He's a fuckin Beast , no matter how fast he played you can always hear his kit clearly. He never sounded messy or jumbled together. That's not easy, it's was like each hit was perfectly spaced apart. Even though he was one the heaviest hitting drummers on the planet.
Vinnie was more than just a good drummer. He had perfect pitch, recording engineer, EQ master, very smart, does great interviews. Metrodome is spot on..
Crazy how 2 music loving brothers could master their respective instruments so much so as both being among the greatest of greats. They were heavy as fuck but never missed on it still having a proper groove and rythym that would still be catchy decades later
@@unoriveskad5568The fuck does somebody playing drums have to do with singing, and happening to put it on TikTok? Just because something is on TikTok doesn't mean it's lame you goofy boomer soundin ass lol.
Vinnie has always been a Great drummer it just sucks he lost his Best friend and brother and I hope he can continue to do what he loves to do which is Play drums..
R L RR L R L RR L R L RR L is the basis of the pattern, in the outro he repeats the "L RR L R" for 4 bars, it's insane. I've been working on this for a couple of months and I've got the pattern down, but at a much slower tempo lol... And I'm just slowly building it up
That's dope, I'm glad I learned heel-toe and didn't touch a double kick pedal for 7 years, because I should be able to play this. Thanks for the transcription, thought it was all single strokes tbh.
Vinne paul. The one who invented that playing style of double bass. I don't know of any other drummer who played Double bass this way before him. He first used that style in the song Primal concrete sledge. That style should be named after him.
@@K50ATTACK hot for teacher wasnt played with the feet it was playd with hands and overdubs and feet... though im sure vinnie got alot of insperation from van halen
Fucking Mr.Clean of the quick beats. It wasn't just rapid fire blast beats but actually had rhythm and variation and most of all which I loved Pantera for overall - Groove as exemplified is clips like this.
He plays it like it's his everyday thing. Mean while, people have to practice for months to even get the pattern perfected, not to mention building up the speed.
This actually has to be one of the most hardest songs to play on drums. I`ve been playing drums for 8 years and can do double bass pretty much perfect, but the double bass is insane, especially the end bit which vinnie plays is the toughest, you have to be spot on otherwise it sounds like shit. \m/
I’ve been playing for about 27 years… I can do every Pantera song EXCEPT this one. I thought I knew how to play it (alternating each foot), but then I paid close attention to this clip and noticed that his left foot is keeping time and that his right foot is doing most of the work. I discovered that about 15 years ago and can still only play the pattern correctly at half speed. The dude was a monster! And it’s funny, if you mention Becoming around a Meshuggah fan, they will mention the song “Bleed” as being harder to play… and it is insanely hard. Buuuuut, Tomas Haake talks about Bleed in an interview and mentions how he alternates instead of the VP left-foot-keep-time approach. I thus conclude Becoming to be harder. Especially the last 15 seconds or so. I would go out on a limb and say that only 5% of drummers could do it.
Play it however you want, use whatever stickning feels comfortable. But he starts with his right foot and then switches so that he leads with his left.
Dude I just figured it out... Play it at 1.25 speed and put it in LOOP! You get the best damn lesson than any other, and it's easier to catch exactly when the beat was when Becoming cuts in.
The day I realized that he’s not trading fives between the feet, but actually going LRLRRLRLRRLRLRRL I lost my mind. His control is leagues above. He actually always led with his left foot though. But that means he had incredible doubles with his weak foot anyways so that’s that😅
At 0:49 the accent switches to every 5 beats and is two 32nds and four 16ths, but the first one they play is what the 4/4 equivalent of that riff would be if they took off the last 2 beats (8 + 2 = 10 = 5 pattern)
Though Haake’s Bleed Herta isn’t just hard to get down it’s also hard to keep solid with consistent stamina. Vinnie was just a damn powerhouse. One of my favorite foot patterns that he makes look easy. It’s not as easy to keep tight consistency. RIP VP
Steve Shelton was doing it in Confessor 4 years before Vinnie started it. Steve was also playing in time signatures that Animals as Leaders is starting to get credit for (love AAL, just saying). Steve wasn't as aggressive as Vinnie, but the style was being done.
@warlockmetal1 The kicks are the same in both songs, Vinnie just has it set up so that it's structured 4/4 in a repeating pattern. Bleed, the feet are set up for a 3/4 repeating pattern while being played in a 4/4 measure. The physical motion the beaters go through is the same, Bleed is slightly faster, for a longer duration, and in a much more complicated song structure. This guy lays it down: watch?v=7mFifHU2zlw
@dachurl87 Bleed is played by Thomas haake Took the guy 3 months to nail the beat. I like vinnie more than thomas, but i respect thomas for never playing anything he hasn't mastered. And damn does he put a lot of time into making things like Bleed work.
