Hey I tried to watch the 6 free drum lessons but it doesn't seem to be working. I think it only showed me one. Any possibility you could help me out with this? Btw thanks for uploading all these videos. They are amazing my friend!
@@saullapointe5448 use a metronome and you can start w/ the basics by just doing RLK on the rack tom, floor tom and bass, then add 5bpm every 5 mins, don't add if you still can't do a faster tempo, try experimenting different RLK combinations around your kit as you progress. On the practice pad I just do Rll Rll Rll RLR Lrr Lrr Lrr LRL, repeatedly while using a metronome. On the kick pads if you play double bass, just do triplets with your right feet as lead, then alternate w/ your left feet as lead, every minute. Start slow then add tempo as you progress. And lastly, "TH-cam" 😁
Saw this one over the weekend, New Subb & trying it out Now at home! I'm creating a New Warmup list and adding this to it, (Reading/writing Both part of my more recent studies with Teacher here locally so may have to just chart this one out as well,(for overall best approach)...Thanks And will Continue Watching form here in PNW!:) ~My Bad! Back for review & I see you've got it written at the 12:20 mark...It's All there!!...thanks Again!
Maaan this is so difficult for me. I grew up in a old school baptist church so I didn't even know what chopping was. What's a good way to start getting into chopping? I don't even want to do any of the crazy stuff. Just add another dimension to my musicianship.
@@KTBD242 I like to consider myself a professional drummer in the sense that I definitely can drive a groove and create patterns that other gospel drummers don't but I never was exposed to the chop thing. Just grooving and playing for the emotions of the song. I love the sound of chops when they fit the context so part of me loves it and part of me hates it. It feels like a different muscle that has to be developed.
@@carlinmuccularAppreciate the reply. I came up only seeing grooving drummers and listening to old blues or RnB music so I have a love hate relationship with chopping. I just started finding myself wanting to explore 32nd notes and I'm starting to feel a plateau in a sense. I can groove for days but I feel like learning this would give me another skillset for when the time is right.
Use a metronome. Start off slow. As you get comfortable gradually increase your speed. Practice practice practice. The more you play the better you’ll get until one day you’ll look up and be like; OH SNAP!!!
I've been looking for someone to show me how to go into gospel drumming.. I'm currently a worship drummer.. Well I'm gona check out your site thank you for the lesson
its next video up already? im trying to to figure out if this exercise is the missing link on chops or the whole "cleaning" practice is the thing. sorry about my english and thanks for the videos!
Hello sir, I've a question for you. Which method did you use or which learning program did you follow to master the drum rudiments with all the bulk of rudiments we're to master 🤲🤲🤲😭😭
Thanks man, ive been drumming since 2nd grade of elementary and now im in 12th grade and i am a self taught lefty drummer thst plays on a right handed drum, open handed, and coordination is so hard for me because though im a lefty but in drums only and im using my right hand in all that i do, my form is so confusing because when i ghost note my left is stronger than my right but my right is in the snare, its so hard to criss cross to make a single chop, what advice can you give me with that bro, btw im a new subscriber, also a church drummer i want to improve bro, i hope u can help me with that, love ur vids! From the Philippines 🇵🇭
Morning Carlin, could you tell me where the extended version of this is on the website. I have the Concepts Chops & Creativity module. If it's not there I'll go get it where ever it is. Thanks Carlin. I'm getting better everyday.
Sure! It’s under “All Drum Lesson Modules.” It’s #13. Thanks for your support! You can also email me from my website with the “contact” tab if you have questions!
Hey Carlin. Amazing lesson as always! I've been meaning to ask, what interface do you use to record your drums? Checked your video description but didn't see it there.
@@carlinmuccular Mostly a pocket drummer is the drummer to be👍 With a bag of ghost notes that are most definitely not chops. Fan question: has a man of your young age seen Pulp Fiction the movie? Where there is that chopper reference? Peace 🖖
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Hey I tried to watch the 6 free drum lessons but it doesn't seem to be working. I think it only showed me one. Any possibility you could help me out with this? Btw thanks for uploading all these videos. They are amazing my friend!
Been playing forever… and this is new to me. Never too late to upgrade
Triplets is the key, try practicing rrllk rlk rlrlk rrllk, and rll rll rll rlr lrr lrr lrr lrl, and ofcourse the never ending rlrrlrll 😁
@@thefatboy__goneslim7376how do you practice them? Separate or in groups?
@@saullapointe5448 use a metronome and you can start w/ the basics by just doing RLK on the rack tom, floor tom and bass, then add 5bpm every 5 mins, don't add if you still can't do a faster tempo, try experimenting different RLK combinations around your kit as you progress. On the practice pad I just do Rll Rll Rll RLR Lrr Lrr Lrr LRL, repeatedly while using a metronome. On the kick pads if you play double bass, just do triplets with your right feet as lead, then alternate w/ your left feet as lead, every minute. Start slow then add tempo as you progress. And lastly, "TH-cam" 😁
This guy is hands down the best drum teacher online.
