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Happy to hear you think so, Thanks for the kind comment!

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it a lot. If there are any subjects/ideas you’d like to see covered please let me know and I’ll make videos about them 🥁

Such a cool excerpt, thanks for sharing!

Thanks so much! Glad you got something out of it. If you’d like a video on anything in particular please let me know!

Thanks for sharing Jim

You’re welcome, thanks for commenting and participating on the channel!

You’re welcome Coopdawg

Thanks so much! It’s a tough groove, but if we can get this one together it’s sure to open up our playing and help our creativity on the kit.

Very much appreciated, thank you!

Glad you got something out of it, and thanks for the comment!

Thank you for your comment, we’ll be working on improving the presentation of information to make it as clear as possible

I could hardly believe it myself

Cryin’ shame is what it is

Yes, these are fantastic exercises, and as you mentioned, they sound pretty cool too!

Yes, this concept is tricky because there is mental work involved where not everything you play is written. A great way to practice though!

Yes this error has been acknowledged, however the beat explanation is accurate so I decided to leave it up

@@5-minutedrumlessons Alright, cheers.

That’s an excellent idea!

Thank you so much! I really appreciate you taking time to write such a thoughtful comment. If you’d like to see a video on something else in particular please let me know and I’ll add it to the list. Thanks again!

@@5-minutedrumlessons Cissy Strut by the Meters... Zigaboo Modeliste is one of my absolute favourites and that groove is a killer... Just noticed that you've already covered The Meters - another favourite would be 'Give it up or Turnit a loose' by James Brown - what Clyde Stubblefield does with that break is one of the funkiest... th-cam.com/video/921kqkHOHDo/w-d-xo.html - the break kicks in at about 4:58

@@luisortizszimmerframe6933 Oh that sounds very cool, I’ve added the Stubblefield break to the list and am definitely looking forward to checking it out! Thanks for the suggestion!

Thank you, I appreciate the support. If you’d like to see a video on something in particular please let me know!

You’re too kind, thank you so much for such a positive comment. Cheers to you!

Thank you very much! I really appreciate the positive feedback. If there is anything you’d like to see a video on please let me know.

You’re welcome, thank you for commenting!

You’re very welcome, and thank you for such a positive comment!

Thank you so much!

I believe you can learn this groove! I’m sure your teacher would be happy to work on it with you. As for the fill that would fit well with the groove, challenge accepted!

Thank you!

Thank you for your comment, and welcome to the world of drumming. Rudiments require patience and practice, but are totally worth it! I offer online lessons if you’d like to try it out please feel free to contact me. Otherwise, happy drumming!

I usually count, 1 & a, not 1 e &, but there are different ways to count it. Just keep in mind that it is only 3 notes, so the « a » you’re referring to doesn’t exist in the triplet, it only exists in the 4 note subdivision (the sixteenth note)

Hey, thanks so much for the detailed comment. I’d like to hear those hi-hat barks you mentioned, I’ll go check out the live performance!

Agreed!

Wow, what an amazing review, thank you so much for taking the time to write such a thoughtful comment. It is interactions like this that really help keep me motivated to continue working on the channel. I also love taking viewer requests, so if there are any ideas/concepts that you’d like to know more about please let me know and I’ll add it to the list of upcoming videos. Thanks again and happy drumming!

Thank you so much! If you have anything you’d like to see covered on the channel please let me know and I’ll add it to the list of upcoming videos!

Haha ok you got it, they’re on the list! Thanks for the comments and participating on the channel, I appreciate it!

Slow and steady is the way to do it!

That’s really great to hear! Thanks for the comment. If ever there’s anything you’d like a lesson on please let me know and I’ll add it to the list of upcoming videos!

Haha, yeah! Thank you for commenting!

Thank you! And thanks for participating on the channel!

That’s what we like to hear!

Thank you, I'm sure he'll be happy to hear that!

Hey, gracias, thank you so much! Yes I do give private classes. If you are interested please contact me at drumsprof@gmail.com 🥁

Thank you for such a positive comment! I'm happy to hear you found the explanation clear. And of course, thank you for the sub!

Yeah they're made of plastic so do have some flex to them. They're a plastic version of the "hotrods" which are made from wood, these ones are called "blasticks". I'm sure they have lots of different names but that's how I know them. The flex in them can actually be a bit annoying, but they're cool for low volume practice and are super durable. The wooden hotrods feel a lot more like a stick and feel better in my opinion, however they break pretty quickly and are expensive! I keep a pair of each on hand so I can play the plastic ones when I'm banging away and the wooden ones for more "serious" practice. Anyway, there's your novel of an answer to a very straightforward question! Haha

@@5-minutedrumlessons Thanks man. Also, thanks for all the content, it's been really useful, as a new player it's great to see stuff broken down into digestible chunks. So many drum videos are very involved and not a lot people really break down the concepts of things very well. But I find your videos to be a really refreshing addition to the "drum instruction video zeitgeist".

@@PilafIsACookingMethod hahaha I love the drum instructional zeitgeist bit. But that's great man, if the videos are helping you out that's what it's all about. If you have any specific questions let me know and I'll do my best to answer or make a video about it!

@@5-minutedrumlessons I see you have a Moeller Method video from about a year ago...But I assume that's for matched grip...You play any traditional grip, specifically Moeller in traditional grip?

@@PilafIsACookingMethod Yes, you're correct about it being a match grip video. I do play a little traditional, definitely not to the same level, but the approach to the technique is theoretically the same, try to get one note on the way down and one (or more) on the way up. I'll do a little video discussing it! Like I said though it's not my main thing. There's one guy on youtube I think his name is Quincy Davis, he does a lot of higher level jazz stuff and plays traditional, if you can find him talking about Moeller I bet he has some good insights. Another BEAST is John Wooton, he's traditional and has the vic firth series rudiment videos that absolutely crush. If you can find him talking traditional Moeller that would be the way to go!

Aw man thanks for that, something did feel off about it. I will correct what I can, but unfortunately there's nothing we can do about the idiot in the video! 😅

Doesn't Matter It's All About Your Skills And The Music 😊​@@5-minutedrumlessons

Nice, yeah I think learning this beat can open up a lot of fresh ideas. I'm going to continue working on it as well!

You're welcome, it was fun to work on. Thanks for the suggestion!!

Thank you! It was a great suggestion, very cool beat to check out!!

Awesome! Thanks for the kind comment, glad you got something out of the video.