@Gasb92 No, it's not RLL. Watch "Vic Firth Artist Spotlight: Tomas Haake [1/3]". I slowed it down to 0.3x the speed to corroborate by myself that what i said was right: on 0:37 you can see him playing constant notes with his left foot, and using his right foot to intercalate a 32th note just before and after the left foot, resulting in this way: RLR L RLR L RLR L (repeat). of course this is not very appreciable, because he plays all this at 230bpm.
@zhillsdaniel Thats nice, but don't forget that its polyrythmic.. over 3 bars the accents land in different places. Plus bleed is a groove not a lick. Drumming is about HOW you play it.. the feel, not what you play (how complicated it is). And Haake plays it as groovin as Stubblefield would for James Brown.
@warlockmetal1 When's the last time you listened to Bleed? Bleed is definitely faster, albeit slightly. The way Becoming is set up you're playing a 4/4 pattern, for a relatively short period of time. Bleed is initially constant huertas meaning your feet are playing 3/4 and your hands are playing 4/4. This means that you have to completely separate your hands from your feet mentally because they don't follow a pattern until 12 bars later. Not to mention the ghost notes on the snare in Bleed.
He's a fuckin Beast , no matter how fast he played you can always hear his kit clearly. He never sounded messy or jumbled together. That's not easy, it's was like each hit was perfectly spaced apart. Even though he was one the heaviest hitting drummers on the planet.
👊🏽🏅👌🏼
Exactly what I was just saying if there was a heavy metal drumming robot it wouldn't hold a flicker to Vinnie!
Amazing in the pocket like a human drum machine.
Vinnie was one of the hardest hitting drummers in the world but eloy casagrande is the hardest hitting drummer in the world.
He makes it look so easy.
yeah dimebag and vinnie’s talent are same:they are way beyond amazing but the difference is they play different instruments.
He really does and he is one the best Drummers
@@unoriveskad5568 and to think what if dime would have chosen the drums and Vinnie guitar 😂
Cause he good
SIIIICK!
Before Haake, Meshuggah and Bleed THIS was *the* drum pattern, no question.
This song still continues to impress me to this day.
Vinnie was more than just a good drummer. He had perfect pitch, recording engineer, EQ master, very smart, does great interviews. Metrodome is spot on..
That first clip is Vinnie in a nutshell, always jamming hard with a smile on his face.
Whats the first song hes playing?
@@boregustafsson5410 Sounds like Domination
Crazy how 2 music loving brothers could master their respective instruments so much so as both being among the greatest of greats. They were heavy as fuck but never missed on it still having a proper groove and rythym that would still be catchy decades later
That little clip with Vinnie drumming sounds better than a lot of music these days.
You got that right!!!
of course man no cap.His drumming can make all tiktok singers cryin for their momma
What a stupid comment
@@unoriveskad5568The fuck does somebody playing drums have to do with singing, and happening to put it on TikTok? Just because something is on TikTok doesn't mean it's lame you goofy boomer soundin ass lol.
Now you're with Dimebag
RedHotSlap i could watch this clip the rest of my life and still be like.....damn hes awesome
IN HELL 🤘🤘
Underground.
Wdy mean by that@@rjones6801
RIP Vinnie, i hope you are happy with your brother.
Dudes are rocking out with Mozart and Lemmy right now.
His power was ahead of the time.
best drummer ever. now you can rest in peace with your brother.
Im watching this back to back.
the king of double Base!!!!!!!!!!!
Someone needs to make "1 hour of Vinnie Paul - Pantera - Becoming double bass"
I bet that's where meshuggah got the inspiration from.
yup they did actually. i think tomas said it in an interview somewhere
I thought the same thing
R.I.P Vinnie Paul you were a badass drummer. 🤘
RIP VINNIE
R.I.P. Vinnie Paul. You will be missed. 😔
Rest In (A Vulgar Display of) Power, Vince.🍻
Vinnie has always been a Great drummer it just sucks he lost his Best friend and brother and I hope he can continue to do what he loves to do which is Play drums..
He did
@@behindthen0thing525 bruh this guy could be dead his comment was 9 years ago
E morreu
Surprise I'm not fucking dead
@@XXXCRSPL OOOOOOOOOOOOOH THE LEGEND LIVESSSSSS
that is fuckin insane ive been drummin for years and i still can properly master that vinnie paul is fuckin god
R L RR L R L RR L R L RR L is the basis of the pattern, in the outro he repeats the "L RR L R" for 4 bars, it's insane. I've been working on this for a couple of months and I've got the pattern down, but at a much slower tempo lol... And I'm just slowly building it up
That's dope, I'm glad I learned heel-toe and didn't touch a double kick pedal for 7 years, because I should be able to play this. Thanks for the transcription, thought it was all single strokes tbh.
