I practice singles, doubles, para diddle, and flams. I'll mix it up by doing some extras stuff like flam taps, 5 and 6 strokes, Swiss rolls, and moving accents around. But I'm very lazy and mostly just learn songs.
I have a used Evans practice pad, and I getting good rebound but not getting the same rebound on the drums - any suggestions? Plus - what do you have wrapped around your sticks? does it muffle the sound? Thanks for all your great video, just a beginner and very excited about learning.
I just started using a pad before actually buying a drum set as i want to make sure i can do the basic stuff. But im having problems with my left hand, its just all over the place missing the pad all together sometimes. Think that will improve with practice? Thx
Im in the same boat. I am a guitarist and my right hand is very very accurate r l r r l r l l lol. I droo the left hand stick or rim shot the snare etc.
It takes time to improve your non-dominate hand. Work on rudiments slowly focusing on stick control and technique. Speed comes after lots of slow repetition. .
I've just started practicing on practice pad but still haven't perfected how to hold drumsticks. I just don't seem to find that perfect position where the flow is smooth. My hits are all messed up right now.
I need your opinion! I am a guitar and piano player, and I can kinda hold the rythm steady on a 4/4 song on drums. I can play the beginner 4/4 rythms quite well. For example, I can play "snow" by the RHCP, with just a few mistakes here and there, but it's decent. I have the opportunity to play on a real drumset once a week, for about an hour, on a local music school. Without any teacher. Do you think a practice pad can help me develop techniques and learn drum rolls etc? I would appreciate some drummer-tips, thanks!
Yeah! I play drums for about just under half a year and I’m getting a pad tomorrow and I normally Drum on random things but it’s great for traveling and practice if your In a band
wow I want a drum pad for practice but I want this drum pad as my side snare like a Electronic drum pad. I had to spend money to buy that Pintech Drum electronic pad as my side snare.
Eden have you started yet??? You totally should! I play in my highschool's battery and had a blast last season! Looking forward to more of it. Drum set it also an option and is equally as fun.
Eden google music stores in your area. Many of them will offer lessons for a cost. Absolutely don't be afraid to ask! It's their passion and they'd love to help you! Playing like a pro will only come from hard work and practicing. You cant think about "when will it happen?" You must work for it, but the journey to that point is a spectacular one you'll enjoy.
might have to get one of these just to dick about with at work... theres a 3 inch hole in the counter that ive taped up and i spend all day drumming on it with two toy windmill sticks. thanks for the rudiment videos, it gives me stuff to do to stop my brains falling out my nose. dont even play drums....
Hey man, I've been playing for about a year but I cannot get holding sticks/stick technique down. I've seen tons of videos but I feel like nothing is changing. What should I do?
Skinny Bolts Jakson well the best option is to take lessons. But if you can't do that, play on your pad in front of a mirror and watch your hands to make sure they don't change from the correct grip.
BUTTS69 Or with more practice you’ll eventually learn to use your fingers only for rebound. Honestly it just takes a ton of practice it took me almost two months to get it all into muscle memory
I practice singles, doubles, para diddle, and flams. I'll mix it up by doing some extras stuff like flam taps, 5 and 6 strokes, Swiss rolls, and moving accents around. But I'm very lazy and mostly just learn songs.
I play guitar and watch Rabea...but I’m going to start playing drums....once I buy them next month. First purchase is sticks and pad!!! Thanks Ben!!!
I really want to learn drums but I don’t know how to practice on a pad. So thanks for this. Now I can easily do my drum lessons!
Wow, I learned what paradiddles are today. Plus it's a really funny word lol!
Setup is just as important as the practice! Great video!
"The next tip is to actually use a practice pad"
😂
“Be down in a minute, just filming myself from the side playing with my stick “
using two sporks and a paper plate :)
You are a trooper
as you should
If you close your eyes and listen to him talk he sounds like Harry Potter
Jessica Keopke even if i dont close my eyes i see potter
If you turn the volume all the way down, he starts to look like Harry Potter.
It’s Erik Potter, Harry’s cool older brother
No he sounds like Dantdm
Lol look at him.. his family is obviously extremely close to Radcliffe’s somewhere down the line....
i play guitar and still learning how to play drums.. this is a really good advice. Thanks ben!
I have a used Evans practice pad, and I getting good rebound but not getting the same rebound on the drums - any suggestions? Plus - what do you have wrapped around your sticks? does it muffle the sound? Thanks for all your great video, just a beginner and very excited about learning.
Love the video
😇
I just started using a pad before actually buying a drum set as i want to make sure i can do the basic stuff. But im having problems with my left hand, its just all over the place missing the pad all together sometimes. Think that will improve with practice? Thx
Im in the same boat. I am a guitarist and my right hand is very very accurate r l r r l r l l lol. I droo the left hand stick or rim shot the snare etc.
okay to improve ur left hand always start ur paradidle with ur left hand when rehearsal
It takes time to improve your non-dominate hand. Work on rudiments slowly focusing on stick control and technique. Speed comes after lots of slow repetition. .
I’m having a hard time with doubles with my left hand too
You're a great teacher.
We talking bout PRACTICE
Not a game. Practice.
