sunday mornin jam sesh

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After listening to this I had to listen to Hyadain's Battle with the Four Fiends.

@The Fundoshis the same lame movie trailers over and over may fund destructoid yet they still make me think twice before clicking on a vid link

Agreed with DJP3DRO. Overall not "beast"-like

i like what he is doing but i have to agree with dj-anon, he isnt that great...yet.

Thats not a drumming medley.... thats a man drumming to applied Final Fantasy music. Mixing the two kind of just makes it lame, I'm sure hes a good drummer though.

@ Daynger777, http://www.youtube.com/vadrum#p/u/12/SZqwvjwqwK4

It's not Zelda, but it is drums over video game music (Mario in this case). Not to bash the dude in the original video, but after seeing vadrum, no one comes close.

Thanks for all the comments guys. In response to Kordras, I know of Vadrum and I love his work. He's obviously got better technique, the better production and the better drumkit. I do VGdrum for my own enjoyment in addition to others. For the most part I've been getting positive comments about my videos and I intend to keep doing them. I acknowledge that I may not be perfect in some aspects, and there are times where I've felt I could've re-recorded parts of my videos due to tempo issues (chalk it up to my overexcitement of getting the video out there, and laziness), but I hope that for most people it doesn't detract from the experience. I'm not trying to replicate what Vadrum does, I always wanted to add my own beats to the original track of a video game song, and so I came up with this. Obviously I don't expect everyone to like that, and I welcome constructive criticism. What Vadrum does is phenomenal, he makes progressive beats that go note-for-note with the music he covers. I'm not shooting for that kind of approach at all, rather taking the original beat of the song and doing my own rendition of it, or concocting something appropriate if there is no drum track in the original song. Bottom line is, I've been getting more positive comments for my work than negative ones. Capcom's Community Manager Seth Killian featured my Breath of Fire II Drum Medley on the Capcom Unity website, and Hamza really enjoys my videos and I greatly appreciate him featuring them on Destructoid. This gives me the impetus to keep going. :)

this dude sucks @ the drums!! putting a bad name to FF music too!

I get where you're going Nuka and you're not terrible, but you've really got to work on getting a sense of groove. Don't pull a "double" kick when it's never on tempo. You're on the right track, but I notice you're not "getting in there". Put a little muscle into it and learn how to play with a little soul and your recordings won't sound so bland.

Daynger777:

He was the one who decided to post the video on youtube and put himself in the spotlight, we don't have to prove ourselves as better drummers.

I didn't know he was a Dtoid member or I would have posted a constructive criticism instead, but others have already said what he needs to do to improve.

Toy Story 2 was ok.

I have been a drummer since like 97 so maybe some where around 13 years. Some times drummers can tell even if the one they are talking about is still better. It does not stick out as bad as someone sining off key or something of that nature. So to some one out of the know. I mean hell even real bands have issue with saying in time and stuff.

For all the negative comments on here, you have to admit, dude's got some skills. Definitely needs to work on making it tighter and maintaining tempo, but other than that, not bad.

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