Drumming Warm-Up (Beginner) - Drum Lesson
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ส.ค. 2013
- Get your practice pad and sticks and prepare to practice along with me in this video. I put together this very simple warm-up for you to use before a long practice session or going on stage at a gig.
Challenge yourself and follow along with me. Then move on to the more challenging tempos at the Intermediate and Advanced levels!
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Boy that drum kit must have told a funny joke before the cameras cut on because he turned around laughing
Lance Gordon Brown wrote on
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i'm dead
Edith Evans with a red face
For everybody who got lost at the swiss army triplet, slow down thee video to 0.5. Then you can practice it at 8th note, try it for a few minutes and identify the pattern, he throws 2 flams after every 4 bars. When you get comfortable with 8th note you can move on to the 16th
shut up dumbo face
Didn’t think to lower the speed. Thanks a lot! The 4 bars note helped a ton too
Or for those even clueless after that: th-cam.com/video/ZVnNoNs1iBk/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=Drumeo
You're a genius
That's exactly what I needed, didn't know changing the video speed was an option, thank you!
after practicing day in and day out whenever I would get the chance (even during Netflix-watching sessions) i am proud to say that I have officially caught up to the tempo of this video in just a week and a half. I am already proud of my small and simple, yet motivating progress! i still remember watching this video for the first time and being in complete shock at #4 and 5, but as a previously classically-trained flautist I must say that "practice makes BETTER" and i'm excited to continue my journey as a percussionist
This is very inspiring! Thank you!
awesome!
How's your progress been since? I just started learning snare yesterday (I'm bass drum/synth normally) and I have about ten months until I'll be section leader, rip.
As someone nearing the 4 year mark, I feel so humbled by this simple exercise because it made me realize that I still need to rework the basics. Drummers should never be ashamed to do this, because ultimately it will pay off SO much. Don't underestimate the importance of these exercises
Anybody get lost at the Swiss army triplet
Edit: Don't worry guys this was 5 years ago, I figured it out! Appreciate all the help though!
I do. I need a beginning beginner warm-up.
Yes! I need him to break it down more
Zach Ramirez I did at the beginning but then my muscle memorized the pattern I started at a slow pace then I did it along with Jared, nice exercise , see you in the intermediate speed.
Zach Ramirez It tripped me up but I just paused the video and tried to learn it much slower.
+PRJohnnyT lol
I've been drumming for fun for about 5 or 6 years or so, and I've always wanted to start really learning how to ACTUALLY drums instead of just blasting away to Metallica and Pantera songs. Great lesson, and this helped a ton, my friend!
Haha that is exactly how I feel... just that I'm actually brand new at this. :P
Me too
SAME
I started playing drums 10 years ago when my dad forced me to go to lessons. Lol I hated going but I'm very glad I stuck wit it
when I was a kid I always loved drumming would do it with pots and pans or books and containers one time my parents bought me a kiddy drum set, all those times I had no idea wtf I was doing, I just played random things, now im actually trying to learn it properly
for those getting lost on number 4, it really helps me to count the 1st flam as 1 then the following two hits as "And A"
1 and a
2 and a
3 and a
4 and a
5 and a
6.
after six just start at the top with the first flam.
sorry if this makes no sense its just my little trick. hopefully it helps out someone. good luck! c:
It makes tons of sense. Thanks for sharing!
@@joshuas8779 Read my mind
Bro, thank you so much! You really helped! ❤
What the hell does any of this mean
Thank you this really helped me
lol the part he waiting for us to get back with our practice pad 😂 I thought my phone froze
He got me 😂😂😂🙆🏽♀️
Took me an hour but I finally got it !
For the two last exercices, I did it first without the flams and I added them later. Found it easier to learn that way.
Vincent Repel Same! Made more sense to me, much easier.
nice man good job I lost it to at the swiss army triplets. nice you got it finaly keep it going :D
Great idea!
Very good idea
I read the comments after getting stuck and you guys helped inspire me to keep going! I got all the exercises now!
Good luck everyone
For everyone that got lost at the Swiss army triplet - I did - it helped me to get the feel of them when I realised its not 4 bars played differently, it's 5 triplets + a turnaround, played over four bars. I stopped trying to play along and just focused on how to play the triplet on its own (rL-L-R), one after the other, then worked on the turnaround. I haven't got up to speed yet but five minutes after this realisation I have the feel of it now. Hope this helps!
Jesus Christ thank you so much shits like butter now
why are they called triplets if there's a 4th accent note thing?
