300bpm blast beat/french grip technique in slow motion

[@kcChicken123]

That is pretty nuts technique. Congrats

[@ItsThatMilkshake]

Sound Awake. A man of taste, Jack.

[@LilSeizures]

@@ItsThatMilkshake He's a simple boy.

[@mauricemotors8207]

Watch Matt grinear

[@danielhuang2488]

Sound awake is so fucking good it's one of my fav albums of all time

[@НиколаВеличковић-г3в]

@@ItsThatMilkshake Had to check it out after i've read this comment. Best decision in my life

[@dansdrumchannel9239]

I think some of the folks discussing BPM etc, are kind of missing the value of the video. It provides a slo-mo close up that can really help drummers trying to learn! Great job!!

[@skatepark02]

Finally!! A useful video! The slow motion really helped me understand what is actually going on with this technique. Thank you so much!

[@bigcoffinhunter5500]

Perfect. I was actually just trying to figure out how this worked, thanks man.

[@みいらぎ-r1d]

振り幅大きくて見た目きれい

[@RoundCubee]

boy you better pull that pinky back in

[@FerretPercussion]

haha yup, I had no idea it was even doing that til seeing the slow motion

[@maness2112]

Calm down ladies.

[@justuswilliams8270]

That’s insane.

[@alk3603]

Anyone who can play above 300 bpm paints their sticktips to be matchsticks. Nice!

[@toivo.u]

I cant tell whether youre joking or not, but those are the Vic Firth Metal nylon sticks. The nylon tips are red, thats part of the design.

[@herbaciarnia_]

@@toivo.u joking but its true

[@alk3603]

@@toivo.u truth be told, I was not. But I have seen custom paint and this model before so it made me think they all did it

[@toivo.u]

@@alk3603 Yeah, I get why you would make the mistake. Would be funnier if everyone just painted them :D

[@alk3603]

@@toivo.u oh well. True lmao. Cheers

[@kingtheo8269]

I love watching this

[@zw_ncfc]

Imagine how fast this guy can blast beat

[@bjornrockettansky3077]

Dang even with the bounce and balance I don't think my fingers can move that fast lol. I'm a super fast metal guitar player but dang those is some fast flanges bro

[@zachanderson8950]

It might also be the kind of sticks you’re using. I usually use system blue sticks whenever I play. But there’s this NICE pair called FS-JC- Jim Casella sticks. They are super nice, light and they are FUN to use

[@NirfeDrums]

Thank you for this!

[@morganshibby8941]

Reminds me of Flo Mounier

[@devildozer]

Finally a video I can learn from.

[@drakausdromgatti58]

I don't understand how these high speeds are possible....I hope I figure it out one day

[@Take12music]

Gravity, my friend

[@drakausdromgatti58]

@MG so if I keep practicing everyday....you think one day I'll be able to pull it off?

[@drakausdromgatti58]

@MG that gives me hope man. I started practicing every single day for 1 to 6 hours per day ever since covid hit. The process has been amazing. I am just now starting to learn how to blast. I had to get basic drum rolls and rudiments down first.

[@dansdrumchannel9239]

@@Take12music and rebound as well!

[@FerretPercussion]

There's another video on my channel that explains this technique in some detail, especially for pushing past speed walls in your playing. Keep practicing, it took a lot of time to get this technique down, but its worth the work.

[@carson.strong_]

I’m pretty decent at that with my right hand and it came kinda naturally, but how do I work on that technique with my left hand? Every time I try I can’t even do it since it’s so sloppy

[@bobbirdsong6825]

Start with quarter notes at 60 bpm, make sure you have good spacing between each one. It should be exactly on the beat. Increase when you can play for a minute with perfect timing by 5, until you reach 80. After that, only increase it by 2 bpm each time. Keep trying until you can make it consistent, and make sure you're hitting the same spot consistently with the same grip

[@skipernipper7773]

I love your South Park name :D

[@jackbrown3270]

WOW

[@sergeant_salty]

i'm still using that pad too

[@JamieDrumz]

Sick!!!

[@Jonathanplaysbaseball99]

Dang, I can barely even do that with two hands jeez!

[@charshii3745]

Flawless

[@luistrevino3991]

300 bpm for quarter notes. Nice french grip though.

[@jnsaudio81]

I wish I understood how to do this

[@stephanelosardo3579]

Good

[@evillizzard8169]

No matter what technique you use their always be some people disliking lmao. This is sick man \m/

[@mmmmmmmmdaaaamnnnnbabyyyy]

Up the blasts

[@waterbe3564]

I do this but I didn't even know what it was called

[@spitz5183]

Get this man into a deathcore band.

[@muelzinlf4751]

Brasileiro?

[@lianeholden3712]

Hi

[@juliosapere8010]

Gravity blast is double the time of that and allows you to rest in a way in a very long death metal song perfect example of this watch anything from the band ARCHSPIRE

[@MikeyBeDrumming]

Gravity blasts are also very easy compared to a regular blast.

[@juliosapere8010]

@@MikeyBeDrumming ya I learned it's a good way to stay fast and rest the funny thing is it actually helps keep you rolling and you can do more with your other instead of using 2 for rolls

[@MikeyBeDrumming]

@@juliosapere8010 True. I suck at regular blast beats. Maybe gravity blasts were easy for me because I started out doing orchestral percussion and all that so buzz rolls were there from the start

[@someguy5035]

Other than making videos for YT showing how fast you can do this, what actual benefit does it have?

[@FerretPercussion]

playing tech death, literally the only thing its useful for haha

[@remyzsacka8670]

Opens up possibilities in indépendance and coordination, having fast 16th note going on with only one hand keeps the other one free, then your imagination is your limit

[@dysfunctionaldave]

One of my old drum teachers had a great saying that I always remembered- "It's better to have the tools and not need them, than to need the tools and not have them". Everything you learn in terms of technique, chops, groove, co-ordination etc is making you a better drummer. Do you need to use this speed all the time? Nope, but having the capability can unlock a whole heap of options that normal drummers are unable to do.