This is exactly how the original Combustion goes - the only difference is that the drumbeat is changed to a slower more groovy one. But in terms of where "1-2-3-4" is placed is exactly the same. For anyone not getting it still, listen to the hihat in the intro of Combustion, it is literally on 1-2-3-4 beat of the song.
in the original track, the drums are shifted so that the snare is on the "main" beat with the guitar and the kick is on the offbeat, this does the reverse
@@echolessowl I kind of understand what the difference is, I should have said that I am not educated enough to actually notice it, if it wasn't for the title or the comments
@@echolessowl This the exact opposite of true. In the original the snare is NOT on the main beat but on the upbeat and the bass drums and guitars are on the main beat. That is the whole point of the original song. And this is the exact same. Trust me.
@@Zhaggysfaction In the intro the snare is literally on EVERY beat of the metronome, in the INTRO I repeat. The guitars accent are on the 2 and 4 of the pulse, and the bassdrums is just on the upbeat creating a blast beat that starts on the snare (for once) Then it's Meshuggah and they can't help but shift the perception of the pulse, so this just applies to the intro (3rd time's the charm, I guess)
isnt this already what happens in the song just with a different drum pattern ? this is pretty much just like if you took the halftime groove and extended that over the rest of the song
For some reason it makes me think of a really off-kilter Sepultura song. Oddly enough, I never really got into that band, but I still feel like I’ve heard just enough of them to make that comparison.
Yes, you’re right. However, a lot of people hear the original with the first beat landing 1/16th note earlier. Which is very infuriating lol. This video fixes that.
@@blackfowl75 Maybe I'm misunderstanding you, but this doesn't fix anything. The groove of the slow part is gyat now and the whole song is ruined. There is another video on YT where a guy plays the drums right on the implied pulse. Now that actually "fixes" it. Look for "combustion but drums". I don't remember the title exactly.
There is no BUT. Combustion is already in upbeat or however you wanna say it. This the same as the original the drum beat for the beginning is just quarter time feel beat, so half time feel and again half time it. This is literally the same rhythm as the original.
@@federicacampanile879 Actually Yes. You can hear it in the second riff which is identical drum beat even. Can you prove it's not? You are free to put a click track on the original song and see yourself.
Absolutely true. The original Drum-Track is the same in core but it feels different, because it tricks your mind. When you don't hear it, slow it down.
Yeah kinda. But Meshuggah did this polyrhythmic stuff way too earlier. So I advice you to listen to the djent's origin starting with Meshuggah album called "Nothing". BTW I like Periphery more (they have very interesting harmony in their songs and Spenser's clean vocals are dope!)
@@SirKurduckI’m well aware of Meshuggah my guy. I was listening to them before Periphery got popular. The point I’m trying to make is that this version sounds more like a Periphery song than a Meshuggah song.
As others have said, the song is already like this and you just changed the drums! It is hard to get yourself to hear it the right way in the original song though.
It's weird. Yogev made the video, then I made the tab with this upbeat (the V2 on songsterr, and V1 sucks as of now, wrong notes and half tempo, and I remember it being same as current V2 but without upbeat), then this dude makes whatever this is.
This might actually be a good way to learn the song. I'm pretty sure this is the true pulse; the double time feel on the original is intentionally misleading.
Great example of how to suck the life and energy out of one of my favourite songs, you play the riffs well, but this idea just doesn't work at all for me.
so overdramatic. post a video of you weeping about it. "suck the life out" get over yourself, acting like this was made specifically to offend you. get a fucking grip.
I feel like I'm really dancing to a discordant system haha
FOR REAL
This is exactly how the original Combustion goes - the only difference is that the drumbeat is changed to a slower more groovy one. But in terms of where "1-2-3-4" is placed is exactly the same. For anyone not getting it still, listen to the hihat in the intro of Combustion, it is literally on 1-2-3-4 beat of the song.
It's so different but still sounds great
Holy shit it's you
Today I learned...
hoot listens to meshuggah lets goooooooo
hi goat
woah this feels wrong, but right, but wrong
I don't understand music and rhythm well enough to tell the difference
in the original track, the drums are shifted so that the snare is on the "main" beat with the guitar and the kick is on the offbeat, this does the reverse
@@echolessowl I kind of understand what the difference is, I should have said that I am not educated enough to actually notice it, if it wasn't for the title or the comments
@@echolessowl no it is not, you are just hearing it wrong
@@echolessowl This the exact opposite of true. In the original the snare is NOT on the main beat but on the upbeat and the bass drums and guitars are on the main beat. That is the whole point of the original song. And this is the exact same. Trust me.
