Pascal is a seriously a crazy good drummer. Not only is this specific video very hard for a drummer to cover, but combined with all the other covers that Pascal has nailed, I think it's safe to say this guy is a friggin beast!
Yeah they go into tons of detail about the exact equipment but if you hear the difference in the 2 snare sounds they made 90% of that is in processing and not in just picking a different snare.
Jack Stratton says he doesn’t usually spend that much time on the Vulf mixes. And he hits everything pretty hard with the Vulf Compressor. From there it’s not really that hard to get close
Jack did a Reddit AMA where he talked about how he mid’Ed his drums and what his thoughts were on drum sounds for vulfpeck in general and his response was “keep the drums dry and the mics close” which is exactly what y’all did! Hell yea!! Maybe you guys could do a video about how you could use their signature plugin the Vulf Compressor to achieve the sounds in tandem with the right drum sound and mic placement!
It's obvious how much you all enjoyed making this and how much you enjoy Vulf. Thank you. Excellent work as always, this has been my new favorite channel over the last year.
Your left hand looks just like Nate Smiths during the fearless fliers section, I saw another video on UA-cam where he talked specifically about his left hand and how he uses it for snare. Great video!
I'd love to see and hear a recreation of the drum sounds on Nirvana's _In Utero_ album. The bombastic, Bonham-esque drumming of a young, prime Dave Grohl, the intimate, under the microscope, nowhere to hide, "put a mic on everything" sound/recording style and the huge drums (16"x24" kick, 14"x15" rack tom, 16"x18" floor tom, 8"x14" maple snare). I think it'd be very fun and a great challenge.
To be honest, I was like: Here we go, there is no way they can pull of an authentic 'Nate', in playing or sound. I think it came together really well. Kick Ass.
Thank you for this very inspiring content. I love the vintage sound of Vulfpeck and also the grooves of Cory Wongs solo project. I try to use this "less is more" technic when ever I play drums or also percussion. Most of the songs don't need this overplayed styles in this genre.
Because I live in a large city and practise a lot at home, I’m very used to the sound of muffled drums. I can see myself using this sound more and more, by accident and familiarity rather than by explicitly picking it. Nice video, nice drumming!
i would definitely say the sound has influenced mine, ever since first finding out about vulfpeck, i've kept a handkerchief for muffling in my cymbal bag.
Not a drummer, but here for Vulfpeck. I'm impressed by the simplicity. There are three pieces: bass drum, snare, and cymbal or high hat. It makes me think drum lessons are possible. Thanks for the video.
Vulfpeck's videos look like my percussion studio's rented house back in college, right down to having instruments everywhere, along with beards and haze.
One word. YESSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!! Favorite video EVER! I’ve been waiting for someone to do exactly this type of video. I really appreciate you doing it, your thoroughness when dissecting any particular drum set is much appreciated.
Great vid! I think the less-is-more approach is way more inspiring to watch and to recreat! Great achievement on getting the sound and groove👍🏻 It's all you need...kick, snare, hats!
Great drumming as always Pascal & very unique drum sounds. I hope that multilayered samples of snares & kicks from these drum covers will be available soon from Art of Drumming.
ok... ok... a pillow... a blanket... and that's it!... c'mon... TONS of compression... EQing... maybe transient designers and cut-out filters... and then... maybe some ultra short delay... room verbs too!
you didn't explain the EQ setting on the mic for ace of aces. It sounds like its going through an old 8 bit sampler or something. Did you bandpass filter it?
Follow this link to get free access to Pascal's mixing course where he guides you through the complete mixing process of this video: artofdrumming.com/courses/mixing-iconic-drum-sounds
very very cool. I really want to recreate this sound. when i'd practice with my band in a practice space, do you think I need to mic up the kit you use for the ace of aces setup? the yamaha custom hip won't have a lot of volume I fear without mics?
@@ArtOfDrumming my clue is this video in the beginning: ua-cam.com/video/AWBUnr0F3Zo/v-deo.html Camera sound and mixed sound are waay too different. I know they should be, but it feels like magic turning that sound into another. I have some background in mixing but still it seems to be too hard to achieve that sound without any samples. I might be wrong, and it would be great to see a mixing breakdown for that sound.
