Shred Room 56: Saqqara - Progressive Rock Music Forum

Polymorphia wrote:

new album is out k

Is on Spotify too, and will be on other streaming platforms.

I have a streaming platform for you, iykwim

Dig me...But don't...Bury me
I'm running still, I shall until, one day, I hope that I'll arrive
Warning: Listening to jazz excessively can cause a laxative effect.

^ heavy snowfall is expensive in finland

Dig me...But don't...Bury me
I'm running still, I shall until, one day, I hope that I'll arrive
Warning: Listening to jazz excessively can cause a laxative effect.

^ there are too many bands as is.

Dig me...But don't...Bury me
I'm running still, I shall until, one day, I hope that I'll arrive
Warning: Listening to jazz excessively can cause a laxative effect.

Man With Hat wrote:

twseel wrote:

Icarium wrote:

twseel wrote:

Icarium wrote:

twseel wrote:

Man With Hat wrote:

^ he plays quintuple pedal

yep

nah I keep it single because I'm single and also because my feet are the weakest part of my playing because I played in a percussion ensemble where I only got to use my hands and also it's more fun to play jazzy than metallic when jamming out solo

why?

i am very interested in the executions of triplets in once playing, i like sudden short triplets , either by single strokes on snare or kick drum. Like Phil Collins drummin on Wot Gorilla (boom bom brapp (the brapp is how i interpret the soundd of a tiplet, and boom-boom is a single double-stroke in-between triplets. Again good example is Wo Gorilla. Boom bomm - brapp

listening now, are you sure that's a triplet and not a 16th note roll?

maybe i mean 16th notes, Mike Portnoy does them also snd Gavin Harrison. Bomm-boom BRAAP!

if you mean the quickest patterns you hear coming from a bass drum to the point where it sounds more like a stream of hits rather than separate beats you probably mean a roll (on the bass drum, which I can't do)

that's because you don't use a quintuple pedal.

I cannot argue against this

alright I just listened and it's a nice record, quite consistently stuck to the quality of the tracks you posted before, getting only a little monotonous perhaps but that's okay for a running time like that

the vibe reminded me a bit of Have a Nice Life with all the slow, hazy guitar layers, which is nice

feels a bit strange arguing against you over the genre tags on your rym page but w/e lol

twseel wrote:

Man With Hat wrote:

twseel wrote:

Icarium wrote:

twseel wrote:

Icarium wrote:

twseel wrote:

Man With Hat wrote:

^ he plays quintuple pedal

yep

nah I keep it single because I'm single and also because my feet are the weakest part of my playing because I played in a percussion ensemble where I only got to use my hands and also it's more fun to play jazzy than metallic when jamming out solo

why?

i am very interested in the executions of triplets in once playing, i like sudden short triplets , either by single strokes on snare or kick drum. Like Phil Collins drummin on Wot Gorilla (boom bom brapp (the brapp is how i interpret the soundd of a tiplet, and boom-boom is a single double-stroke in-between triplets. Again good example is Wo Gorilla. Boom bomm - brapp

listening now, are you sure that's a triplet and not a 16th note roll?

maybe i mean 16th notes, Mike Portnoy does them also snd Gavin Harrison. Bomm-boom BRAAP!

if you mean the quickest patterns you hear coming from a bass drum to the point where it sounds more like a stream of hits rather than separate beats you probably mean a roll (on the bass drum, which I can't do)

that's because you don't use a quintuple pedal.

I cannot argue against this

that's because you are a wise man.

Dig me...But don't...Bury me
I'm running still, I shall until, one day, I hope that I'll arrive
Warning: Listening to jazz excessively can cause a laxative effect.

Tony, if you want some more foot traffic to your bandcamp page, you might want to touchbase with this guy.

https://www.blogger.com/profile/14466019524270617622

You might want to consuilt your doctor about that k

:ä))))((((((

Man With Hat wrote:

twseel wrote:

Man With Hat wrote:

twseel wrote:

Icarium wrote:

twseel wrote:

Icarium wrote:

twseel wrote:

Man With Hat wrote:

^ he plays quintuple pedal

yep

nah I keep it single because I'm single and also because my feet are the weakest part of my playing because I played in a percussion ensemble where I only got to use my hands and also it's more fun to play jazzy than metallic when jamming out solo

why?

i am very interested in the executions of triplets in once playing, i like sudden short triplets , either by single strokes on snare or kick drum. Like Phil Collins drummin on Wot Gorilla (boom bom brapp (the brapp is how i interpret the soundd of a tiplet, and boom-boom is a single double-stroke in-between triplets. Again good example is Wo Gorilla. Boom bomm - brapp

listening now, are you sure that's a triplet and not a 16th note roll?

maybe i mean 16th notes, Mike Portnoy does them also snd Gavin Harrison. Bomm-boom BRAAP!

if you mean the quickest patterns you hear coming from a bass drum to the point where it sounds more like a stream of hits rather than separate beats you probably mean a roll (on the bass drum, which I can't do)

that's because you don't use a quintuple pedal.

I cannot argue against this

that's because you are a wise man.

I cannot argue against that either tbh