That's pretty freaking fast. Props man!

It really helps fast doublebass because you can make each hit sound more distinct, enabling you to keep rhythm much easier than you would.

thanks man. i put a lot of work into my double bass.

so faaaasssssttttt lol. great job man, thats realy good especially if ur not using a trigger

Thank you. Lol. Just so everyone knows, it's not 300bpm 16ths, it's 150-160bpm 16th triplets (not sure of exact speed), so equivilant to about 225-230bpm

yeah, i was quite suprised when i saw him on trick

nice...i could hear it alittle keep up the good work! =]

i love that song!

no! my fears have become phobias

nice!

nice

wow nice

Pretty good.

dude, if it really is real thats so fuckin sick

It's actually just "My Fears Have Become Phobias"

lol, you cant tell that he just fast fowarded it after he recorded it slow

its just my own technique. i think its something similar to swivel? some people call it that. i personally dont like heel toe at all. but it dont matter.

they sound like it cuz sixplets are in groups of six and so are 32nd's

Hello everyone, triggers DO NOT make you faster, or the sound faster or whatever. Triggers are used for recording, it sends a signal to something thats hooked up to your amp or PA or whatever it is you are using, and stamps in a MIDI file or some other kind of musical file, and makes the sound you want, of a kick drum, every time. Triggers, DO NOT make you faster.