BEHEMOTH@Ov Fire And The Void-live in Cracow 2014 (Drum Cam) 

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Jon also made a bunch of mistakes. He’s a good drummer, but he’s not that good.

Exactly

More like ungodly druma

@@gromitxd2227 no no no not god, godly

yes he is ;) sounds kind of weird, krisiun drummer use to do it a lot, in the overall band playing it gives the "impression" that double bass is going really fast, even if it's not ^^

Yep, now I finally have my proof that his footwork sucks! His hands are darn fast though. I think one of the only popular drummers, who really masters a really fast and proper double-bassdrumming, is George Kollias.

well during the intro on the song he plays straight 240bpm 16th but during the bomb blast he plays 8th triplet like on the album, it would have been more brutal with 16th notes but i am sure that in front the stage the audience is thinking he is playing 16th notes ;) mixed with guitars/bass/vocals kind of tricky bomb blast but he plays it well, try to play this kind of bomb blast it' s not so easy to master especially the coordination hands/feet

I was about to say the same, if the effect of playing 16th over triplets is intended that's not necessarily a bad thing, takes less speed but more coordination, so I wouldn't rate that negatively. I'm sure he could also pull off 32th notes (or 16th, depends on how you view it).

unleashed90 I don't think so, because I'm currently working on exactly this problem (I think it's a problem, because I think it sounds horrible). My hands can play up to 240bpm, but my feet stagger around 210 - 220. So the result is triplets bass-drumming over 16th blast-beat. For me it's something that my body does automatically to synch hands and feet, rather than a plus in coordination. I think that Infernos' footwork is not the best and you can see this when you compare him to drummers like George Kollias and Derek Roddy. You'll also notice that Inferno is also completely relying on his trigger, which is not necessarily bad, but for me it's a lack in endurance and control.

The kit shouldn't sound how you want it to sound sitting directly behind it while you're playing it. It's more about the sound projection of the kit with the percussion out into the crowd.

Elias Pereyra he’s also not giving it enough beans. Had some RUDE’s once and you had to really lay into them to make them sing properly

maybe if he angled them better or didn't pat them like he was telling them that they're a good dog

Thanks!!!

rphxleonine by the looks of it there are several guys here who think they're better drummers than Inferno.

xDDDDDDDD

Lol!

+Sebastian techchannel You must have no idea about the drumming to make such pretentious statement. He plays with 5B sticks, just look at him he is like 6'6" tall. 5B stick plus his arm thats a lot of weight, so he doesn`t have to dig the cymbals hard. They play themselves...

I've been playing since I was 6, I just feel like when I play and when others play they have much more enthusiasm, I understand what he's doing is just to conserve energy but he seems like he's not really enjoying or getting into the song.

+Sebastian techchannel I agree. Krimh (played in Decapitated for a while) played a few dates with behemoth, and imho made this band sound a little bit more energetic. Too bad he (in my opinion - keep that in mind) cant write as interesting parts as inferno.

+Sebastian techchannel Hitting drums requires only a certain amount of power behind each stroke to make them resonate properly, especially when the drums are mic'ed up. Beyond that certain point, you're just choking the drums instead of allowing them to resonate, as well as causing more wrist strain and tiring yourself out. Inferno is a guy who is very comfortable with his instrument and knows exactly what he can get out of his kit, and how to get it. His playing is spot on across the board. I find that drummers who hit hard tend to have a sloppy style, and barely manage to keep up with the music (see the current drummer for Decapitated - messy, ugly style that seems like he could lose the song at any moment), whereas Inferno is totally on top of his playing, knowing exactly where he's going in the seconds to come. He's a very relaxed and comfortable drummer who knows his instrument and song structure to the fullest extent. Anyone saying he doesn't hit hard enough either doesn't understand drumming, or is one of those players who have no refinement and just bash away.

Please upload a video showing how to do it than

I agree

No, it’s Patrick

Paiste Rude Eclipse 24"

thank you so much :D

No problem :)

In the studio, we label them "kick" on the soundboard, same in ProTools.

It's actually the opposite. Triggers point out your flaws and mistakes out much better. There's a reason why metal drummers use them, when you hear sloppy feet during a show, it's crystal clear it's sloppy. There's tons of videos explaining this.

What? He is spot on the entire time!

Lol, how much you are deaf? :D

David Gardner .. That's right dude , Jon Rice did it better .. he's a beast

Inferno is miles better than Jon.

Would be nice, but Inferno is a better fit to Behemoth's music. Dominator urges to blast and is a bit too fast for Behemoth.

Márcio Chiabotto tbh a lot of behemoths older stuff is even faster

Dominator is boring. Inferno is way better.

Also his shoes are less confortable.

made inferno look like he just learned this song haha

phil d damn right..

You make me laugh. Jon rice ain't even in the same league as infernos piss.

Gabriel Guimond-Mercille that's his style and. Behemoth... It's not power metal lol