Insane Double Stroke Fills Explained!!!

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  • Опубліковано 2 січ 2015
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    I highly recommand to watch this first if you want to learn the shown technique: • Strange Blast Beat Tec...
    If you want to know more about my foot technique watch this:
    • Strange Double Bass Fo...
    In this video I explain the double stroke fill ins that I use. Enjoy!
    Also check out my bands!
    • Aletrun - Embers
    Currently I use Vic Firth American Classic Metal N Sticks. Audio was recorded with the camera microphone only. I learned this technique as well as my foot technique from the moldavian drummer Peza Boutnari.
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    If there are any questions feel free to leave a comment!

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  • @wanjanechtangroeger
    @wanjanechtangroeger  4 роки тому +9

    Finally, here comes the Wanja [Nechtan] Gröger - Drum School with more than 1000 videos + lexicon + forum + personal support and much more! More info: www.wanjanechtangroeger.com/bundles/nds
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  • @charlesmatibag1332
    @charlesmatibag1332 8 років тому +806

    In the beginning I was like "Forget about the drums, where the heck did he get the armored truck?"

    • @danielplasko5598
      @danielplasko5598 7 років тому +65

      not to mention who keeps their drumset on a shipping container?

    • @liamhardie5954
      @liamhardie5954 7 років тому +14

      Daniel Plasko umm he does

    • @johng7265
      @johng7265 7 років тому +11

      Daniel Plasko ithink the drums on the shipping container improved his sound

    • @zeeceefourovksk2837
      @zeeceefourovksk2837 7 років тому +22

      he must be in a military band.... perhaps....

    • @bkavsmusic2507
      @bkavsmusic2507 7 років тому +4

      we are still waiting for the answer

  • @sambyrne7542
    @sambyrne7542 8 років тому +449

    i think this guy recorded the gun sounds for all the call of duty games

  • @popculturebf
    @popculturebf 7 років тому +190

    "I can play on any surface"
    *Gets friend to hold his hands out
    'Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow.....'

    • @fuelslut
      @fuelslut 6 років тому +11

      Would of been even better on some hot chicks ass

    • @kare2much
      @kare2much 5 років тому +2

      I was thinking itd be more like olwowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowowow

  • @ovonisamja8024
    @ovonisamja8024 8 років тому +204

    Dude, you nailed the push pull technique!!! You're one of the few I've seen so far that can do this! And btw, you deserve a much better drum set!

    • @wanjanechtangroeger
      @wanjanechtangroeger  8 років тому +47

      ovo nisamja Thank you! Sadly blast beats do not automatically generate money but I am working on it ;-) First thing I will buy will be a new snare!

    • @ovonisamja8024
      @ovonisamja8024 8 років тому +11

      MorganvanHelsing Man, you know, some day, some big name in the industry will notice you and you'll be hired. Untill that day comes, maybe do a kickstarter campaign? I mean, I've heard of a story that a guy did a kickstarter thing where he asked for 20$ to make a cake. And he got 20 000$ because people thought it was a fun idea. Keep making those videos, and in time, you'll get enough attention. You rock!

    • @shredsixsixsix9218
      @shredsixsixsix9218 8 років тому

      ovo nisamja I agree ,this is great drumming.It seems to fit so well with the music also .Aletrum is world class ,easily

    • @Mustis1524
      @Mustis1524 8 років тому +2

      +MorganvanHelsing I don't know your taste in snare drums obviously but I know that I'm looking the buy the "Mapex Black Panther - Machete". Sounds and looks like a beast and is apparently supposed to cut through anything, so it should be great for blast beats. The black panther snares seem really nice overall but the machete is definitely the one that I have the most interest in. Actually a bit cheaper here in Sweden than at Thomann's which is definitely a rarity. Other than that I highly recommend the one I'm currently using. A Pearl Vision Series Birch. It really is a beast and with the Evans hybrid batter head (and new snare wires and resonant head) ... damn! If you're at all into the kind of sound you hear from Dying Fetus' latest album, just crank it up and you have it!

    • @hughdismuke4931
      @hughdismuke4931 8 років тому +3

      +ovo nisamja
      This guy is pretty good as far as speed. But if you guys want to see some real speed drumming with a lot of creativity and rhythm then you need to take a look at Buddy Rich's stuff. That guy was incredible even at the age of 64 when he played Concert of the Americas in 1982. I mean absolute kick ass. Rich didn't need techniques. He was all pure talent and I still haven't seen anyone out-do him at a drum set. Seriously, start with Rich and work your way down if you want to learn something really cool about the history of drumming.

