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@kuro if he really is beating the snare almost 1000 bpm that would mean that he’s hitting the snare 16 TIMES IN A SECOND. Did that look like 16 beats in a second to you? No, of course not, because he slowed it down and therefor you think that it’s really that fast because you can’t tell the difference when it’s that much slower 🤯
Hate to be the Akshually guy but most phone screens are 60Hz, while triplet roll at 999.9bpm is 50Hz. Still he’s inhuman and insanely good tho to play at this timescale
He did 999.9BPM while snowing to lower the risks of overheating ps: If you're an aspiring drummer and in a feel of doing this, try to because it can improve your perception of rhythm. At this point the ears may fail you but you will have an understanding in mind what it feels like to hit that sweet triplets.
@@RRAAZZAA it costs almost 1 million dollars to fire the Gau-8 for 10 seconds. And that’s not even including the amount of money it costs to loan it from the military, and have it recorded multiple times due to sound design.
nah for real, shit like this has always found a way to amaze and even inspire me personally. to learn, or to teach someone a skill they otherwise wouldn't have picked up is beautiful, and this man is showing off all his skill and talent in this one video
@@mememan5130 I'm not completely sure. In the beginning he's going twice per beat, so I assumed he went on the same way. Then it's 50 times per second. But I'm not believing that
@@gimmixxx8767 the refresh rate of your phone is basically it flashing repeatedly to display the picture. It’s unnoticeable to the naked eye, but he drummed so fast he kept up with and (I’m 95% sure) surpassed it.
Goddamn, son... I am no novice by any means and have been a drummer for 26 years, but, FUCK... This is a display of utter precision and insanely fast execution of the three stroke roll. The marching snare makes it far easier to achieve this sticking, but the cleanliness and accuracy of each tempo is immaculate! That was 1000bpm. You don't have to be shy... I'm totally fine with being a great drummer, who is not as fast and precise as you... Great job! I am so amazed by this demonstration of insanely rapid speed progression clean sticking. You kick ass! I'm a fan...
For those saying he don't know what BPM is, ur wrong, he has a video for proof that he does know what BPM is. Those who say that he don't know what BPM are the ones who actually DON'T KNOW what BPM is.
@@midenarithmos9200 how do i say this THE JOKE MEANT the thing that adults do to acquire child (I have to censor this so youtube doesnt ban me from commenting AND THAT DID HAPPEN)
I’ve been drumming for 4 years and I could tell this is super sus a lot of people said it’s not sped up because of the timer but there are apps out there that allow you to slow it down while looking normal. Also in the background of the slow mo 900 one you can see some sort of car moving at normal seaf
Are you sure you've been drumming for four years? To me, you're just a delusional beginner. -The "car" in the background isn't a car, it's a train and that's why it moves faster than usual. -The snow is clearly at normal speed in the 999 BPM drum roll. -No, this isn't sped up. It's completrly real, and that timer is running in real-time.
Prolly best snare playing I’ve ever seen, ik it’s way easier to time when ur there and u can feel the vibrations and impacts but holy bro that’s real precision
@@Dierise.yes it take YEARs of practice not 3, not 5, not 7, not 10, at least 15 to 25 years old practice because you need to strengthen your write and teach your hand not to hold on to the sticks to tight but also not too loose