James Vernon that 8 year old Japanese girl can play it lol
It’s actually R L RLRL. Kinda like a six stroke roll except singles.
The Hammer, no, he plays doubles with his right foot and single kicks with left
Slow it down to .25 and .5 speed on here, you'll see the pattern.
pure gold. This drum track is a mistery to most
damn, this guy is a beast with dat double bass
+sapisismo liked your comment because of your profile pic lol
I think this is my favorite drum part in any song ever
What a great drum lick. The epitome of heavy music beats and unique.
Vinnie Paul is the master with the double bass.
Vinne paul. The one who invented that playing style of double bass. I don't know of any other drummer who played Double bass this way before him. He first used that style in the song Primal concrete sledge. That style should be named after him.
Listen to the intro to hot for teacher by van halen. Alex van halen was a giant inspiration for vinnie paul.
@@K50ATTACK hot for teacher wasnt played with the feet it was playd with hands and overdubs and feet... though im sure vinnie got alot of insperation from van halen
The John Bonham of the 90s!
This 10 seconds might have been the most impressing thing I ever watched from all the VHS's we had in 80's and 90's.
Any idiots who want to hate on Vinnie, there it is. Sick double bass playing, clean as can be.
Fucking Mr.Clean of the quick beats. It wasn't just rapid fire blast beats but actually had rhythm and variation and most of all which I loved Pantera for overall - Groove as exemplified is clips like this.
rest in peace Vinnie
Talent and Greatness.
He plays it like it's his everyday thing. Mean while, people have to practice for months to even get the pattern perfected, not to mention building up the speed.
fucking god of drumming!
RIP Vinnie
This video needs to be in the R&R Hall of Fame along with Pantera
This actually has to be one of the most hardest songs to play on drums. I`ve been playing drums for 8 years and can do double bass pretty much perfect, but the double bass is insane, especially the end bit which vinnie plays is the toughest, you have to be spot on otherwise it sounds like shit. \m/
I’ve been playing for about 27 years… I can do every Pantera song EXCEPT this one. I thought I knew how to play it (alternating each foot), but then I paid close attention to this clip and noticed that his left foot is keeping time and that his right foot is doing most of the work. I discovered that about 15 years ago and can still only play the pattern correctly at half speed. The dude was a monster! And it’s funny, if you mention Becoming around a Meshuggah fan, they will mention the song “Bleed” as being harder to play… and it is insanely hard. Buuuuut, Tomas Haake talks about Bleed in an interview and mentions how he alternates instead of the VP left-foot-keep-time approach. I thus conclude Becoming to be harder. Especially the last 15 seconds or so. I would go out on a limb and say that only 5% of drummers could do it.
@@andrew_mcnevinIt’s not that hard. 4/4 with the left foot, doubles with the right. That’s it
@@jd0879 yup, I can do it now 🤣🤣🤣
@@jd0879
Please show us your tutorial video.
@@jd0879left keeping time but it's not doubles with the right at the end. It is a double then a single then a double then a single back and forth
That first clip were he just smiling and having a good time 🤘🏽🤘🏽
Bleed is like running a marathon. Becoming is like running a 40 in under 5 seconds while doing an intricate dance.
Q.E.P.D...VINNIE..😎🤘🇦🇷🎶
RIP
RiP You Bearded Legend
I loved all of his drum playing
He was a very distinct drummer
Rip Vinnie💔
R.I.P. Vinnie. Gonna miss you like Hell
Chorus Patter: L LRR LR LRR LR LRR L
Outro: LRR LR × 32
Oh shit you may actually be right, I just tried it and it makes much more sense both sonically and comfort-wise than R RRL R L... Kudos to you!
Isn't it RR LRR/LL RLL?
Play it however you want, use whatever stickning feels comfortable. But he starts with his right foot and then switches so that he leads with his left.
Big Vin! Heaviest metal drummer. Pun intended. RIP
He IS able to play Bleed!
Rest in peace Vinny
Dude I just figured it out...
Play it at 1.25 speed and put it in LOOP!
You get the best damn lesson than any other, and it's easier to catch exactly when the beat was when Becoming cuts in.
I taught myself to play this riff a couple different ways on drums and it's nice to see how he actually does it finally lol.
The myth, the man, the legend, the monster
There is syncopation in that double bass, and that's what most drummers lack when it comes to making something that grooves while it's fast.
