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Check out Gary Chaffee's 'Stickings" book- that pattern is what he calls 7A.

Great video! Thank you sir! 🥁🙏

can you place the transcription somewhere that isn’t blocked by the youtube shorts UI lol

I spent the first minute of this vid thinking 'when is this **** advert going to finish? Why can't I skip?!!

its on sale rn for 50, guys worth it

❤❤❤Wery well!❤❤❤

Groovin!🔥

Very nice but I can’t deny my Black Beauty with die-cast top hoop and a triple-flange bottom hoop,pure sound snare wires and an Evans Heavy Weight head. 🥰

I have to take a break because feel so tired from practicing every day from years,i will stop for 4 or 5 days

Want them or big apple. Or maybe even sahra but istanbul mehmet. Why it so hard to decide

I can't read the sheet because of the Vid info lol

Very nice ~~~~~~!!!!!!!

Thankyou bud, just got the book, pretty new to reading, this is a great ice breaker

I wish I had seen this video earlier. I started drumming lessons around 7 months ago. I can already play a heck ton of songs with the grooves I've learned so far... But recently, I think I've hit a wall where I'm stuck playing the same grooves, techniques, songs over and over again, which makes me feel like I'm not learning at all. I practice a little over an hour on my E-kit daily and lately, I've felt I haven't only hit Diminishing Return phase, but the Negative Return. I was feeling like my speed on BPM was getting worse and my mind was just getting too heavy without a break. I was pushing myself on burnout and just getting super frustrated while playing instead of having actual fun. Now that I understand breaks are essential to improve on your speed and the way you play, I'll try to give myself a few days break so I can come back fresh to play it! Thank you for the well-made video and how to show us not only beginners like myself but people who play the drums for years now that breaks are necessary and you shouldn't feel guilty for giving you muscles a rest. Cheers!

Nice exercise, although it actually sounded better on the pad than on the kit!

I have one question, when studying the syncopation rhythm book, can I write the ostinato over the notes, and read the entire staff while studying? Or is the idea to play the ostinato from memory while reading and playing the rhythm? It's because if I don't write the ostinato I won't be able to play everything together.... I tried it and I'm not getting it. I'm still at the beginning of learning the drums. More videos like this please :) This is a very important topic that I didn't cover in this way in my drum classes. And more videos of subdivisions; rudiments and their application to the entire kit; improvisation :)) Good video, thank you, help a lot.

Very Groovy!

Damn it I thought I was happy with my K 14 hi hats but turns out this is the sound I want, with the demo that sounded kind of like tycho 😅

I'm like Dave grohl on the drums. Can't read the sheet music, but can play almost anything with a little bit of practice.

I am trying to decide between this & the Stewart Copeland signature. They both sound incredible...

Can ya teach Matt Cameron? 😅😂… love him. But he’s never played it correctly

Awesome!

Excellent work !

Yes! Great video man. I ordered this exact snare from Cymbal Fusion. Super excited to ck it out!

Sounds heavily influenced from David Garibaldis groove in Soul Vaccination! Super rad but frustrating as hell.

Heya! David Abbruzzese here... I enjoy seeing and hearing other drummers versions of my work. Thank you. 🫵😊

Dam son!

These are great sounding hats, so I ordered a set and I’m getting them in a couple of days. I can’t wait! Thanks for the demo.

I’m having an issue with it, can’t seem to be consistent with it. Could it be the way I have it set up or the fact that I’m playing it on an e kit? Cause I’ve never had this issue before

Am I the only one who just hears the talk about a, e's, and ands as background noise and is just waiting for the groove so they can understand it? Like man, if I was jamming with someone and they gave me a spiel about how to play that groove vs just playing it on Spotify for 2 seconds... And this is coming from someone classically trained in counting and all. Idk if I'm just crazy or what but at this point the feel seems more useful than notation

You can adjust the bar so the pedal is further out (or shorter in with a new bar).

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That basically how a drumroll works!❤

Boss keep it up, this was awesome!!

Lots of talking

Yussef dayes is one of my favourite artists his album with Tom Misch is revolutionary for the evolution of modern UK Jazz as well as his work with Kamall Williams. The London jazz movement has never been more exciting with artists like 'Alfa Mist, Oscar Jerome and Kokoroko.

That intro🔥👏😂

Yessss this snare is great. Whenever. I get an urge to buy another snare I stop myself since I honestly don't think you can get better than this. Obviously it's all subjective, however, I don't think sensitivity wise you'll get much better

Your kit sounds fantastic, what is it please!!

That high tuning reminds me of the Tommy The Cat intro 😊

Niceeee. Still liking these? I just snagged a set for 380 which I think was a pretty good buy. Considering I have 14” New Beats, A Customs and Paiste Innovations I feel it will be nice to add a bit of warmth and darker texture when the mood strikes. IMO hi hats are one of the quickest ways to change the sound and feel of a kit

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Cristal clear!! Period!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥁

One of the best brass snares

I'm just a beginner drummer. I'm learning on a Tama Imperialstar. I think it's a great for a newbie like myself but the pedal it came with is the cheapest Tama makes. I'm not saying it's bad (I suck right now at playing tho lol) but I'm thinking about upgrading to a pedal that I'll be using for years and years to come. Does that makes sense or am I just wasting money on something I don't need? Btw a single pedal. You double pedal guys are insane 😂

Lmfao why did some guy in the comments get pressed abt the coffee in the comments 😭. In all seriousness Great snare and great review! Do you think it could work for lighter jazz, perhaps with a quintet? (Stand up bass, no amps)

Okay I really dig that last fill you did

Your explaining isnt very clear tbh

The book is not not boring as you stated. The exercise you referred to on page 38 may or may not be correct, it depends on what edition of the book.

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