I love this song. Been listening to all these segregated tracks, and I'm amazed at how POSSIBLE these tracks are. If men built it, men can rebuild it. But I've been so mystified
to me he isnt the best drummer, i know who that is, but he is one of the most talented musicians especially on drums in a LONG while. literally has taken the instrument and made it his own. metal drummers will always be chasing him for years to come
@CardinalJiles And thats what I love about Lamb of God. They truly are the "jack of all trades, but masters of none" in that there all extremely talented musicians, but I'm sure most anyone can say that they aren't the all time best, though I personally don't believe in a single "best" but whatever. I love LoG, their musicianship is so honorable and skillful that most metal musicians today could take a few tips from them.
Chris adler is so good technically and he can be fast when he wants to. i love how he doesnt showboat at all like so many other drummers (joey jordison).
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oh lord.. when i first heard that, i literally said out loud 'oh my days what the fuck was that?!'
i know its not difficult, but i wasnt expecting that sort of thing.. it was literally a smack in the face. i loved it Infact, i noticed Chris gained a lot of hand speed in general this album.. that being an example.
@solitairewolff don't know if anybody has answered this yet but he probably got these from the producer edition of the cd. it lets you mix the tracks and stuff.
hey guess what? who gives a shit if they are triggered, to each their own right? stop sweating his skills and move on with your life. other then that chris adler all the way regardless what he uses hes one of my top favs!
@zjason36 Either way, if you watch him, or have any drumming talent, you realize that once you get it down, it's not all that hard to play. Just physically tasking as far as energy.
@piccolo549 i thought it too. and they do sound like they're triggered, but i tried finding many many sites and they all said he does not uses any triggers, but just equalizes and processes them. and he himself told so in many-many interviews that he does not uses triggers
@XenoPhobic321 Confirmed.. I know he doesn't use triggers.. He's told me himself.. Met him after No Fear Energy Tour in Montreal. He just works on his right foot mainly (He's a lefty) and that keeps them equal.. As well as using double bass drums as opposed to double pedals.
@Aboogaboogaboo he is not a lefty dumb ass. why do you think his kits set up fer a righty? his hi hat is on the left, he plays his one footed parts with the right foot, and if he was a lefty, would he use his right hand fer the cymbals? especially when hes double timing on the hi hat or ride?
@Nothingtearsthebeast Yes chris adler uses triggers i'm sick of hearin he doesn't i met him in columbus at the LC last april on the no fear tour and i asked him if he uses triggers and he told me and showed me them their ddrum triggers.
right at 0:35 is that snare and china or a snare and a trigger pad? its fucking sic it sounds like he smacks the shit out of a garbage can lid, very very nice effect. gives it alot more power
its gotta be a trigger snare because its a crash cymbal a snare and then the effect. so i believe its like the snare trigger he uses in the end of "one gun" basically just snare with a twist :P
Duude.. That made no sense.. 1. No, it's not a trigger snare, it's not even a trigger pedal. It's an effect, and no, he doesnt hit the crash, only that effect, and he does have to hands. But if he did also hit the crash, then they used what is called "overdubbing" or they just added the effect after the recording :)
It's funny how they thought they had the greatest drum sound on Sacrament partly because of the extremely small and tight room that they were recorded in, and that it could never be topped. Well, they topped themselves by recording the drums in an extremely live room for this record, lol. Live room (reverb) > Tight room (unnatural sounding).
@craigc1509 - Just watch the making of Sacrament. They were in a room that Chris clearly says "doesn't have a lot of reverberation." It wasn't very big at all. If you have a good ear, you can tell by the drum tracks; these sound very open, while Sacrament's sound really tight & quick.
but listen to the giveaway his snare says it all its tight as fuck in wrath and in sacrament you hear sustain. that my friend is the difference between a tight room and an open room. and even being in a tight room you can easily add reverb effects.
i dont know what he means, like he bought the producers edition album that comes with all the tracks broken down singally with each instrument. it said in one of his other discriptions
basically its a special edition of the album that has the album on one cd and then on another cd it has all the guitar,bass,drums and vocal tracks separated into their own mp3 file so you can I dunno take out a guitar track and write your own riffs or record your own vocals or drums or bass or do whatever the hell you want to it or keep everything in and remix it how you would've done it obviously you need other software to do that but yeah thats basically it. hope I helped:)
umm basically man, you can use stuff like cubase and protools amongst others but those cost a fair amount of money! theres some free audio editors out on the internet such as audacity and ummm something like dinowav it's something like that not entirely sure but audacity is alright for what it is just don't expect professional recordings from it or anything haha but you can put the tracks in there and perform basic editing on them ect and use them as backing tracks its free to use and download:)
It's common practice to take say 5-6 samples of the same drum at the same velocity to capture the minute differences in pitch and timbre that you'd get.
