it is because of videos like this that I think Reverb is the site to beat when it comes to musicians and tools for musicians. There's nothing here about selling gear or brand pushing. It's just someone who loves music sharing what they love.
Mark Nason the video by mikaya about snare doubling would have saved me sooo much time and energy wondering what and trying to figure out what chris dave and george McCurdy were doing lol no joke! youtube has come far. the hihat wash technique in this vid is new to me. have you watched the scott pellgram on drumeo its got fx I've always wanted to learn that cymbal scrape honing technique he does its hard ive never gotten it but ive not practiced it extensively either for fear of scratching the cymbals.
Truth be told, there's plenty of great and informative videos in this channel with a fair share of obvious product pushing. Still good content, but Reverb is a company. Their bottom end is to make money.
There is some genuinely amazing stuff going on here. That scraping the bottom of the snare thing is something you will see a lot more of in the future I feel. Benny Greb will take that and run with it haha. On a separate note, this guy must be a real challenge for sound engineers. A unique take on drums requires a unique recording method and most engineers I know have a "go-to" method for drum recording. Already checking out this guys stuff.
Omg that was just too brilliant. Instead of getting some expensive effects unit or go to the studio or whatever you can use acoustic drums & cymbals to mimic those effects & sounds Well done! 😃
Amazing ideas and great tones, but there is some sacrifice at the expense of timing for all that ambition. I understand this was an exhibition of these concepts however and couldn't have done it better myself.
it is because of videos like this that I think Reverb is the site to beat when it comes to musicians and tools for musicians. There's nothing here about selling gear or brand pushing. It's just someone who loves music sharing what they love.
Mark Nason the video by mikaya about snare doubling would have saved me sooo much time and energy wondering what and trying to figure out what chris dave and george McCurdy were doing lol no joke! youtube has come far. the hihat wash technique in this vid is new to me. have you watched the scott pellgram on drumeo its got fx I've always wanted to learn that cymbal scrape honing technique he does its hard ive never gotten it but ive not practiced it extensively either for fear of scratching the cymbals.
Truth be told, there's plenty of great and informative videos in this channel with a fair share of obvious product pushing. Still good content, but Reverb is a company. Their bottom end is to make money.
which makes you want to buy the gear even more than a. hard shill would!!!
There is some genuinely amazing stuff going on here. That scraping the bottom of the snare thing is something you will see a lot more of in the future I feel. Benny Greb will take that and run with it haha.
On a separate note, this guy must be a real challenge for sound engineers. A unique take on drums requires a unique recording method and most engineers I know have a "go-to" method for drum recording.
Already checking out this guys stuff.
This guy is a great drummer
he is a very creative and inspired drummer, and that is what i call a great artist , someone whose creativity is above average :)
This guy is so good. Love it
hes the best drummer. and i know of so many amazing drummers. son lux was the best live performance ive been to
Darren King and Ian Chang for me
Interesting ideas
Omg that was just too brilliant. Instead of getting some expensive effects unit or go to the studio or whatever you can use acoustic drums & cymbals to mimic those effects & sounds Well done! 😃
First time I'm seeing this guy, this is amazing
MIND BLOWING
Loved it, shared it. Keep making more of these!
That is simply awesome
This guy drums.
thanks for the useful tips!
damn, i could not do any of these if i tried! except that snare bottom scrape thing haha
Awesome acoustic drums sound experiments!
This is so dope!
Great, innovative tips! Thanks :-)
gr8!!!
cool stuff, good lesson
Dan mayo does a great reverse sound where he scrapes his stick along his hi hat!
Did you see the live session from O.R.A. called farewell? the drummer actually does the same side chain effect with his crash
what a legend
I love it!!
Need to learn drums
D: awesome!
genius
Nice!
Snare sounds awesome! how you got it to sound like that?
Look up Big Fat Snare Drum. Its like an extra drum head you put on your snare head, to get it dead / phat.
Amazing!
Very cool playing. Who's he play with?
He plays with Son Lux, Landlady and Joan As Police Woman.
Here he is playing with Ryan Dugre, who also plays JaPW
Special drummer!
nice
Amazing ideas and great tones, but there is some sacrifice at the expense of timing for all that ambition. I understand this was an exhibition of these concepts however and couldn't have done it better myself.
I think that is on purpose.
How many fingers have you had to get sewn back on after practicing?
Lol y u say that
since 10 years no musician inspired me that much
cool stuff like it!!
make sense
Great playing, but how are you going to enjoy with those posture?
nice brother!
What cymbals is he using in this video?
Looks like Istanbul Agops, 15" Xist Hats, and 22" Signature Ride
this guys drum faces are ridiculous lol
Dynamic Asian drummer for any slamming unique band: You're hired!
14 or 15 Agop Xist Hihats?
15!
These dudes sing their asses off in the band Landlady. Check em out.
Fuck, he's good!
can we get an album with just Ian Chang and Bill Laswell
what is that cymbal/crash/ride?
Istanbul mel lewis signature
i love son lux, but dud makes me nervous when he's drumming, idk why... so stiff...
Adam Saifer he's evolving
lmao, thats definitely one theory!
looks like Harold
Man! Watch your hand! An inch to the left and it's a gonner.
Only due to microphones, EQ and compressing this may look sounds OK. But without all that recording/mixing gear this drums sounds dull & flat.
Technique and skill and level: Asian
My level: still struggles with 16ths for more than 4 bars
Nerd alert!
This guy needs to learn that the human ear desires rhythms that are pleasing and consistent not erratic and jerky.
There’s a genre called experimental for that reason.
Sure as hell depends on the ear ;) This is my heroin!
go be boring somewhere else.
What’s wrong with this guy?
I think it's time to retire that shirt. The neck is soo stretched out. Reminds me of a laundry commercial.