Quintuplet Drum Fill - Drum Lesson (Drumeo)
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Most drummers are familiar with quarter, eighth, sixteenth, and thirty-second notes (the note values), as well as our different subdivisions such as triplets and maybe even sextuplets... But what about playing groups of five? Today Stephen Taylor is going to show you how to play quintuplets and apply them in a musical setting.
If you've never played quintuplets, it's gonna feel weird at first! It takes time to become familiar with the phrasing, so take it slow and really internalize the sound and feel.
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This could be interpreted as a 5 over 4 (or 4 against 5) polyrhythimc fill as well. Very interesting for sure, thanks for the idea!
Absolutely it could...was just talking with someone on Instagram about that a bit ago
This guy respects his work. He replies most of his viewer's comments. Appreciate your work Stephen!
Kemalcan Küçük thanks so much Kelmalcan!
Kemalcan Küçük he replies to all comments. What a guy.
Hey, if you're kind enough to take time out of your day to say something it's just basic human decency that I should take the time to listen and discuss. You guys always bring such great thoughts to the table.
Stephen Taylor sup
Stephen Taylor he Stephen I think your a really good drummer! But I was gonna ask if you can make a drum cover of a really good song that's underrated, it's called, a love of your own by the average white band. It's a really tight song if u listen to it haha!! And there is only one drum cover of the song and I think your better than him. So if you can please do it haha! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!
Sounds incredible man. Been drumming literally my entire life and I love to watch random lessons like these that introduce techniques that I either have forgotten or never tried. Adds more to my creative arsenal. A bit trickier than I expected, took me a few tries to get it right! Thanks man
Austin Francisco You bet Austin!
I don't play drums at all, I was just looking for an interesting new type of subdivision to incorporate into my guitar vocabulary. This more than delivered :) Thank you for the lesson! Nice grooves.
very well explained! think the most difficult part is to find the right context to apply this subdivision and get a good musical feeling from it. Anika uses U-Ni-Ver-Si-Ty for the counting,works really well.
Bea Rodriguez Yea, practical application is the hard part with a subdivision like quints. You can go listen to this song th-cam.com/video/xw0MPga-vEE/w-d-xo.html and going out of the first chorus I play a variation of this drum fill. I thought it gave a cool "unstable" vibe for that section of the song. But it is very close to this fill and pattern and it's used in the context of a drum fill.
Love the concept, thats the important thing and you teach it well. I can imagine learning this will open up a load of other possibilities.
Glad to hear it David...and always good to hear from you
Looks like a tasty fill to incorporate on an AC/DC gig
Love it. Stephen’s the man!
tdrum21 humbling...thanks!
a good start to expand with your own creativity ... thank you Stephen
You bet!
Funktastic! Stephen!!... quintuplets in fills has always been like putting mustard on a good dog...makes the meal in my opinion.
Great video!
Benevolent Backpacker thanks!
Great lesson Steve! One of your best!
Thanks so much!
So simple yet so nice. gotta give this a go. Thanks Steve.
You bet Robert
I really like Stephen!
Brien G, I agree.
Brien G The feelings mutual my friend
The jump from #1 to #2 is where most people fail. I'd recommend playing 4/4 grooves entirely in quintuplets (4x5) until you are really familiar with where all 5 beats fall before switching between 8th/16th notes and quintuplets. Also, counting in 8th notes doesn't help imho as the off-beat falls between the 3rd and 4th quintuplet and is sort of non-existent in a quintuplet feel.
Those hats sounds amazing
rskat501 I love that combo. Nice and crunchy
what is this hi hat? can you please say what cymbals are there?
Start getting into more complex marching drumline stuff like DCI, these become much more common
Josiah Belfiore Yea, much more common in that world
Easy way to count them: 1 - miss - iss - ip - pi, 2 - miss - iss - ip - pi, etc
And the bonus is...I'm from Mississippi ;^)
Stephen great lesson as usual! I gotta ask...what shoes are you wearing? They look like great drumming shoes!
lisa fudge Toms...I prefer the Cordones with no shoelaces. I'm on my 3rd pair. Best drumming shoes ever. And to boot, for every pair you buy they donate one to someone in need.