Step 1) go to your grandma's house Step 2) go to the attic Step 3) take the suitcase and old tiffany lamp from the attic Step 4) HUG AND KISS YOUR GRANDMA AND THANK HER FOR EVERYTHING Step 5) watch 70s sitcoms for musical inspiration Step 6) go to your bedroom, close mic suitcase and lamp and record it with heavy compression. Step 7) Repeat step 4
This is taken from the original Vulfpeck video and they actually explained that in the comment section of the original video stating that back in the day fender bass was an overall term for electric bass. Of course this is a music man 👍🏻 Aaand for a little more insight: music man was founded by Leo Fender who also built the music man basses the first couple of years 👍🏻
NICE
lol
oh hi there
Pascal is a seriously a crazy good drummer. Not only is this specific video very hard for a drummer to cover, but combined with all the other covers that Pascal has nailed, I think it's safe to say this guy is a friggin beast!
🤟💯
100% Agreed - that fearless flyers cover was SPOT ON Pascal !!!!
I was thinking about the same !!!
Any drummer brave enough to take on a Nate Smith groove deserves a tip of the hat. Well played!
I'd love to get a mixing breakdown too. Such a big part of that sound
ua-cam.com/video/W8qGxsKNfnk/v-deo.html Check this out!
Yeah they go into tons of detail about the exact equipment but if you hear the difference in the 2 snare sounds they made 90% of that is in processing and not in just picking a different snare.
Vulfcompressor
Jack Stratton says he doesn’t usually spend that much time on the Vulf mixes. And he hits everything pretty hard with the Vulf Compressor. From there it’s not really that hard to get close
Jack did a Reddit AMA where he talked about how he mid’Ed his drums and what his thoughts were on drum sounds for vulfpeck in general and his response was “keep the drums dry and the mics close” which is exactly what y’all did! Hell yea!! Maybe you guys could do a video about how you could use their signature plugin the Vulf Compressor to achieve the sounds in tandem with the right drum sound and mic placement!
Actually, I didn‘t even use their compressor for mixing the drums :)
@@pascal_thielen Haha i could tell! Which is why i asked if you could, The Vulf comp is such a unique sound.
@@pascal_thielen whoa, that's actually crazy getting this sound without their compressor. Kudos!
It's obvious how much you all enjoyed making this and how much you enjoy Vulf. Thank you. Excellent work as always, this has been my new favorite channel over the last year.
Thanks a lot!
Great to hear that 🥳
Your left hand looks just like Nate Smiths during the fearless fliers section, I saw another video on UA-cam where he talked specifically about his left hand and how he uses it for snare. Great video!
I noticed the same, crazy stuff!!
Very good! Vulf Compressor is a must. Next Louis Cole / Knower / Clown Core please!
OMG you guys just recreated my favorite band’s drum sound! Thanks, you are amazing!
Great recreation of the Vulfpeck sound and wonderful playing by Pascal!
Thanks 🙏 KaitsuDrums
I'd love to see and hear a recreation of the drum sounds on Nirvana's _In Utero_ album. The bombastic, Bonham-esque drumming of a young, prime Dave Grohl, the intimate, under the microscope, nowhere to hide, "put a mic on everything" sound/recording style and the huge drums (16"x24" kick, 14"x15" rack tom, 16"x18" floor tom, 8"x14" maple snare). I think it'd be very fun and a great challenge.
To be honest, I was like: Here we go, there is no way they can pull of an authentic 'Nate', in playing or sound. I think it came together really well. Kick Ass.
Would really love to see your mixing process as well for all of your videos!
It takes a BIG set of… feet… to fill Nate’s shoes on a FF track! Hats off to a job well done. As a huge fan of all things Vulf, it’s appreciated.
Love the sound of that snare in Ace of Aces! Name/link to the particular muffle? Looks super convenient.
