the pure , raw skills of the speed metal drummer in which the likes of tom lombardo, niko mcbrain, ( a young Lars Ulrich) would be jealous of.! :: here_here_mate::
@Wagner Nogueira I'm curious, what is it about? Because musically sounds like some kind of... When hardcore/djent bands do slowpaced epic choruses, so I don't really dislike it 😂
It’s actually a click track. The audio that is currently playing is the audio coming through the drummers ear bud. You can actually hear a voice counting off at certain points to help the band stay on track. Click through and you can watch the drummers perspective vs audience perspective video.
I can tell worship music from the drum beat alone. Ok now time for the mandatory breakdown to buildup to bridge. I played worship sets with my eyes closed and no limbs
Haha! Yes I could tell that exactly from the first few full band vids DeBolt posted! I play for my high school worship team, but I also play for the local big band jazz group. It’s so fun and I love it! Btw you’re drums sound so good! Also is that WayMaker?
I just thought I couldn’t understand english. I was wondering if this was gospel music. The singers and the crowd confirmed it. This was absolutely beautiful
I don't think people in the comments get about the powerful moment or what this video demonstrates perfectly, the pure emotion and passion it takes to be a performer. The feeling of yourself performing in a massive venue with tens of thousands of people watching and having an amazing time in the climax of the song. The drummer in this is the one driving the song forward building up the tension to be released towards the end of the video. Many people confuse powerful moments as drummers for chopping out or soloing but it really means the energy of that tension release. All I see is true passion in this video and few people will ever get to experience this in their lifetime. Cherish it. Also click tracks are necessary for that kind of venue because if you know a single thing about physics is sound delay and it's very easy to get thrown off by something and the drummer needs to keep time. You'd be surprised by how many famous drummers use click tracks for venues like this. So in conclusion, keep living the dream.
This is the kind of gig I tried my best to get. I did end up playing with The Samples one spring and we opened for Dave Mathews Band but it was only for 5 shows. I thought it would be easier to land a steady job after that but it didn’t lead to anything so I went back to playing in front of my basement mirror 😢
@@guitarstuffs1236 Yeah. We had a show in Charlottesville and one of the opening bands backed out. That was late spring 92 when they were the up and coming artist to be seen with. Only met them once out of the 5 shows we did but it was an experience I’ll never forget.
Maybe just you ;) my ride is big and super heavy so it stays in place really good and having it as loose as can be gives it the best ring and wash! As long as you have a protective material between your cymbal and the metal stand youre good to go! :)
2 things I hate. 1. Guys who don’t secure their cymbals down. It looks cheap and tacky and you’re asking for trouble 2. Guys who use the stick backwards. Go buy a pair of yoho Diablo sticks if you wana play like that
It’s either one of the musicians or possibly even someone off stage directing the band using what’s called a “talk back” microphone. The talk back mic is only heard in the band members’ monitors(like the clicking), not by the audience. When he’s saying “THREE”, he’s telling the band to play the 3 chord (lookup Nashville Number System). The band is likely improvising the flow of the song at this point which is where direction through talk back mics really come in handy. For example, the director could say something like “let’s build up here and go back into the chorus” or “repeat bridge again”
Thats what I was thinking. And they did it without click tracks or whatever in their ears.. music is really disappointing nowadays unless you know where to look.
@@beemelonhead1 Any legit drummer today plays with a click. Especially the more technical drummers. Usually the entire band has the in ear monitors playing the same thing so everyone is on the same page. Don’t talk shit if you don’t know what you’re talking about.
I don’t even know why there’s a click track, unless there’s some background synths we’re not hearing?? But the shit looks uselessly tedious for a basic ass set lmao
You uptight rock and metal fans sniff your own farts. People in that giant crowd are loving the performance and having a great time. Honestly they look way more enthusiastic than the majority of fans at a death metal show. Most of you mfs stand around too nervous to enjoy yourselves because you don't want to be judged. What a joke. 😂
@@K0sm1cKid Imagine being so underdeveloped as a person that you think that somebody who recognizes that this is awful automatically is a music snob lmao I love all types of music. This however, is not music. It is commercialized, dispassionate three-chord garbage. Taylor swift has more creativity and musicianship than this. The fact that you simply can’t accept another’s opinion is actually pretty hypocritical based on what you just said, and it also outs you as way more of a snob than me. Congratulations. Thanks for saving us all the legwork.