I'm pretty sure the kicks on the LOG stuff is just one kick repeating itself though. There's probably subbass frequencies cut out of the faster parts which could be what you're hearing.
they triggered the bassdrums for the recordings, they recorded the actual bassdrum sound and used that sound for the triggers :) thats what ive read couple posts below anyway ;)
Cont pt 3, final comment.. At the end of the day, if you guys don't like quantized, sample replaced kick drums, stop listening to albums that use such techniques. The consumer wants to hear every note at the same volume, completely consistent, perfectly in time (again, inhumanly so.) The consumer wanted it, we gave it you, and you guys complain if it's triggered/replaced, and complain if you can't hear every single hit. Whose fault as this? Not us audio engineers for sure. Peace and fucking. :)
At the end of the day your YouTube comment on this video along with over millions of the other comments on this site are looked upon and forgotten, at most, an hour or two later. You've wasted your time just as I have informing you of the possible obvious. Tool.
no, we did not want to hear a real drummer replaced with computer shit now did we?! NO!! producers and studio engineers often do that without permission from the artist himself.
Cont pt 2.. Perhaps that sounds fairly arrogant of me, but when it comes to the audio side of things behind the music itself, that's my field of expertise, I don't write music as well as these guys do and I don't pretend to, but I know for a fact that these things are just required in the world of modern metal recording. Also, the kicks on this album aren't triggered. They recorded the real drum, took a sample of it, and then replaced all the hits with the sample for consistensy.
Cont.. Modern metal recordings require all the instruments to be louder than all the other instruments, which is a tad paradoxical, and again, nigh on impossible to achieve without cheating a little bit. If you had real kick drums in a really hyper produced metal album such as this one, they'd get lost in the din for DAMN sure, then you'd complain that you couldn't hear them. I record metal for a fucking living, I feel like I know what I'm talking about. Cont...
The reason triggers get used in modern recording so much is not because drummers can't play, but it's because FAR too much is expected of modern drummers. There's a literally inhuman expectation of drummers to have every hit be consistently HARD so they can cut through the other instruments in a mix. I'll continue in another comment..
this is a simple question, and it deserves a simple answer.
Triggers are NOT cheating, you're still hitting the drum and making a noise. So what if the noise is perfect? What we can't have perfect noise? Cheating would be hiting the snare once, and 3 snare hits coming out.
pbnut, that is a good point you make -- I agree completely, triggering doesn't just magically make you better, but for sake of perfection in the studio, they are almost necessary in a sense
Having all that shit set aside, THIS SONG IS ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE, easily Lamb Of God's finest effort (this plus The Passing, as I consider them one song)
yes, the bass drum is obviously triggered. nothing wrong with that, it only makes it sound better and clearer, he's still playing all of it. if you want the right oomph for a metal bass drum, you use triggers. pretty much everyone uses it.
@boxer5543 look up a vid on triggers. They are not cheating if you use ddrum triggers because need a decent amount of power for them to work. triggers are just sensors you put on the bass drum which connect to an electronic drumkit module which has electronic drum sound samples. Most people have triggers for the bass drum. The trigger senses the hit and then sends the signal to the module and that sends the sound sample to a PA so u can hear it.
triggers arn't bad. do you know how hard it would be tune both bass drums the EXACT same? he is still playing every note, but the computer is making it sound the same. that's all. i would want triggers for my set if i was recording. =] 5/5
you're ability to play it and it being triggered are two totally different matters. idk why everyone thinks that being triggered somehow lowers you or is bad.
triggers are machines that make it so no matter how hard you hit the bass drum it will have the exact same sound and volume in the recording. they can be used live (and they are) if they're hooked up to a PA or whatever
Ok well I'm not sure then. All I am saying i that I have been a fan of LoG for a long time and he never used triggers before so thats all i know. Its fine if he is using em. Just didnt think Chris Adler was like that.
