Drummer Reacts to - Danny Carey from TOOL - Perform Pneuma Live
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2024
- Original Video: • Danny Carey | "Pneuma"...
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INTRO SONG ►► • Repair To Ruin - Not Now
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RECORDING GEAR:
OBS Studio
DaVinci Resolve
Rode ProCaster Microphone
Audio-Technica ATH-M50 Headphones
iPhone 11
PreSonus Studio 2|6
Alesis Crimson II Special Edition
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LIVE DRUM SETUP:
Drum Kit: Pearl Export
Live Snare: Pearl Joey Jordison Signature
Recording Snare: Mapex Black Panther Limited Edition Maple 2011
Cymbals: Sabian AAX & HH
Drum Heads: Evans
Drumsticks: VicFirth VicGrip 5B
Backing Track Playback: Roland SPD-SX
In-Ear Monitors: Shure SE215
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14:56 the way he looks into the camera and smiles😊 "I just nailed that." He was so happy with himself!
Remember Danny is 60 now, and he's a beast. It takes strength, fitness and power to play like that. I've watched the Vic Firth video dozens of times and it still gives me chills.
His Mandala pads have 128 strike points arranged in 7 concentric strike zones. The Korg wave drum is the WD-1. Interesting note, the curved keyboard (behind him above his symphonic gong) is called a Marimba Lumina. He plays it standing up with giant mallets. Each key being a designated strike zone.✌
Lol Mandala, as in meditative, not Nelson Mandela pads.
The statement is under rated! Facts man
Not only does he have technical drumming precision, now he has to be super accurate. on the pads to get the right sound. The more i'm learning about Danny my mind is melting even more!
@@JasonSayersDrums dude is so into drumming he helps invent even more complicated stuff to smash his sticks on.
He helped developing these Mandala pads.
They also don't just have a crapton of strike zones compared to normal trigger pads, they also have 127 levels of strike sensitivity.
So the precision isn't just where you hit them, but how hard you hit them.
Might I add he needs all that he's not an average drummer, he executes all the drums with perfect precision
Amongst the obvious, no one ever seems to mention his endurance. His fitness.I got a friend of mine to just do the right hand doubles for the duration of the bridge solo.....and he couldn't.
Danny is a monster.A machine.
Danny Carey is a slayer.....
His fitness level is clearly visible for sure. I almost die after 3 songs lol
Not bad for a 60 year old :-)
There is a reason they call him "The Octopus "
Understatement. I get winded just listening to it.
His limb independence is amazing, all 8 of them.
I know a metronome with a Danny Carey tattoo.
lol
That left hand is lethal. No one else can do that. If they could have they would have. That right there is a BAD-MAN...
Nothing like watching a true master of their craft give an amazing performance. The concentration on his face through the entire song followed by that smile towards the end when he knows he made it through and it was amazing.
The drum arrangement in the middle section is just phenomenal, its not just a technical wow show off thing, the arrangement is perfect in how the "movement" and feel changes, crazy
I've never seen a drummer this awesome without being self-indulgent. Everything Danny does is within the flow of the song.
At around the 10:12 mark, he starts playing a swiss triplet rudiment in 16th notes leading with his right hand - R - flam - L. This is hard enough on a single drum, let alone dancing around a kit, with no recognizable effort. He looks so relaxed. Another great example of this is on another drum cam video of him playing Triad.
In my opinion there are at least 4 unbelivable drum part in tool discography:
1)the end of The grudge
2) the middle transition of invincibile
3)the drum solo in Lateralus
4) basically all of Ticks and leeches
It's hard to find good footage of this live but you have to check them out if you liked pneuma
Search for Danny Carey drum cam and there's a recently uploaded improved version from 2002 I believe. Triad is incredible too.
It's the gruDge... I'm gonna blame autocorrect for you.
Keep saying this, look at his posture, his physical intent, he is so focused, he truly studied the masters
30+ year listener, they are the best band of my lifetime! Each member has MASTERED their respective crafts. No one compares. Wait until you hear their whole discography, you wil be blown away.##Toolforever#DannyCareyforever😮
Straight up the best thing about your reaction video is that you display the video of The Master at Work full-screen, and yourself in an insert in the corner. Most reaction videos do it the other way around.
*You have your priorities right!* ❤️
Thanks a lot. I trialed it the other way twice but the musician should be the main focus.
“That drum” is an old Korg Wavedrum using the “tabla drone” preset. The ones with patterns are custom/prototype Syensthesia Mandala multizone electronic pads. Also you didn’t ask but the mallet pad in the background is an old Buchla Marimba Lumina, and the large square box with the blinky lights is a modular synth (see: Chocolate Chip Trip)
The drum he's playing is a tabla. I know this because it was my roomate Judd that introduced it to him. I knew Danny when he first came to Hollywood as he was living with my friend Pollyane. HIs dedication to his craft and work ethic is on par with some of the greatest athletes out there like Kobe Bryant. I was in one of the bands that played at the show where Tool got signed.