Ill never forget my first time playing in a studio to a click track. After our band was signed and the venues were bigger i always had the metronome in my ear to keep the band on time. Some think this is easy but for those who are used to just playing free, its definitely something that took me a great deal of pratice to get used too.
Could you or someone explain? Are those integrated in the click track? Why the “3”? I get the “let’s go” though and it’s a great idea. Any way to set this up without a PC? I’m just a guitarist conspiring to push my drummer towards using this method.
@@isaacunkefer1856 some people like myself enjoy hearing slight tempo changes or inconsistencies with the tempo in a live track, because it feels more real and hits harder sometimes, so I see where people are coming from when they say to not perform with a click, but it really doesn’t matter at the end of the day. It’s music, so it shouldn’t always have to be played a certain way or with a certain technique.
I swear if it wasn’t for the fact that someone mentioned this was worship music I would of thought this was some pop concert. Christians are so damn conforming.
Man, and i feel so fucking hyped playing infront of a 20 ppl crowd!😅 Can’t even begin to imagine how amazing that must’ve felt! Keep up the good work and live the best life possible 🤘
If you don’t play CCM , you don’t understand what’s happening during this build up. The internet sure does make people brave lol. As a drummer that’s plays everything from Hillsong to HAARP Machine , playing in stadiums like this is great no matter what you’re playing. Keep rocking man!
I get wearing in ears that work like monitors do (that relay the audio from the instruments and microphones), so you can hear your band, they’re a better investment than monitors and are less to carry. But having in ears that count a tempo for the entire song and literally tell you when transitions are completely destroys the feeling of playing live
Rush, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Yes, Emerson Lake & Palmer, George Duke, Frank Zappa, and many others played infinitely better without such gimmicks. They knew how to listen to each other.
Lol what. How are beats scientifically designed? 4-to-the-floor has been around for decades. If we're looking from a spiritual context (which this is) maybe the creator designed our bodies to not only hear, but to be influenced by pitch and rhythm.
As a worship drummer myself, I agree that when people surrender themselves and worship God, the Spirit of the Lord descends in such a powerful way; and I thank God for the privilege of worshiping him with my talent and leading people to worship. Keep the good work man, God bless!
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Y'all are tearing me apart 😂 It was my first time playing in a stadium. I was hyped haha
You did good !! No hate here 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Ill take Baby Metal and the Kami Band any day
Everyone tearing you apart or asking for chops have probably never been called back for a second gig. You played great!
A first time that didn't look like one. A really powerful drum skill mah man. You deserve a mainstream recognition. (Applauding)
I think it's pretty sweet man, people are always just looking to hate something
When the metronome goes harder than the song
LMAO
🤣🤣
🤣
My exact thought!😂😂😂
@Wagner Nogueira right lmaooooooo🤣🤣🤣🤣
I hope that guy knows he’s living a dream scenario
I am aware. ❤️😂
@@DeBoltDrummingShorts 😆 It must have felt out if this world fantastic 👏 good for you 👍✌
the pure , raw skills of the speed metal drummer in which the likes of tom lombardo, niko mcbrain,
( a young Lars Ulrich) would be jealous of.!
:: here_here_mate::
You mean Dave Lombardo??
@@rickfeith6372 - there ya go.! NOW HE GETS IT.
I was expecting the nastiest chop of all time
Aaaahh I thought I was hallucinating when I thought I heard a "caminho do deserto' at the background.
Same. I just wasted a minute of my life
I was expecting double bass and for singer to do a nasty cord scream
@Wagner Nogueira I'm curious, what is it about? Because musically sounds like some kind of... When hardcore/djent bands do slowpaced epic choruses, so I don't really dislike it 😂
Me too, I was disapointed.
I lost it when the guy in the white shirt started doing Winnie the Pooh stretches on stage.
0:32 Winnie the Pooh stretches. Lmmfao!
Hahahahahahaha
Hahahahaha
Up, down, touch the ground
It’s called 2 stepping.
Drummer is pretty good, but the clave player is nailing it.
