Thank you so much! I really wanted to show people how's it to be on the other side of the stage, not so many videos around about it and most of the time it's only about gear. Next one will be Abbath but I'm the drum tech. Stay tuned!
Inferi is a band that is super complex and capable. Easily up there with the top tier tech-death bands. Yet.... here they are playing the same size venue as a battle of the bands.
@@jaakkorahkola2430Yes. But their compositional ability is also stellar. The songs are memorable and catchy. There is more to the music than just tech or brutality. There are plenty of things more every day listeners can latch onto.
The 2nd guitar is a live re-amp on stage instead of having backtracks. There are two cabs and two amps, one stack is played live by Vogg while the other one gets the signal from a pre-recorded guitar (by Vogg) and it's also fully microphoned. The result is like having two guitar players playing on stage! Much better than using backtracks from the PA.
The 2nd guitar is a live re-amp on stage instead of having backtracks. There are two cabs and two amps, one stack is played live by Vogg while the other one gets the signal from a pre-recorded guitar (by Vogg) and it's also fully microphoned. The result is like having two guitar players playing on stage! Much better than using backtracks from the PA.
@@MatteoBassoli this is interesting info ! i have been decapitated fan since early days , with winds of creation cassette tape ! Used to drop 2 litre waterbong and walk countryside with that album on , sometimes walkman batteries running low and double kicks slowing down ! Good memories , RIP Vitek !
@@MatteoBassoliand what if the drummer looses the click for a second? this setup sound pretty fragile. if the drummer fucks up is all the rest of the second amp out of time? can you adjust it on the fly?
@@hazardeur it's James Stewart on drums, he's amazing. He never looses the click! Of course you can do this live only if you've a super reliable drummer. But I can assure you, these guys are a war machine and the tightest band I've ever seen.
What you see is the beginning of the show, then they warmed up and were stage diving all the time and went insane. But it's true that crowds are different, not only from country to country but even from city to city!
@@MatteoBassoli I think phones are a big factor...everyone trying to record videos and shit.....its a symptom of our time i guess....i see big metal shows and the crowd just sits there or maybe its the old guy in me that speaks cause im 42 and come from a different era of metal and metal shows....its all about that first song when the band hits the stage...you dont warm up during the show you go to the show warm and ready....much love bro stay heavy...nice vid btw i love watching backstage shit....
