Learning the "Bleed" Drum Beat in 66.6 Minutes (Meshuggah cover)
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This video is at 66k views on day 6. I think it's a sign to play more metal 🤘🤘
YUT
well that's a check
Learn the last 4 minutes of a song called Deliverance by the band Opeth, and play the bass notes "lazy" with both feet, no single foot strokes. It's fun and good practice for a beginner to double bass pedals. Love your vids by the way. Keep it going!
I would suggest playing it by sound first, get comfortable with it, then change with the sheet later. Nobody learns anything the same, so finding YOUR pattern first helps. Also, find your comfort zone sitting at the set! Again, nobody learns exactly the same, so find your throne threshold, get your own groove on, then pick up whachu can. Nice work on Bleed BTDubs!
if you do this warm up with your feet it gets your legs moving moving it’s basically 1 2 3 4 on both feet one at a time then get faster and faster
To everyone that wsnts to try to play this....the drummer that wrote this part, it took him 6 MONTHS to be able to play this one song. Just this song....took 6 months to learn. So never give up if it doesn't happen in a day.
I took me a month to somewhat learn it(I was learning this pattern for esoteric surgery by gojira) I only needed to play it for a few seconds and it was at a slower speed so it didn't take me long. But it took me a few more months to be conformable with it and actually play the beginning to bleed.👌😈now I can play a few polyrhythms over it
Didn't the guitar player write this?
@@brendangibson8200 I think it was
@@eddygaspar6842 Drummer may well have written his part to accompany the melody written by the guitarist.
IIRC he said he had to basically rewire how he approached his double kick technique, so if anything, someone might be able to get it down faster than that 6 month span
Meshugga Bleed is all Herta's.... you're damn right... yo feet hertas, your quads herta, your wrists herta... your ankles herta quite a lot! 🤘🤘
🤣🤘
Even for the guitarists ....
You had to buy that 8 strings Marten Hagstrom sigs ibby just for this song is quite herta.
Late to the party but this is the daddest drum joke I’ve ever seen and it’s great!
@@Yulweii look up "Martin Klee - Elevator Groove" - the comments section is dad joke heaven! 😁
He has the drumset posture of a man who spent his life playing the tenors and marching snare.
wonder why
so straight while playing .I wish my back was that straight when i'm playign drums i look like the hunchback or nortedame.
@@dark3rthanshadows raise up your kit a little. Doesn't have to be a lot. My back felt a lot better after I did.
I couldnt finish baking a cake for my sons birthday...
Someone stole meshuggah :(
you have given me no choice but to dislike the father joke.
*groans*
Oh my god I snorted, I love you. Do you have 3 or 4 kids?
hahahahaha
Oh *nooooo* **groans and double facepalms**
They better bleed
Watching Thomas Haake play this live is insane. Everyone should experience it.
i agree I saw them in 19 and it was life changing. Meshuggahs stage presence is awesome and thomas haake is truly a great drummer
I agree. Dude is a machine.
Yo, 100% not even just for the song bleed. The man is not human hahaha
It's crazy because he also throws in some ghost notes in the live version
You gone buy my ticket
Guy looks like Stevie T's elder brother
what the hell is an elser brother
@@kaseywentzel2238 Elder = Older
but less cringy
@@kaseywentzel2238 What are you, 5?
Holy shit I can't unsee it
Once you think you're hearing an idling diesel engine, you've got the kick drums from Bleed.
That must've herta lot.
Disclaimer: This comment was copied from another video on Bleed, yes I stole it.
Bless you for admitting it. That just makes it a good imitation comment. Not a disgraceful travesty
Thanks for transferring it here, it gave me a laugh!
Still funny tho
I gave it the 662nd like. I really would have liked it to be 666th.
@@markuschelios6891 I did it! Hail Santa
"The mistakes are still there you're just playing at a tempo where you dont notice them"
- every band director ever
Also my internal dialog without having any formal training. @_@
Yeah increased speed can hide mistakes. It's super common for lead guitarists too.