It’s actually a click track. The audio that is currently playing is the audio coming through the drummers ear bud. You can actually hear a voice counting off at certain points to help the band stay on track. Click through and you can watch the drummers perspective vs audience perspective video.
Hahahahahahahaahhaahahhahaahaha
@@yooogle lmao
@@yooogle woooooshhh
@@yooogle I'm pretty sure he was making a joke.
That metronome loud af lol
I could be wrong, but I think that click and the “three!” are just in his monitors. Lots of drummers have their own private click track playing BTS
Believe or not, I prefer the metronome and the guide to be loud. I feel more “accurate”.
Audio from monitors
@Bad Guacamole not if you play with tracks
@Bad Guacamole me neither
this is my dream, havin all those people jumping with my drums
totally ⚡️❤️
I know soon in life i will have this experience. Im too experienced in the drums to not be able to do this
@@IzzyDaKid nah your trash
@@jakecasken6335 ur sad cuz u got no talent
@@IzzyDaKid I don’t even play the drums, the only sad one will be you when you fail
I can tell worship music from the drum beat alone. Ok now time for the mandatory breakdown to buildup to bridge. I played worship sets with my eyes closed and no limbs
A lot of the arc of the songs does get pretty repetitive. I hear you ⚡️❤️
@@DeBoltDrummingShorts also by how flat and low you set up your kit I love it lol
Hah! I was thinking the same thing!
Christian music has been in a rut for a decade
Haha! Yes I could tell that exactly from the first few full band vids DeBolt posted! I play for my high school worship team, but I also play for the local big band jazz group. It’s so fun and I love it! Btw you’re drums sound so good! Also is that WayMaker?
Brazilian here and it took me a while to understand that she is singing in portuguese lol
I just thought I couldn’t understand english. I was wondering if this was gospel music. The singers and the crowd confirmed it. This was absolutely beautiful
Sério? N entendo uma palavra, e q vídeo merda, bom, pelo menos n condiz com o título...
Eu vi a bandeira do palmeiras e do Brasil lá em cima kkkk
SAME LOL it was the last 2 seconds for me
Sério?! Eu ainda não percebi que é português. Heheheh
White shirt guy really out here doing the drinking bird dance
What was the powerful moment? That he managed to stay in time with the click?
The powerful moment was jesus😂
yeah lmao imagine playin to a click
Can you see all the people out infront of him? Can you imagine that feeling?
@@johndeereoli Lots of drummers play in front of 1000s of people without a click behind them.
@@chasemiller7974 lots of people write comments on TH-cam without the need to discredit everything
Those crash cymbals are like “DUDE HOLY SHIT YOU HITTING ME TOO HARD!!” I’m kidding lol
hahahah 100%! I am a bit punishing with those big hits 😂
@@DeBoltDrummingShorts what are those cymbals? Sound pretty good! I’m more of a meinl guy but always looking for new stuff!
@@Copingmethodchad heartbeat cymbals
That guy was just straight up doing exercises
why tf everybody being so judgmental in the comments? let this man live out his dreams damn
For real 🤣 I think some of it is jealousy and some of it is disdain for contemporary Christian music, which I don't understand.
Why? Because he put it out there...on the internet. AND...I had no idea what genre of music it was and, no, no jealousy here.
Damn that metronome went hard
Ah, the 'tattooed pastor' beat followed by the 'inverted power praise'. Yawns in new testament*
Whoever supports this BS can’t even explain one teaching of the scripture
@@tauvid9798 what
?
If you listen really closely, you can hear that they're just barely ahead of the metronome. It's consistent so it gives the song a driving feel
Yeah most people don't understand the kind of control that actually takes. All these back seat "musicians" are just dumb.
I don't think people in the comments get about the powerful moment or what this video demonstrates perfectly, the pure emotion and passion it takes to be a performer. The feeling of yourself performing in a massive venue with tens of thousands of people watching and having an amazing time in the climax of the song. The drummer in this is the one driving the song forward building up the tension to be released towards the end of the video. Many people confuse powerful moments as drummers for chopping out or soloing but it really means the energy of that tension release. All I see is true passion in this video and few people will ever get to experience this in their lifetime. Cherish it. Also click tracks are necessary for that kind of venue because if you know a single thing about physics is sound delay and it's very easy to get thrown off by something and the drummer needs to keep time. You'd be surprised by how many famous drummers use click tracks for venues like this. So in conclusion, keep living the dream.
