Chop Suey! - Drum Cover in VR (Paradiddle) 

Looks fantastic! I love Drums Rock but it's a game, now we're speaking of "real" virtual drums 😁 Any chances it releases on other supports like PSVR2?

Right! This may single-handedly revive rock band. I would do this all night.

Honestly u should be a drummer in a rock band 🤘

i better

High inglés Federico de Barracas 😂

Jedi drummer

This is cool

@@Invalenth lol the traslilation i to english is so funny

Can't wait for you to join us in VR!

buy it

Vr itself is good but paradiddle doesn’t really work. A big part of playing drums correctly is rebounding off the pads which lets you transfer and play faster plus controllers are heavy and bulky compared to sticks. Respect for the devs though it’s good for the hardware they have to work with

@@volkzmusic8499 oh believe there are people that are moving their hands and arms faster than you can imagine... and that WITH heavy and bulky controllers! Don´t believe me? Watch some Gameplay Videos of the best Beat Saber players in the world! Yes you can´t really compare Beat Saber and Drums, i´m just talking about the speed. If you love the game and don´t care for you´r wrists go for it (not recommended)!

How about buying a drumset instead?

Exactly! I WILL be using this!

it's Synthesia. And I do it quite often with my live performance. (But I don't use Synthesia anymore - it's quite limited in option) Synesthesia is a brain condition that identify sounds as colors.

@@RinaldoJonathan lol thanks Google, for autocorrecting the wrong word :-P

@@RinaldoJonathan like that episode of house where the guy hears colors?

The only downside is for standard to use the kick you have to squeeze the trigger on the controller and that’s a little difficult when doing everything else

Thank you for the kind words and the support! We'll be uploading more videos very soon :)

I second this comment. VR saves space and being a college student I'd love to play this because there's no way I'll be able to fit my drum set in my dorm :(

Sadly a VR kit is 1000€ and up, + a decent computer to handle it.

@@tokehgekko9455 Standalone kits like the Meta Quest are ~$400 and don't require a PC to run! It's getting cheaper and easier than ever to get into VR - you can bring your headset in a backpack and have a full drum kit wherever you go :)

@@ParadiddleXR that would be sick

We have some huge content updates coming in Version 1.0, so stay tuned!

All of the drums in the app have dynamics! All of our instruments are velocity sensitive, with multiple samples used in each velocity layer to make sure everything sounds responsive and natural. Some of our instruments like the ride cymbals also have multiple hit zones (center vs edge).

@@ParadiddleXR maybe Ananas is deaf

@@metalwix youtube compresses audio by default

@@ParadiddleXR do the toms and snare have multiple zones and velocities as well? curious on how ghost notes and what not would be done because you need the rebounding effect to achieve it

Drumming isn't niche, certain subgroups are tho

@@absolutelyshmooie7086 obviously drumming isn’t. vr drumming is, that’s what i meant by niche my man

@@absolutelyshmooie7086 illiterate

Thank you for being part of our journey! We love hearing stories like this, it's all about making music practice more accessible and convenient for everyone.

Or .. you know.. just buy her a (electric) drum set? since they cost almost the same?

@@katarinanokami2718 the physical response of an electric kit is of course more satisfying, but there are also a few arguments to be made for VR: - More portable, you can bring a Quest anywhere and bring your kit with you. - We have a rhythm game mode built-in for a more game-like experience, which makes the app easier to get into for complete beginners. - We also have more structured lessons coming in our future Version 1 update. And there's a lot of other cool things to do in VR, if the original poster wanted to let their daughter try out painting or sculpting in VR as well :)

@@katarinanokami2718 bruh that shits way more expensive than a headset

@@minigargantuan3788 headset alone yeah, but u still need the cameras to detect movement, and I don't think those are free... "bruh"

You can also change the way it sounds, cool stuff

this song is not easy. thats cool that it was your first! mine was heathens :)

@@dazzledinz0 mine was nothing else matters

@@sportidiots6587 yeah gotta love Metallica too bro

we all feel the neck wanting to hide behind the hihat, dude! 😂

I just love to look out the window when playing

drums in real life are a lot harder

​@SabrosoShantee34 That's not what they meant. It's more of the fact of hitting something that's not there, which is off-putting. Irl drums require more coordination, but this requires a lot of skill, too.

