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What song is this it sounds great?

I cant alternate at all using finger stroke, but im fine when im doing it independently

War track is

Thanks bud....lotta good advice here.

You are the change I want to see in the world. I’m so proud of you brother.

Thanks bro for the video❤❤❤

Promo'SM

I find your analysis spot on. 👏👏👏

great work

Good video. I'm trying to improve in this area as well. I have the same Vater pad. I notice you use the red side which is bouncier, isn't it?

That's a nice groove, dude!

Solid pocket ❤

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Learnt a lot. Thank you

Timely information for my journey. I too have big feet and this technique is going to take some time!

Very cool

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I agree. The most overhyped "must" in music. I was just reading some article on a drum website saying "rudiments are for drummers what chords and arpeggios are for pianists" as "building blocks"... as a drummer and pianist I thought this was the most absurd statement... I can assure you that you actually _use_ chords and arpeggios in pieces of music for piano. Can't say the same for rudiments (perhaps some .1% of recorded professional music has some complex sticking pattern a rudiment helped with). Imo, the focus on rudiments can cause learning drummers to lose interest. I remember being stuck with the books with all the patterns and a little drum pad with two sticks. Tap. Tap. Tap-Tap. Literally the Number 1 most boring thing I have ever done. It made learning drums significantly more boring compared to learning other instruments that actually make musical notes when you practice... But years later, I still play drums quite often, for a while it was my main instrument and I played in a band. Know what actually got me better at drums way more than the rudiments books? Playing songs. That's it. Aspiring drummers should get a cheap kit as soon as possible, learn the basic 4/4 rock beats (boom-tih-gah-tih) (boom-boom-gah-tih) (boom-tih-gah-boom) and just start playing to recorded songs they like. It will act naturally as a metronome and actually be fun, and consequently much more time will be spent practicing and improving. Learning drums does not have to be boring.

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Hey Austin....Great video!! Just wanted to let you know that I have a copy of that same book on its way to me along with another book of a similar type called "Flow." Thanks again for the great info. Regards, Shawn W. : )

After about 40yrs I'm into drumming again. Forgive my ignorance. Way back then, never used a metronome. I have it installed in the phone now. What settings do I use? When I put it at let's say, 150, the beats don't sound the same. It actually sounds slow. Thanks for your input.

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Great video ) I studied with Peter also many years ago when he lived in montreal , Canada 🇨🇦 😊

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While I kind of agree that you don’t need to “learn” every rudiment and hybrid rudiment out of every book, you absolutely, without question need to PRACTICE your core rudiments as much as possible.

I've been grinding rudiments the past weeks, and I gotta say I feel enormous benefits, very quick progress in my drumming. That being said - I played for 15 years without ever dealing with technique or theory and I was still okay. So no, you don't need rudiments to become a decent drummer, you're great! I still think they're a very structured and powerful framework to familiarize yourself with various rhythmic concepts (especially flams & drags) and good exercise at any skill level. Thanks for your perspective!

Thanks Austin! Heard Sneezy is coming out with new music soon. Can't wait to dig into it!

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Yo! I use the same pro-mark sticks. Very comfortable

Thank you for the knowledge!

I agree 100% I saw massive leaps in my playing when i started implementing these strategies. this is a great video breakdown.

This is great! I love how you’ve broken down different aspects - which is so useful. I was looking for RS licks and I got much more!!! I got some of his DNA playing style. Keep up the good work. Subbed. 🔥

So good

I love this setup bro

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Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Can’t wait to throw this down!

Great info thanks. Been playing around with heel toe lately.

Super high quality video, I just assumed this had a ton of views before I checked. Great work

Todos tus videos son de mucha ayuda! Gracias por compartir 🙌🏻 Sigue haciéndolos🥁

6:14 **EDIT - the Chameleon example is on the “a” of beat 1, not beat 2.** A better example would be “Cold Sweat” by James Brown. The second back beat is on the “and” of 4 (of the first bar in a 2-bar phrase).

The chameleon groove kinda sounds like the first snare hit is on the a’ of 1, and not the a’ of 2

Thanks for sharing!

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What exactly are you playing if you don't mind me asking?

I absolutely love and adore all the information you give us and all your dedication to put out this content. Every single drummer that doesn't see your videos is losing valuable content 🔥🔥🔥

Thankful for this content 🙏