Pink Floyd - One Slip - V-Drum Cover - TD-20X - Drumdog69 - HD
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- čas přidán 23. 08. 2024
- Nick Mason is one of those "unsung hero's" of the drumming community in that he is not flashy or incredibly technical. What he does have though, is perfect timing and an ability to lay back in the pocket and play for the music. Much like John Bonham, he plays slightly behind the beat and seems to hold the music back just enough to let it breathe. I like having the ability to try to copy his huge 80's drum sound as well as playing the percussion parts at the same time.
Who the hell down voted this? He crushed it.
Great! And now add some Gary Wallis jumps. ;)
Excellent drumming session with pink Floyd's track one slip, brilliant live.
Thank you very much sir!
very very good
Goosebumps aplenty....brilliant stuff !
Excellent cover!
Just watched this again. This is probably the one single song of all the most technical Floyd songs that has the highest degree of difficulty. You absolutely nailed it!!!!
oh yeah. What a great drum jam. Looking good man. Must feel great to do this..
I definitely had fun with this song! I especially like the congas in the intro and the huge 80’s reverb drum sound. Thanks for watching 👍
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Nice Nice Job!!!!!
Insanely well done, but correct comments. Nick was not the drummer for this album, many percussionists and studio drummers were used, and Nick was given credit with them as he did his thing with suggestions. At the time, this was still Floyd shoving a finger to Roger Waters, and they used every possible means to do so, but what they did on the PULSE tour blew Roger Waters out of the arena on every concept of being the greatest band of all time (*2nd to Rush.. ) :)
simply masterful.
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Very good! This is one of my favorite songs of PF!
Astronaut2005 thanks! One of my favorites too for the percussion and breakdown
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I keep trying to name a favorite Pink Floyd song and I end up just saying all of them.
PF is one of those groups who have magical songwriting and amazing musicians. They were never a one hit wonder!
Nick really is an amazing drummer
Epic! I just love when people know what they're doing. Awesome job!
It is powerful and miracle
Great piece, didn’t realise it was so complex, just learned it xxx
awesome
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Pretty amazing !!!
Great cover Mike!! Your technical skills are fantastic!
I enjoyed this video! Love the song too!
I'm sorry to disappoint you, but Nick Mason didn't lay down drum tracks for this album. It was done with programmed drum machines mostly and some session musicians. Nick Mason couldn't play at the time
I saw Nick play this live at Wembley.....awesome!!
PERFECT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Right ON! ❤️
Thanks for watching!
My God, just by shear luck I landed on your tune. It's awesome. 👍👍 great timing and tuning to match the studio recording. You're right Besides David Gilmour everyone in the band were actually unsung heroes. A matter fact, that the band only knew one and that was Syd Barret!
However Pink Floyd was always been the combination of perfection that made the band so larger than the life. I guess it was Roger who besides the poetry knows how to milk the creative element from each band members. Keep it up🍧
Thank you for the kind words. Huge respect for Pink Floyd!!
Really great technical cover so well done man!
Thanks Colin. I loved this album when it came out and was lucky enough to catch the tour when they played in Montreal, Quebec. Amazing show!
That must be one of the best times of your life! So cool! Keep producing beautiful work. I' hope to release my cover mid November. Would be an honour to share it with you when it happens.
bravissimo!! :)
This track was not played by Nick Mason. It was recorded by Jim Keltner. Nick has played it only on tour. And when we think about it this isn´t Nike´s style of playing at all. The hits are very energetic and the hi-hat work is something that Nick wouldn´t do. The electronic drums in the intro sound more like a Bill Bruford thing to me LOL. Nick Mason hasn´t recorded most of the tracks on the album. But your job on the cover is excellent. I love it.
Actually Nick Mason is credited for precision but Jim Keltner gets credit as drums
Outstanding job. Spot on!!
J R Hice Thank you sir
Mike, you keep playing songs I played back in the garage band days. Judging by your screen name, we're probably the same age, so that makes sense. Point being - you've gotten me to put together a new kit and play again. Now let me tell you, muscle memory and stamina don't hang around well after fifteen years of not picking up a stick. But it's still as fun as I remember. Keep it up!