I also have to disagree. The drum sound is very clean, and the mix is perfect. However, on the fast parts, you can hear how the snare doesn't always have the same exact sound. The ring doesn't always fall off the same way. I do however, think the kit sound is compressed a lot, which is typical from metal-style music.
Also, you have to keep in mind that he has professional equipment--the drums, the mics, the recording equipment--all probably the best stuff money can buy.
He recorded all the parts for real, but the kick, and probably a fair amount of the snare was sample replaced for consistensy (and edited for machine like tightness.)
In a dense metal mix you've got so many elements all fighting to be louder than eachother, so the fact that they sample replaced the drums isnt such a bad thing or anything.
site your source? how do you figure its triggered? Chris says himself, HIMSELF, do you understand this? That he does not want to "plug his drums in". This is from DRUM! magazine, a well respected source of drum literature. Now why would they lie about that? That would just retarded.
i gotta disagree man, i dont think theyre triggered. you think he'd have an endorsement if he used 'em. and on the making of sacrament dvd, theres the part where he rips down the drums commenting on how good they sound, and BAM!
I believe its just a great combo of gear and recording
this is the kind of thing where you see grass and someone asks you how you figure it's green. it's obvious. ask any sound engineer. they will tell you it is triggered. and just like what most of the comments say it's not bad that it's triggered. it's not cheating
im not saying that triggering is bad. im just arguing my point of view that I dont think it is. i know he doesnt use them live. but in the studio, who knows, maybe, or maybe its just good engineering?
i don't think it matters if they trigger or not, because after they compress the bass drum so that every hit no matter how hard sound the sanme volume
I love this song. Been listening to all these segregated tracks, and I'm amazed at how POSSIBLE these tracks are. If men built it, men can rebuild it. But I've been so mystified
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willsaei 2 months ago
the beginning reminds me of walk with me in hell kinda
CrushinRuSSian27 2 months ago
that accented snare hit sounds like a freaking pistol with smoke coming out! :D \,,/
letsago0 5 months ago
to me he isnt the best drummer, i know who that is, but he is one of the most talented musicians especially on drums in a LONG while. literally has taken the instrument and made it his own. metal drummers will always be chasing him for years to come
CardinalJiles 6 months ago
@CardinalJiles And thats what I love about Lamb of God. They truly are the "jack of all trades, but masters of none" in that there all extremely talented musicians, but I'm sure most anyone can say that they aren't the all time best, though I personally don't believe in a single "best" but whatever. I love LoG, their musicianship is so honorable and skillful that most metal musicians today could take a few tips from them.
Bludhoundz8 5 months ago
Hands down the best drummer ever.
dannyboy472 6 months ago
EARSGASM!!! i love it!
xicoraul 7 months ago
He is dead accurate with that splash snare thing he does at :17
Gojiraka 7 months ago
I love how he uses his blast beats sparingly... yes I'm looking at you Derek Roddy and jason Bittner
longirons6 8 months ago
Beautiful
MyfavoriteDessert 8 months ago
damnn this drums is hardd!!!
xDrawnedforLifex 8 months ago
Lovely.
ZK127 8 months ago 2
Chris is a humble as hell drummer; he is amazingly accurate and abstractedly creative
xXPH4GGaTr0n5o0oXx 8 months ago
Chris adler is so good technically and he can be fast when he wants to. i love how he doesnt showboat at all like so many other drummers (joey jordison).
shaosokaos 8 months ago
i wanked to the beat of this
SuperEvilMonkey1 9 months ago
it sounds amazing with headphones!!!!!!!!!!!
sharinganchidori100 10 months ago
I like the snare tail they added in the beginning.
Shi7Disc0 10 months ago
sheck on my page i have new guitars in it
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vbaulweg 11 months ago
Pretty groovy.
ConquerTheCemetery 1 year ago
now thats how you play the drums.
revenge112 1 year ago
@revenge112 no thats how chris adler plays the drumms do one else plays that awsomely :)
Thedeathmetalshit 10 months ago
3 people are fucking gay!!!