Nice hit hat sound.
Hey youre not Anika! ;)
Funky Drummer lol
very cool, not so easy to follow, but guess to playa ut slow with metrinome could help. thanks and greetings from Argentina!
You're more than welcome
It's my boy!
aaron paige what up Aaron
Really like this lesson! But that bass drum hum drives me crazy!
This quintriplets are Really nice btw
Salih Orkun Thanks Salih!
I always felt that quintuplets are kind of strange to the ear. It just sounds wrong to me. Any examples of songs that uses quintuplets? Thanks for the great material on your channel.
BRC yea, not a common subdivision used in popular music so it can sound strange. You can go listen to this song th-cam.com/video/xw0MPga-vEE/w-d-xo.html and going out of the first chorus I play a variation of this drum fill. I thought it gave a cool "unstable" vibe for that section of the song. But it is very close to this fill and pattern and it's used in the context of a drum fill.
Stephen Taylor Incredible song! I really liked it. And the efect of the quintuplet fill went great with the song. Thank you!
Cool!
Tak - a - di - mi - di
Stephen Wattay Great way to count them
Anika would be proud! lol Been trying quintuplets with a 5 stroke roll sticking but I like the way your pattern moves around.
Also, I like the way you spell your name ;^)
I prefer ta di gi na ka for fluency when spoken in faster tempos. Wanna 5 over 4 (like this lick)? ta ka de mi as quint
"eat your god damn spin ach" for 3 over 4...lol
I prefer Ta Di Gi Na Ka for fluency when spoken in faster tempos. Wanna 5 over 4 (like this lick)? Ta Ka De Mi as quint sub
Love it!
Nice
Oscar Cook Glad you dig Oscar
I understand quintuplets and all but I gotta say, I'm just not a fan. I've used them in certain situations don't get me wrong but most of the time, they're not needed. Super cool video though. Nice basic one to get people started.
You know what, I agree with you. They've become the "hot" topic for whatever reason but I've been a working drummer since age 16...and I can count on one hand the number of times I was able to pull them out on a gig in a musical way (and those were in jazz settings where we were going out quite a bit). But, there have been some pretty hip pop applications in the past where players snuck them in, intentionally or unintentionally. You can go listen to this song th-cam.com/video/xw0MPga-vEE/w-d-xo.html and going out of the first chorus I play a variation of this drum fill. I thought it gave a cool "unstable" vibe for that section of the song. But it is very close to this fill and pattern and it's used in the context of a drum fill.
Agreed with you though...a fun thing to expand your rhythmic capabilities but one that will not (often) be used on the band stand. Glad you dug the lesson!
Sounds awesome! I love that variation you put in Xochytl. I love playing to that genre.
The stuff I watch at 3am and which goes waaaay over my head...
Is that a 14"x6,5" Ludwig Supraphonic?
It was a Tama snare but I can't recall the exact model. Sounded killer.
Stephen Taylor thanks for taking the time to reply! I am looking forward to buying a supraphonic so that's why I was keen to ask.
Can someone please tell me what the name of the intro and outro song is called?
Ethan Vaden th-cam.com/video/bzJOp9L_w4M/w-d-xo.html
Lekcots11 thank you very much
Anika Nilles approved :-D
Some people. This brother never said it had to be played his way. It's just a blueprint. You make a video using this fill your way then let's talk!!!
Can u do a drum cover of the song, a love of your own by the average white band please there is no drum covers for it !!!!!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!! PLEASE DO! I REALLY LOVE YOUR DRUMMING !!!
Is it just me?
I feel like I don’t like that number five as a subdivision.
I would rather hear something that sounds slow there to my ears.
Yea, not often used. But, we're drummers and our job is time. It's helped me over the years to dive in to lesser used subdivisions like this one to improve other areas of my playing. The music should always dictate what we do...ygo listen to this song th-cam.com/video/xw0MPga-vEE/w-d-xo.html and going out of the first chorus I play a variation of this drum fill. I thought it gave a cool "unstable" vibe for that section of the song. But it is very close to this fill and pattern and it's used in the context of a drum fill.