R.I.P.
The day I realized that he’s not trading fives between the feet, but actually going LRLRRLRLRRLRLRRL I lost my mind. His control is leagues above. He actually always led with his left foot though. But that means he had incredible doubles with his weak foot anyways so that’s that😅
RIP wit your bro once again...
RIP We miss you bud
Legend!
I've only REALLY heard two drummers with perfect tempo feel and playing so tight it sounds like they're quantized,
Dave Grohl and Vinnie Paul.
R.I.PVINNIE PAUL :'c
The thing is Bleed came out ten years later. So, gotta remember that.
Best drum video ever
Rest in peace great man!
The legend himself..
Gracias vinny
Industrial popcorn machine this dude.
AWESOMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
pretty sure the 1 person that disliked, did so just to be the only person that did it.
fightwatcher07 its probably lars
At 0:49 the accent switches to every 5 beats and is two 32nds and four 16ths, but the first one they play is what the 4/4 equivalent of that riff would be if they took off the last 2 beats (8 + 2 = 10 = 5 pattern)
i agree. give this man an apple juice!
Though Haake’s Bleed Herta isn’t just hard to get down it’s also hard to keep solid with consistent stamina. Vinnie was just a damn powerhouse. One of my favorite foot patterns that he makes look easy. It’s not as easy to keep tight consistency. RIP VP
Simplemente bello
Absolute beast 🤘
🐐
Steve Shelton was doing it in Confessor 4 years before Vinnie started it. Steve was also playing in time signatures that Animals as Leaders is starting to get credit for (love AAL, just saying).
Steve wasn't as aggressive as Vinnie, but the style was being done.
The swivel technique
vinnie has the best legs!
Metal classic
I some how perfected "spheres of madness " before I could do "becoming " and I started trying to play "becoming " first
It reminds alot of the bridge in Metallicas One.
@ThEpUrEfUcKiNmEtAl its harder on bleed because is almost the same but for a very longer time and in more varied ways
When it comes to double bass mayhem, don't forget Gene Hoglan...
@warlockmetal1 The kicks are the same in both songs, Vinnie just has it set up so that it's structured 4/4 in a repeating pattern. Bleed, the feet are set up for a 3/4 repeating pattern while being played in a 4/4 measure.
The physical motion the beaters go through is the same, Bleed is slightly faster, for a longer duration, and in a much more complicated song structure.
This guy lays it down:
watch?v=7mFifHU2zlw
@NaxoAteo play all the song is another story, i was talking about the double kick pattern
Una bestia
god level
At this speed and controlled is more difficult then playing it faster.
@dachurl87 Bleed is played by Thomas haake
Took the guy 3 months to nail the beat.
I like vinnie more than thomas, but i respect thomas for never playing anything he hasn't mastered. And damn does he put a lot of time into making things like Bleed work.
Vinnie is the Bill Romanowski of drummers.
@VitoANDKevSeries Nah, Haake actually played on Obzen. Catch 33 was the one he didn't.
@Gasb92 No, it's not RLL. Watch "Vic Firth Artist Spotlight: Tomas Haake [1/3]".
I slowed it down to 0.3x the speed to corroborate by myself that what i said was right: on 0:37 you can see him playing constant notes with his left foot, and using his right foot to intercalate a 32th note just before and after the left foot, resulting in this way: RLR L RLR L RLR L (repeat). of course this is not very appreciable, because he plays all this at 230bpm.
Yesss!!!
@VitoANDKevSeries Nope...there's a video of the drummer himself playing it.
@zhillsdaniel Thats nice, but don't forget that its polyrythmic.. over 3 bars the accents land in different places. Plus bleed is a groove not a lick. Drumming is about HOW you play it.. the feel, not what you play (how complicated it is). And Haake plays it as groovin as Stubblefield would for James Brown.
I always wandered how he played that. He's basically leading with his left foot (unison with HH) and filling in with the right.
@warlockmetal1 When's the last time you listened to Bleed? Bleed is definitely faster, albeit slightly. The way Becoming is set up you're playing a 4/4 pattern, for a relatively short period of time. Bleed is initially constant huertas meaning your feet are playing 3/4 and your hands are playing 4/4. This means that you have to completely separate your hands from your feet mentally because they don't follow a pattern until 12 bars later. Not to mention the ghost notes on the snare in Bleed.
Woah!!!!
@Disasterpeice Thats y he,s the boss!!
The foot pattern for Becoming is: R L RR L R L RR L R L RR L R L
and the harder part is to play that RR's, unlike Bleed that is just a fast RLRL.
ドゥッドゥドゥルドゥドゥドゥドゥドゥドゥ
Becoming