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vbaulweg 1 year ago
chris adler is 100 x better than joey jordinson so how did he get drummer of the year
beanydc 1 year ago
@beanydc i agree but slipknot is more poular than lamb of god. thats probably why.
zatoban24 1 year ago
How about everything BUT the drums? :D would be awesome <3
MatHan77 1 year ago
that spash-snare fill...
oh lord.. when i first heard that, i literally said out loud 'oh my days what the fuck was that?!'
i know its not difficult, but i wasnt expecting that sort of thing.. it was literally a smack in the face. i loved it Infact, i noticed Chris gained a lot of hand speed in general this album.. that being an example.
soldierside365 1 year ago
I wish I had rreeeveerrbbbeee D=
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almost the same intro beat as in Walk With Me In Hell
Aivoruhje 1 year ago
almost the same intro beat as in Walk With Me In Hell
Aivoruhje 1 year ago
@Aivoruhje yeah, walk with me in hell intro is a little better though
xblood0fgodx 1 year ago
How do you get different tracks from different instruments of one song?
solitairewolff 1 year ago
@solitairewolff don't know if anybody has answered this yet but he probably got these from the producer edition of the cd. it lets you mix the tracks and stuff.
khaostheory117 6 months ago
DAT SNARE
BotSbass 1 year ago
this is soo crazy
slipknotrocksman666 1 year ago
I LOVE the bridge to this song. it always gets me pumped! the whole time i was listening to this bridge i started doing the vocals with it :P
thepurpleclown 1 year ago 7
how to i get only guitar audio from a song??
PanteraFarBeyond 1 year ago
i think it just the studio there in , the fact that they have mics on them and they are tuned to profection
beeoch787 1 year ago
hey guess what? who gives a shit if they are triggered, to each their own right? stop sweating his skills and move on with your life. other then that chris adler all the way regardless what he uses hes one of my top favs!
zjason36 1 year ago
@zjason36 Either way, if you watch him, or have any drumming talent, you realize that once you get it down, it's not all that hard to play. Just physically tasking as far as energy.
FrostmourneFK 1 year ago
the bass is not triggered, i repeat NOT TRIGGERED !!!!
XenoPhobic321 1 year ago 2
@XenoPhobic321 he defiantly uses triggers look it up, he only triggers the bass drums nothing else. I believe they're DW triggers.
piccolo549 1 year ago
@piccolo549 i thought it too. and they do sound like they're triggered, but i tried finding many many sites and they all said he does not uses any triggers, but just equalizes and processes them. and he himself told so in many-many interviews that he does not uses triggers
XenoPhobic321 1 year ago
@XenoPhobic321 Confirmed.. I know he doesn't use triggers.. He's told me himself.. Met him after No Fear Energy Tour in Montreal. He just works on his right foot mainly (He's a lefty) and that keeps them equal.. As well as using double bass drums as opposed to double pedals.
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@Aboogaboogaboo he is not a lefty dumb ass. why do you think his kits set up fer a righty? his hi hat is on the left, he plays his one footed parts with the right foot, and if he was a lefty, would he use his right hand fer the cymbals? especially when hes double timing on the hi hat or ride?
jrfireboy86 1 year ago
@piccolo549 no triggers.
khaostheory117 6 months ago
YEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSS 1:00 to 1:02 that was the SHIIT
forestryguy08 1 year ago
where's In Your Words guitar only?
ToboeOkamiKiba 1 year ago
Chris Adler is the fucking king of double bass
ieatsgoats 1 year ago
@ieatsgoats Dave Lombardo of Slayer is the Godfather of double bass. :P
ANBUkakashi7994 1 year ago
that very begining drum beat is so damn catchy.
SgtSquidy 1 year ago
Inferno is a good drummer, but lacks stamina.
Just watch his Demigod in Sweden Rock video, he can barely breathe.
Kollias is a warmachine, nothing beats him, and I'm not favourizing here, just stating facts.
The real list is
Kollias - 1
Tim Yeung - 2
Inferno - 3
Roddy - 4
Adler - 5
KrayzieBoneThug4Lyfe 1 year ago
I love the drums so much. It's freakin epic. 5/5 faved subbed
dilldill02 1 year ago
good album
norml91 1 year ago
You rule MapexRG! Chris Adler is amazing! Lamb of God is badass and Wrath is one of the best albums I've ever heard.
XIDarkFearIX 1 year ago
hey where do you get these tracks from?
shadowdragon555 1 year ago
Nah, Chris Adler doesn't use triggers. He's too good for it. A drummer of his calibre doesn't need them.