I count it by u-ni-ver-si-ty
Yea, I've used this before as well
4:14 - The 5th is going to do what? He almost said it... Ha.
It's an interesting trick and a nice job, but it's very self-serving and not a musical one... I feel so...
It's up to you to decide how to use them musically. I can point out multiple players that use them in songs with great success...Tony Williams for one. But it's all about HOW you use them. This is simply a lesson to help you work through them in your practice time. The musical application is up to you and depends on the musical situation.
a drummer that put quíntuplets like these on songs are eeally pushing boudaries... or just chalenging the others musicians hahaha. very odd to ser that specially on faster songs.
Syllables for 5 - Sexuality
Syllables for 7 - Homosexuality
or 5 - University
7 - Go to university
Joe Cowley Lol, I did, that where I learned those syllables
Yikes!!! Brain food this
김치볶음밥 참치회덥밥 육회비빔밥 세모녀덮밥
Good brain and dexterity exercise, but it doesn’t sound good. Actually, it sounds awful. 😂 Sometimes we the drummers have to consider that other musicians and listeners are not rudiment nerds.
Thief, that's Annika😂😂😂
Sounds like trash tho
LIke a B0Ss 112 Quints aren't for everyone and they're def not for every situation. But they're fun to work on in your practice time to expand your rhythmic abilities. If you want to hear this fill (slightly varied) I used it in a song for my original project Bellodrone. I thought it gave a feeling of "unstableness" at that point in the song. And I think it fits. It's the fill coming out of the first chorus th-cam.com/video/xw0MPga-vEE/w-d-xo.html
Stephen Taylor yea I did practice them, I’m just saying a dont like them lol
Definitely more for a solo than an in-song-fill
Verce Arcane totally agree
LIke a B0Ss 112 there's really not a lot of practical application for them. Totally agree. But, If you want to hear this fill (slightly varied) I used it in a song for my original project Bellodrone. I thought it gave a feeling of "unstableness" at that point in the song. And I think it fits. It's the fill coming out of the first chorus th-cam.com/video/xw0MPga-vEE/w-d-xo.html
That fill doesnt work at all with that beat
Tronci No worries...find a beat you feel it does work well with and use it with that one ;^)
Stephen Taylor k boss I wasnt trying to insult you
Its a nice fill
Tronci Rest assured, you didn't even come close to insulting me my friend. Nothin but love ;^)
Sometimes it's hard to convey voice inflection through typing lol
Stephen Taylor calm say, safe boss
IF YOU GONNA PLAY WITH THAT SOUNDED KICK MAN WITH INSTRUMENTS......YOU GONNA BRING BIG HEADACHE TO THE PRODUCER...........
NOT GOOD ;)
FIX THAT SHIT ;)
If instruments were involved in this, it would be a totally different mix. 100% agree with you. But, since they're not, we're able to really use the tools at hand in the mix to bring out the richness of the drums. Mixing for a band setting and mixing for a solo drum setting are two completely different things. Good point to make
I know man.........but you HAD to fix that...........a note is came all the time when you hit the kick.....!!!
;)
It"s just anoying......!!!
Σταυρος Ελλας That's the actual natural sound of the kit you're hearing. It's just edited out so much these days we aren't accustomed to hearing it.
Sounds like you made a mistake. Amazing sounding snare tho.
Andy M To me, a lot of quintuplet style Fills sound like "mistakes" because our ears aren't accustomed to that subdivision. You have to be careful where you use the quints.
Stephen Taylor I think it would work better if the fill were busier than the beat it wouldn't give that feeling of awkward space.
If you want to hear this fill (slightly varied) I used it in a song for my original project Bellodrone. I thought it gave a feeling of "unstableness" at that point in the song. And I think it fits. It's the fill coming out of the first chorus th-cam.com/video/xw0MPga-vEE/w-d-xo.html