METAL IN 57/4. WHY NOT?

ENTER!

NOVEMBER 9, 2020

METAL IN 57/4. WHY NOT?

Anyone that follows Mattias IA Eklundh knows he never takes the most predictable path to get where he wants to go. In the examples in this video, he takes probably one of most jungly routes ever. Tag along as he plays metal in 57/4 – split up in 11/16, 19/16 and 27/16 times four, while keeping the quarter note pulse intact. In true gaming style, the examples are delivered in three levels of difficulty. The example for the first level features drums from Eddie Kramer’s Legacy of Rock SDX, the second The Metal Foundry SDX and the third the Claustrophobic EZX. EZbass and EZkeys Hybrid Harp are also in there!

NOVEMBER 9 15:26 2017

PRODUCER PROFILE: MACHINE.

Meet Toontrack producer Machine!

NOVEMBER 8 09:17 2017

GUEST PLAYLIST: EFRAIM JUNTUNEN.

Thrash Metal MIDI mastermind Efraim Juntunen delivers a death and thrash attack for your headphones.

NOVEMBER 7 13:52 2017

MEET EFRAIM JUNTUNEN.

Meet the creative mind behind the Thrash Metal MIDI pack.

NOVEMBER 7 13:30 2017

NEW RELEASE: THRASH METAL MIDI.

A rampant thrash attack!

NOVEMBER 3 09:17 2017

MEET ROANOK.

Meet Metal Month Customer Jukebox Spotlight artist Roanoke, rock and modern metal hybrid from Nashville, TN. Answers by Bryan Burrus, songwriter/vocalist/guitarist.