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bro you deserve more credit! Please do some upgrades with the video editing and the thumbnail because your content need to reach more drummers!

Is that snare a Rogers DynaSonic?

I love that! i mastered different accents of the paradiddle just few weeks ago and this video just drops. Hell yeah it rocks

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I'm so happy I discovered this channel. I'm self taught and I started playing in september and I only learn from yt videos and I love how you're straight to the point and clear. I'll surely watch the other videos in the description.

There's a lot of criticism about this not being the true Brazilian way to play the beat. Samba has evolved significantly, especially in jazz contexts. There's no single "true" Brazilian way to play it anymore. "Jazz Samba" (1950s) isn't as old as "Samba" which originated in the 17th century, but the more modern version of "Samba" evolved around the late 19th/early 20th centuries. Duke Ellington was one that loved the style and adapted it with jazz, and was only really born and began evolving then. All genres and subgenres have started in one country and have spread/evolved in others. If they're different from how they were played in the country of origin, it doesn't make them "wrong" (music shouldn't be "right" or "wrong," unless it's strictly written on a score - which is not jazz), it just makes it different. *Look at rap. 1970s New York - New York doesn't own the genre. You listen to rap all over the world and it's very different, but none of it is "wrong." Some people seem to even be disregarding the fact that this isn't "Samba" and isn't going to adhere to every element of traditional Samba for that reason; it's "Jazz Samba" so it's been mixed with the genre with literally the fewest strict rules. He's teaching rhythmic concepts and technique regardless of what label you want to put on it. Jazz Samba was a difficult style for me, especially never having heard it before playing drums. I knew Latin beats were something I wanted to learn when I started playing drums and this is the one that just about broke my brain. This was my mental wall I had to break through and then the 4-limb independence beats came easier.

Nice skills I subscribed.

I'm a beginner and ghost notes have been popping up i my feed and I can't wait to try this one out. Thanks a lot!

Even when you make it easy it still looks hard. I guess i better keep practicing

Ah. Nice solution. So you gotta throw the first beat on there hard, and use the fingers to snap out the other two beats. Cause a lot of rebound, and use the fingers to make use of that rebound. Like a double stroke, but with another beat and more energy put into the system. Right?

thanks!

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This is american samba not brasilian

Add fills please

I love a well put together Frankenset. Which drums do you have going on there? I love this lesson, I was pondering just this last night. Dynamics are key! ✌🏼

thats sick man

I'm pretty good at drumming I'm a Guitar player..I allways noted the best players non stop kick the high hat.When I was 10 in 1994 I had seen Tre Cool allways did.

Nice stuff! Good lesson ✌🏼

Can u do metal rock and other stuff next or are you are only fluent in jazz

Wait! What about the swingy dingy? That beat moves MAD weight (with its variations especially).

0:50 thats intermediate?

WISH by Nine inch Nails. Right out of the gate.

Good job

That is not a d-beat

Thank you

Subscribed. ADD as shit, not at all what I was looking for, but absolutely an amazing resource to have handy. Thanks!!

I'm a life long guitar player who wants to switch to drums and going to look at a Pearl Export 5 piece series tomorow that comes with 2 Ziljian cymbals, a Ziljian high hat, throne, and two sound proof wall pieces. She's asking 750$ . They look pretty good, not shiny new looking but good. Evans skins that are in fair shape. Does that sound steep or fair?

Thank you sir🙂

Good tutorial. thank you:)

This also works for klezmer

Thanks! I was looking for this, sounds tasty

It’s called the cash beat for punk rock

I've never tried it. It looks hard but fun. And I can't do it. 1:55

Let's be real - that intro fill goes waaaaay beyond what 99% of HC punk drummers were capable of :D

"that left hand"

You’re an amazing teacher man!! Wow!

Snare, kick and hi hat sounds awesome

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Thank for sharing! I tried it, and preferred one small change: rrllrlrkll.

Any fills

Any fills for this

Nice video man! can you maybe make a video on patterns that use the tresillo/332 rhythm. you can make so many nice sounding patterns with it like snare kick kick snare kick kick snare kick, snare snare kick snare snare kick snare kick. you can play stuff like that as a 8th note or 16th note pattern. there are also variations on that 332 pattern like 664. usally the 664 patterns is used with 16th notes only so for example rlrlrR rlrlR rlrl or R rlr R rlr rlrl. i have never seen a video covering all these variations you can make out of the tresillo rhythm so i would really appreciate you making one if you can :)

cool.. thanks!

Drag rudiment

when I hear this groove slow all I think of is My Sharona.

W tutorial

That was absolutely dope, Mr. Owens👌🏼

This is a great lesson, thanks for breaking down the differences between what the left and right hand are doing

That groove you slipped in at the end is great. I spent a while zeroing in on your left hand and the dynamics of the hi hat. Thanks. Some intermediate players might think it's basic, but then if they try it, they find it's not easy to duplicate.

no one plays like this... lmao