your fingies along toward the mic you're getting a little Doppler-y. When a source of sound is moving toward you, its velocity is added to the sound wave's velocity. So as it is coming toward you, the little air compressions that your ear & brain interpret as sound are hitting you at a higher frequency. When the sound source is moving away the sound waves emitted hit your ear at a lower frequency. Can anyone add to this explanation with some technical background on how the mic picks up sound or fun drum facts?
For some odd reason I read the title and clearly saw the word "drum" in it yet it still took me 3 minutes to realise it was a drum, I thought it was a round metal tray or something. I'm tired, and dense it seems. Love the sounds though.
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THIS IS WHAT ASMR SHOULD ALWAYS BE! innovation, experimentation, this is what we all want to watch! Youre great at this because you LIKE asmr, you enjoy it like the art it once was before the algorithm screwed it over. Youre an actual ASMR artist!
THIS
Preach
I agree, Patrick was the first ASMRtist I ever watched and it's still one of the best for me (TOP3). Also, god, the drum asmr is a heaven mode!
0:41 this might be the best anticipation-release-trigger that I ever heard, that rise with that unique tapping at the end - kinda reminded me of the Coconut Rain trigger but with a better build up
Seriously I could watch a whole video just with that trigger. It has so much potential! You could slow down, speed up or reverse the rise, add little tappings in it, delay the release etc etc. And it probably is pretty hard to recreate as well. You not only need a drum just for being able to do it at all but also the recording setup probably has to be pretty similar to yours to generate a comparable sound. This is literally a gold mine!
I agree!
^^ A dedicated video for this trigger would be great!
I don't think I've ever seen a drum used in asmr before this is so cool
"did you touch my drum set?"
patrick:
Peak step brothers reference
i know you touched my drum set patrick!!
PAT WE LOVE YOU PAT
WOOOO YA WE DO KEEP IT ROCKIN 🤘🥁
the way the drum echoes when youre making sounds above it is pure cinema 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽
the tiny tapping is like rain.. makes me immediately sleepy.
Waiting for him to start playing drums aggressively (something I would do in the middle of my asmr video)
Sounds like u should make asmr
@@AlishaRodgers-n2v yeah but unfortunately i'm a bassist
wasn't expecting this to sound this good oh my goodness
Just in time for bed! :) The sound the little finger taps kind of reminds me a little bit of rain on a roof. It’s nice! Very tingly
11:09 The drum being different pitches at different spots could be the head being tighter in some places on different lugs. If you notice the pitch changing around the lugs it could need tuning/equalizing, I am no percussionist though!
That being said the pitches being different was so nice for the asmr though 😅
Again, not a drummer but I was a keyboard percussionist in high school and had to tune a snare a few times. You are correct, and when tuning a head you should do the thing where you start on one and then do the one directly across. I assume a good drummer will repeat this process and find a pitch that sounds good, I just guesstimate and find out later.
21:22 I love the brushing part the most. Wow, sounds so nice. 🖌️
15:58 I loved this sound so much can we please get a bit more of this? Thank you pat
Saturday morning, nothing to do, pat just uploaded, it's perfect
As a drummer this makes me very happy :)
Your asmr is genuinely such a comfort to me, hope your doing well :)
0:41 I LOVE THIS TRIGGER! keep it up❤❤
the drum echos are surprisingly calming, feels like we're in a cave or something :0
I can't even drop a time stamp because it's all spectacular
But 0:42 though
0:56
3:51
Okay I've gotta sleep now lol
Pat I’ve been trying to sleep for hours and gotta be up in three. This is perfect timing
I love your thought processes and how you try to bring them to life
The drum is intense but something about the frequency is just right to be relaxing and not overbearing, reminds me of rain
Thank you for being you man
Bro this is SO COOL! I love this idea!!
starting this right as my sedatives kick in ab to have the best nights sleep i’ve ever had
Haha Patrick, the drum sounds different pitches because each knob tightens a certain part of the drum, making it higher or lower pitch. One part can be looser, giving it a lower pitch, and another could be on tighter, giving it a higher pitch.
29 minutes of pat being the best asmrtist to ever live
holy shit pat this is insane work like wow
I like the silly noises you make with your silly hands silly man
You are my new favorite ASMR youtuber. Your videos feel so nice and personal, cozy and almost nostalgic. Im very glad I stumbled here through the vast internet landscape :)
youre so creative pat, its adorable how youre always doing experimental asmr with differents triggers and how much u put effort into this, keep the great work!
PAT MY GOAT you're the only asmr artist that i listen to nowadays
0:54 is so good omg ‼️‼️
WE LOVE YOU PAT
I’m less than a minute in and I just wanna say that it’s a really cool concept to see something we’re used to seeing be used in such a loud, intense, harsh, fast way and instead being really slow and gentle with it. 🥁❤ Also love you Pat hope you’re doing well.
omg please do more of the cork board/ paintbrush on the drum set it sounds euphoric
I loved your last drum video, glad there’s another!