  • @woodenhoe
    @woodenhoe 4 роки тому +17

    5:28 yup thats the intro fill

    • @jackjones8
      @jackjones8 3 роки тому +2

      omg I never recognized that! good find

  • @wanjanechtangroeger
    @wanjanechtangroeger  8 років тому +126

    My channel just reached the mark of 5000 subscribers! Thank you all!

    • @0ktober
      @0ktober 8 років тому

      +MorganvanHelsing Great to hear. I hope the number gets bigger, I really think more people should see these techniques and exercises, regardless of genre preferences. I see a lot of tips and tricks for both beginners and pros in this channel, step-by-step advice to beginners and corrections to many errors and mistakes what many professional drummers do & techniques everyone should consider trying. Keep it up, man.

    • @wanjanechtangroeger
      @wanjanechtangroeger  8 років тому +1

      Janos Dm
      300bpm! ua-cam.com/video/caQsqpeaTuY/v-deo.html

    • @jonathanmontano4699
      @jonathanmontano4699 7 років тому

      hey I have a question, do you consider these sticks to be too skinny and short for this technique?
      www.amazon.com/Vic-Firth-5AB-American-Drumsticks/dp/B0021VM90U/ref=sr_1_1?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1469662475&sr=1-1&keywords=vic+firth+5ab

    • @wanjanechtangroeger
      @wanjanechtangroeger  7 років тому

      Hard to say - everyone is different! I can use the technique also with very light sticks but it does not sound as powerful as with heavy ones. I think I would feel uncomfortable with this sticks.

    • @smarthalayla1549
      @smarthalayla1549 7 років тому +3

      Now do it in 7/16

  • @MrSneek89
    @MrSneek89 7 років тому +344

    Drum smoked a cigarrete afterwards.

    • @TheArmchairgm
      @TheArmchairgm 6 років тому +4

      Lol....

    • @hauntedhose
      @hauntedhose 6 років тому +1

      That’s right good stuff jokes my frendolio

    • @damianmlamb
      @damianmlamb 5 років тому

      🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😎

    • @Savuhh
      @Savuhh 4 роки тому

      :DD

  • @journeyseb
    @journeyseb 6 років тому +13

    Not my kind of music or drumming, but you can’t deny the speed, control and precision this guy is demonstrating here. Really impressive!

  • @WhirlwindStudio
    @WhirlwindStudio 7 років тому +12

    started practicing this technique two weeks ago.
    I seem to get the feel and control of things at slower speeds.
    Getting better little by little

  • @dadygee
    @dadygee 8 років тому +42

    If you would have shown the " no rebound " on a fish I would have lost my shit! Damn good video!

  • @tvd-theremedy2515
    @tvd-theremedy2515 7 років тому +54

    "It's the fucking Catalina Wine Mixer."

  • @pinball1970
    @pinball1970 7 років тому +84

    I am not keen on this sort of fast music but the control and power you have on this vid is mental. Love it.

  • @og_nutz48
    @og_nutz48 5 років тому +8

    5:28 hey it's the intro beat

  • @Dyers88
    @Dyers88 7 років тому +45

    ok. drum kit...check... cargo shorts... check.... fucking APC....check

  • @Knutorius
    @Knutorius 9 років тому +55

    the high tom his headbanging when you play blast beats :)

    • @botbrattmusic667
      @botbrattmusic667 9 років тому +2

      Gehti Schniksan you know he's awesome when drum itself headbangs!!

    • @Procyon58
      @Procyon58 9 років тому +16

      Gehti Schniksan i also like how its giving up at 4:57 like "i cant take this anymore man"

    • @mohaawwkk3163
      @mohaawwkk3163 8 років тому +1

      Gehti Schniksan Haha what an awesome observation

  • @samganci6305
    @samganci6305 7 років тому +115

    Does my shirt have to be off for this to work?

  • @partykrew666
    @partykrew666 7 років тому +63

    excellent lesson! few videos show exactly how to hold the stick and what is going on in a specific technique. I will practice this tonight

  • @black_platypus
    @black_platypus 7 років тому +7

    2:26 Ha, I knew it.
    You really DO have four hands!
    Busted! :P

  • @sfasfads
    @sfasfads 6 років тому +2

    That's similar to a heel-toe done with your hands. You even explain the advantage over just rebound. Fundamentally simple, but next level. It's brilliant.