It’s a muffin: mistermuff.de/shop/muffin-set/
Thank you for this very inspiring content. I love the vintage sound of Vulfpeck and also the grooves of Cory Wongs solo project. I try to use this "less is more" technic when ever I play drums or also percussion. Most of the songs don't need this overplayed styles in this genre.
Thanks so much for your feedback Christian!
Because I live in a large city and practise a lot at home, I’m very used to the sound of muffled drums. I can see myself using this sound more and more, by accident and familiarity rather than by explicitly picking it. Nice video, nice drumming!
i would definitely say the sound has influenced mine, ever since first finding out about vulfpeck, i've kept a handkerchief for muffling in my cymbal bag.
I've got a dedicated snare drum shirt now lol. Absolutely loving that vulfpeck sound
Not a drummer, but here for Vulfpeck. I'm impressed by the simplicity. There are three pieces: bass drum, snare, and cymbal or high hat. It makes me think drum lessons are possible. Thanks for the video.
amazing how this simple sets can sound so good!
💯
6:11 He used the force!
The force is with aod 🤟
Vulfpeck's videos look like my percussion studio's rented house back in college, right down to having instruments everywhere, along with beards and haze.
Keeping the fiberskyn for the fearless flyers was an unitentional good pick lol. Nate Smith uses Evans Calftones
One word.
YESSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Favorite video EVER! I’ve been waiting for someone to do exactly this type of video. I really appreciate you doing it, your thoroughness when dissecting any particular drum set is much appreciated.
Awesome👏🏼👌🏼 I am a big fan of this nate smith sound! Pascal made a nice job!
Thanks MarkuZ. Glad you enjoyed this and yes - Nate is a monster player!
YES!!! Haha my exact current obsession and drum tones of choice. Amazing, thank you AOD!!
You‘re very welcome!
This was a lot of fun to make! :)
This vid blew up! Good job guys!
Thank you 🙏
I always enjoy your videos, but I was giddy when I saw this one pop up. Love the attention to detail and kick ass playing!
Great vid!
I think the less-is-more approach is way more inspiring to watch and to recreat!
Great achievement on getting the sound and groove👍🏻
It's all you need...kick, snare, hats!
Thanks 🙏 that was quite some fun recreating this
Great Video 💪🏼🤟🏼
Nicely done! Love these guys!
5:00 the little smile, you know what you did
Well done! I need to mess around with these techniques more. Cheers!
Thanks 🙏!
Fearless Pascal!
😊
Great video! Can you give us a breakdown of the mix as well? It’s a huge part of it
As usual, me and my SP1200 love all your content! Super crunchy breaks in this video!🤗♥️
🙏
Great drumming as always Pascal & very unique drum sounds. I hope that multilayered samples of snares & kicks from these drum covers will be available soon from Art of Drumming.
Awesome guys! Pascal you're great!
What a beautiful video! I love this Chanel already
Thanks 🙏
THIS IS AWSOME.. YOU GUYS SHOULD DO BONHAM NEXT
🤔👌
I had a band about 5 years ago that played 1612 and backpocket. Good stuff. I'm not sure I was up to the task behind the kit although
Yeah, go Pascal!!!
Really nailed the Ace of Aces sound! Cheers
You guys KILLED it. Amazing
Nate Smith is a force of nature
Really love this.
JOE DART - FENDER BASS *plays Musicman Stingray in the video*
amazing, thank you!
This vid is amazing. Just discovered my new fav channel
Amazing insights in drumming mic techniques. 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Yes boysss! Every video gets better 🔥
great Band and nice recreation of the sound!
Surprised the Vulf compressor wasn’t spoke about!
artofdrumming.com/courses/mixing-iconic-drum-sounds
Schön nachgebildet. Sehr cool!!! :-)
So amazing!!!
🙏 thank you!
Silk Sonic drum breakdown/recreation please!
Dude, sick!! 🔥
Thanks
Der Klang der Snare hat mich wirklich umgehauen. Beide Male!
Love it. That blue finish on pearl kit is 👌🏽
Totally agree
Pascal can groove! Damn!
Fantastic video Pascal.
Pretty gooooood. Love the muffin top sound.
Amazing work in this video! Cheers!