Nothingtearsthebeast 1 year ago
@Nothingtearsthebeast Yes chris adler uses triggers i'm sick of hearin he doesn't i met him in columbus at the LC last april on the no fear tour and i asked him if he uses triggers and he told me and showed me them their ddrum triggers.
Tylerthemetalking 1 year ago
@Tylerthemetalking
Yeah, my bad, I realised after I posted that comment, after listening to a few LoG songs again.
BUT STILL. Fuckin' oath he's a good drummer.
Nothingtearsthebeast 1 year ago
@Nothingtearsthebeast Oh without a doubt man he's one of the greatest metal drummers of all time in my opinion my top 5
1. INFERNO - BEHEMOTH
2. GEORGE KOLLIAS - NILE
3. TIM YEUNG - DIVINE HERESY
4. CHRIS ADLER - L.O.G
5. DEREK RODDY - HATE ETERNAL
Tylerthemetalking 1 year ago
@Tylerthemetalking
Nah, Adler takes the cake.
Derek Roddy can't do anything but speed.
The Rev should be there.
Nothingtearsthebeast 1 year ago
@Nothingtearsthebeast Yeah well i think inferno takes the #1 drummer ov all time he's fast and he is really technical thats what makes untouchable.
Tylerthemetalking 1 year ago
@Tylerthemetalking bullshit he showed you triggers he uses. he says in almost every interview he's ever done that he doesn't use em
khaostheory117 6 months ago
0:35 Can be a trigger bad, but it would just be easier if they added the effect after the recording..
MKiller5 1 year ago
Clean!
alejosky 2 years ago
right at 0:35 is that snare and china or a snare and a trigger pad? its fucking sic it sounds like he smacks the shit out of a garbage can lid, very very nice effect. gives it alot more power
craigc1509 2 years ago
@craigc1509
Either a snare + trigger pad or the snare with one sick reverb effect hahaha.
Tatedrums 2 years ago
been trying to figure that out for the longest time, I would guess snare + china
SpartanCarver 2 years ago
its gotta be a trigger snare because its a crash cymbal a snare and then the effect. so i believe its like the snare trigger he uses in the end of "one gun" basically just snare with a twist :P
craigc1509 2 years ago
Duude.. That made no sense.. 1. No, it's not a trigger snare, it's not even a trigger pedal. It's an effect, and no, he doesnt hit the crash, only that effect, and he does have to hands. But if he did also hit the crash, then they used what is called "overdubbing" or they just added the effect after the recording :)
MKiller5 1 year ago
It's funny how they thought they had the greatest drum sound on Sacrament partly because of the extremely small and tight room that they were recorded in, and that it could never be topped. Well, they topped themselves by recording the drums in an extremely live room for this record, lol. Live room (reverb) > Tight room (unnatural sounding).
iceheadstudios 2 years ago
still sounds pretty tight, I think most of the reverb was added in post.
petersace 2 years ago
@petersace - That's probably the case, but the drums sound a lot tighter than they did in Sacrament overall.
iceheadstudios 2 years ago
you know they used the open room in sacrament and the tight room in wrath right? they said it themselves and as a drummer i can tell :p
craigc1509 2 years ago
@craigc1509 - Just watch the making of Sacrament. They were in a room that Chris clearly says "doesn't have a lot of reverberation." It wasn't very big at all. If you have a good ear, you can tell by the drum tracks; these sound very open, while Sacrament's sound really tight & quick.
iceheadstudios 2 years ago
but listen to the giveaway his snare says it all its tight as fuck in wrath and in sacrament you hear sustain. that my friend is the difference between a tight room and an open room. and even being in a tight room you can easily add reverb effects.
craigc1509 2 years ago
listen to set to fail then compare to sacrament :)
craigc1509 2 years ago
awesome !!!!1
hihoplayer 2 years ago
The sound of the bass is orgasmic.
MTK37 2 years ago 12
@MTK37 Totaly agree man !
AboutSelix 7 months ago
@MTK37 Which is why i also use Superkick II's :3
MGabriel7767 7 months ago
why do have so many views when myn sounds way better?
RidesLines 2 years ago
good question. probably cuz i posted a bunch of them or something
MapexRG 2 years ago 2
@RidesLines because this one has a hq version ......
vBlooddrunk 2 years ago
@RidesLines if you could spell maybe people would take you more seriously.
