Adding this simple sticking to triplets is a chops game changer!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.พ. 2012
- A drum lesson demonstrating some cool applications to the "drag" rudiment. I've also heard it referred to as "ruffs"? Enjoy.
Discussion here:
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For the gear heads:
Drums are YAMAHA PHX: 22, 10, 12, 16.
Snare is a Dunnet Titanium with wood hoops inside.
Cymbals are Zildjian; 20" K Custom Dry Light Ride, 13" hats (1980's new beat top, modern K bottom), A Custom and K Crashes, 12" Splash. 19" K China
Mics are AKG/Shure through a Presonus 1818vsl recorded with Garage Band on a Macbook Air.
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The best, most useful online drum teacher. Thanks so much.
in all seriousness, one of my favourite drummers
the most underated drummer
I've been playing 40 plus years and I'm getting good stuff from Steve. Well done!
After 21 years of Drumming there are not many videos I email to myself immediately. This is one. Very thorough and concise.
Clear, slow to fast, intelligible, very helpful as a teacher should be, he works for you with no ego dross, many thanks
Thanks!
Damn this channel is a goldmine
I've been watching your videos for a number of years now, right back to (yes!) the original Blushda lesson from way back when. Your content is fantastic, so useful and inspiring. I find myself coming back to this video in particular repeatedly. Great player - very Weckl-esque!
What an amazing drummer and teacher!
Steve, thanks for the excellent education. Great drumming!
Great sounding kit... great ideas. You really have the best lessons on the tube.
Love your video lessons steve, always much appreciated. thanks !
Love what you do Steve. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing! Really appreciated. It's really precious to find such video that demonstrates a lick in such concise yet comprehensive manner. Look forward to seeing more videos from you talking about "hard-to-learn-by-ear" drum licks!
Steve is so down to earth and is sharing very useful tips.
Great stuff again Steve, thanks so much!
Fantastic drummer!
Incredible chops...you got me workin on stuff...thank you!
Steve this is wicked! Nice one!
Love how you slowed down at the end youre a great teacher amd really have opened up my playing
Such beautiful style!
Stefve . Great lesson as always. Thx for breaking this down and explaining this concept.
another great lesson Steve
I've seen a lots of drumming videos . This man is really modest down to earth good teacher able to find smart shortcuts to better playing . Steve Holmes rocks
Tight! Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge. My thumbs are up!
Really useful stuff here! Good teacher!
I've only recently come across your videos (wish I had sooner) and wow!! just wow!! Wonderful teaching, very much amazing content and mad props to your skillz!!
Yesss...a great teacher!
Awesome 🥁 very useful 🔥🥁
Another great breakdown of a hip, very usable lick that's much greater than the sum of its parts.
Love it!
Great lesson!
This amazing channel should be HUGE!!!
Really good man! Those drums sound great! Lovely playing! :)
Very useful!! Thank you Steve!!
Bravo! Exceptional. Thanks
Love it Steve ....Great
Wow! Great stufff... Thanks for sharing!
Who could give this a thumbs down? It sounds great. Definitely useful for any drummers vocabulary.. it’s also perfectly executed and explained.
steve, your drum sound is beast...!
Very well played
I wanna see Steve Holmes vs Vinnie Colaiuta drum battle duet. Would be the most epic thing ever. Gary Novak, John Riley and Steve Smith would commentate it like it was a super bowl final.
While Steve is a great player and teacher, Vinnie is a level up beyond great players.
But it would be fun to see them play off each other
thanks so much! great video!
This guy is good, really good.
Great stuff
Steve another great instructional vid. All your vids are Money
Great licks. Like @ the end how you speed up from triplets in the lick to sixteenths.
Steve you are badass!
good stuff man good stuff.... this is 8 years ago, I hope you keep making video lessons
Thank you Steve! 👍😎😘
Great teacher
After being away from my kit for almost 2 years, I'm finally able to play again and Steve your videos have done me so much good getting my hands back up to speed, can't thank you enough for putting this stuff out, great material and you couldn't reach it any better, I'm delighted I've found your channel! Thanks man!
Teach not reach lol!!!
Thank you!
Love your drumming Steve! One of the most beautiful traditional grips I've seen:)
P.S. Like Infinity Ward too haha:)
Awesome
great sound, great video,great drummer.great lesson.my favorit teacher in yt. pish ta pish ta pish ta pish tun pish tun pish tun♫♫
Thank you
wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! please make another DVD
the 16ths were much cooler than the triplets for the first time in music history!!!
May you put the PDFs files from this lessons.....thanks from Brazil ...You are very good drummer.
its funny how the coolest complex things are simple when you break them down
My God man!
Great Video!! Thanks!!! What are those things that you have on the walls? Is for sound proofing?
👍❤
really good lesson!
what hand and part of kit though are you starting the bar on the "1" ?it looks like left hand crash?you are NOT starting on the one with right hand?Its hard to see
great lesson!But imconfused with the order of the sticking.are you changing the sticking between examples?sometimes you start crash with left hand and sometimes with right hand.Is there different starting points within the triplet or are you just using a pick up note from the previous bar?
Super super
Ciao Steve,complimenti per il tuo drumming, sei veramente un portento!
Ti volevo fare qualche domanda sulla scheda audio che usi. Ho letto sul forum della PreSonus che molti utenti hanno avuto problemi con i pre della 1818, che a quanto pare sono troppo sensibili e tendono facilmente all'overload anche con il gain molto basso.
Mi confermi questa cosa,o hai avuto altri problemi con la audiobox 1818?
Ti ringrazio per la disponibilità, e ti ripropongo i miei più sinceri complimenti per come suoni.
hi steve; im about to buy your video shed some light, do you recomend any book to complement the video? about stick control by george lawarance stone? thank you
I really want to know that crash in the front. It looks like a 17' or 18' K Custom Dark, but still not sure.
what sizes and makes are the crashes?
when using in 16th notes, do you always start the phrase on the 3rd triplet on the cymbal (or a tom) as a pick up note to beat 1 on the snare?
the snare is on the downbeat - so the cymbal is a 16th before.
Can that also be played as an inverted five stroke roll?
Very nice! it would be more helpful to me if you counted the notes as well.
You’re starting this on the let of the fourth triplet with the left hand, and the last 16th with the left hand like a pick up, right.
Show us the groove Steve - please!
Steve is there a PDF of this lesson?
Unfortunately not, sorry!
Nice Shirt! You play MW3?!?!? xD
If Vinnie is the Jedi Master, who would be Darth Vader of drumming? Just kidding :D
Name?
The think the dislikes on this video are from people finding this exercise to hard
This is very Jimmy Chamberlin/Dave Weckyl
A ruff is like a flam...it's purpose is to fatten up the note that follows. That first little note in a flam does not hold a "timed" value. It's JUST BEFORE the actual note. Same thing for the ruff. The drag DOES hold a timed value. You are doubling up a note (like with 16ths...double 1 note to make it a 32nd note) and the note that follows is a single stroke..just be careful when using drags at slower tempos...I hear guys crushing the notes. The slower the tempo, the more open the notes!
someone has the sticking??
R ll R L rr L
Steve Holmes Thank you!!!
what a drag. lol
not that good
What makes you say that?
The best, most useful online drum teacher. Thanks so much.