Its the vibe of "SOMETHING IS ABOUT TO HAPPEN"
Goosebumps. Also Her voice is beautiful
I played worship for like almost 10 years. As soon as I heard the click I got ptsd
😂😂😂😂
This is the kind of gig I tried my best to get. I did end up playing with The Samples one spring and we opened for Dave Mathews Band but it was only for 5 shows. I thought it would be easier to land a steady job after that but it didn’t lead to anything so I went back to playing in front of my basement mirror 😢
That’s how this shit be most of the time. Everybody’s riding a wave.
You got to open for DMB? Nice!
@@guitarstuffs1236 Yeah. We had a show in Charlottesville and one of the opening bands backed out. That was late spring 92 when they were the up and coming artist to be seen with. Only met them once out of the 5 shows we did but it was an experience I’ll never forget.
Never give up on your dreams
Hillsong drummers living THE DREAMMM
Was waiting for some powerful blast beats to send me into the void. Instead got a Lars type beat
😂
Dont be doin' Lars like that💀
Doin lars super dirty but i agree about the blasts lmao
Did anyone else get cymbal anxiety because there's no lugnut holding it on or was it just me? 🙈🙈
Maybe just you ;) my ride is big and super heavy so it stays in place really good and having it as loose as can be gives it the best ring and wash! As long as you have a protective material between your cymbal and the metal stand youre good to go! :)
Hell yes! Couldn’t stop focusing on that lol
2 things I hate.
1. Guys who don’t secure their cymbals down. It looks cheap and tacky and you’re asking for trouble
2. Guys who use the stick backwards. Go buy a pair of yoho Diablo sticks if you wana play like that
@@PaulC086 😂😂😂🤡
@@PaulC086 or carmine apiece sticks
goddamn look at how that ride JIGGLES 😍
Really cool to hear his monitor mix
Yeah, that stuff always fascinates me since I’m always making my own.
@@onethousandtwonortheast8848 get yourself a proper grumpy monitor guy. Like me.
@@mattyspaghetti449 lol
THREE ...... LADA DU SHNELLLL AL DE DAH SWUA SA. GO
This gives us some idea what it’s like to play to a click track.
It’s harder than it looks.
Great job man!
The powerful moment was that the metronome was on time
Yeah that guys good.
that click hittin harder than my mom did when i spoke
I always imagined how good the vocals, guitars and bass gotta be, but i always knew the drummers have the most fun
Whoever’s playing the metronome has great rhythm
This gives us some idea of what it’s like to play to a click track.
It’s harder than it looks.
Great job man!
Thanks Rob. 🤘
Damn, homie beatin on them drums like they owe him money.
Who’s shouting “THREE!” and why?
Maybe one of the musicians, but only they can hear that voice in their ears, not the whole audience
May be a react cut
The song is in br portuguese
Actually just saw a brazilian flag on the background lol
It’s a track played through the drummers in ears with the metronome to tell the drummer when to switch what he’s doing
It’s either one of the musicians or possibly even someone off stage directing the band using what’s called a “talk back” microphone. The talk back mic is only heard in the band members’ monitors(like the clicking), not by the audience. When he’s saying “THREE”, he’s telling the band to play the 3 chord (lookup Nashville Number System). The band is likely improvising the flow of the song at this point which is where direction through talk back mics really come in handy. For example, the director could say something like “let’s build up here and go back into the chorus” or “repeat bridge again”
it’s the musical director calling out a chord change
2.6k people need to watch Dave Lombardo, John Bonham or someone like that play the drums. That’s powerful drumming
Dominator from Dark Funeral
Thats what I was thinking. And they did it without click tracks or whatever in their ears.. music is really disappointing nowadays unless you know where to look.
@@beemelonhead1 lmao what's wrong with a click track? Rather have a drummer play to a click then start at a way to slow or fast tempo every song
@@tientje98 not saying it's wrong. I'm saying the "greats" don't need it.
@@beemelonhead1 Any legit drummer today plays with a click. Especially the more technical drummers. Usually the entire band has the in ear monitors playing the same thing so everyone is on the same page. Don’t talk shit if you don’t know what you’re talking about.