@@Zhaggysfaction In the intro the snare is literally on EVERY beat of the metronome, in the INTRO I repeat. The guitars accent are on the 2 and 4 of the pulse, and the bassdrums is just on the upbeat creating a blast beat that starts on the snare (for once)
Then it's Meshuggah and they can't help but shift the perception of the pulse, so this just applies to the intro (3rd time's the charm, I guess)
isnt this already what happens in the song just with a different drum pattern ? this is pretty much just like if you took the halftime groove and extended that over the rest of the song
Extra groovy. Nice :)
The last riff works great
For some reason it makes me think of a really off-kilter Sepultura song. Oddly enough, I never really got into that band, but I still feel like I’ve heard just enough of them to make that comparison.
Hmm, I don't get it. The original already starts on an upbeat. This is just Combustion with a different drum beat.
every first beat of the song is played a 16th note before the actual beat
@@crisssidk That already happens in the original. It's like the beat starting at 0:26 was extended to the beginning, replacing the blast beat.
@@TegaraMusicNot really. To me the the slow groovy part doesn't sound groovy here anymore.
Yes, you’re right. However, a lot of people hear the original with the first beat landing 1/16th note earlier. Which is very infuriating lol. This video fixes that.
@@blackfowl75 Maybe I'm misunderstanding you, but this doesn't fix anything.
The groove of the slow part is gyat now and the whole song is ruined.
There is another video on YT where a guy plays the drums right on the implied pulse. Now that actually "fixes" it. Look for "combustion but drums". I don't remember the title exactly.
There is no BUT. Combustion is already in upbeat or however you wanna say it. This the same as the original the drum beat for the beginning is just quarter time feel beat, so half time feel and again half time it. This is literally the same rhythm as the original.
No
@@federicacampanile879 Actually Yes. You can hear it in the second riff which is identical drum beat even. Can you prove it's not? You are free to put a click track on the original song and see yourself.
Absolutely true. The original Drum-Track is the same in core but it feels different, because it tricks your mind. When you don't hear it, slow it down.
Goooooood!
So damn groovy. Also it sounds like Periphery.
Yeah kinda. But Meshuggah did this polyrhythmic stuff way too earlier. So I advice you to listen to the djent's origin starting with Meshuggah album called "Nothing". BTW I like Periphery more (they have very interesting harmony in their songs and Spenser's clean vocals are dope!)
@@SirKurduckI’m well aware of Meshuggah my guy. I was listening to them before Periphery got popular. The point I’m trying to make is that this version sounds more like a Periphery song than a Meshuggah song.
@@AsAugustSleeps oops, sorry). I agree with your oppinion about guitar's tone. It definitely sounds like Periphery's
that last riff slaps
HOW IS THIS SO WRONG BUT STILL BANGS THE FUCK OUT WHAT
As others have said, the song is already like this and you just changed the drums! It is hard to get yourself to hear it the right way in the original song though.
It feels so wrong yet so right
333 likes, I'll leave it alone. Great work though. 🤘
omg this is so weird
this is literally exactly how the original is
It's weird. Yogev made the video, then I made the tab with this upbeat (the V2 on songsterr, and V1 sucks as of now, wrong notes and half tempo, and I remember it being same as current V2 but without upbeat), then this dude makes whatever this is.
That is basically modern ERRA. Absolutely awesome !
I would love to see you do bloodbath by polyphia it would be cool
like all the furniture in your house being moved 2 inches to the left. very uncanny, do not want.
impressive though.
how dare you?!?!
This might actually be a good way to learn the song. I'm pretty sure this is the true pulse; the double time feel on the original is intentionally misleading.
This is how we all perceived the beat at first, before we listened to the song a hundred times
Never have tbh
i downvoted this at first cos it hurt my brain :( lol
Great example of how to suck the life and energy out of one of my favourite songs, you play the riffs well, but this idea just doesn't work at all for me.
so overdramatic. post a video of you weeping about it. "suck the life out" get over yourself, acting like this was made specifically to offend you. get a fucking grip.