Hey Perry! Yeah I'm showing my age with my collection of 80's tunes but let's face it, some of the best drumming came from that era. The prerecorded pop of today is not designed for humans with 'feeling' and 'groove'... And if I had any part to play in getting a drummer back on the stool again then I am honored. I have actually pushed myself more lately to learn open hand technique, left foot excercises, and stamina that I never bothered to master back in the day. You are never too old to learn and have fun doing it. So glad to hear you are back and I await YOUR first you tube cover.
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Parabéns!!! Perfeito!!
Pink Floyd vive...
Excelent
Very nice sir. Nice set!
Good work kid!! I like your dedication to the replication or the work. Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery
👏👏👏👏👏 bravo!
yeah
Excellent job !!!
Superb Best Solo Top Class
Thank you sir!
Top Class Drummer
Grande!
Great job
+ASYLUM SKATESHOP Had fun with this song. Thanks!
bravo
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Soo tight 👍
Thanks Christian! That’s my middle name and my Grandfathers first name!
Hope i'm not disappointing you but to Paul Mason's own admission, his contributions to the album A Momentary Lapse of Reason were quite minimal. So most likely this is either Carmine Appice or Jim Keltner.
gmikro Thanks for the info and though it is a little disappointing, it doesn't change the fact that Nick is a class act. I'm sure there were good reasons for his lack of participation. I could see the groove similarities to Keltner's style but not Carmine??
sounds great man.
+Berk Börke Thanks for watching! Cheers
The drum line is by Jim Keltner. Nick Mason does not sound so aggressive. In fact, live it is supported by percussionist Gary Wallis. On Momentary Lapse of reason has not played almost anything. This does not mean that he is not a good drummer.
Gilmour had to rely on other drummers including Carmine Appice in other tracks. At that time the Pink Floyd had to present themselves with a captivating and more commercial sound. Nick mason's classic drumming was not very suitable for the context. Exactly the opposite of The Division Bell where Mason plays on everything, and feels.
Congratulations to your performance.
not just that: IIRC mason was burned out and out of practice at the time, so he wasn't in a good mood to play in the album.
On the new mix, Nick Mason re recorded all the parts himself! Its quite good too! But yeah on the original Nick only played about 3 songs and then extra percussion on the rest of the songs while Jim K played on the others. Carmine Appice was on Dogs of War
WoW!!!
+fabricio cantoni I had fun playing this song! Thanks for watching
Pure Perfection!
Nice job brother!!
Jeffrey Brown Much appreciated sir!
Nice job! Great song, saw Brit Floyd this week, if you get a chance to see them, I'd recommend it.
I have seen Austrailian Pink Floyd twice but never the Brits! Thanks for watching/commenting!
Maaaaaaannnnn
Hey man, very nice cover, can you let me know the drum sound you use for the hand drum stuff just prior to the song kicking in?
Zeb0 50 Sure. In the TD-20 module it’s #388 conga hi at pitch 0 and the rim is set to #391 conga lo tuned +28
mfournier01 much obliged man
Great "gig"!!!
In the sky!!
Where did you get the crash/gunshot sound?
It’s a modified kick drum sound from the module!
@@mfournier01 wow, wasn't expecting that, was there a reason a kick was used for the template? I would have expected it was a modified cymbal or something, or a sample. I have a TD27 module, and it seems to have some good tools to modify with, but hard for me to imagine making a kick into a gunshot. I have been wanting that sound for various reasons.
@@evankeal The kick is programmed to the left of the 1st rack Tom but now I see you are referring to the sound I assigned to the rim of the floor Tom which is an electronic hand clap with huge reverb added. Sorry for the confusion. I haven’t played around with the td-27 but if it has sound effects look for a big clap and just crank up the ambience and add some big hall verb!
@@mfournier01 Ah, havent got to exploring the fx yet, yeah it has claps, I should have thought of that by now, thanks for the tip and the cool video of a great great song. Those older modules have some great sounds, I am looking hard at going back in time in that respect with regards to Roland modules. The 30s are going to be 5k in 5 years, the 20s will be sought too. The 17/27/50 sounds are surprisingly a big step backwards.
Too bad some irregularity in the bass drum, otherwise very good sound.
I just love that!!! + Like it
Thank you!!! You are a Floyd fan as well I see. Should collaborate :)
Thank you!!! You are a Floyd fan as well I see. Should collaborate :)