Fucking guitarists...
So if I suck, all I need to do is go faster. I wonder if Dragonforce is hiring...
It's very easy to hear every mistake on set going fast. Guitar. Yeah. But a lot of the time there are badasses who are clean as hell
To all of you young drummers, slow practice is key! Even EMC himself practices slow to get the beat. Awesome example Eric! Love your vids!
* young musicians
@@Baertrud6893 Yeah. It's the same for guitar, I'm trying to learn a sweep picking solo and I have to go slow to get it. go slowly!
I was just about to post a comment saying about this !! When u speed it up the groove or beat becomes way more solid as of the slower practice at the start
You can't bring up the gong hi hat and not do it
The gong hihat must be done.
Y’all gonna fund that endeavor?
@@captainkiwi77 YOOO we could get a GoFundMe or something like that
Problem is that gongs are very fragile, despite their size and weight. They crack and dent easily.
well rdavidr could do it
because he did
That's it. He has fallen into the metal drumming loophole.
8:20 the closer you get to the final tempo, the more you can feel the groove which is essential to playing this rhythm
Yea, your body knows what to do it’s just a matter of training your brain not to fight against it.
Warmup for double bass: singlestroke pyramide on feet. one bar each: half note, quarter notes, quarter triplets, eights notes, eights triplets, sixteenth notes. play it up and down and with increasing metronome for half an hour.
also good to do it with quintuplets and seventuplets
just play the "stick control" book on your feet.
Drum kit warmup: 25 jumping jacks
Calf stretches
200 push-ups
Vomit everywhere
Yeah... do a full CFT without breaks for warmup lol
That is the most meshuggah drumset ever
No china make me angry
hes missing thomas haake
and a china
”I think i need to think” very qoutable sentence
2:13 The *FEET* are too powerful, they tore the fabric of reality and Eric has been sucked into the endless void.
Hank you for noticing that as well XD
this is actually insane how much progress you made in an hour lol
He’s should try that thing where he tapes the chickens to his bass drum and play this again😂
That video exists by a different UA-camr.
@@kiltymacbagpipe cole dockter
ua-cam.com/video/oRzswp9bdM8/v-deo.html
@@kiltymacbagpipe yes Ik but I want to see him to do it
Heeeeeee’s should be do that,
Strange how this kick pattern sounds like some newbie learning double for the first time but is actually so difficult to learn and perform and when applied correctly effectively it's crazy effective and amazing.
Your hi-hat rod is bigger than mine! May The Schwartz be with you...
Hi hat gong, we aren’t asking we are D E M A N D I N G
Bleed is great, another one you could do is Painkiller by Judas Priest.
Hellrider would be really easy too :)
@@steliosemmanouilidis5050 Hellrider is good but it's not even close to bleed or Painkiller. I think maybe another fun one would be leather rebel.
Run for the hills is also a classic especially if you do the guitar rhythm with it which is when I think it sounds the best
@@tylerreynolds8499 yeah i know but its looooooong.The whole song basically
Absolutely
Love this! It’s great to show younger musicians that even the pros struggle through things and USE A METRONOME when they practice 😂
Your videos have really helped me while i’m away from my high school drumline currently. Actually, Jeff Queen, from the Flub vid was my director there, great dude. you give me a lot of entertainment and encouragement and i really appreciate it Eric. Have a good morning!
“I love you”
- Patrick Star selling chocolate 🍫
This is the perfect video to send to people to demonstrate why Thomas Haake is so amazing.
I took drum lessons from Chip Ritter when i was younger and he always said to stretch properly, then practice rudiments with arms and legs getting faster until you cant but dont push yourself, if it hurts take a break. He also said keeping it at a slightly slower than an "as fast as you can go" pace keeping the timing/hits consistent for as long as possible helps with stamina. He always told me if you could get consistency, timing and stamina developed well it makes learning more complex things later on much easier. He also recommends learning jazz rhythms, said id be surprised how well knowledge of jazz playing translates to other genres. In combination with other practice methods of course
It's so good to see a video of somebody trying to learn something, with all the flailing left in 😆 That feeling where your feet just go off into doing their own twitchy jiggling thing is so real. Makes me feel a lot better about my own beginner drum practice - thank you!