JobForAMaxboy 1 year ago
@RidesLines Faggot.
chum1002 1 year ago 2
@RidesLines i watched all of both
mapexRGs one is better
joejoejoejoeish 10 months ago
@RidesLines I listened to yours and there was absolutely no differences...
XxQCGHxX 9 months ago
Best drummer ever.
ckyfu69 2 years ago 38
@ckyfu69 It's gonna suck in about 50 years when kids will refer to Lamb of God as "old people music" :/
dannyboy472 1 year ago 9
@dannyboy472 now see here young metalwon-LAMB OF GOD WILL NEVER DIEEEEE!!!!!!!!!!
digi547 3 months ago
@ckyfu69 agree 1000000% my friend
544hpS10 5 months ago
Wish i could play like this, i play friggin led zeplin.
lol
Ibanezrg350x199 2 years ago
and what may I ask is wrong with Led Zeppelin!? :P hahaha
slayerman50 2 years ago
triggered or not, these drum sound like ww2 gunshots haha. friggin amazing
eric11127 2 years ago 4
@eric11127 gunshots with silence man.....;-)
MF31101994 2 years ago
where do people get this??
rockguitar82 2 years ago
The producer edition that released with the cd if you pre-ordered it.
They did the same thing with sacrament.
gerbanger 2 years ago
omfg !!!! how did you do this separation of the song !!!!
I WANNA LEARN PLEASE PLEASE ??!!!!
mastera7x 2 years ago
he has the producers edition it says somewhere.
drumsordie 2 years ago
producers edition?? wat do you mean...?
you mean the software..??
mastera7x 2 years ago
i dont know what he means, like he bought the producers edition album that comes with all the tracks broken down singally with each instrument. it said in one of his other discriptions
drumsordie 2 years ago
basically its a special edition of the album that has the album on one cd and then on another cd it has all the guitar,bass,drums and vocal tracks separated into their own mp3 file so you can I dunno take out a guitar track and write your own riffs or record your own vocals or drums or bass or do whatever the hell you want to it or keep everything in and remix it how you would've done it obviously you need other software to do that but yeah thats basically it. hope I helped:)
slayerman50 2 years ago
ohhh.. alright thanks!
mastera7x 2 years ago
wat software cud i use to mix some tracks.. im gna use it as backtracks...any1?? tnx
ignyte 2 years ago
umm basically man, you can use stuff like cubase and protools amongst others but those cost a fair amount of money! theres some free audio editors out on the internet such as audacity and ummm something like dinowav it's something like that not entirely sure but audacity is alright for what it is just don't expect professional recordings from it or anything haha but you can put the tracks in there and perform basic editing on them ect and use them as backing tracks its free to use and download:)
slayerman50 2 years ago
I'd wish more bands would do that.
AshMadeOurEyes 2 years ago
Is there any of 'In your words guitar only' that I can listen???
Please:)
minazmorgul 2 years ago
wow this is helping me a lot, thanks for uploading, definitely subscribing :D
ch1ck3n08 2 years ago
dis shit sounds fukin sick
Kratos482 2 years ago
\../ OOORAH!!! Lamb of God always! Chris Adler in my opinoin is the best!
didusaywat19 2 years ago 37
yeah the recording is triggered but his live is not and i think their live is better
666nodnarB666 2 years ago
i think ur wrong, not undermining u or anything here, just listen to the bass, u can hear the pitch difference in some parts
LoveMetalHateRap 2 years ago
that can be generated simply by a push of a button on your software.
rTuomikanto 2 years ago
What is "that?" exactly?
ILuvMongoose 2 years ago
Multi-samples.
It's common practice to take say 5-6 samples of the same drum at the same velocity to capture the minute differences in pitch and timbre that you'd get.
I'm pretty sure the kicks on the LOG stuff is just one kick repeating itself though. There's probably subbass frequencies cut out of the faster parts which could be what you're hearing.