  • @smallfaucet
    @smallfaucet 6 років тому +25

    What he didn't know is the kit caught on fire after he left.

  • @_TRdrums
    @_TRdrums 7 років тому +130

    this is like if dwight schrute made a drum video

    • @lydenmichels5038
      @lydenmichels5038 7 років тому

      Funny i just watched a few episodes...

    • @josiahortiz76
      @josiahortiz76 7 років тому +2

      Travis Romine dude 😂😂

    • @TheSolfilm
      @TheSolfilm 6 років тому

      Man, that's so true !!

    • @classixdrummer
      @classixdrummer 6 років тому +3

      I think Moes tuned the drums for this one.

    • @Aviyaytor
      @Aviyaytor 6 років тому

      L oh L! Started watching The Office recently. I concur wholeheartedly! Just need his crazy bearded relative running around.

  • @wanjanechtangroeger
    @wanjanechtangroeger  7 років тому +55

    ► Wanja [Nechtan] Gröger - Drum School: www.wanjanechtangroeger.com/bundles/nds
    A big thank you to all my UA-cam viewers, subscribers, facebook likers and twitter followers! A couple of days ago my facebook page reached 1000 likes and my UA-cam channel got 10 000 subscribers! For this special occasion I made a video about my personal history as a drummer featuring previously unreleased video material from my pre-UA-cam era amongst many more things.
    ua-cam.com/video/GaQighp4-9Q/v-deo.html
    #nechtan

    • @zachvegoe2202
      @zachvegoe2202 7 років тому +1

      MorganvanHelsing what ride cymbal did you use in this video?

    • @decmccallion
      @decmccallion 7 років тому +2

      It all fits in so well, especially with the armoured vehicle cause this stuff sounds like a motherf@cking 50. Cal machine gun!! Awesome technique man, great stuff!!

    • @jjbenz9633
      @jjbenz9633 7 років тому

      or similar to a Dragonov in stacatto style
      😊😊

    • @chrischambers1868
      @chrischambers1868 7 років тому

      Wanja [Nechtan] Grög

    • @MegaLJ3
      @MegaLJ3 6 років тому

      Thank you a million times over.

  • @angelajones40
    @angelajones40 7 років тому +2

    Great double skills. Thanks for the tutorial , very informative to help with the technique.

  • @Quietus5
    @Quietus5 6 років тому

    Geez man! Within seconds, you taught me what I need to improve upon! Thank you. Clear and concise.

  • @misfit2022
    @misfit2022 7 років тому +4

    Rapid paradiddles and doubles, always fun. Surprised you get so much power with the thumbs up technique. I play palms down. I find it gives me more power and speed.

  • @Ruckusdrummer840
    @Ruckusdrummer840 7 років тому +14

    BEST. PRACTICE. PAD. EVER.

    • @spamhandlecam
      @spamhandlecam 7 років тому +6

      Ruckusdrummer840 I know right! A slice of meat on a paperback. Who'd have thought?

    • @wilsongaberino3421
      @wilsongaberino3421 7 років тому +8

      Cam³ pretty sure that's a Remo putty pad but whatever you say

  • @FrankPCarpi
    @FrankPCarpi 7 років тому

    Thank you so much Wanja for the technique. I love that rebound finger gripping method, I will surely practice that today.

  • @KingBlonde
    @KingBlonde 6 років тому

    A real game changer in terms of modern music, bringing it back to fundamental basics and changing it to your needs. Thank you!

  • @bnbailey1521
    @bnbailey1521 8 років тому +279

    Am I the only one who finds this whole video hilarious...

    • @jackback6069
      @jackback6069 8 років тому +21

      +bnbailey1521 ..I can't stop laughing. Who is gonna tell him that the set he is raping so hardly is not a machine gun?

    • @spaceshi1984
      @spaceshi1984 8 років тому +9

      +bnbailey1521 lol... the weirdest drum video on youtube

    • @walkerwilson3298
      @walkerwilson3298 8 років тому +95

      +bnbailey1521 "Ok guys, so today I'm going to show you how to do a really fast double stroke on my drum set"
      *Climbs on top of a fucking six wheeled tank to get to his drum set*

    • @sharpisharp
      @sharpisharp 8 років тому +2

      +Walker Wilson HAHAHAHA :D :D :D

    • @mikereynolds6118
      @mikereynolds6118 7 років тому +11

      bnbailey1521 Funny you can't play it so.....ya it's "Hilarious". 🖕

  • @cheuch4282
    @cheuch4282 7 років тому +5

    It looks (and sounds) like "Tractor Metal". Pretty enjoyable by the way! :D

  • @expressyourselfist
    @expressyourselfist 8 років тому

    Your technique is spectacular,thanks for posting the video,it helped me a lot to improve my drumming skills.