@@whutwhut2434 that "4th" accent note thing is actually the first note of the second triplet. The measure has 5 triplets in a row (15 notes). Since they are 16th notes, that leaves room one sixteenth-note available at the end, and there is an extra flam placed there to take up that space and set us up to repeat the measure seamlessly. Since the measure starts and stops with a flam, anytime you hear two flams in a row marks the transition from one measure to another.
To me it's quite the opposite. These 5 triplets actually have different melodic feel as they're played over even meter. Therefore to me it makes sense to learn this exercise as 4 beats played differently: 1-e-and-a 2-e-and-a 3-e-and-a 4-e-and-a
Isn't it just
Right left left right right left left right right left left right right left left right right left?
my dad doesn't want me to do drumming because I need to focus on my more critical school work. he also says that I don't have rhythm. but there's the twist he's never heard me play an instrument before so he really has no word to say I have no rhythm. and I just want to do this for fun.
#1:ok that's easy
#2:good
#3:it's still easy
#4:what the
#5:wait I didn't even start #4
End:I give up🤦🏻♂️
ㄹㅇㅋ ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
I got the 4th one but the 3rd was really hard because switching hands is a little tough for me
4:17 to all of you, having a trouble of catching up with the exercise: put 0.5 speed! you'll see the movement clearly. especially if you can read the pattern down below.
Kinda this. What is the difference between #4 and #5? Is it only that the tiny notes vary from L to R in #5? Or is there something else?
yes
I love how Jared is so joyful.
beginner? yea ok.. is there anything before beginner? like .total noob?
I know! Lesson #3, and my head exploded.
@@jasontuikka235 Lesson #3 is a called a paradiddle. It's usually the 3rd rudiment you'll learn.
The easiest way I know to learn it is saying the pattern aloud, over and over again, until your brain understands it and you can repeat it, from memory, in a slow and steady tempo.
right left right right // left right left left
Once you can repeat it from memory, start tapping it out with your sticks at that same tempo you're speaking it at.
In less than an hour or so of playing that pattern, and saying it as you do it, you should have the pattern committed to mental memory and basic muscle memory to play it slowly without stumbling. Now all you have to do is work on smoothness and increasing the tempo. Congrats on learning a paradiddle!
@@TheHigherVoltage yeah, I couldn't do the 3rd one but know it comes fluent
TheHigherVoltage Any tips on the Swiss army triplets? I can’t even figure out the proper pattern haha.
@@saman-ky6uf put the video on x0.25 and flow slowly until you get it
I use these warm ups daily now and find them very useful.
The last 2 exercises should be practised slowly at first building up at 5 bpm intervals so as to nail them in a relaxed manner otherwise one could do some damage attacking them too fast.
All power to you Jared. You're doing a great job at Drumeo!
Yes, I have. The only ones that aren't available are the ones using copyrighted music that I don't own the rights to so I can't adjust those settings. You can email the publishers of the music if you like :) - Jared
“for beginners”, you should have broken the last two patterns down so beginners can tell what you’re doing.
Correct. I didn't understand that
That's the challenge, start with slow tempo, you ll able to do it
You can slow down the speed of the vídeo too
agree
4:17 to all of you, having a trouble of catching up with the exercise: put 0.5 speed! you'll see the movement clearly. especially if you can read the pattern down below.
#4 & #5 destroyed me lol.
im still working on #4 .____.
i am working on it right at this moment, glad i am not alone haha!
Hahaha! Us new guys.. AGREED
ikr!
I got so lost for 4 and 5...
It's real cool how being able to play the piano (or read notes in general) makes the Swiss army triplets quickly understandable!
Kinda wish I can go back in time and kick myself in the arse for not learning music theory properly enough.
ch-ris127 lucky bastard, I didn’t pay attention to music theory either
That's perfect that you know that though. Take your time and practice the beginner one and then move on. You'll be so happy once you've completed the challenge and worked your way up! - Jared
Why does this only have 1 like?
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1.48 "receiving the rebound back from the stick" this has been incredibly useful. Its helped me relax into the playing rather than tensing up and wearing myself out. Another great video Jared thanks so much.
Dylan Turbulence 1:48
The way he spun around and laughed in the beginning lmao
Watching this has made me realize how far behind I have come on one of my first passions in life. Thanks for letting us practice with you!!!
Thanks so much for this. I got my first snare pad and sticks today so I can practice for my schools drum line and marching band next year. I’m a sophomore and I’ve never played before but I believe I can do this.
how did it go? are you playing in your school now?
