Highway To Oblivion by DragonForce | Rock Band 4 Pro Drums 100% FC 

Yeah, that's a sad but also amazing thing about power metal. Their musicians are all so over the top skilled that many tend to get overlooked. It's the genre of metal that takes the most skill to pull off well in my opinion.

That’s what an fc is

It's much easier than TtFaF and OGaP in my opinion, but it's still harder than Cry Thunder.

@@lukey2jedi Really? This one looks miles harder than TTFAF, way more awkward unpredictable fills and note changes but respect the opinion. Gj!

I record the gameplay with a capture card and the hands view with my phone, and I layer them together and key out the track in Premier.

@@lukey2jedi Where do you put the capture card and how does it work?

It intercepts the HDMI going from the console to the TV, and you plug it into a computer via USB. From there, you download a software that allows you to record.

This took around 2 hours.

He's not using one.. He have two pedals active! Look at the left leg

@@lukyiluc799 I was looking at the left leg a lot, and I am convinced he played this with one kick pedal. You can se that he play heel up, so his right leg moves noticeably, his left doesn't. And I don't think he would play heel up on right foot and heel down on left foot.

You do realize that Rock Band, Guitar Hero, and the like, target a wide audience of gamers and musicians, right? They need to keep the game below an M rating so that parents won't blow their fuse (though they might just ignore the rating anyways if Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto are any indication). Even if Harmonix didn't care, at least one of the video game console manufacturers might care enough to force Harmonix to use the censored versions, and if that is the case, I think Microsoft is the culprit. It is documented that Metallica and Neversoft had to replace Angel of Death with War Ensemble at the eleventh hour of the development of Guitar Hero: Metallica since Microsoft was already on edge because of the inclusion of a song by Slayer in the first place and didn't want to have a song about the Holocaust featured in a game that would be released on Xbox (it also bears mention that Nintendo didn't voice any concerns at all over the inclusion of a Slayer song as far as I'm aware, since GH:M was also released on the Wii). Yeah, other Guitar Hero games have featured Slayer songs on their setlist, this event took place a decade ago, and Angel of Death was made available in Rock Band 4 as DLC last year, but I think it's worth a mention. I wouldn't expect Sony to throw a fit, but it's worth mentioning that Sony also owns some of the world's largest music labels and the world's largest music publisher (Sony/ATV), so the rights to many of the songs in rhythm games are owned by Sony to begin with. Maybe the music labels and publishers don't want the uncensored versions to be used? I guess only God knows.

@@tylerlarsen1842 But double kick on rb would still be nice to have

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It's for the Overdrive, your not required to hit those notes

Or does not respect the fact, that the original is with 16th notes on bass drum and he's playing only 8ths... Im not a hater, it's a nice cover, but im not gonna press like since double bass takes years of practice, neither dislike, because it was a nice cover

This isn't a cover.

@@kozellvojtech6174 Yes, but he playes those notes all on one foot, so he is playing the same speed, just with only one foot. Also not a cover

What do you mean I missed a 57?

@@lukey2jedi 57 seconds

Those are overdrive activation notes. You're not required to hit them.

@@lukey2jedi sorry

You're not required to hit those notes. They're just there for activating overdrive.

that was not a note that was an overdrive activation

Overdrive activation Notes are not required to hit then!.. He is FC the song!