  • @JakeShields09
    @JakeShields09 8 років тому +2

    Man, you have amazing technique. You are inspiring me to practice again.

  • @mineheadX1
    @mineheadX1 7 років тому +22

    this guy deserves a real kit...he's got an armored personnel carrier & a 2 cent drum kit, he should get his priorities straight...do you really need that bonecrusher ?

    • @DasSuper
      @DasSuper 7 років тому +16

      He's saving up for a tank so he can blow up the old kit before purchasing something better.

    • @coltoncg
      @coltoncg 5 років тому

      DasSuper oh yeah yeah

    • @hereticpoltergeist1
      @hereticpoltergeist1 4 роки тому

      ...yes...he does...

    • @fukndrums367
      @fukndrums367 4 роки тому +2

      I mean it's a pretty nice looking kit to be honest I think it's pretty sweet

  • @MrRicholive
    @MrRicholive 7 років тому +1

    one of the most incredible techniques Iv ever seen......it's quite clear

  • @ponckk
    @ponckk 6 років тому

    thanks for sharing. amazing control and endurance for such speeds. hat off for such dedication

  • @HabAnagarek
    @HabAnagarek 8 років тому +24

    I love hearing this kind of drumming on real, acoustic drums and no triggered, studio DAW bullshit. Plus, I have a Mapex and hear it played like this is awesome.

    • @datmusictho__2813
      @datmusictho__2813 8 років тому

      +HabAnagarek Im pretty sure his drums wasn't really tuned so it would pretty much sound like that if he was to record it in the studio. It's all about tuning.

    • @EZCreepin
      @EZCreepin 8 років тому +2

      +th3 GreAtMan _LOVE A lot of it is tuning, but engineers can pretty much do anything they need to get drums to sound the way they want nowadays

    • @datmusictho__2813
      @datmusictho__2813 8 років тому

      EZCreepin You right because in the studios they do have the sound and quality of the drums altered.

    • @EZCreepin
      @EZCreepin 8 років тому +1

      th3 GreAtMan _LOVE You are right about tuning though. It's one of the most looked over parts of the drum kit, in my opinion, but it's also probably the most important as well. There's a reason why most drummers want John Bonham's sound

    • @datmusictho__2813
      @datmusictho__2813 8 років тому +1

      EZCreepin Yeah, a lot of drummers don't even care about quality and sound anymore they just want to play drums. There not a problem with that it's just when you play, the main goal is for the music to sound good.

  • @2bobthetramp
    @2bobthetramp 7 років тому +235

    Great technique but that kit needs some serious tuning.

    • @jjbenz9633
      @jjbenz9633 7 років тому +39

      it could be that since its an open atmosphere the sounds go in all direction lackn its acoustic properties
      they do sound like tin can thingies

    • @grindfather8955
      @grindfather8955 7 років тому +16

      He just cranked em up tight af so the double strokes work nicely

    • @jesushimself00
      @jesushimself00 7 років тому +58

      you forgot, this is metal. not even the string instruments are in tune

    • @dorkthrone
      @dorkthrone 7 років тому +28

      Grindfather I don't think that's it at all. He spends literally half the video showing how he can play the push/pull technique on any surface, including a folded pair of pants.

    • @theoriginalemim
      @theoriginalemim 6 років тому +4

      That's a pretty standard black metal sound

  • @13strikeasnare
    @13strikeasnare 8 років тому

    thank you for makin your videos! very awesome man....great job!!!

  • @deimos2k6
    @deimos2k6 7 років тому

    The extreme metal world NEEDS more of drummer like you. Fullstop!

  • @tripplsixx9995
    @tripplsixx9995 7 років тому +38

    any tips on cooking

  • @damiensmith6588
    @damiensmith6588 7 років тому +25

    how could i not subscribe

  • @BORNFREEITALIA
    @BORNFREEITALIA 6 років тому +1

    Respect from Italy great artist. Best metal drummer of all time

  • @pogijuice
    @pogijuice 7 років тому

    thanks for the tutor. I was trying to figure out how they get that insane drum roll or fill ins.

