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How to play epic fill-in from Animals as Leaders - The Future That Awaited Me | Matt Garstka
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- Опубліковано 14 лис 2016
- Learn how to play this epic fill-in that Matt Garstka uses in Animals as Leaders' The Future That Awaited Me.
Get the PDF to this episode's exercises and musical example
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BGM : "The future that awaited me" - Animals as leaders
Gaming scenes taken from Devil May Cry and Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3
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Amazing tutorial! Helped me realize how much more insane Matt is than I thought.
Really loving the gaming reference here, they give this video a more personal touch as compared to other youtube drumming tutorials, keep doing this man!
Being personal is what makes us all unique, thanks Aston!
Dude your videos are the best! Can't wait to watch this channel get big
Thanks Dude, I can't wait too lol. But everything in due time :)
Great video! I love how you broke down the part into its smaller components, it makes it a lot easier to grasp!
That's what I have to constantly do for myself too, otherwise Matt's stuff is just too difficult to blaze through for me, thanks !!
Thank you so much for breaking down this long chop, awesome sauce
Just watched a few of your vids, very knowledgeable. Its amazing that you're putting this info out for free when most would charge for it. Thank you for all the hard work!
Thank you for watching my videos :) it's hard to make this for free so I really appreciate your support!
So good! Love the way you teach man, cant wait for more breakdowns on garstkas playing.
Thanks James :) The next few videos I have lined up are to do with Periphery and The Contortionist' music, though I'll certainly be coming around to Garstka too. His playing is just too inspiring :)
HAHA, I always thought about creating drum combos the same way! Just like a fighting game as well! I'm not alone
^5 Juan, Keep creating them combos!
Great lesson,great playing and the production is tops!
Thank you so much!
Awesome! Thanks for breaking this down. I'm loving all your vids, you have great teaching skills. Cheers from México!
Thanks Erik, cheers!
Dudeee this video was so much fun to watch ! Can't wait to get these combos down ;)
All the best to getting those combos! and more importantly making your own :)
Love your stuff man, so so so very well explained
Great job man! :D I like you videos a lot and you definitely break each section up on a great way with explanation on point too!
I'll be practicing this tomorrow - You have my thanks good sir!
Thank you and happy hard practicing Marc!
man you are awsome! im starting to understand matt a bit more every time!
Thanks Roger, appreciate your kind words :) more to come soon
Matt Garstka's Chop Suey!! Love it!!
Awsome video man, im sure youll grow big one day
To much from you to work on right now, haha! But great content man, keep em' coming :)
Haha totally understand Jonas. I try to make each topic different too so you can still work on the last 3 videos, which will tackle double bass(Kascade), groove(paramexer), and chops in this video. But hey at your own pace man :)
Another great video. Where did you get those foam bass traps, and do you think they do anything?
OH those are from Auralex, but I don't know where my school got them from, the studio that I currently film all my stuff now is not my own. As for doing anything, I don't know the difference as I've never played in this studio without the bass traps before and the room still has a lot of echo at all ranges since it's a very small studio.
Thanks for the reply. Good luck continuing to build the channel. This is great content
Wei your videos are very insightful and inteligent, that s why i wanted to ask you if you know if i can find the tracks for animals as leaders whitout the drums. Maybe in matt s site? Any sugestions?
martin bursztein thanks! But unfortunately Matt hasn't released any playalongs to the general public
Wei thank you for your answer, another question though, if you want to make a drum cover how can you make the drums disapear from the mix, is that posible? Amazing playing by the way
+martin bursztein it's possible with audio editing, you have to play as close to the original as possible, take out some of the frequencies in the track and use compressors or limiters, and you'll have quite a usable product. But of course you'll compromise a bit on sound quality but that's what you have to do without minus ones. Sorry for the late reply, am on holiday at the moment haha
How do you go about breaking down these drum parts? I find it difficult to determine the time signatures sometimes at certain parts, let alone decipher the drum parts. Would it be possible for you to do a video showing how you break down a song from understanding the time signature to notating the drum parts. Even if it's just for a section of a song. Thanks!
That's a great question. I've been studying odd time signatures for a couple of years, and a lot of it was Gavin Harrison's work with Porcupine Tree. Back then it was a struggle for me trying to make sense of stuff in 7 or 5 as well as practice to play them. It's been some years and I've fallen in love with this kind of music, even more so when I was introduced to Animals as Leaders just 2 years ago. But to make a long answer short, it's taken me many years of practice and intensive listening to such stuff to be able to break down the stuff for you guys today. And yes I will do such a video in the future, it'll make for an awesome lesson :)
yeah ^ and I've been playing prog metal like this for about 6 months so I'm still new to it but there are a lot of things I pick up on now that I wouldn't have understood at all back then. Basically, it will be a slow process at first but it does get faster and more natural. just spend as much time as you can analyzing a song you want to learn, even if it means listening to it all day. It's always worth it when you finally figure it out and have the freedom to play it on the set! also quick note, a lot of the prog stuff that sounds super abstract and difficult actually has a simple pattern behind it. keep your eyes peeled
Seems llike a good vid. Perhaps turn the background music down a bit. Mic quality made it kinda hard to clearly hear some of the things over the music
+TheApostleofRock agreed! Dedicated to bringing you better quality sound in the future
You still playing fighting games? I'm lookong for some competition.