Can't remember hearing the last time I heard of a drummer that does paradiddles with their feet, why Danny is so incredible!
In a sea of "me too" Tool reaction vids on UA-cam, I really appreciated yours.
Since it sounds like you're pretty familiar with their older songs, it'd be great to hear you review Descending, 7empest, and Invincible off Fear Inoculum, which is the album Pneuma is one as well. Cheers!
Danny's drumsticks look like hummingbird wings in his hands. Pretty fricken awesome for a 60 year old man. ✌🤯
Couldn't have thought of a better statement myself lol
Well said, now I can't unsee a hummingbird with drumsticks.
Fuck that's a great analogy LOL.
12:10 how he builds up the snare and intensifies the pattern to build into the next section is pure genius
Right with you, "Finally a beat I can play", lol "Danny's snare always sounds like a cousin to the Conga, played with Danny sticks.
"What time signature is this?"
Yes.
I don’t even play the drums and I want Danny Carey drum sticks
He's one of the best drummers in the world. What a badass
each member is talented in tool buts its danny thats adds that part that brings this band to legendary status!
In a way yes, but I would argue it was the Addition of Justin that took Tool into the sound we know and love today , Undertow and Opiate are quite different (and frankly not as unique).
So I agree Danny's skill is exceptional, and I dont know if it was directly Justin, but AEnima is clearly where the Tool sound was born, and it cant be a coincidence that Justin joining for AEnima and Tool start to become far more proggresive
I’ve watched this video so many times I’ve picked up on a few mistakes, but he is so good at staying in the pocket of the music it’s barely noticeable.
Which ones did you spot? on my Mike Portnoy video i spotted 1 or 2 mistakes but to quote Jack Black "Rock & Roll ain't about being perfect"
@@JasonSayersDrums 15:05 huge mistake, big hesitation...i saw 30 react on this video and only 2 noticed it...i'm just a drum lover (especially jimmy chamberlin from smashing pumpkins), not a drummer but this hesitation makes me sick every times ;)
@@beussta Oh wow, i wouldn't have spotted that as he doesn't show any body language to suggest an error. I didn't know this song that well so wouldn't have noticed any errors when compared to someone who knows the track inside out. Thanks for pointing it out though as now i can see the hesitation.
@@beussta i see the hesitation too, by the look on his face i always think he is thinking, dont fuck this up Justin. Lol. Correction, i was thinking of the time at 13:48
@@JasonSayersDrums His face shows it more than his body. He immediately looks out to Adam.
Like that smile he gave near the end, he knew that was special.
He was looking over at Justin and saying: We're killing it!
not to mention the fact that almost everything that he plays is master level because he created it. some absolutely top level covers, but his best stuff by far is the stuff that him and his buddies came up with.
Great reaction! What you said about the placement of his high hat, if you watch the live sober video, you’ll see that he doesn’t have any triggered pads or anything like that but overtime As him in the band got more into electronics, he was running out of room so he had no other choice but to put it right there in the center
Thank you for the kind words! Yes it is a very interesting placement. I'll check it out for sure!
Two years later I know but this video shows the best example as to why the high hat is in the middle...when he starts going at the tabla sounding drum with his right hand and casually carries on everything else with his left, including accents with the high hat. I don't believe I've ever seen a drummer use the high hat with both hands in the same song (in this manner)
aahh yes, the one video all reaction channels react to. and for a good reason, Danny is out of this world.
One of the best full stop.
God created the drums so Danny Carey could beat the crap out of them, he is the GOAT
The drum at 7:55
Idk what this magician has in his drum kit but at 7:55 that sounds exactly like a tabla which is an Indian percussion instrument which he also learned ….
But doesn’t quite look like what a tabla looks like at all…..
02:51 - According to Adam Jones, that main bass is in 33/16. x)
Danny is not a demostration of indipendence for students, he's an example of hard work and what a human being can do with constant exercise. He keep on improving after 50 years of playing. Most musician stop training after their first record (like Lars Ulrich). Only old age will be able to interrupt Danny's journey towards perfection (which by the way is not far away)
You can definitely tell he is a full time student of the art!
His dynamics drive me CRAZY!!!
Loved the reaction dude!! Nice!! Rock on
Thank you for the video, great song and can’t wait to see more!!
Thank you very much for your kind words!
You need to do more Tool reactions.Every song is a masterpiece. They are not a band that only has a couple of songs that are good because they are only played in the radio......you are missing out brother
I shall, i have a few requests for more TOOL at present so i may do another very soon.
There's no other drum cam videos of Danny currently on the Tube. Boo hoo.