ILuvMongoose 2 years ago
Thanks man, you said it.
rTuomikanto 2 years ago
they triggered the bassdrums for the recordings, they recorded the actual bassdrum sound and used that sound for the triggers :) thats what ive read couple posts below anyway ;)
ch1ck3n08 2 years ago
i dont think adler uses triggers for anything, but i could be wrong. dont be fooled man he actually is this kick ass.
drumsordie 2 years ago 4
@ch1ck3n08 how do we do that? hahaha, i really want to know coz its pretty interesting
samyfernandez 1 year ago
Cont pt 3, final comment.. At the end of the day, if you guys don't like quantized, sample replaced kick drums, stop listening to albums that use such techniques. The consumer wants to hear every note at the same volume, completely consistent, perfectly in time (again, inhumanly so.) The consumer wanted it, we gave it you, and you guys complain if it's triggered/replaced, and complain if you can't hear every single hit. Whose fault as this? Not us audio engineers for sure. Peace and fucking. :)
ILuvMongoose 2 years ago 5
very well said my friend very well said!
TheMrPearldrummer 2 years ago
At the end of the day your YouTube comment on this video along with over millions of the other comments on this site are looked upon and forgotten, at most, an hour or two later. You've wasted your time just as I have informing you of the possible obvious. Tool.
CaptainRetarded 2 years ago
This much is true. But my time is mine to waste.
ILuvMongoose 2 years ago
no, we did not want to hear a real drummer replaced with computer shit now did we?! NO!! producers and studio engineers often do that without permission from the artist himself.
rTuomikanto 2 years ago
Cont pt 2.. Perhaps that sounds fairly arrogant of me, but when it comes to the audio side of things behind the music itself, that's my field of expertise, I don't write music as well as these guys do and I don't pretend to, but I know for a fact that these things are just required in the world of modern metal recording. Also, the kicks on this album aren't triggered. They recorded the real drum, took a sample of it, and then replaced all the hits with the sample for consistensy.
ILuvMongoose 2 years ago 4
Cont.. Modern metal recordings require all the instruments to be louder than all the other instruments, which is a tad paradoxical, and again, nigh on impossible to achieve without cheating a little bit. If you had real kick drums in a really hyper produced metal album such as this one, they'd get lost in the din for DAMN sure, then you'd complain that you couldn't hear them. I record metal for a fucking living, I feel like I know what I'm talking about. Cont...
ILuvMongoose 2 years ago 4
The reason triggers get used in modern recording so much is not because drummers can't play, but it's because FAR too much is expected of modern drummers. There's a literally inhuman expectation of drummers to have every hit be consistently HARD so they can cut through the other instruments in a mix. I'll continue in another comment..
ILuvMongoose 2 years ago 4
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rTuomikanto 2 years ago
this is a simple question, and it deserves a simple answer.
Triggers are NOT cheating, you're still hitting the drum and making a noise. So what if the noise is perfect? What we can't have perfect noise? Cheating would be hiting the snare once, and 3 snare hits coming out.
pbnut 2 years ago 3
pbnut, that is a good point you make -- I agree completely, triggering doesn't just magically make you better, but for sake of perfection in the studio, they are almost necessary in a sense
Having all that shit set aside, THIS SONG IS ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE, easily Lamb Of God's finest effort (this plus The Passing, as I consider them one song)
passinginyourwords 2 years ago
okay it needs bass+vocals+guitar xD
samlar5 2 years ago
yes, the bass drum is obviously triggered. nothing wrong with that, it only makes it sound better and clearer, he's still playing all of it. if you want the right oomph for a metal bass drum, you use triggers. pretty much everyone uses it.
jimalmgren 2 years ago
what do triggers do?
boxer5543 2 years ago
make it more of a clicking noise, making it more clean and better sounding.
Slip4life12 2 years ago
every hit no matter how hard or how lightly you hit the drum sound the same in volume
MapexRG 2 years ago
@boxer5543 look up a vid on triggers. They are not cheating if you use ddrum triggers because need a decent amount of power for them to work. triggers are just sensors you put on the bass drum which connect to an electronic drumkit module which has electronic drum sound samples. Most people have triggers for the bass drum. The trigger senses the hit and then sends the signal to the module and that sends the sound sample to a PA so u can hear it.
Ffaf95 1 year ago
triggers arn't bad. do you know how hard it would be tune both bass drums the EXACT same? he is still playing every note, but the computer is making it sound the same. that's all. i would want triggers for my set if i was recording. =] 5/5
BerLiNorBusTx 2 years ago
you're ability to play it and it being triggered are two totally different matters. idk why everyone thinks that being triggered somehow lowers you or is bad.
