Strange Blast Beat Technique Explained!

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Author — Wanja [Nechtan] Gröger

not everyone can appreciate the finesse involved with this style of drumming. their loss. great job nechtan, you manage to keep things simple and humble, yet your ability is clearly outstanding.

Author — America Fuckyea

Dude this is by far the best totorial on youtube.

Thank you so much I'm actually getting better with practice!

Author — lord_skavenger

I tried this for the first time tonight. Doing pretty good with it for an old guy.
Thanks for your time and effort. You keep posting tutorials, I'll keep watching.

Author — Butch Cassidy

This is excellent! Finally, a hybrid push-pull technique (by adding the wrists for power) that works for death metal. Thumbs up!

Author — sccrash420

When you want to learn a fill for a Led Zeppelin song and end up having to learn blast beats. Dammit Bonham...

Author — Paweł Morrison

Your skills are amazing man. I've honestly never seen anything like it. I'm inspired, thanks for this vids they are helping through a really hard time in my life.🤘

Author — tito Balkani

Man this is the sickest blast beat I've ever listened to, nice!

Author — Zentabes

I've seen many vids concerning blast beat technique over the year and finally found yours. Great, straight forward instruction, without being condescending. My band will be very happy. Thank you!

Author — ikarooz

This is some absolutely awesome information that you're sharing with us right here! I can't thank you enough, I must try this out. I consider by blasts to be pretty strong as they are right now but I can definitely see the potential in this and the same goes for your amazing foot technique. I've been using the John Longstreth double stroke style for a while and have gotten in to a pretty solid level at high speeds but there are problems with that technique. Mainly power and having to rely on a tight pedal aswell as on a tight bass drum skin which really destroys the natural bass drum sound if you wouldn't trigger it. With your technique, it seems like you're able to get much more power out of it without being as physically demanding as some other techniques I guess, at the same time as you don't seem to have to rely on a tight skin. I will definitely try these things out and work on them from here on. Btw when is the next video about the fills coming out? :) 

Author — Mustis1524

Thank you for this. This is totally awesome. The fills that you can do with this sound amazing.

Author — PastaOverseer

Very nice work! I'll put on practice what you have taught! thanks a lot!

Author — Alvaro Pedreros

Muchas gracias por la valiosa ayuda e, información !, Hermano musical. .🇨🇱✌️

Author — Claudio García

Crazy technique!!! You make it look so easy I want to learn, I'm too used to blasting traditionally though, but this would make me faster if I get the hang of it.

Author — Blunt

you're talking like a Sensei. 

This is an awesome technique. You're awesome

Author — TheNdrumming

One of the best instructional videos I've ever seen. Thank you Morgan.

Author — Le Diabolique

Not even a drummer but still found this interesting and informative

Author — First ∆ Gemini

Great video, ive been playing for 10+ years and this helped me. :)

Author — Dual

Very interesting, this technique may have a lack of power imo but it's definitly interesting in view to add this way of blast beat to others, it seems very thrifty in energy and it's also pleasant to watch =) good job!

Author — AVF

Thank you for sharing this incredible technique with us.  Cheers!

Author — Peter Hughes