@@paloherrera9181he passed away…
if u dont have a practice pad, use a flat wood and a mouse pad
+EndeXgaming that's fucking genius!! WHY DIDN"T I THINK OF THAT!! Would've saved me some money. since I have both. The mouse pad would even work just on a surface that isn't glass. I assume that would be true.
Joshua Blouin ye xD its what i was using till i got a electric drum kit
+EndeXgaming I am thinking about buying an electric drum set but i am not sure if i should. Would you recommend them? I saw a video and the drums sounded really techno while the dude was playing a punk rock song.
Alex Toti how much are u looking to spend? this is what i got: its a the edk280 electric drum kit with the choke affect: www.artistguitars.com.au/assets/files/EDK260_280_Manual.pdf
It looks really nice! I am thinking of buying a drum set with a price of 450(euros) or less. Thank for your help! :)
Him: *hope you do it with me* 😃
Me: *laying on bed and just watching him tap those sticks* 😂
Lmao
@Saul Goode lmao....glad im not the only one😂🤣
true😂😂😂
what a complete waste of precious time!
No
Hahahaha
I still don't have a drum kit and sometimes I'm a bit lazy to practice on my pad. I had watched your video right after lunch and thought it was a pretty good warm-up. I was about to go to bed now when I remembered your video and thought "well, it's just 5 minutes, I'll do it very quickly". In the end, your video made me practice for almost an hour! Thank you so much!
I practice this warm up everyday now. Like if you do to!!
My percussion class watched this a lot and we thought we should come up with a nickname for him. Someone said baby back ribs and that’s what we call him.
slowing the playback speed of the video down to .5 and practicing and working my way up gradually to another speed week after week helped me with the Swiss army triplets. idk it might help for the rest of you, its worth a try. great tutorial my guy.
i need the swiss army triplets slooowed down lol
+Beauty And The Bear try by pausing the video and working by yourself slower, first without metronome to understand the secuence and then use the metronome in 30 or less. Hope it hepls you, that works for me.
Rodrigo Isasi solid advice much appreciated! Bear
Bear
+Rodrigo Isasi I don't understand the actual motion of the Swiss army triplet, can you help?
+Nathan Worobey I'm with you Nathan. I struggle with those badly
Dude, you have no Idea how much this helped me ! I just bought a practice pad, and I had no idea what to practice on it. I'm more than thankful for you guys, keep up the one of a kind, and amazing work !
i love when he spins around at the beginning it makes me laugh every time haha
HOLY SHIT be been practicing to this for months but today was the first day I was able to do 5 with you. I did it all the way through without having to slow down or nothing.
At long last, a clip that doesn’t talk forever about technique and history of drums to reveal 10 seconds of action in a twenty minute video.
It’s good to start quickly and have advice as we are playing along. It helps keep in time and rejoin if you’ve missed a beat. Well done Jared.
doing this warm up everyday for about 3 months now and it works amazing your timing gets a lot better. your teamplay gets a lot better (if you play in a marching band like me you will notice it) its amazing thank you ;) greetings from the dutch ;)
I’m a 23 female and have decided I want to be a drummer and it actually inspires me more that there aren’t that many female drummers. I’ve always been good at keeping time and memorizing not only complete guitar solos (not on guitar obviously but in my head like I can hum every note after just a few listens) but I also do the same with drum beats lol idk I remind myself of Mike Tyson in the hangover when he’s listening to Phil Collins “In the Air Tonight” and he goes “okay everybody sh sh sh sh this my favorite part!!” And air drums to it lol that’s been me with most songs my entire life. My parents made me take piano as a little girl, 5 years actually, and I could play by ear much better than by note and pick out notes to learn my favorite songs, so I have some some basic musical knowledge but anyways just bought a drumming practice pad and some Vic Firth 5b American classic rock drumsticks, my first ever pair of drumsticks!! I’m so excited, almost as much as for the pad itself. I’m gonna be so incredibly sad when they wear out.
same on so many of the above points except im a 43 year old female who's FINALLY got pads, sticks and now a cheap kit. So fun actualising your dreams and putting all that air drumming into real life right?!!!! good on you too!
56 yo female here! Just got our Yamaha kit yesterday and having a ball!🥁
It really helped me to write the last two exercises down on paper and write the accents underneath. You'll really see the 'triplet' patterns then.
My brother is in percussion in high school and I'm am in begginning percussion in middle school he has to wake up early to practice I got to watch one time it seems like so much fun
How are you now?
