@@tomaslopez9278 cheers mate that’s really nice to hear! ❤️

@@paco9831 hahaha what a wonderful review! You’re probably right about the fact that the best videos turn out to be spur of the moment ideas. It is very difficult to come up with something like this by design. I just saw my boys little toy ball and got an idea 😂

@@RoyChayanne4658 that’s correct! I recently began my 6th year of daily practice with this song :) 💪

@@TalesofGore337 ✊ respect Incremental improvement is key

Thanks mate, I agree that the sound is very special. The Stick takes the best from several instrument categories. It is similar to playing the piano but you have the expressiveness of a guitar with bends and vibrato which is impossible on a piano. And then you also have the percussive nature of the playing style and it is also a bass 😊

Oh that one, it’s actually an old shirt from HM - dirt cheap👍

Slow and steady wins the race they say =) Cheers mate!

Same question here!

If that is the case, I might be the only [somewhat experienced/not beginner drummer] out there that does not know how to play a single song yet 🤣🤣 I have only practised Bleed for these years since I started and since I can't play that one 100% that means I don't know any song at all haha. As long as your song portfolio is greater than >1 song I think you are still past me mate ;) Appreciate the feedback. I am very interested in seeing how much of the knowledge I gained with Bleed that will translate to other songs. I also think I might be ready to translate to acoustic drums. I have only played the pads until now. One option could be to buy a snare drum for example and convert the kit one drum at a time. No need to buy a whole kit all at once. A "Hybrid kit" could be fun too. I think that the kick would probably see the most benefit, because my TD-20KX only uses the simple kick pad and it doesn't feel natural.

Cheers mate! Progress is slow but the direction is what matters. Not the velocity =)

I have video documentary all the way mate :) it’s gonna be a nice montage when I finally nail it, whenever that may be.

Cheers mate, hope it helps!

Cheers mate! Hope you get to try out the Stick =)

Hi, I am using a GB-001 right now with an ITX board in a Lian Li Air Mini. Works perfectly. I cant see any problems using it with MATX in an ATX case. It should even be easier, because you can mount the GB-001 in the unused ATX mounting holes. That's what I did with my ITX board. You can just double check the hole patterns in your case and you should be good.

@ That's great, thank you! For some reason the Lian Li product page only says "compatible with ATX and E-ATX sized motherboard" but I guess that means any motherboard with compatible mounting hole pattern.

@@kuristofaah that's correct! as long as you have the two mounting holes available and accessible, you should be fine. I did have some problem mounting it on a Strix X570 ATX board. There was an M2 heatsink blocking one of the screws. And I couldn't move it to the next row either, because the SATA connectors were just a little too high so I couldn't get the GPU to snap into place. It was a 3080ti with an enourmous cooler. With a "normal" GPU it would probably have worked. I have used the GB-001 in two other systems with zero issues. And it would have worked in the X570 board two, but I didn't want to drill a hole in the heatsink. I just found another anti-sag solution, the one that you attach to the pcie slots. A simple magnetic pole stand would also work

is the problem solved now? bcoz im facing the same issue now

@@suryakanagasabapathi1733 i still have this problem 😭 But my pen is new

Wow great idea! I should also do an on the club view next =D

@ that sounds great look forward to that :)

With Borsolino, I always go up a size.

Thanks mate for your feedback, apprecaite it. I'm happy if my little rant can bring some clarity =) Meshuggah = Math metal. That's probably why I like it so much

Thanks mate! I have been using Jazz III for ages. The black ones.

@ I've used those a lot but the struggle is real. Do you find pick wear to significantly get in the way? How often do you change your pick? I tend to reuse the same ones but a bevel forms on the side quite fast.

Here's a fun one if you want to take your right hand to the next level: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o32opoqjoJmDgtE The band sells good quality tabs

Yeah agreed, the bevel forms quite fast@@ReX0o0 . I don't play guitar that much nowadays, only drums. But when I seriously played guitar some 5-10 years ago, I recognize what you are saying. I found it a bit annoying and always switched to a fresh pick before any important session in the studio or a concert. For practice, I wasn't too picky about the pick 😅

Never heard about these huys, but that was some impressive rhythm picking indeed! Thanks! I think one important factor is to use as little gain/distorsion as possible. Get the powerful sound from the picking instead of the amp. Some people distort so hard that it loses too much definition IMO. I am running with a Keeley C4 and a VH4. I think I have found my perfect match =) @@ReX0o0 One day I must revisit Bleed on the guitar again. I have been practising it on the drums now every day for almost five years. Every single rhythm pattern is integrated in my DNA. Should be quite helpful when playing it on the guitar. I really love this song, it is so challenging and fun

Go to device settings in Teams and make a test call. Happy new year mate!