@@kinsine Uh, I actually am a percussionist. I'm just not a good one, nor a knowledgeable one. I don't see a reason for your comment really, especially since it was wrong.
@@dark-san. You maybe play marimba from school and call yourself "percussionist" becausea like, how tf do you work with rythms and music figures and not know what a 32nd note is. Dude, wtf
Hey bro, nice vid! Hope you dont mind I suggest a fun switch up for this exercise. Play the variations with 1 hand between the transitions. Example FOR 8TH NOTE RLRLRLRL | RRRRRRRR LRLRLRLR | LLLLLLLLL Etc
Is a harder pad better than a pad with more rebound? Sometimes I use both simultaneously , but than I switch to the snare drum and have to re grip to accommodate the head’s rebound
I would say, if you’re trying to mimic the feel of a snare trying to use a pad that isn’t extremely bouncy. There’s always going to be a weird transition when you go from pad to snare.
They're not even the right hand sounds more dominant & better 2 practice with the sound off the strobe will sharpen ur eye hand coordination 100 percent this is definitely the Old School way of all the true Masters that have paved the way. So Drop'em in Da' Pocket! And just another suggestion you need that sweet old Traditional Grip!!!
@@SkinnyGeorgedamn sorry you had to read through that grammar 😅 He does make a valid point about the consistency in hit sound. It's the most challenging part, and there aren't many vids on it. You probably already practice this, but notice how different the dynamics are compared to 8th note at the start and then your 32nd notes near the end? Also, I do agree, but it sounds like your right hand is playing noticeably louder than your left. Exception is your 32nd notes. The dyanmics were perfect there. Timing is great. You can tell the pitch of the two hits before the 32nd are different though I practice this by switching from singles into doubles and making them sound exactly the same. It took me about 3 years of practicing 2 hours a day to get to a level I'm mildly content with.
Ugh, traditional is so out dated. I wouldn't even advocate traditional grip to jazz drummers nowadays. Moeller + push pull technique alternating between a German and American grip is far superior to achieve speed + power. Problem with traditional grip is that it sounds incredibly underwhelming
@@fcarmelaca2910 for sure you can. Just start at a tempo that works for you. And make sure to focus on each one separately until you feel comfortable. You’ll killing it in no time.
@@fcarmelaca2910 you can ... just practice it everyday for 10 minutes... After a week you will see big progresses... greetings from germany Christoph 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
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Ik your arms are on fire 😂 i’m just learning to drum my arms are struggling 😂😂
There’s always a burn! Haha
Про ноги не забывай их тоже нужо разогнать на кордане🎉
@@SkinnyGeorgesame here
if youre just starting out and feeling a burn something with your technique needs fixing
keep practicing man. do drum roll exercises to a metronome til you can't do em any more.
Short but sweet demonstration…..takes a lot of practice….thanks
Thanks so much!
That actually is the best single stroke roll exercise I’ve seen.
Appreciate that!
Me chilling with the notes:👂
Granpa: Son get down their in the woods⚰️
I was waiting for 64th notes
I could listen to this all day 😮
Thanks!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
32nd stroke sounds like some Joey Jordison type shit, giving me early Slipknot vibes
Awwww.. I wanted to see the blast beat at the end🤣🤣
You have a gift for storytelling.
Go so fast that it starts glitching
CLEAN🥁VERY CLEAN !
"VERY nice, my Man!! Yep!"
why do u put things in quotation marks?
oo the loop 🔥
Beautiful!
Cleeeeeean… props
Most Excellent Presentation ✝️👍🤙✌️
Brilliant.
that’s awesome
Nice chops 👍
Thanks!
Grandpa got WW2 Flashbacks here with the 16th notes one💀🙏
Like a machine
I didn't know 32nd notes existed. I'm a percussionist.
Wait till this guy finds one blue devils snare break and sees 11:6
wait till he finds out about 64ths
yea no one believes that shit
@@kinsine Uh, I actually am a percussionist. I'm just not a good one, nor a knowledgeable one. I don't see a reason for your comment really, especially since it was wrong.
@@dark-san. You maybe play marimba from school and call yourself "percussionist" becausea like, how tf do you work with rythms and music figures and not know what a 32nd note is. Dude, wtf
Охренительно.. 😮
This guy can play blastbeats
GOD FINGERS
"Sextuplet"💀
THE GRUDGE
I don't why I thought those were flams, when it clearly said single strokes 😅
We need to see open close open single strokes
hot Man
👍👍👍
Didn't know that George Clooney ist such a good Drummer
Great demo
Dude HOW
❤❤❤❤😮😅😊
Good I ❤it
Nice editing
Thanks for checking out the video!
Should show 5s and 7s also
Go German grip. Unlocked the matrix for me.
Starts loosing it at the end
💯💯💯😂😂😂
@@SkinnyGeorgeStill good though 👍👍
"......no, not really, Mr.Apiece Odirtbag!!"
he was using arms then wrists and after that fingers.
Toca tan bien que se ve que toca en el aire
Si! 🙌🏼
Casually playing chicken wing chicken wing hot dog and bologna
Can you do this again but looking at the camera the whole time with a smile?
No 32nd triplets? 😜 haha gj!!
