Channel: Stephen Taylor

Category: Music

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Description: ► Start Your FREE StephensDrumShed Drum School Trial Here: bit.ly/2TpkJmJ _______________ I Paid 'Pro' Metal Drummers To Create An EPIC Drum Part For My Song! Subscribe or I'll steal your cymbals: bit.ly/2AyH1Fb Watch the first Fiverr video I did! I Paid 'Pro' Drummers To Create An EPIC Drum Part For My Song! youtu.be/75J8Ohv3kQs Time for round 2 on Fiverr...but this time it's all about metal drumming! A metal song played by metal drummers with metal cymbals ;^) what can we learn by hiring 6 metal drummers on Fiverr to record their own interpretation of a metalcore song? Even if metal music is not your cup of tea, I think we can all learn a great deal by looking at what each one of these metal drummers played to this metalcore song.. Some of my most valuable feedback and lessons learned have come from evaluating my drumming in a recorded setting, getting feedback from other musicians, and being willing to improve my playing based upon that feedback. As well, I can learn so much just by watching another drummer or picking apart their drumming. So, I wanted to create a Fiverr gig and use it in this drum tutorial. Fiverr gig marketing has become a great way for some drummers to get work...but what type of quality is there? In this video, I paid random drummers that specifically said they specialized in metal drumming on Fiverr to record a drum part to a metal song I had produced. Since I am hiring them, it's my job to play the part of the producer and evaluate what I think works and what I think doesn't work with each of their drum parts. Leave a comment below and let me know who you think played it the best! If you like this series, you'll love these videos as well: I Paid $2000 For 3 DRUM LEGENDS To Record The Same Song!! youtube.com/watch?v=HuWiDhVtymE I Paid 3 DRUM LEGENDS To Record The Same Song!: youtube.com/watch?v=uTs55giAlwM ___________________________________________________________ FREE drum lesson series "Creating A Drum Fill Vocabulary": stephensdrumshed.com/creating-drum-fills-signup FREE download "30 Days to Better Doubles": stephensdrumshed.com/emailstuff Instagram: instagram.com/stephensdrumshed Facebook: facebook.com/stephen.taylor.drum.lessons Twitter: twitter.com/drummeretc Cymbal Setup From Left To Right: All Zildjian Hats: 14" Zildjian Cluster Hihat Prototypes 19" Zildjian K Sweet Brilliant Finish Prototype Crash Cymbal 22" Zildjian K Custom Renaissance 20" Zildjian K Sweet Brilliant Finish Crash Cymbal 16" and 14" Zildjian Special Dry Trash Crashes for stack 18" Zildjian FX Oriental China Trash Cymbal Drums: Tama Starclassic Bubinga with Tiger Wood finish Sticks: Vic Firth 5A Drumheads: Aquarian Classic Clear on toms and snare resonant Response 2 on toms batter Modern Vintage on snare batter Regularor (Ebony) on kick resonant Super Kick 10 on kick batter Alclair In Ear Monitors Earthworks Microphones for overheads, hihat, and room mics