The Dilla Feel (Hip Hop) - Daily Drum Lesson
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ส.ค. 2017
- In this Drum Lesson you will learn the Dilla Feel. This playing style is somewhere in between straight and swung. So you play your off beats between normal and shuffled 8th notes. It is often used in Hiphop and got its name from the legendary producer J Dilla.
This feel is mostly associated with drummers like Chris Dave and Questlove from the Roots. There is also a great lesson about it here on TH-cam from an incredible drummer named Arthur "L.A." Buckner.
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Dilla often “rushed” his snare hits too which really added energy/urgency to the swing.
You are right. Thanks, man!
man like saigon (Y)
Way harder than staying glued to the metronome.
"when mom says we got J-Dilla drums at home"
You legend. I've been trying to figure this out for months.
Great explanation. I finally understand
Glad I could help you.. Thank you for watching!
Right?! I bet you Dilla couldn’t even explain what it is that he did. Some things you just have to _FEEL_ musical #genius 🧬
@@Dr.JudeAEMasonMD betcha- J Dilla could explain exactly. All deliberate , programming beats makes you choose /measure the early and late of it quantize beats is precise. (knowing what's cool to begin, that's the feel part that inspires) JDilla played multiple instruments b4 going alesis drum machine
So if I practice these, my neighbours would think I'm beginning learning the drums again, nice!
Hahahahah i died 🤣😭
Dilla opened up a new dimension to sample based - hardware drum programming. It's syncopation really, but wholly unique to him. It went on to influence actual drummers! It was similar to Larry Graham opening up an entire new dimension on the bass guitar a few decades earlier with his slapping and popping. Maybe it was accident, maybe it was fate. 20 years from now will someone unlock the secrets of some other instrument?
Best dilla feel video I've found. Understanding it in quintuplets was a huge revelation for me! Thank you!
you can also interpret it as nonoles where you put it on the 1 and 6
this guy is pretty convincing and I guess I'm ready for my first bi experience or whatever this video is about
I feel you my dude
Probably not the best way to put it
Watch out son that couch is where dreams go to die
Right?! I bet you Dilla couldn’t even explain what it is that he did. Some things you just have to _FEEL_ musical #genius 🧬
It’s fullest and most informative video about Dila feel (didn’t even know it’s called like that) Ive ever seen! Big big thank you!
Super Dope, J Dilla would have smiled at this video.
This is an incredible lesson. Thank you so much for going through all of the effort to create these practice materials. I am desperately wanting to incorporate this into the playing with my Neo-Soul band, one song in particular for the 1/2 time portion of the song.
Thank you!!!!
Greg
Awesome!! Hip-to-the-hop!! Diggin' it friend!! Nice job getting the kit sound too!!
The drum sounds epic. Thanks for the lesson
Clearly explained & brilliantly executed.
Awesome lesson! Ray Hearne transcribed his "dilla" groove from Carousel using triplet subdivisions but I love thinking about them as quintuplets! Thanks for this!
This helped me more than any other dilla drumming video. Thank you
that is great to hear.. thanks for stopping by, bro!
Fantastic video!! You explained it very well, and gave great examples. Time to go to work!!! Thank you!
Thank you for watching and your nice words. I really appreciate it!
Wow amazingly explained and put it terms which we can use🔥
Danke bro, genau so ein Video habe ich gesucht! :)
Cool man! Amazing explanation and great video quality
An amazing sound, great stuff.
very nicely explained!
I bet you Dilla couldn’t even explain what it is that he did. Some things you just have to _FEEL_ musical #genius 🧬
Exelente, Gracias !
genau die richtige mucke und drumsound fürs dilla feel...
Great lesson! Thank you
Great Lesson !! Thanks for sharing 👏🏻👏🏻
You are welcome!
Nice video! Awesome explanation and playing.
very nicely explained and presented information! huge ups from Finland!
Merci,c est bien réalisé et cela aide bien.
Thanks for the breakdown! Useful.
Thank you for watching!
thanks - very enlightening and useful! Your teaching style is great too.
Thank you very much!
Awesome 👍😎
Love it, great lesson man.
Thanks Mike, really appreciate that, especially from such a great drummer as you are!
Great lesson. Just subscribed. Thank you.
Best breakdown yet....You really spelled it out nicely thank you
Thanks for watching!
Another superb lesson man. Nicely done SIR!!!!
thanks man, means a lot!
NICE JOB GREAT VID!!
thank you very much for this video!
You are very welcome, thanks for watching!
love that
excellent explanation............Great!
Very interesting!
Best lesson on that beat.
Thank you!
great video
Thanks! Great bit of insight :) I'm trying to learn Hip Hop drums, this is definitely gonna drive me nuts!
haha, this can really be tough to get your head around!
Most of hiphop is just the breaks but dilla would put his kicks in between beats and rush his snares
great vid
amazing thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Super lesson, great job
thank you, appreciate it!
Thank you! 🙌
You are welcome
so good thanks man!!!
you are welcome, thank you for watching!
Sounds nice... Great lesson...
Thank you Eric!
Awesome breakdown, brother. Thanks for the quint shuffle track. Gonna play with it right now.
Thanks for checking it out!
amazing lesson buddy !!!!
Thank you!
Thank you Sr.!
You are very welcome!
J-dilla? A lesson for the ages!
Bonjour - Merci pour votre leçon - Joy of Creating for you !