Patrick has amazing ideas
the way i thought this video would turn out into pure chaos and now this is one of my faves is wild (16:06 that cup reverb thing is gold)
Had the worst earache of my life, constant medication was stressing me out. Thanks Pat, you made me feel better ❤
could you do some fur/fabric experimental asmr? i really like the way faux fur and other materials sound :D
love this asmr btw
Thank you Patricia
Вот это действительно необычный асмр контент . Сразу видно мужчина с душой относится к тому что делает и действительно думает над своими видео . В общем молодец,такое мне нравятся 👍🏻
20 seconds in and the tingles are already crazy
this ones going in the vault
omg!!! I watched one of ur other drum videos from a while back snd that legit was one of my faves and have been hoping youd make another so hell yea
We love you Pat!!!
the sound of you talking near the drum was so tingly... very good video!!! can't wait to pass out to this :P
Loved this vid pat, could u maybe make a camera movements vid 🙏
Loving Pat's taps
Yes!! This is great. Cool video
ok, this was amazing, thanks pat
Such awesome sounds! 😴 thanks as always for the great video 🙌
cool epic improper drum usage 👍
Imagine a room filled with people wearing headphones listening to Patrick and his drum perform live. I'll pay for that.
Honestly the drum sounds like ice cracking or steel cables snapping so many different sounds
It's true
i can say this is my new favorite trigger
this is awesome pat i love you
can tune a drum but you can't tune a fish ba dum tss ok goodnight
This actually made me laugh thank you 😭 ❤
@@verysillyopossumguy I'm so glad i could make you laugh 😭
“i wonder where he put the mic, has to be nearby”
Patrick with his freakish timing 1:23
With guitar please❤
You're the greatest Patrick n thanks so very much for all you do for me/us. Happy 😊 holidays n God bless you always 😊😊😊❤❤😊😊😊😊😊
i'm gonna need more of 0:41 - 1:08 immediately
You're an innovator 🙌
This video is amazing
Having bad insomnia (It's 4 am) but then i saw the notif. We sleeping tonight boys
Thats so cool pat !!!
You may have found the answer already, but the drum has around 5 tuning pegs in a star shape, you’ll need a drum key (they’re cheap) and you can tune the drum (and whole kit) to certain notes, and ideally you want each of the 5 spots to ring the same note within roughly a quarter to half a semitone. Just tap or hit the section in front of the tuning pegs, and listen for the resonance to tune that section. There’s plenty of free drum tuning apps too.
But I love the resonance sounds after taps or touches:) very innovative!
What’s your favorite or go-to genre to play?
Please be happy all the time
hello i love this can we please have a funky guitar video
i fw this heavily :3
PAT PAT PAT PAT PAT OMGGG YESSSS KAJDJAKSK I LOVE UUUU 💖👽🙉
4:20 dude so good
i remember ur first asmr upload. look at u now!!!
2:46 also incredible
Thanks:)
Posting this video the day I start trying to learn how to be a little drummerboy? on my little drums? Astounding "coincidence"
“we love you Patrick!!!” we all say in unison
Parts of this, for some reason, reminds me of laying on a trampoline under the stars.
Thank you Patrick
I think if you added a t-shirt on the top it would add the perfect layer of sounds 👌🏼
DRUM SOLO 🥁
2:04 to 2:07 incredible
i like when you tap on the drumsticks
The next time you need to change your heads you should try leaving the top head off and putting your tascam inside. Do it with all of them, you’ll get a lot of different sounds just because of the different sizes of the toms. Snare wires might be interesting. Oooo and the sounds of the tension of the bottom head when you use a drum key to tighten and loosen the lugs. That would be fun.
5:08 you’ve got it tuned tighter on the higher side and looser on the lower side.
Oh my gosh another idea! Get moon gels! Stick them on and take them off slowly. You can also play around with the resonance of the drum that way too. Stick, leave it, tap around, add another one or two. It will completely change the sound.
YAS
*toe taps in happiness* yipeeee :D
We will reach 1 000 000 subscribers with you
5:18 I think it's because of the Doppler effect. When you drag your fingies along toward the mic you're getting a little Doppler-y. When a source of sound is moving toward you, its velocity is added to the sound wave's velocity. So as it is coming toward you, the little air compressions that your ear & brain interpret as sound are hitting you at a higher frequency. When the sound source is moving away the sound waves emitted hit your ear at a lower frequency. Can anyone add to this explanation with some technical background on how the mic picks up sound or fun drum facts?
I think I explained this poorly but luckily we are already here on RUclips so anyone confused can just look up a fun educational video 😅
the head of a drum is tightened by lugs around rim. the tighter the lug, the higher the pitch on that side. the drum is just out of tune.
For some odd reason I read the title and clearly saw the word "drum" in it yet it still took me 3 minutes to realise it was a drum, I thought it was a round metal tray or something. I'm tired, and dense it seems. Love the sounds though.
This is awesome sauce
Bro, I never thought this will trigger me so much.
Reminds me of rain falling in a way
Holy peak
too good man
Patrick Wilson? Like from Weezer?
Soyadı Wilson mı
this soynds very interesting
I wooooould love tappin my fingers on a snare drum back in marching band days
Sticky tape fingers on that drum would be epic 😊
dudes a wizard
Pat, you’re from PA?!?!!?
This. Is. Asmr.🤟🏼
9:40 sounds like rain on a tin roof