I want to play drums but I can't afford a kit so should I get a pad
Raydor VI get a practice kit. look them up, they cost about 90 bucks last time I checked
I got a Evans real feel for 30$ it’s really good for speed
Don't buy this shit I'm suffering know
Good start 😊
Thank you you're gonna make me a terrific drummer Harry
You're drummer harry
I've just started practicing on practice pad but still haven't perfected how to hold drumsticks. I just don't seem to find that perfect position where the flow is smooth. My hits are all messed up right now.
i just have percussion lessons, how do i get excited about practice pads
I'm curious, do you still play?
I need your opinion! I am a guitar and piano player, and I can kinda hold the rythm steady on a 4/4 song on drums. I can play the beginner 4/4 rythms quite well. For example, I can play "snow" by the RHCP, with just a few mistakes here and there, but it's decent. I have the opportunity to play on a real drumset once a week, for about an hour, on a local music school. Without any teacher. Do you think a practice pad can help me develop techniques and learn drum rolls etc? I would appreciate some drummer-tips, thanks!
Yes, it would
Yeah! I play drums for about just under half a year and I’m getting a pad tomorrow and I normally Drum on random things but it’s great for traveling and practice if your In a band
What kind of drum sticks should I get for my practice pad?
Whatever your comfortable with
New drum sticks!!!
wow I want a drum pad for practice but I want this drum pad as my side snare like a Electronic drum pad.
I had to spend money to buy that Pintech Drum electronic pad as my side snare.
What kind of stand are you using? I bought one today and I would like it to hug my pad in place and not move
Wood tip or plastic tip sticks on the pad?
Ben mínal what size is your practice pad? I’ve got a 6 inch pad do those kinds of pads work?
Thanks!
Is this the drummer from Dorje?
awesome! thanks!!
I don't play drums
its 1am. i have papers due. .. and i dont even play drums FFS
Eden have you started yet??? You totally should! I play in my highschool's battery and had a blast last season! Looking forward to more of it. Drum set it also an option and is equally as fun.
Eden google music stores in your area. Many of them will offer lessons for a cost. Absolutely don't be afraid to ask! It's their passion and they'd love to help you! Playing like a pro will only come from hard work and practicing. You cant think about "when will it happen?" You must work for it, but the journey to that point is a spectacular one you'll enjoy.
Eden by the way, what are you hoping to play? Drum set or in a marching drumline somewhere?
Eden any time dude! Hope you have a great time 👍
Great lesson man. Can u tell whats the pad u are using? Seems like the ideal middle between pad and pillow practice :D Want it)
I love playing drums. :)
Marcellejo Gaudinn same :)
Thanks mate.
I’m looking for a snare stand to hold a nitro snare where did you get this one from bud great tips as well
It’s 8 inches
My dad just bought me my first set of drum sticks and a practice pad
this is great
I used to have a drum kit but want one of these just to sit in front of the tv with 🥁
How many time for days do you practise on your drum pad ???
Simone Zangari 42
And bring a towel
Hey bro where did you get that pad from ??? I'm from the UK
Direct from Reflexx
helpful--ty
Where can I get the pad? It sounds very quiet
Just Google Reflexx Practice Pad. They're great guys
What snare stand is that?
might have to get one of these just to dick about with at work... theres a 3 inch hole in the counter that ive taped up and i spend all day drumming on it with two toy windmill sticks. thanks for the rudiment videos, it gives me stuff to do to stop my brains falling out my nose. dont even play drums....
Hey man, I've been playing for about a year but I cannot get holding sticks/stick technique down. I've seen tons of videos but I feel like nothing is changing. What should I do?
Skinny Bolts Jakson well the best option is to take lessons. But if you can't do that, play on your pad in front of a mirror and watch your hands to make sure they don't change from the correct grip.
Skinny Bolts Jakson what exact grip are u trying to get down
Grayson Hamilton you dont learn because u dont try to listen to what they say
When u hold a stick, relax your hands dont grip it to much.
When your druming do not use your whole arm use your rist
BUTTS69 Or with more practice you’ll eventually learn to use your fingers only for rebound. Honestly it just takes a ton of practice it took me almost two months to get it all into muscle memory
What's that orange-yellow thing on your right lips.
Mr Smith class
I’m using my moms coaster as a practice pad
Super fantastic sounds next video please send me sir
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Thank you Harry Potter
Between the sweatpants and that hair, I feel like this dude just woke up 5 minutes before the video.
Haha 😂 intense practice pad morning routine!
just discovered this
I am Big drummer in India
We're talkin' about practice...Not a game. Practice.
My Son does not have a practice pad I will buy a practice pad
I only have a pad, no kit
1:06 is hair
Vahiyat
"we're not metronomic robots" yeah, speak for yourself buddy ;)
Point to be noted
ya you are so smart 200 IQ
Por que los americanos hablais tanto?
No es Americano, es Ingles!
Bueno ,pues los ingleses,¿ porque hablan mucho y hacen poco?.(no todos)
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I didnt
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I'm goin to save you time.
"If you're looking to speed up your hands." **CLICK NEXT VIDEO** ITS NOT WORTH IT