@@TubemastaC starting junior year of high school lol. Freshman year I played flub for marching and bass for indoor, sophomore year bass 4, and now I’m playing bass 3. Pretty wild ride
@@Ryanasuarusrex nice. Moving up in the world
When you dont have a kit nor a pad so you're just using a pillow to practice on-
Pillow party
Pillows are great for developing the muscles for drumming since there is no bounce you have to muscle through the entire stroke. Double strokes especially
got lost at the Swiss army triplet, never really considered putting that into my warm up before
The vid definitely helped though
How can so many people dislike this? This is a good way of practicing the drums.
thanks drumeo for all the valuable lessons. its really helped my journey in drums
This guy has the face of every nice guy I've ever met.
Jared would have been great in children's television. All that counting....
True
Anthm2011 the 8
The drummer's Mr. Rogers.
@@Amp661 this is my mums account and my music teacher at my school is legit Mr. Rogers
Watching this made me realise I actually don't know crap about drumming lol, the last one completely melted my brain
This man really sat there and waited. Appreciate you bro
0:00 LOL
+Luiz Henrique Cunha i laughed just as you hahahahahHHeY Its JHHHHHHARED HHHERE
Bruh he turnes around like a creep at 0.5x playback speed
So funny
You totally brought the cheese, but this is too perfect. Thanks Jared, on behalf of drummers all around the world.
Thank you very much for doing this literally beat by beat and talking us through it the entire time. I am definitely watching this with you at least once a day!
9 yrs ago !!
That video is a treasure buried throughout the ages. Despite that I am drumming I find this super useful. Loved that Swiss army triplet will help get me to next level.
the double flam when repeating the measure always gets me on #4
For those of you struggling; think of your hands being really light and imagine the stick just dropping down instead of hitting hard. I've been a drummer for 17+ years and this promoted my speed
It’s hilarious. I’ve been using this beginner warm up as a tool to pick up drum playing. It’s been over three months and I still haven’t gotten through the whole warmup at this tempo. I’m getting close though, I can get all the way to the Swiss army triplet no problem. The Swiss army triplet and flam accent still give me trouble. For the longest time I thought a flam was both sticks at the same time. Hahaha
It’s been great! Thanks for posting
practicing this drill actually made my drum rolls a bit cleaner as well, this is awesome thank you
i would like to thank you... you allowed me to step up my game and make my school's snare line
first day making it thru the video while playing along with you the whole time!! so proud of myself :D thank you for all your videos!!
Nice job
Yoo I'm a self taught church drum. This just popped up on my feed. I really appreciate you making this video. I will definitely be using this exercise regularly Thanks again bro!💯
Fantastic ! Thank you for your helpful films, I’m finding them invaluable. 🙋♀️
Yes, once you get to the advanced warm-up you'll be pushed with your speed.
I really like this warm up! But I've changed it a little for myself: in swiss army triplets section I play one bar leading with right hand and the other leading with left hand. This way I don't have to play two right flams in a row, but instead play right flam followed by a left flam, which feels more natural.
I'm playing drums again after a 50 year Layoff!! Some of the beat keeping of basic beats came back after some practice like riding a bike. This Vid and others help with i improving speed. TH-cam videos are great teaching tools. Thx for info. Keep on keeping on. BTW, I'm 68 and drumming as a pleasure hobby. Prob never get out of the basement but having Fun.
I struggled with 3 and 4 and when I manged to get it right, after a week 😜, I noticed 2 things that might help. Don't watch the video or listen to the sound at the same time, pause video and do it slowly with the notes on screen to just get patterns right. Once comfortable playing alone, play the vid. You will get in tune. Now I have couple more days to practice and then join the Intermediates 🎂
Playing the video at half speed helped a lot haha
I love how the video starts off with Jared laughing :D
this warm up is abosulutely AMAZING!!!
I'm a tuba player wanting to learn drums and this is helping me out a bunch!
Been wanting to learn drums forever... I play guitar for nearly 20 years... and want to continue to improve my overall sense of timing and rhythm... picking up the sticks after learning on other instruments, I almost feel I am picking up these rudimentary on drums a little faster if I had no previous practice playing any musical instrument before
I just started " playing" like a week ago. I currently can't get past the second exercise but this is a great video, very helpful thank you
Same
I had no idea what any of these where but i just got a drum pad so i could practice for our school band but I needed some practice so thx so much
Just beggining and is really helpful to do it at the same time as you! Thanks!!
