Great, welcome to the drumming club! :) It is possible to learn how to play drums from the internet these days, but mistakes can be made and a teacher will help correct errors in your playing that you might not spot yourself. You could also consider using both? Hope that helps. Good luck and happy drumming to you!
nice lesson I like the way you relate the pattern your playing with a real world tune ,playing along with a song helps with the learning process and is less boring keep it up !! thxs
Finally, You SAVE me!! I was searching this lesson for 3 months, cuz I heard this style a lot in musics/songs, n I was always wondering how they played it.🤔Can't figure it out until I found this lesson!! Salute!!!! You're the man!!🙂👏🏾
@Liam11w you can buy special drum heads for your kit that make very little noise, don't get what you would normally but they're alright to practice on x
@Congaschlumpf Thanks mate. It's just the snare pad that comes with the Yamaha DTXPress Special IV. Can't say any more about it really. Hope that helps. Rob
@missdouchebag100 Some drumming puritans would say that burying the bass drum beater is a no-no but most drummers do this. It means that the leg and foot can properly rest in between strokes. It also works for my heel-up technique. Don't concern yourself with whether the head is buried or not, it doesn't make any real difference to the sound anyway. Hope that helps!
@mafiouso After the number of years I've been playing it's not that difficult to adjust. After a minute or so I've got used to the movement of the cymbals, the rebound of the toms and, of course, the noise! Hope that answers your question! :)
Can you do a video on how to go about doing covers i can read music but i cant site read where i can look at it and just go i am getting better at it though I usally can get main groove rt awAy and then i take a few days going over harder parts what do you suggest
Great, welcome to the drumming club! :) It is possible to learn how to play drums from the internet these days, but mistakes can be made and a teacher will help correct errors in your playing that you might not spot yourself. You could also consider using both? Hope that helps. Good luck and happy drumming to you!
this video is 11 years old but i still find it soooo useful! thank you!
nice lesson I like the way you relate the pattern your playing with a real world tune ,playing along with a song helps with the learning process and is less boring keep it up !! thxs
Many thanks for your taking the time to explain everything so clearly. You are a very good teacher.
Thanks for this, it’s so good. As a newbie I like your measured lessons… 👏🇦🇺✌️
Finally, You SAVE me!! I was searching this lesson for 3 months, cuz I heard this style a lot in musics/songs, n I was always wondering how they played it.🤔Can't figure it out until I found this lesson!! Salute!!!! You're the man!!🙂👏🏾
@Liam11w you can buy special drum heads for your kit that make very little noise, don't get what you would normally but they're alright to practice on x
Excellent video (series of video), really helping me get my foot in the door with drumming. Thanks so much, Rob.
@Congaschlumpf Thanks mate. It's just the snare pad that comes with the Yamaha DTXPress Special IV. Can't say any more about it really. Hope that helps. Rob
@missdouchebag100 Some drumming puritans would say that burying the bass drum beater is a no-no but most drummers do this. It means that the leg and foot can properly rest in between strokes. It also works for my heel-up technique. Don't concern yourself with whether the head is buried or not, it doesn't make any real difference to the sound anyway. Hope that helps!
Excellent job of explaining. Being a beginner I value all the details.
Glad I could help, Claus!
@mafiouso After the number of years I've been playing it's not that difficult to adjust. After a minute or so I've got used to the movement of the cymbals, the rebound of the toms and, of course, the noise! Hope that answers your question! :)
Excellent series. Thank you.
done subscribing. ill watch all your tutorial teacher. God speed
thank for your teching God bless you
Thank you for teaching me the ways master
so cool..I've learned a lot from u...u are so kind and humble...
Top notch video well explained
For the snare A i'm having a bit trouble when the double bass at the end. Thank you for this guide
I learnt how to play the drums on the internet and ive been told im really good
Me too
Can you do a video on how to go about doing covers i can read music but i cant site read where i can look at it and just go i am getting better at it though I usally can get main groove rt awAy and then i take a few days going over harder parts what do you suggest
i never get to use my kit because its to loud. anything good i should practise on? except a pad i hate them
wow by B my head was about to explode lol. my bass drum sucked. but somehow C helped me get my bass back...i have to be the wierdest person ever LOL
do you count in ur head or does just flow cuz with me it flows
My drumset is too loud lol I'm not doing to good yet pattern c was the easiest to me though
Children in the background at 6:49.
Probably the weirdest comment I've ever received! :D
Is this really the drum beat in smells like teen spirit ?
Yep :)
MIGHT SHOULD SHOW INSTEAD OF TELLING
You look exactly like John Lennon..
That was the first thing I thought the first time I saw a video of him with his glasses off.
He is my dad
You look a little bit like John Lennon :D
John Lennon incarnate.
My face is hurtin bcuz of his acsent lol
Buddha732 ???? Wtf
Why are you shaking your head as in your saying no
can you say it in english please?
Lol :D hey guess who cares