@MarsHolst20 I play with an unusual double stroke technique I haven't seen anyone else do but I get massive power even in the 240~250 range. However patterns that start and stop are extra difficult. But energy efficiency is bad with my technique because of the muscle groups I use to get power. Worth it though....
@@drummerdan95 i understand it works and many of my favorite drummers use it, but it just seems any extra unnecessary movement should be avoided at those speeds, if this was about heel toe I would agree it works great because it actually increases speed and stamina (according to drummers like longstreth) even though I personally don't use it.
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I like the alternating swivel pattern to blast beat! 🤘
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Gracias Krim el sonido del doble bombo me gusta más sin disparadores suena mas viseral y salvaje
Great video!!
Is this more like pressure swivel or ankle swivel Marthyn?
It seems more pressure than ankle...
SWIVEL
Im not talented like him but at least I produce a lot of wood chips on the floor like him! Nice video and thank you
As long as you produce wood chips everything is fine. 😅
@@pascalschulz5894 its a sign of pratice 🤣
I am not a drummer, so I have to ask: where do those wood chips come from?
@@karlalastname4944 sticks that smash on the edge of toms.. dont know how to explain better cause I speak french
@@Timichaud Oh, you mean rim clicks? I know about those, but I was not aware that they make a drummer's environment look like a wood shop :-)
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Looks like you have your spring tension fairly high?
Reaction and analysis of TOOL Pneuma would be awesome
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Cool vid
Long time no see sebastian!
Oooohhhh. Ok. I get it now...
alas someone who uses heavy beaters with these techniques!
What pedals are those?
I want to know too
Im pretty sure that it's a schossleitner p-16's which is like $3k
Need foot to foot triplet demonstration
Great lesson as always. Which pedals are those?
Those are p-16 pedals...built by schossleitner technologies
I prefer the power maybe slow but powerfull
@MarsHolst20 I play with an unusual double stroke technique I haven't seen anyone else do but I get massive power even in the 240~250 range. However patterns that start and stop are extra difficult. But energy efficiency is bad with my technique because of the muscle groups I use to get power.
Worth it though....
That’s why Lombardo is the best ever at double bass drumming
The swivel technique looks ridiculous and unnecessary.
It might look that way but it definitely helps your stamina at high tempos. All these metal drummers wouldn't be doing it if it wasn't effective.
@@drummerdan95 i understand it works and many of my favorite drummers use it, but it just seems any extra unnecessary movement should be avoided at those speeds, if this was about heel toe I would agree it works great because it actually increases speed and stamina (according to drummers like longstreth) even though I personally don't use it.