Playing from "Rhythmic illusions" (drumset book by Gavin Harrison) HD

Me playing some examples from Gavin Harrison´s (Porcupine Tree drummer) classic drumset book "Rhythmic illusions", a great drumset book dealing with displacement , metric modulation and other nice things!

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[harrypar1]

the play along sucks.... guitar and bass are on different note.

I can't stand it!

[hospitory]

@harrypar1 Maybe you mean to say they are in different Keys? To me it sounds nice, but maybe I´ve listened to too much jazz....

[CharbelSalem]

Excellent demonstration ! I just have one question, where can I find such play alongs ? Did u make these ? or are they from Tommy Igoe's Groove Essential Package ? 

[hospitory]

@CharbelSalem

Thank you =)

The answer is... Both. I made some loops in Logic and used a groove from Igoe´s book.

Take care!

[Hydrefyricon]

Nice man...you sound great. Really fascinating stuff. How do I get started working on this? Seems like you're at a point where you "hear it" well enough to just do it on the fly. How did you get there?

[hospitory]

@Hydrefyricon

Thanks a lot!

I don´t know of any shortcuts or secret methods, I guess the thing is with these kind of exercises is to work on getting your subdivisions right and after working a lot on the specific types of exercises getting to know how they "feel" and sound, it´s only a matter of focused repetition in my book.

All the best!

[c0d3x001]

yes

[paonek1]

5 stars

[MrLuigad]

00:53 I like it ;)

[harrypar1]

@hospitory yes, I must improve my english, that's what I meant.... but realy the first part is way too much for my ears..... btw as regards the drum part, you've done amazing job. realy nice!

[halogenlight]

so there is effectively just a 7/8 measure played that leads into continuation of the 4/4 for the first groove?