MapexRG 2 years ago
who cares it's still 100% awesome lolol
Brinniey 2 years ago
sacrament is triggered, wrath is straight forward
Vodje01 2 years ago
This was the only song i listened to during the first 2 weeks of March.
ultimateguitar553 2 years ago 5
im pretty sure that the doubble bass is triggerd.
supniggaaaaaa 2 years ago
i saw them live he plays it just like it sounds here theres nothing manufactured bout this hes really good
ThrashAddict1540 2 years ago
it's triggered. there's nothing wrong with that. ask any sound engineer the bass is 100% triggered
MapexRG 2 years ago
wait what exactly does triggered even mean
ThrashAddict1540 2 years ago
triggers are machines that make it so no matter how hard you hit the bass drum it will have the exact same sound and volume in the recording. they can be used live (and they are) if they're hooked up to a PA or whatever
MapexRG 2 years ago
then you obviously dont know lamb of god. its not. Chirs Adler doesnt do that stuff
MeloDeth666 2 years ago
Just fucking listen to it. Its obvious he uses them. it dosent change anything except the sound and the sound of bass does not sound real.
supniggaaaaaa 2 years ago
thank you someone who finally knows something
MapexRG 2 years ago
Ok well I'm not sure then. All I am saying i that I have been a fan of LoG for a long time and he never used triggers before so thats all i know. Its fine if he is using em. Just didnt think Chris Adler was like that.
MeloDeth666 2 years ago
hes always used them listen to the earler cds you can tell even more that he uses them.
supniggaaaaaa 2 years ago
thank you, again someone who knows something
MapexRG 2 years ago
0:34 = best fill eva
RoKcYmouNtain 2 years ago
dude have you got just the bass for in your words?
Ritaliation 2 years ago 2
Wow it being triggerd makes it sound so much better and worse at the same time :P
JudoKicker 2 years ago
@JudoKicker why worse?
samyfernandez 1 year ago
I also have to disagree. The drum sound is very clean, and the mix is perfect. However, on the fast parts, you can hear how the snare doesn't always have the same exact sound. The ring doesn't always fall off the same way. I do however, think the kit sound is compressed a lot, which is typical from metal-style music.
Also, you have to keep in mind that he has professional equipment--the drums, the mics, the recording equipment--all probably the best stuff money can buy.
friction57 2 years ago
He recorded all the parts for real, but the kick, and probably a fair amount of the snare was sample replaced for consistensy (and edited for machine like tightness.)
In a dense metal mix you've got so many elements all fighting to be louder than eachother, so the fact that they sample replaced the drums isnt such a bad thing or anything.
ILuvMongoose 2 years ago
Actually they are not triggered, its just a really good studio mix, and his badass kit!
TYLERMBECKER 2 years ago
THE BASS IS FUCKING TRIGGERED
supniggaaaaaa 2 years ago
site your source? how do you figure its triggered? Chris says himself, HIMSELF, do you understand this? That he does not want to "plug his drums in". This is from DRUM! magazine, a well respected source of drum literature. Now why would they lie about that? That would just retarded.
tweakersmith 2 years ago
i gotta disagree man, i dont think theyre triggered. you think he'd have an endorsement if he used 'em. and on the making of sacrament dvd, theres the part where he rips down the drums commenting on how good they sound, and BAM!
I believe its just a great combo of gear and recording
tweakersmith 2 years ago
THE BASS IS FUCKING TRIGGERED
supniggaaaaaa 2 years ago
you keep saying that. maybe it is, maybe it isnt. but you still havnt told me how you figure it is?
tweakersmith 2 years ago
this is the kind of thing where you see grass and someone asks you how you figure it's green. it's obvious. ask any sound engineer. they will tell you it is triggered. and just like what most of the comments say it's not bad that it's triggered. it's not cheating
MapexRG 2 years ago
im not saying that triggering is bad. im just arguing my point of view that I dont think it is. i know he doesnt use them live. but in the studio, who knows, maybe, or maybe its just good engineering?
tweakersmith 2 years ago
i don't think it matters if they trigger or not, because after they compress the bass drum so that every hit no matter how hard sound the sanme volume
xXXExiledXXx 2 years ago
no triggers
ForTheLoveOfGod 2 years ago
exactly, triggers for drums should be thought of as amps for guitarists. theyre still playing everything, it just sounds better
eric11127 2 years ago