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Absolutely! Soon I'm thinking of recording a couple more for other types of rolls. If there are any that anyone particularly wants feel free to comment!

@Sticks_UP Also I can't believe I forgot the paradiddle (RLRR LRLL)

Of course 🤣

That's awesome! Keep it up

@Sticks_UP thx

@@drinkwater69420Yeah keep up, supporting you too

Okay, I’ll make a video on warm up drills to play the drum, thank you for your comment

@Sticks_UP thanks man. I appreciate it.

Any time

Hey, going to record over the next couple of days. Until then I just recommend playing through the solos to warm up (theres a playlist on the channel), I always start with them when I teach some of the less experienced drummers

The warm up drills are uploaded, sorry it took so long hope you like it

Thank you glad this was useful! Feel free to comment wherever if there are any other tutorials you guys would find useful!

Hey, the drum pad and sticks (comes with a small carrier bag too) cost £18.99 on amazon. There are lots or other options if you want a different size or material, but they tend to be between £15 and £25.

Glad I could help!

@@Sticks_UP 🙏🍺 Maestro "Maestra"

If there are any other skills like this you would like a video on let me know!

Hey, I'm not too sure, I'm assuming you can tell from my accent I'm from the UK. As these are played on a snare drum which is to the side, we use the left hand grip to stop our elbows sticking out. I can see the US version would do the same. This is just the way I've been taught and its what we do in my Corps of Drums. I have tried this before and I've found the grip I've explained here helps better will rolling. Thanks for the question!

​@@Sticks_UP do you find that left hand grip comfortable? It looks very strange to me.

On a side drum it’s at an angle so that grip is the best way to play on the drum, it’s quite comfortable when holding the sticks like that and it makes it so much easier to play at angle

@Sticks_UP I'm talking more about the position of the stick in the fingers. It might be a good idea to look into how traditional grip works, as the way you're holding the stick here could probably cause you problems in the future.

I'll take that as a complement 🤣

Hey, it's just a drum pad. We use them to practice on for the snare drum, which is what we use on parades and rehearsals. It's also much quieter than an actual drum. here's a link to where I got it: (amazon) www.amazon.co.uk/LOLUNUT-Practice-2-sided-Silent-Rubber/dp/B08NJBHK4W/ref=mp_s_a_1_1_sspa?adgrpid=122498471985&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.83v5006CiaiuF-W6WDxTqncoJTDih8KU7_sPmp-G2zx74uJ_CqFRjPlySr-dBO0q0d0ViNHbfyJmzQgVUui6vDN_EFQ8oqpcyOjukQLoY8k77ckAwKkWo6t29qXX1xwTGP3g_oXlBM_Tcls6U80bT4S2NVSjijeIKTYfQmDV4EvE9HwNg6e7oMGV-LBlmdXg4Afj0465CDG7sZHKNxgElg.QsvvxHQJoIQhFFF2cGwMbkPgpZfWl-TQqDUJINzmuG8&dib_tag=se&hvadid=525403322135&hvdev=m&hvlocphy=9045962&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=7300510211564794565&hvtargid=kwd-1073098248477&hydadcr=7296_1719902&keywords=lolunut%2Bdrum%2Bpad&qid=1715085581&sr=8-1-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9waG9uZV9zZWFyY2hfYXRm&psc=1&th=1

@@Sticks_UP thanks for the info!

Exactly the latter 🤣 little gnome is a very good term for him!

Nah, he’s just better

Thanks a lot!

thats me in the video 🤙

Thanks for the sub!

Well done to the person who made it!

I know this tune. it does sound off here but on the drums that's how its meant to sound. it sounds better cos the sound is more even from the snares. I get what you mean though

@@Dragonier1234 oh yeah true I could imagine how those would sound alot better on a real drum thanks for that man