1:20 is the start of the actual exercises
Thx a lot
This is wonderful for me. I cant do it all yet, but I will die trying.
Just got my pad and this is very helpful. Keep practicing guys✨
Thank you dude! This helped me teach two teen boys with this lesson thank you so much God bless you more
Last two exercises need some basic instruction on how to play them! No beginner can read those music notes.
Awesome lessons as always though :)
A beginner can definitely do those, just takes some practice, maybe somebody who’s like completely new to drumming may not understand things like flams at first though.
Lost me at Army Triplets😩
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Definitely having fun looking at the 4th and 5th rhythms in 2019... quality stuff
Aubrey Rudolph it’s funny how he went from leading with his right hand into leading with his left
I love how you teach. I'm working on the triple not too bad for my 2nd week. Thank you!!!!
bro my band teacher sent me this and we haven't even started school, like bro we haven't even been sent our drum kit
0:00-0:01 *closes video*
Great warm up ideas. I’m sitting in on drums and really need to get warm since I’m mostly a singer and guitar player - which I have apps and two tunes for that. It’s always a great idea to be warm before hitting stage and this is a great video. Thanks for making it !
I love watching his videos with a beautiful kit in the back and he plays a practice pad
Thanks, I’m playing the drums in the 5th grade band. I play piano so it should be easier! :)
AveryMemeCorner Gachas 12 my middle school says 6th graders needs to go through a speical screening to play precussion
First Name Last Name oh, mine doesn’t I didn’t even know some schools did that
If you don't have a practice pad, a soft mouse pad on a hard surface works quite nicely actually. Mine is about 0.7cm thick. Maybe a bit less. Rebound is actually pretty nice. Probably depends on the mouse pad you have of course.
They really do :)
Wow, thank you two. Nice idea, going to test that out :D
My razer "goliathus" is amazing.
I do that too! I use this really cheap Allsop 0.7mm mousepad. Its damn near perfect!
That's funny. And I thought I was original ;)
Started drums a week ago and i practice this on my legs at night. Didnt have trouble with the doubles but the 2 stages after that I had to seriously look at the pattern a lot.
let’s be real here, the way he started the video was golden.
What practice pad do you use?
Swiss Army Triplets? Do you have a video on these? Thanks for the lesson!!
THE BEST CHANNEL EVER.HANDS DOWN👍🏻
Thanks so much this is so fun! I just got all my gear just waiting on a ride but I’m watching all these videos. Thanks Jared
I do it with my feet to build bass strength
Great idea!
omg dude i'm doing that
I'm practicing on a pillow
Same
+TheTiomaza #PillowGang
+OneLazyKiins sgdtgDthuuuziguctd6gydtvuf
+TheTiomaza Pillow not good. Very important to get sticks to rebound off surface, pillow won't do. I started that way and had to learn stick control over again.
+TheTiomaza A pillow is bad, no rebound. Need to use a table or somethin woody together with a mousepad atleast. That's what i'm using when i'm not at my practice pad and it works fantastic.
I don't know if anyone has mentioned this in the comments yet, but practicing on a pillow is okay if you want to build but your _chops_ and I think has personally helped me with wrist strength. However, learning how to play on a surface that will cause the sticks to rebound will teach you the proper technique so learning on martial like scrap wood might be best
Realizing the reason through this comment why my sticks don't really rebound haha, I've been putting my practice pad on my bed since I didn't have any other place and was wondering, so this might explains why I didn't get the proper rebound he was talking about xD (I've only been playing for like 2 days) thank you:)
this is a great vid..always wanted to learn how to play drums and at 64 I now have the time lol... after watching this vid a few times I slowed down my sticks then gradually increased the speed to 16th notes... pretty much have it now. ready to move on to the next lesson
for that swiss army triplet:
rLL
R-rLL
R-rLL
R-rLL
R-rLL
R-rL
Hope this helps:)
What does the little letters mean?
Delainey Phillips
R- right
L- left
thank you I finaly got it i think, its n ot too hard If you learn it slow :D
Zyrxeon Kagero what do the r's represent? Does it mean I have to hit left and right at the same time?
Sophia David it’s a flam :). I don’t really know how to explain so sorry if I cant be understood. Basically you hit right and immediately left really fast. Search up “drum flams” and hopefully you’ll get it soon.
how do you do the swiss army part?
That was a really great help for me for school!!!!! Thank you so much Jared!!!!!!
Muito bom, bastante didático. Estou iniciando meus estudos de bateria!