Mon plaisir! Merci d'avoir regardé ma leçon!
That’s nice
aye ty!!
excellent
Thank you!
Well done
Thanks, bro!
Thank you
Thanks
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Thanks man!
Awesome, you totally nailed, but please tell me what instrument I have to move in the red marker's, the hihat, the snare drum or the bass drum????and is it forward the 16/5 or backward, for innstance in the first example once Dillaish, sounds like the second bassdrum of the third quarter hits before the hihat becouse you played the bass drum sooner or delayed the hihat?? or in the same third quarter you play the hihat sooner after the second bassdrum or I'm getting crazy!!!!
great
Sau stark! Much love for playing all of these “in between and off beat stuff” live and simultaneously. I already recognized some of these elements in Hip hop in general, if you listen to the Lofi type beats today, they are messing around with that stuff most of all the time. and to program it in your DAW or on a sampler is one thing, hard enough i think! :D
But to play it live on the Drums... puh, great skills, try maybe to break out from time to time, just when your brain is getting used to the drum pattern!
Anyways, great Video!
Vielen Dank! You are absolutely right. These types of Grooves are really common in modern Hip Hop. Not so much in the mainstream stuff, but (luckily) there is much more than that.
When wrong is right. Dilla's genius.
This is unbelievably tasty. Such a good explanation too!
Woah I've seen this explanation so many times but you just laid it down so well and organised , really good structure/platform for learning how to make your own!
Thank you so much for your nice words.. Really appreciate it, my friend!
TH-cam search “dilloops”
There are 2 videos with a bunch of dilla drums that have been isolated.
It’s all in the feeling
Great Video! But what about the eight notes that are on the beat? They don't sound like beeing perfectly on the beat in dillas beats..
🎧 QUESTION! Real recognizes real. So does this sound like Dilla, the way the drums 🥁 weave in/out of the soul-groove?? 🎶 Listen if you judge good hiphop: th-cam.com/video/qtT9l_r0QO0/w-d-xo.html
gracias canijo !!!!!! like like like
the best yet!
haha, thanks Brian!
From a bassist: is give two thumbs if I could! 👍👍
Best lesson ever!
Haha, thanks bro!
Whats the black ring moving around on his snare?
That is one of these .. bigfatsnaredrum.com
it needs way more soul (and low/low mid frequencies)
Mmm che buono!!🎉
Nice! Was thinking of making a dilla tutorial myself
it's a cool topic to talk about, because it has that very theoretical background with the quintuplet shuffle, but also can be just approached just by feel and without any theory.
Great video! I love this feel. I've been meaning to say that while an intro sequence may seem important, I feel that it takes away from the overall quality of the video. I say get straight to the point and skip your intro. It can be especially draining when watching multiple videos in a row. If an intro is a must-have, perhaps consider a shorter (
Valid point and I'll certainly take that on board with my own lessons. My intros are about 5 seconds long but I think I'll do away with them and get straight into it. Very constructive feedback buddy!
Just checked out your channel -- the 5 second intro isn't bad at all! But I'm all for removing it completely. With Daily Drum Lesson's intro, after four videos, I've watched the intro sequence for a solid minute. Just gets a bit repetitive. You might just consider doing a text overlay as the video starts if you feel the need to add that descriptive text. Good luck with your channel!
thank you so much for your feedback.. I am going to test some alternatives and see how they look and feel. But I guess you are right. Straight to the point would be better!
Great, looking forward to your new content! Thanks again.
Keep the intros :)
Advanced info. lol .. thanks a lot.
It’s a cool concept. But I’m having a hard time understanding how this would ever apply in a live setting unless you’re playing for fellow musicians. Every time I play this for a friend they think it’s messing up or I’m a beginner.
Ohh man thats great! Subbed!
Thank you very much and welcome to the family!
if dilla would head this kicks sound would laugh so hard you can not imagine dude!
Thx for the lesson ? Witch song of Dilla would you recommand to get comfortable with this pattern ?
pick one with a feel you feel comfortable with.. these aren't always exactly on the quintuplets, so it is important that the "degree of shuffle" is in your comfort zone!
@@DailyDrumLesson lol ok, then I'm gonna explore his stuff and train my ears. Thx for the tips ;)
so the math part is:
2/4 > 2/5 > 1/3
0.5 > 0.4 > 0.33
where the middle option is about the "dilla" one
Do you need to have a solid shuffle to get this down? Liked and Subbed, great video
Definitely helps
wicked breakdown!
👍
Nice one. 😌🤙
Thanks Mr. Dilla ;-)
What's up with the snare? 🤔
Found it. It's called Big Fat Snare Drum Steve's Donut. It floats on top of the snare head.
@@modularcuriosity how fitting, using a donut in a jdilla beat video
@@callanc3925 Jdilla Donut!? I see what you did there.
is Dilla the owner of rithm?
Yes... chiper than you 😮
What?!
Hay quá :))))- from Viet Nam
cảm tạ - from Germany ;-)
Nice wobbly dampener on that snare lol
That's a "big fat snare drum" pad and it doesn't fit that well. I think it has too much room because of the S-Hoops.. haven't tried it on another snare with different hoops yet.
What your ancestors would call savage music. Cheers! I think the shoe is on the other foot
you forgot to lay the snare back too
I'm sorry you butchered the nuance of jay dee. those 16ths on the hats and that wackass straight 8th in the snare. WHATCHU DOIIN BOSS