Also I never knew that rudiment was called a herta! Been playing it for years without knowing the name, because it's so darn satisfying.
This is exactly how Tomas taught it to himself. He can't sit down and just play stuff like this even though many hype him up to be able to. Another 66 minutes and you'll be just as good as he is lol
as a deathcore drummer, i would suggest that you use mainly ankle when playing double kick. Also you need to build the ankle muscles so you can raise the spring tension on the pedal. higher spring tension means the pedal will come back faster which can increase your speed.
Love the honesty. It´s a haaaard track.
Youre a great dude with good spirit and attitude. Shinning a good light on percussion players around the world.
Dude, no one can blame you for not being perfect/ a bit sloppy on it. You youself admit you dont play an actual kit that much and this song is like a super hard, near impossible video game level. I give you full kudos friend. You definitely did better than I could, and I do call myself a drummer.
Damn it’s funny to see people who don’t ever play double bass but kill it still attempt stuff like this. Proud of you guys 🥰
It's nice seeing someone not just showing themselves killing it right off the rip. Good job! Keep it up.
Very new to this channel, but I'm in love with everything I'm seeing so far. Keep up the great work my friend. ❤
not in my many days of living did i expect to see my favorite drumline tenor military man play bleed LOL
keep it up love you
Extremely impressed how much progress you made in 1 hour of working on your double bass herta skills. If you put 15-30 mins everyday you will be blazing fast in no time
I don’t know why I’m obsessed with these videos when I play saxophone and can’t even remotely drum also your videos are amazing hope you see this
You earned a sub with your metal videos 😁 loving them, please keep going with them, it's good viewing 💕
Oh, my gawd. I didn't think my metalhead, my DCI heart and musical soul would appreciate this, but I thoroughly did! What a technical soup of musical wonders! Thank you for this gem, EMCproductions!
My warm up for double bass drum is a subdivision practice. Play a basic drum beat with hands. 4 bars of each on each subdivision. Quarter notes, Quarter note triplet, Eight notes, Eighth note triplets, 16ths, and then 16th note triplets and now repeat 4 times.
I'd also watch Thomas Lang's Drumeo clinic. It's on applying technique on drumset.
Try tightening the spring if you are doing fast double pedals.
6:52 I’m pretty sure there fully tightened
I can go faster with them looser
@@guitarboy1234 usually tighter springs are better for faster tempos as the pedal comes back more quickly.
@@no_one563 yeah I know, that’s why I thought it was worth mentioning them being looser made me faster. I do a lot of heel toe stuff and I notice when they’re tighter yes my hits are stronger and there’s better rebound but if it’s too much for me I feel like all the rebound is causing my 16th notes to sound like they are in “swing” tempo. Lol everyone has their settings. It’s amazing how many people just have never even bothered with adjusting them. It’s usually moderate amateurs but still, it’s like not knowing about smaller or bigger gauge guitar strings lol. They can change your world. I’m also a bear foot drummer. I was in marching band too, but I was mainly a brass player. Kinda got pushed into it when choosing in middle schooler. Everyone wants to play the drums. ;)
@@guitarboy1234 Haha I use to play loose spring settings until I learned what tighter springs actually do. Mine right now is at medium tension as for now high tension is too much me lol
Thank you so much for going out of your normal marching style content to going to metal. I personally practice my feet by doing eight nots starting slow and after a minute I bump the tempo up my a few clicks. It takes quite awhile to do and is quite an exercise so feel free to drink as much water as possible.
Awesome video! As a guitar player, I never really get to see what goes into practicing drums and what goes into it. My feet would be dead tired after all that. I already respected drummers but this gave me a whole new perspective. Nice job 👌
Well, if you can play something slowly, you can play it quickly.