  • @manofculture8666
    @manofculture8666 7 років тому +82

    Your ride cymbal is insanely close to your floor tom.
    But whatever's comfortable :).

    • @therrienmichael08
      @therrienmichael08 7 років тому +24

      I was going to say the same thing. Makes me feel claustrophobic.

    • @tzon6802
      @tzon6802 7 років тому +4

      Max Echendu I used to mount my ride right on top of my floor Tom, no stand or anything, just set right on top. It was really innovative when you think about it. I mean, nobody else was doing it at the time

    • @annoball
      @annoball 6 років тому

      Max Echendu Hahahahahaha

    • @fukndrums367
      @fukndrums367 3 роки тому +1

      Max Echendu I know this comment is old af but I think it’s just a mapex thing cause I’ve got a similar kit to his and the Tom mounting system was crap and it made the right Tom sit super far to the right so I always put my ride like 4 inches over my floor Tom and it works pretty well for me

  • @avsky837
    @avsky837 8 років тому +17

    so can i find you on craigslist? then we start folk band yes?

  • @volikoto
    @volikoto 7 років тому +2

    I'm mind-blowned and enlightened. Thank you so much.

  • @TheJosefranco
    @TheJosefranco 8 років тому

    Hi mate from South America, I really liked your class, it is been very clear. I am practicing I hope some day playing like you. Greetings. Thanks

  • @DDooMRooMM
    @DDooMRooMM 8 років тому +4

    Man...you've got that down like crazy! I have been practicing this method for about 4 months and I am only at about 170 on doubles around the kit and thats only about a minute then I can't move lol. I practice on a pillow so I'll keep progressing but 280?? Dammit dude that is so freaking crazy. How many years did you spend developing that? Your feet are on god damn point also, man. You're an excellent drummer.

    • @Joshie5674
      @Joshie5674 8 років тому

      +fartedandpoopedalil how much do you practice a day?

    • @DDooMRooMM
      @DDooMRooMM 8 років тому

      +Joshua Banks Hour at least. Most days I try to spend 2 hrs at the pad and an hour at the kit. I'm at about 185 for consistant doubles around the kit. It takes so long to develop rudiments. Let alone all the other shit I'm trying to practice. You play? What's your routine? Love talking to other drummers about their practice regimen.

    • @Joshie5674
      @Joshie5674 8 років тому +1

      Yeh I do. I usually play a couple hours a day (on average) but have only recently being interested in double stroke rolls(I have always done singles). I can do my double stroke at about 140 but being able to do 180ish would be nice. I don't really have a routine as I've just started a week or two ago. I was previously focused on my single roll which I have got to about 240-250. My single roll exercises usually involved building speed and holding for around 5-15 mins. Should I take a similar approach with my double stroke roll? What works best for you?

    • @DDooMRooMM
      @DDooMRooMM 8 років тому

      +Joshua Banks Man 140 for only starting doubles 2 weeks ago is great! I started em around feb and I couldn't do 120 so I mean it didn't take too long to get them to where they are now. And 250 for your singles is awesome. Do the same thing with your doubles you did with your singles...you'll be at 180 in 3 months tops I'd say. Its funny because as soon as you start to see progress you wont wanna stop. That's what happened to me. Good luck dude.

    • @Joshie5674
      @Joshie5674 8 років тому

      Cheers!! I agree, when I started to see my singles improve I became pretty dedicated to get them faster.

  • @sicher5852
    @sicher5852 7 років тому +53

    ok, does it work if you're not playing on a container? just curious

  • @todd_raymond
    @todd_raymond 7 років тому

    Why is this so amazing? I used this technique 30 years ago as a teenager. Still use it today..

  • @lewis1305
    @lewis1305 7 років тому

    Guy is INSANE! Keep up the awesome drumming. This will help me a lot thankyou!

  • @wanjanechtangroeger
    @wanjanechtangroeger  8 років тому +6

    Check out my new tutorial about Coordination Exercises: ua-cam.com/video/KQ5nBClI-3o/v-deo.html

    • @BeatsAndMeats
      @BeatsAndMeats 7 років тому +1

      Is there any chance that you can make a short video explaining and showing exactly what your thumb is doing? I've watched your other videos, but the part with the thumb is kicking my ass.

