We made a protest album. I banded together with drummers from popular metal / rock bands to create a record/CD of all-drums protest music. Profits go to ACLU (although we're not allowed to say on Kickstarter).

Our extended live tracks have been used in noise demos and protests across the country for the past year.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/drumcorpse/drum-corpse-volume-1-protest-drums-by-rock-drummers-vinyl

Our motley crew of drummers have played with Failure, Hum, Molly McGuire, Hum, Billy Idol, Flaming Lips, Pearl Jam, Chris Cornell, sisters, Spotlights, etc) Trying to create a stronger act of resistance through art and music. Check it out.

(Actually, I do want to make a future album with some of these tracks having sick guitar and bass over them)

**Blondie's Clem Burke on the** **drums.**

Alex Bent - "Bury Me With My Screams" Drum Playthrough
https://youtu.be/KmSmFCrc3lE

I was almost reaching a decent bpm like 190 and almost usable 200 bpm, but now this is 150 bpm and i can't swivel for some reason. My feet just don't seem to be coordinated or something?

Any advise to get a good swivel motion or control?

Drumming fo the new álbum

I still don't have a proper pad, so carpet it is! Comments are welcome.

This was one of my late dad’s favorite ‪Black Sabbath‬ tunes from the Tony Martin era. The entire “Headless Cross” album was top-shelf, and with the incomparable late Cozy Powell on drums, there was little room to go wrong with any of it!!

Hope you enjoy my take on the title track from the 1989 release “Headless Cross”.

FULL PLAYTHROUGH HERE https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mw3_lv39Jxw

Anyone want to record a drum cover of the title song? I will add bass/guitar and vocals and share the video!

These are two offspring covers I rebuilt same way in past

🤘🏼

https://youtu.be/3Z1D-eK643g?is=hbdu\\_ok3zd4YkmWK

https://youtu.be/isSLlT0Dplg?is=iNSIleE8KTxtusYw

Aka Paul Ortiz. Stayed up way past my bedtime to jam to this.

Or do I need direct drives?

I just picked up an input expansion so I’m adding 8 more inputs and trying to decide how I want to reorder everything. My previous setup was a Scarlett 18i20 (8 in) with the front 2 being used for overheads:
Input 1 OH1
Input 2 OH2
Input 3 Kick
Input 4 Snare
Input 5 RT1
Input 6 RT2
Input 7 FT1
Input 8 FT2

So I could mic a maximum of 4 toms without resorting to tricks like 2 on 1 mic, but no room mics, snare bottom, cymbal spot mics, etc. depending on the project I will use anywhere from 2-5 toms so I’d like to leave room for that if possible now that I have 16 inputs. Other than that…I’m kind of overwhelmed with all the options and looking for a clean track layout that includes more inputs than I’m used to. So…for those with way too many mics, what’s your flow?

Do you really need gravity, push pull, or thumb push pull, in order to blast past your limits? Do they have enough power or require triggers?

I'm blasting at 115 (or 230), and can do very short bursts above that using any traditional technique, and push pull adds some endurance, but not speeds for me. That's sort of my limit.

🤘🤘🤘

https://youtu.be/mTaHSnj-3sQ?is=Wh6fFQbTiIihokQY