Fast Jazz! - Learn the Bounce Control Technique necessary to play fast tempos!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.ย. 2024
- Garey Williams teaches how to use a: push-pull , throw-catch or open-closed technique (All are the same technique but described differently) to play a double and triple bounce stroke on the Ride Cymbal. Garey explains and demonstrates the wrist, fulcrum, finger techniques used to develop this bounce stroke. Garey is playing on a Paiste 22" Masters Series Dark Crash Ride cymbal with an Innovative Percussion Legacy Maple 7A Drumstick.
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In spite of how simple his explanation is of the movement, I'm discovering that it's difficult to actually do it after so many years of just relying on using my wrists for playing. I'm looking forward to that breakthrough moment where it finally clicks.
Straight forward, clear demonstration…..great video…thanks
This is most definitely an aid to my learning at home method. I've been playing since 2009 but was just an indie rock drummer. Hit hard and keep tempo. As of 1 month ago i've been really hellbent on actually learning to play. Learning rudiments and such. I love jazz and figured jazz is the true path to mastery of the kit. You're the best. Picked up this technique fairly quick.
Thank you so much for the kind words. I am VERY glad my videos are helping you :-)
I am exactly the same starting in 2009 as well. Hoping this helps make me a better drummer
Excellent journey!!! As a working Jazz guy.
Use your hihat on two and four when practicing all fills. And solos.
French side position, throw on 1 pick up on 3. Got it....Now practice! Great video. Thanks, you have helped everyone who watches this.
This video is Pure Gold, thanks for sharing!
Great video. Your technique is excellent!
Thank you!!
Thank you so much! 🙏
This video was the key for me. 😊
Very nice. 👍
Nice breakdown, also saw your book. Thank you.
Thanks for the kind words, James. My book, Drummer's Guide to Big Band has 99 play along tracks so enjoy if you can :-)
Great lesson! Incorporating this into my overall push pull regimen. Thank you
Glad you liked it!
@@DrumsetArtistry a few weeks in, and I feel like this has really helped me take my uptempo playing to a new level! had to thank you again for sharing this knowledge
@@ckaledin You are welcome!
Very nice video. Well demonstrated French Grip ride cymbal beat.
thank you howie mandel!
Thanks Howie
Thanks Garey for this lesson :)
Your welcome!
Very useful. Also this man seems to have evolved past blinking.
Great demo of hand technique
Thanks again Garey, I needed this. Great
Honestly thought you were Howie Mendell
This is also a good method for playing/ learning triple stroke rolls. Very useful!
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The BEST explicación
Thank you.
Your welcome!
Thanks
Thanks - this help me (I´m a Rock drummer) on my new way to Jazz.
Great! Let me know if I can help! Cheers!
I saw a clip of you with Kareem Kandi band.Crazy fast swing tempos.
He likes to play fast for sure!! Thanks!
Was hoping this video existed! Thanks so much, Garey!
Your welcome!
Sehr gut erklärt, vielen Dank !!
Many thanks for a very useful video! I have been practicing this, and I do not manage to avoid the stick from moving up and down, and I thus lose the balance point and the rebound. Would you have any tips on how to avoid this from happening?
Try angling your cymbal more to see if that could help. You are holding the stick a tad to loose. I can help you best in a private lesson.
See Gordy Knudtson's videos. He is one of the early proponents of this technique, and he does it well.
Yes I have seen Gordy's video and saw him at a clinic. His stuff is excellent!
@@gareywilliams Thank you Sir, for the kindness in sharing your methods as well. I watched this video all the way through and like your use of the thumb. Take care.
@@0509killer Thanks for the kind words!
I notice at 4:07 you was switching the fulcrum from index to middle. Why did you do that?
I use a shifting fulcrum approach. Middle finger fulcrum for slow to medium up tempos. Front hand fulcrum for faster tempos.
This man looks like the dude off deal or no deal
Thanks for this lesson. I use a different motion: open-close then a tap. It works, but do you think there is a risk of injuries by doing this tap at the end ?
As long as your technique works for you and you have no pain then you are good :-)
@@DrumsetArtistry that was a good question what technique do you think is better?
you seem to be using your index finger as the fulcrum. won’t this increase your chance of getting tendinitis? as opposed to using your middle
No. The opposite would occur if I didn't use my index finger for fast bounced strokes.
Awesome!!
I guess watching the movie Whiplash got me here, but this is interesting nonetheless.
Not my quite my tempo lol. Were you rushing or dragging?
Yes :-)
When you show open-close without stick, you open all 4 fingers. But when you play, you open only 3 fingers. And keep stick between index and thumb fingers
Good eyes. It makes the point more obvious to the viewer the concept of opening an closing your hand so that you do it as much as you can when you place the stick in your hand.
Thankyou ❤ ...is that a paiste masters 20" dark ride !?