  • @deadforever8810
    @deadforever8810 6 років тому +3

    5:29 A moment to remember forever. :')

  • @Enlightened_Healings
    @Enlightened_Healings 8 років тому +1

    Thanks for sharing this technique with us, it gets so much more power than regular doubles. I love how these fills sound. I've been practicing it for a couple months now and I've gotten it up to 250 bpm so far. I remember at first I couldn't even play it at 200 lol.

  • @isolationdisorder
    @isolationdisorder 7 років тому +1

    Awesome! Really cool technique! definitely going to work on this!

  • @walterwhite7325
    @walterwhite7325 6 років тому +25

    That book sounds better than all your toms combined

  • @andrewmitchell8401
    @andrewmitchell8401 7 років тому +6

    Sounds better than my kit.. but my armoured car has shag carpet.

  • @bullainsworth3130
    @bullainsworth3130 7 років тому

    Beautiful technique! And very effective for hitting low rebound drums like large toms. Cool!

  • @markburton9051
    @markburton9051 6 років тому

    This cat is AWESOME! Had to have taken some time to perfect to this degree but work well accomplished. It's incredible! I love it! Rock on Wanja!

  • @tommynikon4843
    @tommynikon4843 7 років тому +32

    INCREDIBLE! Unlike alot of the haters on here- i GET what Morgan was demonstrating. So fuck everybody else that THINKS they can kick his ass. YOU CAN'T!
    Rock on Morgan; sweet FAST chops, GREAT technique!

  • @datickywickygurl
    @datickywickygurl 7 років тому +9

    I just came here to see if you were a vampire. You're really pale and your name is Van Helsing. Can't be a coincidence. It also explains why you're such a great drummer. You've probably been perfecting your craft for centuries now...

    • @Auriflamme
      @Auriflamme 7 років тому +2

      Van Helsing is the human vampire-hunter in Dracula.

  • @jiggajames78
    @jiggajames78 8 років тому

    Love the videos brother. Learning a lot just watching. Ty.

  • @lutymane
    @lutymane 2 роки тому

    Wow dude! I'm so glad youtube recommended me your channel ;D The content is gold! Thank you!

  • @colinbox3637
    @colinbox3637 8 років тому +4

    Man, I take my hat off to you, but I'm also too drawn by the comedy value of your semi naked body and the whole kit, rocking back and forward on top of the steel container, whilst you play at such insane speeds. Nice technique!!

  • @rmard2
    @rmard2 8 років тому +4

    I am just wondering how many blisters did your fingers get from this

  • @modelcitizen1977
    @modelcitizen1977 7 років тому

    So easily explained, as well. Thanks so much.

  • @trucksguns6898
    @trucksguns6898 9 років тому

    totally awesome drumming and very helpful video, thanks and keep them coming

  • @kelloxstehtimwald3968
    @kelloxstehtimwald3968 8 років тому +28

    you need better hardware

    • @wanjanechtangroeger
      @wanjanechtangroeger  8 років тому +7

      Oh yes!

    • @Tommybotham
      @Tommybotham 8 років тому +1

      Eh.. semantics. I learnt alot from this vid and I'm going to try out that technique when I get home. All this talk of "finding where the rebound is" wasn't really flowing with me.

    • @KaraNery
      @KaraNery 7 років тому +4

      he needs sponsorships!!!

  • @BLWainwright2112
    @BLWainwright2112 7 років тому +3

    You may be missing the point, he is explaining the technique of the double stroke, and this guy has some amazing skill at it. if you get good with this type of skill it will allow you to put double strokes into fills that will add ghost notes will little or no effort at amazing speed. You can see drummer like Neal Peart or Chad Smith use these double strokes in the fills and you don't even really notice it but it has some really good effect. Your stamina to keep this type of drumming up through a 45 minute set would have to be out of this world.
    So while i don't really like this super speed drumming the skill is very usable and he does a great job of showing what you can to with it if you master the skill. To note this skill is uses a lot if jazz.

  • @kevingarvin6819
    @kevingarvin6819 6 років тому

    This is the most BAD ASS drum tutorial video EVER. You sir are the MAN

  • @tatcomics6780
    @tatcomics6780 5 років тому +1

    dam thanks for showing all of us this technique I'm definitely going to try it

  • @a7xfan4life666
    @a7xfan4life666 7 років тому +3

    Amazing, but was it me or did some of those beats sound like gunfire?

