Meshuggah - Bleed. Drum cover 

Thank you!!!😊🙏🏻

Ive been playing drums over 20 years and i still cant even begin this song....she makes it look easy.

Because you are severely over rated

You play Necrophagist songs, of course you can..

@@roywilliams7229 bruh... do you even lift?

Yeah, she truly means every note she plays and it's so beautiful.

Absolutely. She is a monster.

yeah was gonna post about how she's leaning on the technique and not making extra effort that's not needed, its really efficient clean playing

The side to side on the right foot is perfect!

What's the point if you're not gonna move or have energy. This shit gives me energy!

You’ve seen a few seconds

@@robdubent at least the channel was honest that she had to take a break shortly after the clip ends lol

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I heard that Meshuggah drummer had to practice this beat for months before making the final cut. But she makes the whole thing look like a joke

Tomas said in an interview that this song demands very light feet and your bodyweight further back on the seat. Maybe that helps :)

Shouldn't be using the leg much. It's mostly in the feet. Gotta use the ankles like the wrists.

@@tusharjamwal o

Have a look at the slide food technique, it's meant for shuffly type doubles normally but it can just speed up your standard bass pedal stuff as well.

Whatever technique you choose to use, start very very very very slow. Get the muscle memory trained first. Really get the motion down. It'll strengthen the muscle groupings further from the slow speeds. It will feel more and more comfortable. Just be patient.

Triplets

@@Vanityvx nope. hertas

@@Vanityvx Definitely confirmed to not be triplets.

Dam

​@@Vanityvx it's not triplets, it's a short burst of 32nds and a 16th after

This statement still holds true.

Try watching the actual drummer who wrote it. Or any of the hundreds of other people who cover the full song better. She does a pretty good job, but this just sounds like a simp comment.

​@Hyboirds yeah , as a matter of fact this is the worst one ive seen.....

I prefer it without them.

This is impressive enough, give her a break, you're talking about playing freaking Meshuggah.

It's a trap. Once you lock in, you gotta get the cymbals correct and dont loose sight of the snare, which isnt always on the 3. And if you truly wanna play the whole groove, ghostnotes and all, good fucking luck. This song, like a lot of meshugga, is bonegrinding.

@@Chrisisplays right!? F*ckn impossible, but not improbable. One day lol

think "right, right, left" foot pattern in 16ths first consistently, then adding that 32nd left foot hit between the two successive right foot hits. That's how freakin' hard it is. And seeing she nailed it cleanly is stunning.

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Dedass

I can't unhear this now, lol

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I have. Honda varadero it's. V twin sounds like this too lmaooo TWIN 4 THE WIN 🤘

She doesn't use her heels. its crazy. Its a side to side slide step. I just call them angel switches cause she makes it seem so non chelant

I'd say mastering right, right, left foot pattern in consistent 16ths first, then adding that quick 32nd left foot between the two right foot hits is key to mastering that hit. tempo is a clean 120 but the coordination is an ass.

people make Bleed to be the hardest song ny the band, but why would *I* be talking about this? Because "I" is harder.

@@eltecatoconundrocity "Nobody knows how "I" goes" © Tomas Haake

@@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799 I is completely random, making it harder than Bleed. Bleed is just a polyrhythm. I is literally the definition of the word "wacky".

@@eltecatoconundrocity I *is* harder, but Meshuggah never really played it. I would say that "I" is probably not even learnable, only sightreadable. Because it literally is random

same! I believe the one she does on Bring Me The Horizon I have watched a hundred times already, can't get enough

Wtf are you talking about...just cause it's a girl covered in makeup doesn't mean shes playing the song even remotely close...you obviously don't play drums

She said that she warms up with it every time)

Tbh her footwork looks really relaxed and efficient. She could definitely outlast me on this track

@6079 Smith W huh, what about this performance is pathetic?

Lol for being a “supadrumma” one would think that you would have some drum videos instead of only criticizing someone else. But I guess anyone can choose to be salty if they want to be

@@necropollis- I wasn't being salty, your reading comprehension needs work.

