I think it starts in 4/4, and then switches between 6/4 and 3/4 a few times, and finally finishes in 4/4. Specifically: 00:00 - 00:58 4/4 00:59 - 02:07 6/4 02:08 - 02:35 3/4 02:35 - 03:36 6/4 03:37 - 04:05 3/4 04:06 - 07:09 4/4 Disclaimer: I'm just recently starting to get a grip on music theory and applying it in practice so I might be wrong! Also, I think you could technically just say that the entire middle section is in 6/4 and ditch the 3/4 notation.
1:20 the part right after the breakdown is so fucking hard, youre a god for nailing that
its even better than the real version! The original is just just the same drum
Roby reposted this! Really nice cover dude, keep it up :)
2:10 drinking like a boss
so good
this is a fresh-baked brownie in video & audio form
:D
sweet trip covers UNITE
shit is tight dawg
u killed it
Nice cover man! Really tight drumming!
thanks devin!
Rolling on the hihat during the fast verses is genius im gonna try that. I was having trouble playing it straight at full speed
this is so good
Awesome !
excellent cover
love this song
Very talented
NEED MORE SWEET TRIP BRO!!!
the pain is too much to bear
Gibraltar would be proud.
4:00 coolest shit i ever seen
YOU KILLED THIS!!!
Keyed beyond belief
Great groove, awesome song!
well done :happyfriend:
Awesome!! Love the cover :)
This is so f***** sick. Made my night
love the la croix break-
but fr this is so cool!
oh my god this is perfect good job
wowee
nice
you and the guy who did a bass cover of acting need to get together and put together your individual covers of the song to make.. the super cover
dope
niceeee
fucking impressive!
Excellent job!!
wild
so good! :)
Great cover!
Fiyahhh!! 🔥🔥😎✌️
Great vid! So sad Sweet Trip ended on a bad note.
agreed :/ I hope Valerie is doing well
We don't know the truth yet
Man this is very well done
Too much talent!
my god
this is sick!! what time signature is it in? i'm always confused by it lol
6/4 intro and outro are in 4/4
I think it starts in 4/4, and then switches between 6/4 and 3/4 a few times, and finally finishes in 4/4. Specifically:
00:00 - 00:58 4/4
00:59 - 02:07 6/4
02:08 - 02:35 3/4
02:35 - 03:36 6/4
03:37 - 04:05 3/4
04:06 - 07:09 4/4
Disclaimer: I'm just recently starting to get a grip on music theory and applying it in practice so I might be wrong!
Also, I think you could technically just say that the entire middle section is in 6/4 and ditch the 3/4 notation.
@@gurenig Personally I'd write the 3/4 sections as 3/2 because the tempo technically stays the same throughout them, they just have a half time feel.
what cymbals do you use in this cover? they sound really nice, though you might be using triggers right?