    • @shkwave99
      @shkwave99 7 років тому

      Yes, yes it is. XD

  • @slayer8273
    @slayer8273 7 років тому +4

    Krasse Blast Beat Technik. Selbst ohne Trigger hört man bei 280 noch schön sauber die Schläge auf der Snare, dass du die blasts auch so lange halten kannst ist erstaunlich. George Kollias, kann ich dir versichern, schafft es nicht bei 280 bpm so lange Blast Beats zu spielen.

    • @wanjanechtangroeger
      @wanjanechtangroeger  7 років тому +2

      Danke! Kollias benutzt aber auch nur einen Fuß bei seinen Blast Beats bei diesen Geschwindigkeiten, was bei mir absolut nicht möglich wäre.

    • @slayer8273
      @slayer8273 7 років тому +1

      MorganvanHelsing Kollias kann mit seinem rechten Fuss wahrscheinlich mehr als 300 bpm spielen, das Problem sind mehr seine Hände denke ich. Wenn du dir songs wie "call to destruction" oder so anschaust, fällt auf, dass er spätestens nach 5 Sekunden eine Pause braucht.

    • @MrMrTierry
      @MrMrTierry 7 років тому

      Jawoll, Fleshgod Apocalypse!

    • @wanjanechtangroeger
      @wanjanechtangroeger  7 років тому

      Slayer
      Ich dachte bisher eher, dass der Fuß der limitierende Faktor wäre :D
      Naja, aber ich glaube, dass er viele Pausen auch nicht deshalb macht, weil es nicht anders geht, sondern einfach, weil es zu der Musik passt.

    • @HellvisDeathly
      @HellvisDeathly 7 років тому +1

      er hält´s auf jedenfall länger aus als sein Set! ;-) 4:57

  • @lightningantmusicschool
    @lightningantmusicschool 7 років тому

    Unreal! Some of the most amazing drumming shit I've seen in a long time!

  • @misanthropy4569
    @misanthropy4569 6 років тому

    amazing wanja thanks for your knowledge !!

  • @ml1062
    @ml1062 8 років тому +10

    As a jobbing drummer, I couldn't tell you how many times I've been called upon to play 2/4 time at 280 bpm.
    Hold on, yes I can.........zero.
    Definition of an optimist: this guy with a beeper.

    • @gids8029
      @gids8029 6 років тому

      ml1062 well obviously cuz you don't play for bullet for my valentine

  • @ocho611
    @ocho611 7 років тому +47

    excellent push/pull technique, but that entire kit sounds awful

    • @Mirandorl
      @Mirandorl 7 років тому +59

      You mean, sitting it on top of a shipping container outside on a cold day next to an armoured personnel carrier does not give the very richest acoustics?

    • @SuperSneakySteve
      @SuperSneakySteve 7 років тому +25

      It's perfect for black metal.

    • @vintyprod
      @vintyprod 7 років тому +1

      lmao this cracked me up

  • @spekenbonen72
    @spekenbonen72 6 років тому

    That is some mad skill.
    Nice demonstration.

  • @JeffJohnsonMrJeffToYou
    @JeffJohnsonMrJeffToYou 7 років тому

    Nice stick control. And I love that you have gel dampeners on your drums while playing on top of a trailer outside! :)

  • @Boognish_
    @Boognish_ 7 років тому +18

    Are the drums supposed to sound like trash cans?

    • @martychills817
      @martychills817 7 років тому +4

      Boognish buckethead

    • @traipsed
      @traipsed 7 років тому +23

      To be fair, he is sat on a MASSIVE empty crate.

    • @zekethomas3108
      @zekethomas3108 6 років тому +1

      He wants that St. Anger tone

    • @synthogd808
      @synthogd808 6 років тому +2

      Boognish if you play for metallica

  • @crave5885
    @crave5885 7 років тому +176

    exactly the type of drumming I want to avoid

    • @TNastyD
      @TNastyD 7 років тому +37

      Exactly the comment i hit the like button on.

    • @Keifer-D
      @Keifer-D 7 років тому +1

      crave5885 - agreed! seems like a shortcut if you ask me. you want speed but dont want to use as much power? pay the price later, because instead of using the advantages of rebounds, you are sacraficing your delicate limb parts to compinsate.

    • @janosephlit8326
      @janosephlit8326 7 років тому +1

      I've tried his technique, and it works pretty well for short drum rolls or fills. But I'd agree with you that this technique for blasting at above 12 consecutive notes per second can take its toll on our fingers.