Some have speculated that Danny may have four separate brains- one for each foot and hand. What do you think?
He really doesn't look like he is thinking while he plays, which make it even more impressive!
@@JasonSayersDrums Yes - Maybe it is a combination of instinct and muscle memory linked to an extraordinary brain!!
Thank you for commenting on the right cymbal.
The one you like next to the rototom is a tabla... Also I don't know if there's other videos of the songs off this album other than live shows filmed by fans, but whether you do those or the audio only, do yourself a favor and check those out as well.
Thank you, i watched a few videos on the tabla and it's a very unique sound.
There's another great Danny video on the tube's titled "Danny Carey Drum Cam Live 2002 AI enhanced" and it's 46:03 long. It shows clips of songs during a show and I highly recommend it. Although I don't know whether you should hear the songs in full before you see the octopus destroy lol.
Newma! Will mind wonder!!! Great lyrics
A little trivia, Ironhead Studio's who do the Avengers costumes for the films did Danny's drum pads.
That's cool! no wonder they are eye catching.
I don't know shit about drums, but that ride placement makes 100% sense when speaking in ergonomic terms. Since the ride is one of the most(usually) used cymbal(second to the hats) it allows him to keep his wrist in a natural position when using the ride. Hold a drum stick in your hand pointing up and stretch out your arm. That ride placement makes total sense in its position, and you won't tire out or cramp your forearm muscles as you would with a flat placed ride. Having a flat ride will require you to bend your wrist more to get a proper strike placement on the cymbal itself. Your shoulder, and upper arm(bi's and tri's) muscles are a lot stronger and have more stamina. You can use those muscles to get your on the count ride hits from the elbow and use flicks of the wrist to get speed.
It's the same idea for keyboardists who play standing up and have their board tilted down. You get way more precision and stamina in your hands when your wrists are kept in a natural position.
Again, I'm just speculating, as I don't know shit about drumming. I used to play keyboard and guitar, and I noticed that my precision and stamina dropped significantly the more I would bend my wrists.
33/8 explains the jersey
He has incredible drops and fills.
Great reaction =)
Thank you so much! Check out my others available on my channel.
The answer to your question at 7:45 is a tabla, the Mandela pads are the ones with the Stars on them in the beginning.
Thank you. I'll check them out as i want to know more.
Ok, the toilet lid is a very old 1at gen handsonic. The colored pads are madalla pads "spelling may be off" they're 6 zone pads, where each zone blends with the sound of the neighboring zones. The ride is the Paste Blue Bell. My favorite of all time, I was so "well obviously" when he came out using it. It is actually Stewart Copeland's signature ride.
Not handsonic, a wave drum, my bad. A comment refreshed my memory.
7 Minutes in I'm thinking wait till you see the polyrhythmic counts. It's crazy it's a three-to-one situation
Danny finds crossing his hands tedious thats why his hi-hat is up front.
Badass
That tabla drum sounds great.
No, that's not a trigger at 7:39 just a common plain rototom.
Speaking of Dave Weckl, you should check out Kanade Sato. She plays some Dave Weckl and other covers, probably the best being Festival of Ritmo.
Check out 46 and 2
One of my favourites!
08:00 - Mandala Pads (drums).
They have 128 programmable zones.
And they know how hard you hit them zones....
Wow! thats a lot of zones. I need to check them out.
Pitched Roto Tom to Tabla Indian drum sound
You should watch something by Billy Rymer, like "When I lost my bet". He was the drummer for The Dillinger Escape Plan, now for End, and he just crushed Portnoy on a drum battle.
Wow yes i remember him! i'll check it out at some point.
only john bonham knows what this bloke does.. the octopus of worlds collide
12:43 yep...can you play the next bit though? hahaha
Hey you might check out
"Alex Rudinger - Necrophagist" or
"Anup Sastry - Titan playthrough"
I liked your react and like to see a professional reacting to that.
Triad live.
Rototom and mandalas
great reaction
the next one proposes a Polish band called
Mgła -Exercises in futility V (Drum Cum)
Thanks for the kind words. I have never heard a polish band before so will check it out soon.
Hes the king. We know. Now listen
Any drummer who elects to purchase an electric drum set, is already dooming his or herself to become a master of signal flow the likes no guitarist could ever hope to achieve. Adding electric cymbals, their are at least 8 different instruments you have to amplify. They aren’t delicate, but you play them by hitting them with a stick. So learning how to repair them is in the future as well.
1 dat ago? where you been? lol
He is switching between signatures following either the Guitar or bass, The 4\4 section he is with both of them.
lol come to think of it i do remember seeing Portnoy randomly hit his head before.Think it was panic attack drum playthrough.
He does it so many times! When I saw him live, he did it so many times throughout the show.
