Improvisation at 220 bpm

Ditto

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Music

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• 220
• bpm
• Grzegorz
• Olejnik
• Eliminator

[pevettimies]

are you using pearl eliminator pedals or? nice drumming! such fucking fast feet, I cant get my speed over 210bpm with the double pedals (demon drives)

[Eliminator]

@pevettimies Thanks! Yes, I use Eliminators with blue or red cam.

[daddydapunker]

it´s triggered, man

[callum0123456]

haha

possibly the most mental room ever....all black

[maxlikedrums]

@daddydapunker if you were any where near talented in drumming, you'd be able to tell instantly its not triggered.

[MikePostDrums]

It doesn't sound triggered, at all. The sound is too inconsistent.

[spidy412]

falta plactiva jajajaja

[yesalexyeah]

@daddydapunker

i really don't think it is. did this dude come out and say his kicks are triggered himself? 'cause it's just sounds like a good kick drum, with the batter head tuned a little looser to give it some more slap, which could be what youre mistaking for the click that can be heard in most triggers.

[6mini6ulrich6]

@Eliminator if you want to be technical.. I got my point across

[Eliminator]

@6mini6ulrich6

Actually, it means, that every hit is converted by the trigger to midi signal received by sound module. You can set up trigger's sensitivity and velocity so it would turn the slightest acoustic stroke to a huge sounding sampled one.

[Eliminator]

@daddydapunker

It wasn't triggered, for that video I used single headed bass drum. Actually, none of my videos contain playing with triggers.

[6mini6ulrich6]

@zdawg02 the drums are mic'd a certain way to get a certain tone. Typically used in really fast bass heavy stuff so the beater is |--| that far from the head but still gets a good tone