    • @D_2387
      @D_2387 7 років тому +15

      Can't deny the skill that's being used here, but the overall sound is the kind of drumming I can't stand. I have never been a fan of blast beats and never will be. Tasteless, no groove, no feel, just a bashing sound repeated over and over again. Ugh.

    • @janosephlit8326
      @janosephlit8326 7 років тому +6

      It's okay I understand. If you combine blast beats with other kinds of drumming - it is not that mundane after all.

  • @tommylynch8902
    @tommylynch8902 6 років тому

    You're video's truly do help

  • @thehighway69
    @thehighway69 7 років тому

    this was both incredible, hilarious and inspiring, glad i found this video xD

  • @brainsaladsurgery6984
    @brainsaladsurgery6984 7 років тому +3

    I better quit drumming and start playing piano, I feel like the worst drummer on Earth, after watching this video.

  • @ilyescheballah814
    @ilyescheballah814 8 років тому +3

    This drumkit sounds like shit though.

  • @PNW_Sportbike_Life
    @PNW_Sportbike_Life 8 років тому

    Awesome vid; those doubles are fast, clean and powerful!

  • @crazzylee
    @crazzylee 7 років тому +1

    That's some badass drumming. Thanks for showing.

  • @BlackLocustMusic
    @BlackLocustMusic 9 років тому +16

    um, this is the basic strokes of drumming.

    • @shredsixsixsix9218
      @shredsixsixsix9218 8 років тому +16

      +BlackLocustMusic It's a "Technique" The motion mechanics are different than the traditional way to play a double.Many players use "Fingers" and rely on rebound.This technique does not. I hope that clears up any confusion you may be experiencing.
      Shred on,hail satan,Kiss the goat!

    • @ghostnotes5667
      @ghostnotes5667 7 років тому +12

      Please make a video and be half as proficient as this guy....basic my ass!

    • @MrBuzzoVerde
      @MrBuzzoVerde 7 років тому +1

      Shred Sixsixsix when he play on the clothes you can clear see that the speed is way way lower. that mean that he is anjway useing the rebound

    • @Bratwurst10
      @Bratwurst10 6 років тому

      lordsmobile it is slower but it is possible.

  • @49128
    @49128 7 років тому +6

    ugly sound. not style whatsoever.

    • @wanjanechtangroeger
      @wanjanechtangroeger  7 років тому +21

      This is just a demonstration of drumming technique, not a song or drum solo.

    • @NoEasyFeet
      @NoEasyFeet 7 років тому +5

      show us what ya got then chum

    • @JoeOtero
      @JoeOtero 7 років тому +1

      Click/tap on his name to view his channel, chum.

    • @domini1337
      @domini1337 7 років тому +2

      +Joe Otero
      Oh... absolutely nothing. Thanks for wasting my time, chum.

  • @krismichalsky
    @krismichalsky 7 років тому +2

    This technique works extremely well on mesh head digital drums like Roland's V-drums. I sort of stumbled onto this myself and I'm learning that this is a pretty cool technique. Perhaps I'll record myself doing these fill/rolls and see if you guys think it sounds this dude here, Morgan.

  • @Footy_Fan
    @Footy_Fan 7 років тому

    Mate, you are an absolute machine. Very awesome video....thanks so much.

  • @hannrivera5594
    @hannrivera5594 7 років тому

    this is awsome dude . thanks for this tutorial

  • @rogerpr364
    @rogerpr364 6 років тому

    Amazing! Look's effortless, hope I can do half of this, I'd like to see him within a classic band

  • @GUITARooSLuGG39
    @GUITARooSLuGG39 7 років тому +1

    Thank you for this explanation!

  • @LJDrumsTV
    @LJDrumsTV 3 роки тому

    Wow. Great explanation and sample. Ill try to incorporate in my practice.

  • @Xyrium
    @Xyrium 6 років тому +1

    Well done. I believe some dude made a VHS (yeah, old) some time back about this technique. So, it's not new, but great mastery of it! "Gets in tank thing vehicle, plays double stroke fills over loudspeaker system, enemy retreats under the belief that millions of mercenaries are firing at them. No shots fired, war over".

  • @rickanimaltaylor2758
    @rickanimaltaylor2758 7 років тому

    That was some bad ass drumming drumming dude!!!Great job!!!

  • @jxs7204
    @jxs7204 8 років тому

    Dude you're a beast. I didn't think twice about subscribing

  • @richardreyes5126
    @richardreyes5126 6 років тому

    you are badass thanks for giving fresh approach to a fine instrument