Lmao sorta
AMAZING
*jumbled flight of the bumblebee intensifies*
That was one of the dumbest things I ever heard a musician say (not referring to the OP btw before I get r/whooshed! )
You should start a band with Stevie T
Indeed
No
They look kinda the same tho
@@mariaelaine9538 yeah they do
Ever seen that spider man meme where they point at each other?
You were the first person I watched when I started drumming last year love the videos keep making great content bye
I would love to see your approach to the different types of double bass techniques. Some of them can very helpful for increasing speed but more importantly control. Love the videos keep em coming
ERIC!! OMG, MAN!! How did I miss this?? At 0:03... You've made me ==> FAMOUS!!
A great routine on the drums is do bleed and try blast beating as fast as you. That’s what I do every time I go on a drum kit
By the way you don’t have to do it
You could try putting your feet higher on the pedal, it gives you more control. Try this warm-up, Heel-toe (left foot), heel toe (right foot). Second exercise: Heel (L), Heel (R), Toe (L), Toe (R) and all kinds of variations. You can do this on the drums and on the subway or bus or while you're waiting for something. Try this: when you play with your heel, you use the weight of your leg, but when you play Toe, you lift your leg and you put your toes down. Love the videos, keep up the good work.
Absolutely loved this. Ive attempted to learn bleed but its one of those ones that make me think "nope, gotta practice a bit more before I come back to this. Soon, maybe". Excellent progress for the amount of time you put in!
To warm up my legs I play stepmania for a few minutes on a slightly-too-difficult song. If that’s not an option, I play immigrant song but line up my kick drum with the bass guitar line.
My hands warmup usually takes longer, but you have really good chops so it’s probably not necessary.
That was really impressive but if you'd nailed it at the correct tempo, I'd have to question if you'd gone too far with the 666 thing and had gone to Georgia to make a deal.
Wel played my man! Love how you show the struggles to play a song like this! Im sure u will be able to play the whole song soon👌
Dude, you're like my new hero! Keep going!!
Very curious to know if there have been any attempts to continue practicing this song.
Being able to do what you did in such a short time is pretty damn incredible.
Day 13 of commenting till emc makes a gong hi-hat
Day 13 of saying I know you to Frz Akus
Day 13 of saying _yes_
@@flarfatron2190 we did it we got featured bro
@@flarfatron2190 now we got to stay presistent
@@TheAkus the chances of him spending 8.6k on two gongs to make a hihat that prob wont work are *extremely* low. give it up, man
Hey man, I absolutely love this vid. Bleed is stupid crazy so I commend you for taking on the challenge!! I find with playing heavy music it helps to have the cymbals close to my body so I don’t have to over extend my limbs. Love the video man!
makes you really appreciate those people that create these kind of stuff.
The dadada is the second most interesting part in the video
Eric, you should play the Drum solo from whiplash! It’s insane and We’d love to see you play it
I love how you showed breaking it down so crucial for any young drummer to learn
The damn content just keeps getting more and more awesome!
The pattern morphs as the song goes, it's only triplet one triplet one triplet one for the very beginning then it moves to triplet one two triplet one two, and continuing goes back and forth as the song goes it's truly amazing.
The pattern is almost "alive"...they almost never play the same turn twice. It`s ever moving...like you said, it`s truly amazing !!!
its not a triplet. A triplet means that there are 3 notes of the same length for every 1 of the note value above. So 3 quarter triplets per 1 half note. These are 2 32nds, followed by 2 16ths, so 3 16ths or a dotted 8th in total. Triplets wouldn't "move" over the bar line, like this dotted rhythm does.
@@TripleTSingt you're right it's not a triplet it's several thousand triplets dude. Learn to count dude
this aint triplets dude
Okay so you describe the exact same Motif as a dotted rhythm, or there's a triplet followed by some combination depending on where you are in the song, the dotted Rhythm still give you a triplet are you new?