@@MemerNerd not even close

This is where I'm at. Coming from being used to actually being able to hit things, not getting the rebound off the drum head or cymbal makes my arm tire out real quickly and I constantly go *through* the drums and cymbals and hit things beneath them, not to mention how much heavier the index controllers are than a stick. Feels like the sticks really need a physical interaction in game to stop them from clipping through. How would you go about using a physical set? Like I could see having an electric set just unplugged but in the real locations but what would be tracking your sticks if you're not using a controller?

@@bigdog91paper the hand tracking just needs to get a little bit better

@@bigdog91paper can try apply adapters for aaa bateries, it will be lighter by few grams

You can plug a MIDI keyboard into your PC and Paradiddle maps it to in-game drums. I'd bet they are doing that in this at least for the kick and hat pedals. Bought it today and played around for half an hour, it's fun and only takes a short while to get used to the lack of "feedback". The main issue for me is the hand tracking is really jank on quest, there's noticeable lag playing over steam link, and playing the kick drum with your finger feels gross but I'm told a Guitar Hero / rock band drum pedal plugged into the PC aux port will work as a trigger.

Honestly was thinking the same thing. My real question though is if VR headsets have hand controllers, how are they using a kick drum or controlling the hi hat?

@@johnbrewer7299It uses buttons on the controller

@@johnbrewer7299 Controller buttons or having an electronic pedal connected. The game supports having an entire electric drumkit to be connected with it

until you hit the underside of the drum constantly from the stick phasing through and tire yourself out just from concentrating on ultra consistent swing distance.

@@jeffres5729 Literal skill issue

Yes! We're adding 3 new environments for our upcoming Version 1 update, including the jazz club in this cover. We don't exactly have a larger stage yet, but we're definitely keeping that in mind for future new environments. You can actually see sneak peek concept art pieces for each of the new environments on our Discord: discord.gg/paradiddle.

@@ParadiddleXR is the actual footage on the PC or the quest Version?

​@@BobInGreek The footage is from the PC version, as there is no way to get the third person + smoothed first person cameras in the app to work on Quest.

Funny cuz you can’t even play paradiddles in this lol. Unless they’re at like 60bpm

@@drummersnare6276 ???????????????

It's out on Quest right now, check it out! The app is called Paradiddle on the Quest Store and Steam

@@ParadiddleXR sheesh🥶

❤​@@ParadiddleXR

I honestly think that in vr it might even be harder cause you your sticks dont stop on the pads so you can easily mess up

@@pimoet1647 Yes, you're right

We have 60+ percussion instruments and 5+ full drum kits in the app, is there a specific type of drum you're looking for?

With the Trigger, for me unplayable, also i never played Drums before so yeah 😂 but a external pedal works, which is fucking cool! Maybe i get one😂😂

@@TheHanfi93I wouldn’t be able to play it either/have fun playing it unless there were actual pedals, preferably an option for 2 for double bass.

Yes, we have full MIDI input/output support so you can connect your e-kit fully or partially (like just the foot pedals) if you'd like. We also do have a game mode, check out our overview for the Note Highway (our rhythm game mode): ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JHJPijP9QAY.html

From my experience with the app, the controllers you use have triggers on the end, and on the right controller, you use that trigger with your index finger. I’m sure you can change the bindings but either way it’s very impressive

you can use almost any pedal with midi support, like the kick pad/pedal from an electronic kit. there's a lot of setup guides on their wiki

they use the trigger button but you can use a midi pedal

They use a midi kick pedal as well as a pedal for the hi hat I think

@@josh_nado triggers on the controller too

We've done some early tests with hand tracking but unfortunately the tech isn't good enough right now. The tracking accuracy and speed aren't good enough to reliably track a real hand holding a drum stick. However as the tech improves we'll definitely be looking into this more. Thanks for the suggestion!

@@ParadiddleXR Okay, thanks for the reply!