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Play drums likeMario Duplantier

The songs with Mario Duplantier on drums, to play on your own kit: Born In Winter, The Art Of Dying and Silvera and more. The notes come down in time with each recording, and every hit is judged — so you find out how close you get to the real part.

Start with Stranded

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Mario Duplantier playing drums — Photo: Sven Mandel, CC BY-SA 4.0

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Mediumeasiest — Stranded
133average BPM
158fastest — The Gift Of Guilt

Songs with Mario Duplantier on drums

Born In WinterGojira

The Art Of DyingGojira

SilveraGojira

The Gift Of GuiltGojira

StrandedGojira

In The WildernessGojira More Gojira songsSearch the whole library in the app

How to play drums like Mario Duplantier

Start with Stranded — the easiest of their parts here (medium), at 92 BPM. Take it at 0.75× until the groove sits.
Learn it part by part. The Trainer splits a song into its beats and fills, hands first and then the kick, from 70% up to full speed.
Work up to In The Wilderness: 5,009 notes in 7:36. Switch on the Easy level to take its hardest notes out, then switch it off.
Check every hit — on time, early or late — and watch your score climb run by run.

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Playing Mario Duplantier's drum parts: questions

What songs does Mario Duplantier play drums on?

On DRUMY you can play along to the songs with Mario Duplantier on drums: Born In Winter (Gojira), The Art Of Dying (Gojira), Silvera (Gojira), The Gift Of Guilt (Gojira), Stranded (Gojira) and In The Wilderness (Gojira).

What is the easiest Mario Duplantier song to play on drums?

Stranded by Gojira — rated medium, at 92 BPM. Play it at 0.75× first, or on the Easy level with the hardest notes taken out.

What is Mario Duplantier's hardest drum part here?

In The Wilderness: 5,009 notes in 7:36, rated extreme. The fastest is The Gift Of Guilt at 158 BPM.

How do I learn to play drums like Mario Duplantier?

Pick one of their songs and open the Trainer: it teaches the song part by part — the beats, the fills, then the joins — hands first and then the kick, from 70% speed up to full speed, on your own electronic kit.