Thanks Fernando!
ok... ok... a pillow... a blanket... and that's it!... c'mon... TONS of compression... EQing... maybe transient designers and cut-out filters... and then... maybe some ultra short delay... room verbs too!
That shirt is brilliant...just sayin'. Love your approach to the technique, mates
you didn't explain the EQ setting on the mic for ace of aces. It sounds like its going through an old 8 bit sampler or something. Did you bandpass filter it?
Könnt ihr bitte ein Video zum Sound von „Louis Cole“ und seiner Band „Knower“ machen?
4:58 off the beat faster kick hit 😅
Follow this link to get free access to Pascal's mixing course where he guides you through the complete mixing process of this video: artofdrumming.com/courses/mixing-iconic-drum-sounds
have you ever thought about recreating the drumsound of Jojo Mayer ?
Yes 🙌
Woww Pascal Excellent
Thanks so much Tim!
Really cool. Haven't gone down that road yet.
Try it out - it’s worth it
4:26 change video setting to 240p for proper Vulfpeck simulation
Very good advice! 😄
Production is so good guys
Thank you 😊
Great video! But wait... you don't have an acrolite? What's wrong with you???
Just what I need
7:36 I like this
sounds awesome !!! what drumkit under 1000 bucks would you recommend ?
Tip of the cap on playing that Nate Smith groove well, a difficult task!
Thanks 🙏
very very cool. I really want to recreate this sound. when i'd practice with my band in a practice space, do you think I need to mic up the kit you use for the ace of aces setup? the yamaha custom hip won't have a lot of volume I fear without mics?
Volume should not be the problem. But if you want the low end to be present a kick might would help 👍
Great video! But I humbly believe that vulfpeck drum sound uses some samples blending. It's way too consistent for a dry drum sound. Any thoughts?
We do not think so but of course mixing and compression is also a huge sound factor
@@ArtOfDrumming my clue is this video in the beginning: ua-cam.com/video/AWBUnr0F3Zo/v-deo.html
Camera sound and mixed sound are waay too different. I know they should be, but it feels like magic turning that sound into another. I have some background in mixing but still it seems to be too hard to achieve that sound without any samples. I might be wrong, and it would be great to see a mixing breakdown for that sound.
This is Awesome
That was great!
Thanks!
The fearless flyers tone is super close! Do you have any more info on how it was mixed?
Great video!!
Thank you 🙏
Sounds great! Pretty please could you do Michael Giles' drum sound from In the Court of the Crimson King?
Step 1) go to your grandma's house
Step 2) go to the attic
Step 3) take the suitcase and old tiffany lamp from the attic
Step 4) HUG AND KISS YOUR GRANDMA AND THANK HER FOR EVERYTHING
Step 5) watch 70s sitcoms for musical inspiration
Step 6) go to your bedroom, close mic suitcase and lamp and record it with heavy compression.
Step 7) Repeat step 4
fantastic!!!
Thanks Jonathan!
Hey ! Really cool ! what camera do you use ?
Canon eos r5
I didn't even know I wanted this
😁
The sound of Yussef Dayes would be interesting
Vulfpeck is the Dave Matthews Band of funk.
Great video though, dead on and Pascal is a great drummer.
Thank Robb!
Not to be pedantic but around 1:32 when it says Dart is playing a fender bass he has a music man stingray in his hands.
This is taken from the original Vulfpeck video and they actually explained that in the comment section of the original video stating that back in the day fender bass was an overall term for electric bass. Of course this is a music man 👍🏻 Aaand for a little more insight: music man was founded by Leo Fender who also built the music man basses the first couple of years 👍🏻
background music?
It's from artlist.com
awesome, anyone know which kick pedal is used in this video? never seen it before!
It's a perfect balance pedal by Sonor with a Vic Kick beater by Vic Firth. 👍
😍😍😍😍Pascal😍😍😍😍
please do dimmu borgir - hybrid stigmata drum tone
you guys should make samples with this sound 👀
Ok
Btw, the vulfpeck like music in the background was made by me 🥂
Thanks a lot for that! 😄 love it!
sick!
Thanks wakecold!