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That's a banger indeed! Michiel van der Plicht has a drum cam for that one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGGbdmuZmc6He5Isi=3c3SaIYhwCuccTf9

@@FrankSkillperoDrums Yeah, and I've seen it a million times! I guess I'm just curious to see how you play it and your iteratiton of the song, since I'm a big fan of your work with them

@@marciochiabotto590 Can't promise anything but if this song hits the setlist I'll definitely do a drum cam of it 🤘

Wanna get more Edgy? I'll create some faster ones soon

@@FrankSkillperoDrums hahah thanks! Just pushing myself forward :P

Thank you!!

Thank you sir!

Indeed, it was attached to the house we rented at the time so we practically lived with the wandering spirits of the dead

That place has been the scene of some bloody spectacles, that's for sure

Yep. Didn't have a spare snare skin, so I put on a tom head. Worked out better than expected

Or Sylvester anfrag by mayhem

Fucken AKG aye. I'll see what I can do

Thank you! Yes that's a Dirk Blast, well spotted 🤘🏼

Dethklok? 🤘🏼🤘🏼

@@FrankSkillperoDrums Uhmmm....kinda like .....Yes.

@@FrankSkillperoDrums Its dethklok as it should have been

I use reaper, I put tempo markers along the track wherever the tempo changes. Not quick and easy but pretty doable. I'll make a screenshot later.

Arturo Campos it’s also very easy in Pro Tools, using “Identify Beat”. My workflow is usually going bar for bar, and if beats inside the bar stray too much from the grid I go beat by beat. A typical rock song can be done in under half an hour usually. Use the key shortcuts!

There's no exact BPM, it varies throughout the song within the range of 120 - 125.

hey brou how did you put the time to the song that ha a super variable time... i can do that in cubase with audiowarp but is really slow method... do you know a better and faster method to put clicks on songs with variable time? thanks bro

123bpm

Thanks Pasz!