I hear chicken wing chicken 💀
Same
Hey bro, nice vid! Hope you dont mind I suggest a fun switch up for this exercise.
Play the variations with 1 hand between the transitions.
Example
FOR 8TH NOTE
RLRLRLRL | RRRRRRRR
LRLRLRLR | LLLLLLLLL
Etc
👍🏻
Is a harder pad better than a pad with more rebound? Sometimes I use both simultaneously , but than I switch to the snare drum and have to re grip to accommodate the head’s rebound
I would say, if you’re trying to mimic the feel of a snare trying to use a pad that isn’t extremely bouncy. There’s always going to be a weird transition when you go from pad to snare.
What is that thing you drum on? I need to buy that
If you listen closely you can hear chicken wing and macaroni kid singing in the background
Who ate quintaplets and septaplets?
Cool. Now do 64th notes 😈
The way he stood like one of thos toy drumming monkeys😂.. beautiful demonstration tho.
Fr
Chicken wing chicken wing hot dog and bologna
blink seven times if you're in dire need of help
What your practice pad?
Hands:✨
Face:🙄
64nd isnt a thing but imagine 💀
yes… it is…
@@clutchmasegolf he means that’s possible
@@Drummer-ib8smyes, it is
a 64th
whats a 64nd
Yo what sticks do you use?
But the 5th and 7th groups?
he looks like eminem
The drummer who never learned doubles
sextuplet💀
😂😂
😑
Gear 5
What about them 32 trips 😂
💀💀💀
no 64th notes?
I need this app
Sir we need to to surrender the sticks, your hacking in real life. They aren’t even touching the pad. HOW?!?
You forgot quintuplets and septuplets.
Where's the drop?
No 64ths ?
They're not even the right hand sounds more dominant & better 2 practice with the sound off the strobe will sharpen ur eye hand coordination 100 percent this is definitely the Old School way of all the true Masters that have paved the way.
So Drop'em in Da' Pocket!
And just another suggestion you need that sweet old Traditional Grip!!!
🙌🏼🙌🏼
@@SkinnyGeorgedamn sorry you had to read through that grammar 😅 He does make a valid point about the consistency in hit sound.
It's the most challenging part, and there aren't many vids on it.
You probably already practice this, but notice how different the dynamics are compared to 8th note at the start and then your 32nd notes near the end?
Also, I do agree, but it sounds like your right hand is playing noticeably louder than your left. Exception is your 32nd notes. The dyanmics were perfect there. Timing is great. You can tell the pitch of the two hits before the 32nd are different though
I practice this by switching from singles into doubles and making them sound exactly the same. It took me about 3 years of practicing 2 hours a day to get to a level I'm mildly content with.
Ugh, traditional is so out dated. I wouldn't even advocate traditional grip to jazz drummers nowadays. Moeller + push pull technique alternating between a German and American grip is far superior to achieve speed + power.
Problem with traditional grip is that it sounds incredibly underwhelming
What happened to 5lets and 7lets
People don’t have the attention span for all that. 😅😅😅
太鼓の達人プレイヤーはなんと48分を処理しています😂😂
Where my 5's?
I kept it basic. 🥺🥺🥺
Name of the drum
What app behind the screen that helping to practice what app bro
metronomer?
Do 64ths. 😂
What's the release...don't rush it.
Guilty as charged! Hahaha
Throw in Quíntuplets
What!? No hemidemisemiquavers? (64th notes)
Fingertips
🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
French grip?
Too many years playing timpani! 🤣🤣🤣
Hooooooow???!!!!?
A lot... of.. PRACTICE! lol too much really
@@SkinnyGeorge Hi George.. I’m a beginner and Im not sure if I can actually learn that 😅 but will try
@@fcarmelaca2910 for sure you can. Just start at a tempo that works for you. And make sure to focus on each one separately until you feel comfortable. You’ll killing it in no time.
@@fcarmelaca2910 you can ... just practice it everyday for 10 minutes... After a week you will see big progresses... greetings from germany Christoph 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏
@@fcarmelaca2910 very important ... Start slow at 60 bpm but clean ...
What tempo is this? Gonna use it for sure, great chop builder
100 i think
120
no 5s :(
Interessante!
Do dodecahedruplet
Is it like 110 bpm?
Yup i think so
What about that 5-let
Hold up.. is this how you are supposed to do single stroke roll slow-fast-slow?!?? Ive just been going from slow to fast not with different rhythms.
Ты правую руку наверх заводишь, либо больше замах на левую, или не заводи правую
Uh fivelets?
Где 5?
You could have done what smart people do and chew a few valium
😳😳😳
Haha! He couldnt do 64🤣
Not even close! Haha
@@SkinnyGeorge u know I'm kidding? I couldn't even begin to do any of that! Great stuff👍
@@natteralus for sure man! But I really do wish I could do it. 🤣🤣
Bro's an npc
💯💯💯
5s and 7s don't exist
Not enough wrist
💯💯💯
His wrists look like Jelly🤢🤢
👀👀👀
@@SkinnyGeorgeNo offense 🤭🤭
@@BensonBoonie0505 none taken!! 😍
Alguien noto que no disfruta ni lo más mínimo.... Si expresión facial arruina el vídeo
😂😂😂