No polyrythms are present in this piece, though a polymeter, or more, are to be found if one seeks it!

Too bad she doesn't play the snare part correctly

@@theseventhammer I went over to your channel to see how to “correctly” play the snare part. Guess what I found? Nothing.

@@YoBroMan that's not the point dummy, she didn't even play the snare correctly and cut the song into one little piece. There isn't a full cover because she can't fully cover it, at least correctly.

The double bass pattern is wrong too... Listen to Haake carefully.

They aren’t called hertas for nothin lol

Practice harder, I used to put in 10 hours a day dude you can do it!

Same

Cymbals should be eighth notes as well but holy hell she got the hard part down!

@@potatos_4_free Yeh the feet are definetly the challenge here. Just continuous hertas all the way. I've been practising this playing the hertas as a rudiment with heel-toe. It gets significantly harder when you try and add the accents on right hand and especially those ghostnotes with the snare.

​@Tpiprhn no they aren't. Almost every metal core / grind core / death metal drummer can do those . Its the ghost notes and cymbal timing that is hard.

@@Spiritcr1jsher The hand isolated are easy. The feet isolated needs tons of practice. Putting the two together is challenging.

Adding ghost notes on the snare seems like an impossible task, Lol.

Bet it doesn't exist. Everyone thinks the triplet is the hard part...

@@elliottgates8025 Not actually "triplets" they're 3 16th notes, but yeah you are right people think that's the hardest part when it is not

@@supermot34 saying triplet is easier to distinguish the part than anything else

@@elliottgates8025 say Herta, it's the correct term for the rudiment

Right, this song is long af for a metal song think around 6 mins of insane doubles

Why do you need them when you can't here them anyway. Aren't they just a tool to keep the rhythm?

@@darthalzmaul They’re more so to add a different feel to a song, give it more depth

@@darthalzmaul isn’t all drumming a tool to keep rhythm?

@@darthalzmaul You can't hear ghost notes? Specially in this song they are pretty notorious

In this part there aren't many ghost notes, if I recall the Studio Version correctly.

Pro Tip from someone who still annoyed the living out of everyone with an edrum kit, try to get one with mesh heads.

@@mista_ke I'll look into it 😃

Had to scroll pretty far for this comment, if i didnt see it...I would have said it myself.

Ain’t the whole song 4/4?

@@silverhandforever it’s 4/4 up too but the bass has a herta pattern the whole time so that the bass drums and the top line up after several bars.

There's probably a reason she's doesn't do the whole song. This way you just have to practice one section and your calves can actually handle it.

I think theres a reason she only did a portion it takes a lot of stamina to do that for the entire song.

@@Justin-nq6kf Even Tomas Haake says it's brutal.

@@mista_ke and he even adds ghost notes to it and plays the rest of the set after lmao

@@mista_ke and he even adds ghost notes to it and plays the rest of the set after lmao

@@spooderman8064 Yeah, he's just super insane haha

Maybe appreciating talent, technique, and skill, at any level, is not simping. She really is good and played it well. Ghost notes or not. Just saying, you don't have to try to bring her down over some trivial bullshit.

I get it dude. The precision on the Bassdrum is impressive nonetheless. Plus it's not a full cover, just a short little thing. Absolutely no harm was done.

Did she actually play it that tight though? We’ll never know because the kit is not mic’d up. She’s drumming into the void and simps be simping. Not only is she doing fake drum covers, she’s openly copying another RU-vid drummers aesthetic (The Russian chick Kris)

Actually...the ghost notes are simply used as anchor points to keep the 4/4 against the riff mentally. She is doing it WITHOUT using ghost notes. So this is actually WAY harder.

@@chrisingles102 If you claim that the snare drum ghost notes are the anchor points, then what are the hi-hat and china doing in this beat?

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@@mista_ke LoL ok you got me

@@joeconti3599 I get 'em all.

What ghost notes? This is talent for sure, but that’s definitely not in attendance here.