Gojira - Into The Storm Drum Cover
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Amazing song. Unfortunately I had to turn down the volume of the song because of stupid YT algorithms;)
have fun watching!
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Hell yeah dude, this is damn impressive man, Mario just keeps pushing the boundaries of metal drumming. You nailed this man! \m/
My brain can't take the intro drum pattern :OOO I'm just fucking mindblown
Actually the pattern itself is pretty straight forward if you focus on the ride cymbal as your quarter notes (feet and snare are dividing up the 12 8th note triplets per 4/4 bar). It's just the speed that throws you off haha. Had to slow it waaay down at first to make my brain get it.
Good oll TD-9. Used to have that module really enjoyed it!
absolute ear candy, well done!!!
Hey man this is an amazing cover!!!
Just a question. the intro part as well as all other times it occurs. What polyrhythm is the ride and snare in? is it just a really fast 4 3 polyrhythm?Any tips would be apprecieted. Amazing footwork btw!!!!
Thanks for the kind words. It's like a 4:3 polyrhythm but the snare is slightly displaced.
if you focus on the ride cymbal as your quarter notes (feet and snare are dividing up the 12 8th note triplets per 4/4 bar)
Nice drumming! Keep it up!! 🤘
I like watch this video , really nice job ! 👏🥢🔥🤘
I like drum covers 🥁💪
such a cool cover great work you should be proud :)
Fucking incredible dude nice footwork
Awesome 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Great cover dude!! Really nice work! The intro is crazy good and you nailed it.
Looking at your kit i got a question, with that many cymbals do you just need extra cables? Doest the module have connections for all?
Gettin an edrum soon, wanted to know if it's easy to add 3/4 extra cymbals.
Thank you!
Hey, thanks man!
Nope, it ain't all that easy to just add that many extra pads to any current (or past) roland e-drum module. Most of them just offer 1-2 extra Inputs. That's why I'm using two TD-9 modules to get all my inputs going. It's the last decent middle class module that offers both Midi-In & Midi-Out. So the second one goes into the midi-In port of the first one and then into a MIDI to USB interface . They send MIDI on two different channels which is triggering two separate instances of Superior Drummer in my DAW. Hope that kinda helps!
@@theoneandonlyMoPS Two modules, one acting more as master the other sending into the master.
Thanks man, it helps a lot to have an idea of what to do! 😀 Im getting the TD 27 module, dont know if that matters or not.
One more question please, for fast double bass /power/thrash metal style of playing, which beater type you think does the least damage to the kick pad? I heard felt beaters is a no go, that it ruins the pad real quick.
Im left handed too! 🤘🤘
@@JFrancoDrums The TD-27 should work just fine, plus it supports all the newer technologies and you can expand it with another module if the 4 extra Inputs are not enough;)
As for the kick pad I can't help you, because I've always been using the KT-10 Kick Triggers on my E-Drum because I really liked the feeling of them and they're pretty quiet.
@@theoneandonlyMoPS Allright, for now i just want to add a crash a china and a splash so i should only need 3 extra inputs.
Again thanks a lot man!
u rock man!!
Beast!!!
Nice cover man. What kit are you using?
Thank you! It's basically a Roland TD-9KX Kit with a couple of upgrades and another TD-9 module to manage all the inputs.
@@theoneandonlyMoPS Very nice. Keep up the good work man!
Dit ziet er nederlands uit haha. goed gedaan kerel!
thanks, but i'm german kerel!
Are the kick trigged?
It's an E-Drum. So your question is kinda redundant^^
@@theoneandonlyMoPS JUST JOKING!