Danny CAREY,,,,,proof that God in fact exists, I find it very difficult to believe that talent such as this just randomly happened
at 10:06 the dead kid from the Wizard of Oz walks across the background...just saying.........great reaction too
I'm still not seeing this? lol
Danny Carey Drum Cam (Live 2002) [AI Enhanced]
AI Enhanced? now that sounds like some kind of video!
Synesthesia Mandala ver.2.9.
there are drummers...then there is danny carey
He's got 3 triggers on the first eletctronic drum
For some incredible metal drumming, I think you can check James stewart of VADER (A nice drum cam, with some one footed blast beat on top : ua-cam.com/video/YmeTO1KS6ek/v-deo.html ) Cheers from France !
Thanks for the link, i'll check it out soon.
Tabla
Oh, the flightcase next to him isn't just equipment for the drums. It also has a full analogue synth in it that he uses during his solo section.
There's a recent video on YT of him using it.
Can you actually tell us what are the time signatures he switched to? I didn't think so.
No I can’t. I am a straight forward drummer and appreciate drummers who can play different sub divisions and polyrhythms. I don’t generally do analysis videos to bands like tool as it’s way above my comprehension.
hi hat always in the mid way less killing your body and arms just watch him
The positioning was odd for sure. ergonomically it makes sense.
Mandala pads
40 roll and then triggered you won't be disappointed
Nice job so far mate good analysis and quick to point out the tricky bits for us non drummer's
Thank you so much! i don't like going into deep complex detail as i would talk for too long lol.
They are Mandela Pads.
Thank you
TOOL = GOAT ..... DANNY CAREY = GOAT .... FACT!!! 💯✌️🙏
#WWG1
min.10:53?
Danny is the GREATEST EVER... I 🙏 he DOESN'T worship Satan.... YOU don't get these kinda skills that are super natural... Are they because of good? Or EVIL?
He's a Peirt disciple. There's some videos of them playing together on UA-cam. He may have spoke at peirts funeral
Hey buddy. If you're a drummer why not play a video of you jammin triplets? Actually anything.
I'm looking forward to that day.
Even though I know it'll never come.
Actually this is being worked on. I only have enough room for my electric practice kit in my drum room. I tend to find videos played on electronic drums not as nice to view sometimes so I am currently looking at ways to do some covers. They definitely won’t be as intricate as tool songs though.
ROTO TOM.
Well, if it's a trigger, it can be any sound he wants. I'd say most, if not all are triggers. That looks like the big brain controlling it all behind him. On closer inspection, I only see one mic and that is on the snare, so probably the snare is a drum and the rest triggers? I see a mic on the floor tom too, so that's a drum.
Its a drum. They're all fucking drums! The trigger is the drum stick.
The man is talking about electronic drum triggers
Stop being cynical and masking it with humor, it’s not good for your long term mental health
@@brendanf8845 I guess I'll reply again. Seems my last reply was deleted. I'll sum it up. Thanks for the shitty psychoanalysis, Doc. I know he's talking about electronic triggers, repeatedly mentioning triggers that are obviously not there. He's hitting tightly tuned drums. I'll make any cynical statements dressed as humor that I like. Jesus, if we took away cynicism dressed as humor there'd be no good humor left. My psyche can handle it as I'm not some thin-brained pussy who can't take a joke. Piss off with your misguided, weak attempts to reign in my smart mouth.
Language is a funny thing, isn't it? It turns out, any particular word can have more than one meaning. Some arrogant asshole once put me through the wringer, suggesting that "solidify" only pertained to water and ice, just so he could gain the favor of a gal that was within earshot. There's being confident, and then there's actually knowing what you're talking about, which doesn't require confidence, but it certainly doesn't hurt.
@@brendanf8845 Proper.
@@GimmeJimmy23 Wait a minute, he was trying to get laid by showing off words and phrases? If he thought the gal he was into was going to be impressed by his Stalinesque approach to linguistics he shoulda just went and talked to her since she's probably very lonely.
You should react to Danny with his jazz group Volto do No Quarter. Much better than anything he's done with Tool
I had no idea he was in a jazz project? thanks for the suggestion.
NOT sorry... Neil P. DOESN'T HOLD A CANDLE TO DANNY CAREY.... THERE'S NO SECOND PLACE TO DANNY CAREY... FACT
Danny's a good kid, but Stephen Perkins runs circles round him!
Dave Grohl smokes both drummers
Banana peels...MAYBE?!😂
@@baconator1550
lol
Lol stupid
@@Daniel-xu6kd "Dogs Do hunt😂😂GO! 🎶"
*sigh* another "drummer" that doesnt know what drums hes using. Dude even has a set of electrics in the back
I knew quite a few of them, i am mainly a rock drummer so had no idea what some of the drums were. I have since found out my favourite one on the video is called a Tabla, such a unique sound!
Mandala pads