Like a Dj producer, chop it up. The idea is to take a 4-8 bar beat & rearrange it. May also help to pitch your kit or at least your snare higher to emulate a sample that's been sped up.
JOSH!!!!! C'mon... Obviously Jo Jo... But since James Brown and his drummers are the blueprint to Jungle/D&B that was covered but England took it to hyper speed we gotta represent the KINGS of that scene Richard Spaven and Yusef Dayes.
I don't know where it originated from, but listen to the end of Helter Skelter by The Beatles. (when the song fades out the second time) I hear that a lot in Drum'n'Bass.
I need work on that double single stroke with a louder second stroke - that's a DnB staple and I've developed a bad (but maybe good?) work around by taking my right hand off the cymbal. Thanks for the tutorial!
@@ericzulic03 Ha! Thanks for keeping me in check - I've been slacking on practicing. I've got it down at slower tempos, but when I ramp up past 120 it's out of control... Need more practice.
Do you have a playlist of the drummers you mentioned? If you make one, I’ll separate the drums so we can dissect them and label these terms. If I get time, I’ll write out some notation and put it on my GitHub and link back to this video.
Loved it : the history, the references, the playing and ideas. What sounds great as well: any time you play a "ghost + backbeat" combo on the snare, play a group of 3 sixteenths on the hh with the right hand, starting with the accented backbeat. These triple strokes really are next level for Drum&Bass, Uptempo/bebop jazz, fusion, funk.. I actually shot a quick video a few years back which will illustrate what I'm talking about : th-cam.com/video/8rFv94uAxp8/w-d-xo.html
Literally, I keep studying this video slow then full speed trying to figure that by watching. Lol but it's like a weird rim shot combo. It hits the head first time then the second it's a hit into a quick shot for the 3rd.
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So happy to hear Ian Maciak getting some love. He’s one of my favorites, highly underrated only for lack of exposure
Big up the uk dnb ragga jungle squad .......RICHARD SPAVEN
Only dnbheads will understand this phrase 😂
Dude you have the best video names in the biz!
A crispy hi hat also helps with cutting through and feeling locked in
Amen brother ❤
Reference intended? XD
Thanks for inspiration !
OMG , thank's a lot dude!
Man, this video is the most informative on the topic that I've seen so far. Great job
Nice!
Thankyou for this video!!!!
tysm!! This helped me a lot :D
Like a Dj producer, chop it up. The idea is to take a 4-8 bar beat & rearrange it. May also help to pitch your kit or at least your snare higher to emulate a sample that's been sped up.
Good lesson again
JOSH!!!!! C'mon...
Obviously Jo Jo... But since James Brown and his drummers are the blueprint to Jungle/D&B that was covered but England took it to hyper speed we gotta represent the KINGS of that scene Richard Spaven and Yusef Dayes.
🥁👍🏻🙌🏻 great Man thank you🙏
I don't know where it originated from, but listen to the end of Helter Skelter by The Beatles. (when the song fades out the second time) I hear that a lot in Drum'n'Bass.
DAMN YOU TACO BELL!!!
So excited to work on this today !!!
I need work on that double single stroke with a louder second stroke - that's a DnB staple and I've developed a bad (but maybe good?) work around by taking my right hand off the cymbal. Thanks for the tutorial!
definitely the hardest bit lol working thru it now, how’s your progress since u posted this lmaooo
@@ericzulic03 Ha! Thanks for keeping me in check - I've been slacking on practicing. I've got it down at slower tempos, but when I ramp up past 120 it's out of control... Need more practice.
Yess every drummer u listed is a killer, love you dude!
sick
Great lesson. Thank you!
Sick!!!!!
Do you have a playlist of the drummers you mentioned? If you make one, I’ll separate the drums so we can dissect them and label these terms. If I get time, I’ll write out some notation and put it on my GitHub and link back to this video.
This is brilliant man ❤❤❤
Thank you!
Starpowerdrummer also
you're like a college professor. Still,very informative. I`ll keep watching and liking" !
Niceee, thanks!
thnx all ur videos are great!
What are your two BPMs for the examples? PS Thanks for this!
Do you know where you are?…you’re in the jungle baby 🙈
🎉😆
Loved it : the history, the references, the playing and ideas.
What sounds great as well: any time you play a "ghost + backbeat" combo on the snare, play a group of 3 sixteenths on the hh with the right hand, starting with the accented backbeat.
These triple strokes really are next level for Drum&Bass, Uptempo/bebop jazz, fusion, funk..
I actually shot a quick video a few years back which will illustrate what I'm talking about : th-cam.com/video/8rFv94uAxp8/w-d-xo.html
Any jungle album/mix recommendations?
From back in the 90s "total science vol 1 and 2".
Nebula - Astronomy LP (Scientific Wax 2020 - SWCD002)
Dissymetrical LP 01
both are on bandcamp.
Photek
Hey you did not drop the rack toms into the trashbin?? :DD
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Louis Cole from Clown Core!! check him out!
tuning measurements on the snare?
Josh. Is that a Yamaha stage custom birch kit?
They're Pearl Session Studio Classics (birch with an inner layer of kapur). The snare is a maple Pearl Session Custom.
How do you only have 20,000
JD Beck has that liquid swag.
you missed richard spaven
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Instagram hates artists. I don't want to go there :(
What the fuck are all those accents called? How am I supposed to practice that? What should I even look for?
Literally, I keep studying this video slow then full speed trying to figure that by watching. Lol but it's like a weird rim shot combo. It hits the head first time then the second it's a hit into a quick shot for the 3rd.