This sounds like the most generic, regurgitated Christian “rock” I’ve ever heard. Music itself is offended by this.
I don’t even know why there’s a click track, unless there’s some background synths we’re not hearing?? But the shit looks uselessly tedious for a basic ass set lmao
Kill me,ressurrect me,kill me again fffs
Not making christianity better, just making rock-n-roll worse, etc.
-Hank Hell
You uptight rock and metal fans sniff your own farts. People in that giant crowd are loving the performance and having a great time. Honestly they look way more enthusiastic than the majority of fans at a death metal show. Most of you mfs stand around too nervous to enjoy yourselves because you don't want to be judged. What a joke. 😂
@@K0sm1cKid Imagine being so underdeveloped as a person that you think that somebody who recognizes that this is awful automatically is a music snob lmao I love all types of music. This however, is not music. It is commercialized, dispassionate three-chord garbage. Taylor swift has more creativity and musicianship than this.
The fact that you simply can’t accept another’s opinion is actually pretty hypocritical based on what you just said, and it also outs you as way more of a snob than me. Congratulations. Thanks for saving us all the legwork.
This here…is AWESOME!!!!
Man you gotta love those moments when you hear your favorite and powerful song and you get all in it while the Holy Spirit takes control 😂
Awesome, man!
I’m assuming we are hearing exactly what the drummer is hearing? Always amazing what they do back there! 🤘🏻🎸🇺🇸🥁
That's right!
Been watching this many times. Those blast atmosphere blasting 🚀🚀🔥🔥 into heaven 🙌🏻🙌🏻
As a brazilian drummer who plays drums in Brasil, I approve
_beep beep beep beep_
*THREE*
_beep beep beep beep_
*THREE*
I will be here one day i swear 💪🏿🔥
Yes bro!! ⚡️❤️
Who do I see about getting a refund of that minute I just wasted?
Jesus apparently 😄
Ill never forget my first time playing in a studio to a click track. After our band was signed and the venues were bigger i always had the metronome in my ear to keep the band on time. Some think this is easy but for those who are used to just playing free, its definitely something that took me a great deal of pratice to get used too.
I'm distracted by the dancing guys on the "background" haha
Okay, so where’s Chris Adler?
I absolutely love this, but I’m always afraid that cymbal is going to fly off 😄
You know it’s getting serious when he whips out the bottom of the stick
Bro was 1 bar away from unleashing madness on the drums. The restraint was top tier there 😂😂
Whose she???? Love the energy
DeBolt: Plays Drums
Rack tom mic: DeBolt IM SHAKING I FEEL THE HOLY SPIRIT
lol
4 on the snare really got the crowd hyped up tho
Your the reason I hit drums hard thank God for drums
Screw all the haters man, you do you. Nice energy keep it up ⚡
Lol digging the audio cues. I set those up for my drummer sometimes during recording sessions
Calls from the band leader. I miss working on live shows..
Could you or someone explain? Are those integrated in the click track? Why the “3”? I get the “let’s go” though and it’s a great idea. Any way to set this up without a PC? I’m just a guitarist conspiring to push my drummer towards using this method.
Remember the drummer is always the main person in a band
That is the best tom I ever heard 😂
I'd need the click track just to keep from drumming along to the people.
The REAL next level challenge when they clap. I mean, as an artist, it feels great to know you're inspiring them so much, but it's focus time!
One thing “Worship” bands never get right: practice with the click but perform without it.
Evangelical Churches have modern services down to a science. Most probably wouldn't deviate from the click!
Why perform without it? It’s a useful tool. Especially for newer musicians who want to serve and need the accountability of the click.
@@isaacunkefer1856 some people like myself enjoy hearing slight tempo changes or inconsistencies with the tempo in a live track, because it feels more real and hits harder sometimes, so I see where people are coming from when they say to not perform with a click, but it really doesn’t matter at the end of the day. It’s music, so it shouldn’t always have to be played a certain way or with a certain technique.
Irony@@WtZuck
When holly spirit give you power to play that instrument.
this dudes so freaking good dude
The Growth part is very cool 👏😎😂
thanks Samuel! ⚡️❤️
Loving the energy bro, thanks for sharing your videos man, much love from New Zealand 👊🏽 #teamjesus
Always loved your energy Noah. It was a pleasure having you as my drumline section leader. Your hype and love for others and music is infectious!
