I got to meet you Travis!!! I sold your parents windows in Delaware, and got to meet you and you signed a drum stick for me. I don't care at all that your parents cancelled the order hahaha. That was once in a lifetime for me man. Have loved you guys for 20 years. All the best
Travis did the initial drum mix and then I mixed it into the rest of the song. So anything you like about the drums was probably because of Travis, anything you didn't like was probably my fault ha. I definitely like drum forward mixes (wish Baard was higher up in the new Leprous mixes) so wasn't my intent to have the drums down.
once in a while I come back to this song and it still takes me on a journey so far away….10 years and for a moment nothing changed…everything is still ok and everything‘s reachable…still a masterpiece of drumming❤ Love you travis
Watching this I fully get where Alex Rudinger got it from. It's like watching that part form dragon ball z where gohan and goku do the kamehameha together lmao
This absolutely rips dude! I see your metronome down there…is that all you have in your ears? Because I swear if you’re just reading music and slapping along to a metronome, you’re a machine
How did you get atomically better in 2 years. It’s like you were meant to do this. If I could be anyone in the world at any point in time I’d love to be you for just one day. And feel that kind of control between your brain and body. I mean the fuck out of that Travis.
@@TravisOrbin thanks heaps. when i record my drums, i use a trigger on my bass so super cool to learn about this. gotta say too, you are one of my favourite drummers (up there with Jimmy from the Pumpkins). your technical chops, part writing and approach to gear are all inspirational. you'll be un-surprised to know im rocking a blonde 20" kick too 😸
I'm wearing the new DS-III model, they're great. Vratim also offers the grip tape, I've really taken to it. Looking forward to testing it out on the road.
I remember hearing this around 12 years ago for the first time and being blown away by the level of subdivision control on display, how seamless the transitions were and how effortless it was to lead with the left foot. I still come back to this vid every now and then for inspiration.