I feel like you would enjoy blood eagle by periphery, or if you’re up for a challenge maybe reptile, it’s 16 minutes long
I can't believe how fast you are nailing it, your skills are awesome
*This* is what practicing looks like.
This video just became a great resource
HERTAS
You are first congratulations 🎉
Yes. Also, first comment. Good job.
@@haydenreidling559 Thx!
@@EMCproductions Thx!
You should learn Tom Sawyer on set for Neil Pearts one year death anniversary coming up
He does not have enough tom toms
@@shiningarmor2838 I think he could recreate his 70s-80s kit layout with the resources he has lol
When did he die?
@@okalright3941 January 7th 2020
@@alexkistermusic4701 RIP neil
I warm up for double bass I use is singles(RRRR), doubles (RRLL) single-double triplets (RLL LRR) and just play a rock beat on the hands and go from there. If you do it for aprox 20 mins, increaseing your metroponome when you're comfortable, you'll be warmed up. Keep paying kit man, I love watching you try a different style lol
"I don't have the accuracy yet to have feel, I'm not allowed to have it."
That made me sub immediately. You get it 🤣👍
Get ColinFruze in on that Gong Hi-Hat prpject!
Seems like too mild of a project for Colinfurze. He's busy building a freaking trebuchet
Neato.
My best warm up behind drums is to learn something new - you suddenly start doing everything slowly and with good technique.
The best warmup)
A good warm up for double bass is paradiddles back and forth on kicks while keeping time with your hands, I also like doing 4 right 4 left then eight alternating twice then double to 8, 8, 16 and repeat (also for double kick warm up)
Chops be like
React to drum covers of Tom Sawyer and analyze the 'drum solo' part.
You really earn my respect and admiration when you we're honest in your video. Thank you
The honesty in a UA-cam video is refreshing - still pretty impressive
Amazing drumming. You should react to, or try to learn one of Mario Duplantier's drum solos he did.
Love your content btw.
Someone should start a go fund me for two gongs for emc...
I really enjoyed the end, honestly. Really makes a point about coordination.
This is fantastic 👏 😄
Now do 'I' by Meshuggah.
😂 you want to kill the man.??
At least everything after the intro is only in 4/4..
"No one knows, how 'I' goes"
There's only two covers on UA-cam, I think it's time for a third...
bruh
If you really read all coments, I just wanted to wish you a great day :)
ok
If you watch him you would know to say have a good morning💀
And...have a good morning.
Watching a pro practice is an awesome experience. Thanks!
I would love for you to keep going at this one. You can do it!
Seems like the only thing bleeding was ur foot calf & ankle muscles after doing that foot workout!
Can you try to learn Pray For Plagues by Bring Me The Horizon?
Your the reason I play tenors and drum set!
You would be eternally immortalized if you can add the ghost notes, but just being able to play the hertas at that speed is insane!
Lean forward a little when you are doing faster tempos on kick
i dunno bout that one. leaning forward can cause you to tense up. when doing anything fast you want to be as relaxed as possible
Yeah, don't listen to this advice.
Helps to "lock" tempo. It's meant for bursts, not the whole damn song
Try 'Blasphemian' by Infant Annihilator
😂 I think he’d just have a seizure
Download guitar pro tabs, extract the drums, put it into a VST and export. Done. That's at least how their drummer did it.
OMG, I had that exact same snare drum. And it F*ckin rocked.
As a guitarist, this is one of the hardest ones for us too. Most people work on their fretboard hand, and their picking speed and accuracy while learning guitar. While most of Bleed makes Smoke on the Water look complicated in terms of the left-hand, the right hand has to have speed, accuracy, AND stamina. Weird rhythm patterns aside, the sheer stamina required for this song (for guitarists and drummers alike) is almost unmatched.
...But let me tell you, getting it down to the point where you can play the pattern consistently without even thinking about it is a godly feeling. And this is coming from a guitarist. I can only imagine the satisfaction you feel when you can play the whole thing on drums.