You are so generous and awesome in your ability to raise the bar of drumming. Thank you bruh 😎
You’re welcome!
Excellent lesson!!!
Never seen any of your videos. This was such a good lesson. I really appreciate your help and insight. Thank you and God bless!
Big bro, you're a blessing to the drum community!
I appreciate that!
Your chops are terrific. So are your metaphors. Thanks!
Thanks Jon!
You're an outstanding drummer and musician God bless you and thank you.
Thank you kindly!
This is phenomenal
Nice video Carlin...thank you. Your skills are impressive...
Saw this one over the weekend, New Subb & trying it out Now at home!
I'm creating a New Warmup list and adding this to it, (Reading/writing Both part of my more recent studies with Teacher here locally so may have to just chart this one out as well,(for overall best approach)...Thanks And will Continue Watching form here in PNW!:)
~My Bad! Back for review & I see you've got it written at the 12:20 mark...It's All there!!...thanks Again!
Wow, drumheads info really helps, thank you very much mate!
Absolutely love your channel and the way you describe things. Major blessing brotha thank you so much!
Dude, your classes are the best, you dont know how it helps me in my daily practices! you rock.
Great to hear!
Awesomeness
Great exercise Carlin, and great video content.✌️
Thanks 4 d lessons and also opening my mind ❤❤❤🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🔥🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠
No doubt!
I use almost all your chops 🥢🥁 ⚡🔥in my playing thanks for sharing your knowledge
You’re welcome! 👍
You are an amazing teacher and drummer sir🎉. I celebrate your Grace from Ghana here 💪🏾
Wow, thank you
Tapped in and about to sit on my kit and follow along
Let’s go! ⛽️⛽️⛽️
Bro great lesson and even greater analogies 😂
You have really been helping me open my mind as a drummer... You're an inspiration!!! 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿
Thanks for watching!
The analogies you come up with are amazing! Sincerely look forward to ur videos thx man!
Thanks man. I really appreciate that. It helps to know that you’re enjoying the vids!
You're amazing 🎉
Thanks for watching!
awesome!!!
You’re always keeping time with your left too I see 👍. I gotta work on that.
You the best
You a Magician😊
🪄🪄lol. Thanks for watching man
Thanks sir for the lessons 🐐💯
You bet
Thanks bro ❤
Welcome 😊
Thank you for posting this brother Carlin. One very specific request: Please add a foot cam. Especially for this video.
Maaan this is so difficult for me. I grew up in a old school baptist church so I didn't even know what chopping was. What's a good way to start getting into chopping? I don't even want to do any of the crazy stuff. Just add another dimension to my musicianship.
Simply put. Watch more videos on my channel! Most of my videos are “easy” chops. The harder stuff comes with lots of practice and your own creativity
@@KTBD242 I like to consider myself a professional drummer in the sense that I definitely can drive a groove and create patterns that other gospel drummers don't but I never was exposed to the chop thing. Just grooving and playing for the emotions of the song. I love the sound of chops when they fit the context so part of me loves it and part of me hates it. It feels like a different muscle that has to be developed.
@@carlinmuccularAppreciate the reply. I came up only seeing grooving drummers and listening to old blues or RnB music so I have a love hate relationship with chopping. I just started finding myself wanting to explore 32nd notes and I'm starting to feel a plateau in a sense. I can groove for days but I feel like learning this would give me another skillset for when the time is right.
Learning your rudiments helps a lot as well
Use a metronome.
Start off slow.
As you get comfortable gradually increase your speed.
Practice practice practice.
The more you play the better you’ll get until one day you’ll look up and be like;
OH SNAP!!!
Just subscribed now, this is really challenging me right now. But I am fighting...battling to get these hands and feet destupified
🤣 stay consistent. Your breakthrough will come! Go slow. Make it as easy as possible. Then speed it up as you get comfortable!
@@carlinmuccular Thank you very much😅, I am getting better. My feet isn't as clean yet as I speed up. But I am pushing myself.
Great lesson! I found this challenging. When I get this with my right foot I switched to my left. That sucks😅
Great sounding cymbals 🔥
Thanks for listening!
Sooooo goodddd🥁🥁🥁🥁🔥🔥🔥🔥
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loved this whole lesson before I even knew who you played with....Knew those chops sounded familiar
Back to the lab I go! Great exercise
Hahaha let’s go!
Thanks for this lesson man. weldone bro ❤💯
No doubt. Thanks for watching
Great！thanks❤
No problem 😊
Menyala..abangKu...😊❤
Dude i Love your Phrasing!! :)
Thank you!