I keep my metronome super loud too never played in the stadium, but I groove with it LOL great job super solid keep it up
I was just looking at the rack Tom mic
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I swear if it wasn’t for the fact that someone mentioned this was worship music I would of thought this was some pop concert. Christians are so damn conforming.
"If you cant beatem, joinem"
Confirming=boring
Man, and i feel so fucking hyped playing infront of a 20 ppl crowd!😅 Can’t even begin to imagine how amazing that must’ve felt! Keep up the good work and live the best life possible 🤘
Every drummers dream right here
Bro is all singles
Bro i need this song, name of song??
Caminho no deserto - Nivea Soares, Brazilian Singer, but is likely to exist some version in english
Brazil representando nessa porra! Uma energia que só se vê aqui hehehe
If you don’t play CCM , you don’t understand what’s happening during this build up. The internet sure does make people brave lol. As a drummer that’s plays everything from Hillsong to HAARP Machine , playing in stadiums like this is great no matter what you’re playing. Keep rocking man!
What's happening is that people are being emotionally primed and separated from their money by homogenous mediocre sonic trash.
Grealish's side quest
Bro I love this 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
thanks bro ❤️⚡️
Some people do not understand that everything you’re doing requires practice, practice, and more practice. But I do.
Great job Mr. drummer 🕯🕯
I get wearing in ears that work like monitors do (that relay the audio from the instruments and microphones), so you can hear your band, they’re a better investment than monitors and are less to carry. But having in ears that count a tempo for the entire song and literally tell you when transitions are completely destroys the feeling of playing live
As a young drummer I have felt that that is the powerful moment for a drummer
This video is more out of sink than a hardware store on black friday
I’ve never seen a more cursed comment
@@zettabyte0551 thanks?
Why does every Christian rock set up require the click track and audio cues? I really don’t understand why it’s mandatory just in this genre
It's not. Blink 182, Dream Theatre, Muse, Polyphia and pretty much any other performing bands that have a light ques use a click.
Rush, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Yes, Emerson Lake & Palmer, George Duke, Frank Zappa, and many others played infinitely better without such gimmicks. They knew how to listen to each other.
@@pterafirma this is just an ignorant comment.
You crushed it ...
Priscila Alcântara singing in the background ❤️❤️🔥🔥
Seems like a pretty typical moment as a drummer to me.
Totally
The beat is scientifically designed to get you worked up and think that you all of a sudden had some divine intervention into your body.
Lol what. How are beats scientifically designed? 4-to-the-floor has been around for decades. If we're looking from a spiritual context (which this is) maybe the creator designed our bodies to not only hear, but to be influenced by pitch and rhythm.
Yo my man's holding the sticks the rong way round
That ride is taking a beating 😂
What's the powerful moment?
Idk man, i expected some crazy bridge or cracking breakdown, but..
Was expecting the drummer to just go nuts. Didnt expect to see the same beat get played for a whole minute with no fills or chops
Let's see you play a whole minute perfectly in time when a click, in front of thousands of people. :D
@@CATALYSTdrummer it’s still impressive don’t get me wrong. But I hear a buildup and was expecting something big and bombastic.
The powerful moment is staring at thousands of people jumping to your beat while you haul ass on them drums. Well done sir!
Glory to God!
People don't even know this was at Christian supper concert you know they sold out in 6 hours!
As a worship drummer myself, I agree that when people surrender themselves and worship God, the Spirit of the Lord descends in such a powerful way; and I thank God for the privilege of worshiping him with my talent and leading people to worship. Keep the good work man, God bless!
Well said, my friend! ⚡️❤️
As soon as i heard the build i knew this was church music lol
the powerful moment for the drummer is when the guy front stage was praising him.
Who’s the artist you play with? Great job man!
it's in 'The Send' event, I think he was with the Bethel Church band
Sounds like Kelly Clarkson
Jeremy Riddle and Priscilla Alcantara
The 3 and 2 was so powerful that i had to shower with my bidet and cri at the corner.
Kill me if I ever had to play like that
You got homeboy 2 steppin’ over there