Esse cara é diferenciado 👏👏👏
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Thanks
No problem
I've been looking for someone to show me how to go into gospel drumming.. I'm currently a worship drummer.. Well I'm gona check out your site thank you for the lesson
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Gospel chops is a name that the church put on old fusion combinations of Vinne, Weckyl etc. Its just chops. The church steals everything..
Love it 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🔥🔥🔥
Thank you for the knowledge now let me get to work peace
I must be on track then. Did it for the first time and nailed it.
Great thanks a lot
You’re welcome!
its next video up already? im trying to to figure out if this exercise is the missing link on chops or the whole "cleaning" practice is the thing. sorry about my english and thanks for the videos!
This is gonna help me much
I have one question, did you think of chop/fill pattern and practice that or you just improvise it on the fly
i want to unlock my chops thanks bro, can you do some easy gospel chops? i need to improve my drumming skills
I have a new course coming. You can also check out my website
Keep practicing…. It will come 😤🙌🏾
Hello sir, I've a question for you. Which method did you use or which learning program did you follow to master the drum rudiments with all the bulk of rudiments we're to master 🤲🤲🤲😭😭
Thanks man, ive been drumming since 2nd grade of elementary and now im in 12th grade and i am a self taught lefty drummer thst plays on a right handed drum, open handed, and coordination is so hard for me because though im a lefty but in drums only and im using my right hand in all that i do, my form is so confusing because when i ghost note my left is stronger than my right but my right is in the snare, its so hard to criss cross to make a single chop, what advice can you give me with that bro, btw im a new subscriber, also a church drummer i want to improve bro, i hope u can help me with that, love ur vids! From the Philippines 🇵🇭
Sounds like the Rosanna Shuffle!
Pls continue the video on how to share it around snare next
We love you u d best
It’s available on my website :)
Great video! I'm curious what the huge looking dampening ring on your floor tom is?
It’s the Remo Sub Mufl system. Check it out on their website! Helps my floor tom sound like a cannon! (But it’s not everyone’s preference.)
And thanks for the compliment!
I'd like to see the hit chart to see where the hand and kick matchups are. I can't quite pick it up
Morning Carlin, could you tell me where the extended version of this is on the website. I have the Concepts Chops & Creativity module. If it's not there I'll go get it where ever it is. Thanks Carlin. I'm getting better everyday.
Carlin thank you just listened again and now know it's on your membership portion of the website. Going to go get my subscription right now.
Sure! It’s under “All Drum Lesson Modules.” It’s #13. Thanks for your support! You can also email me from my website with the “contact” tab if you have questions!
@@carlinmuccular Thank you Carlin!
still working on this
Hey Carlin.
Amazing lesson as always!
I've been meaning to ask, what interface do you use to record your drums? Checked your video description but didn't see it there.
Ah man I need to add that!
It’s a Focusrite Clarett. I love the sound. Thanks for the love!
It’s hard. Struggling 😢
Good! Slow it down. You’ll get it. This is how you get better. Push through!!!
@@carlinmuccular thanks for the encouragement boss, slowed it down and now I can play it slow at least.
We are going to do what? 😮 Oh, those kicks! I’ll be all tangled up. 😂 Time to do work.
Hahaha. Let’s go! You got this! This is the price of progress. 💪🏽
Am getting it cumbersome to play the kick part
If it helps to count sixteenth notes:
1e a2e &a4e
Yes! That’s why I threw the transcription in there for those that might want to count it out. Thanks for the input!
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“The progress is inside of the pain” 😅
Can't find the track
Can you send me the link please
www.shedtracks.com/collections/new-releases/products/complex-drill-drumless-track
Thank you drums Vince Staples
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Tnx bro.
You’re welcome!
It took me an hour to produce a ragged version of this.
🤣🤣🤣 that’s hilarious man. Keep at it! You’re just paying the price of progress!
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He's not a drummer, baby!
He's a chopper... 😁
😂. I’m mostly a pocket drummer honestly!
@@carlinmuccular Mostly a pocket drummer is the drummer to be👍 With a bag of ghost notes that are most definitely not chops.
Fan question: has a man of your young age seen Pulp Fiction the movie? Where there is that chopper reference?
Peace 🖖
@@carlinmuccular Infact you are a genius because I learnt something knew that is LRKK
I can't can't even play 50% of your chop
@@carlinmuccularI finds it difficult to translate my chops from practice pad to real drum kits please any help?
I think your stuck in linear sticking, the style sounds flashy and fast, but almost every chop is linear, its the same phrasing over and over
you use alot of you kick pedal more then do fill on your toms
Depends on the song!
this is lit! thanks for another awesome vid lesson. ✨
No doubt!
Thanks for watching.
oooo that's hard to get clean..had to start with the 3s. thanks for this one.
Thanks for watching man. Good luck! Lol
You are an amazing teacher and drummer sir🎉. I celebrate your Grace from Ghana here 💪🏾
Wow, thank you
Thx for watching!
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