Four Rhythm Exercises For All Instruments (By Drumming!)

[@a.dselinger9291]

A very helpful lesson - many thanks.

[@pfarkas2004]

Thank you so much for this useful video. This is exactly what I was looking for to improve my rhythm on the piano.

[@Digithalis]

Great tutorial bro! :-)

[@NeverEndingKarla]

You sounds JUST like the guy from Lick and Riff guitar lol

[@MangoldProject]

I try not to lick my keyboard, it's unhygienic :)

[@98fab01]

The third rhythm is not correctly written out. The last snare is on the 7th beat and not the 8th.

[@amit402264]

Yes. But he is the best teacher. Minor mistakes are no big deal.

[@MangoldProject]

Hi Fabfer, thanks for alerting me to this. I will put up an annotation for the viewers.

[@98fab01]

Glad i could help, by the way Im a recent subscriber to your channel and i think it is great :D. I'm a huge fan of the harmony theory lessons! Please check out my music on spotify to support me!
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[@stephenkyambadde7393]

Thanks for sharing this insight about drumming on the keyboard, I've found it quite helpful. However I would like you to explain more about applying of the 'fill ins'
Thanks.

[@aftereffects00]

My keyboard only have one kick drum sound ;(

[@Elje18]

Amzing,it useful and helpful..could you make more rhythm exercise??

[@bernardbutler4646]

nicest drumm step lesson I've seen yet🍉🐊💫💸

[@MangoldProject]

Thanks Bernard.

[@lazzatehayat]

There are few fuxkers who pressed unlike buttons for such a good video.

[@rajugokavarapu4615]

awesome!! keep on uplodading videos like this

[@ravelitschimo]

Can you open the piano? Where are the drums and the drummer?

[@hectoraguilar770]

It is good idea to learn some drum rhytms becusa sometimes there is na a baterist and we can play it with the keyboard. Thank you!

[@dionedaniel552]

Muito bom

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Merci

[@Rob-usa]

Whats the best budget keyboard for beginners

[@maddog5580]

it is very helpful ......thanks A LOT

[@gifty4512]

Where is u located

[@MangoldProject]

Right here.

[@454aubrey]

I will start mimicking drum rhythm patterns with my voice as a hihat and tapping a bass and snare with my hands. Tempo, or time grids, is a second nature if you practice rhythm.

[@MangoldProject]

Indeed! Drumming is one thing that can happen anywhere, anytime.

[@mr.funnymaila9655]

thank you very much sir

[@VinayYadav-sy6ng]

Thank you❤❤❤

[@minecraftdude99itzmatthew86]

My first time on this

[@user-xedwsg]

DO MORE~!

[@ausvipul]

A Very helpful lesson

[@southillbilly]

Your lessons are helping me so much. Thanks

[@MangoldProject]

You're welcome :)

[@WellOfSadness]

Thank you!! :)

[@tuipawnpi7961]

Wowwwwww

[@anticasharaon3309]

Thank you

[@Dattatraya_shelke]

very nice

[@gavdobs]

very cool

[@supbrovang2275]

Ty sooo much!

[@bernardbutler4646]

cool 😷💎

[@Taterzz]

for your annotations above, it might help beginners if you wrote "&" in between the counts. having a way to count 8ths out loud (and by extension 16ths) makes drumming much easier. then again, maybe i just got a natural feel for syncopation from learning joplin as my first piano song.

[@MangoldProject]

Thank you for the suggestion Taterz. Next time ...

[@josephbrandenburg4373]

When I was in high school, we used 1 e & a 2 e & a etc. to count sixteenths. The numbers are the beats, the &'s are eigths, and the e's and a's re sixteenths.

[@florianinside5666]

:)

[@nosebeareatsfudge3275]

Helloo, i find it really hard to play with hands open, but the second i cross my left hand for the hihat and right hand for snare and bass i play like a pro? Why is this? Im both handed, as in i only write with my leftie. Anyhow should i try to play like you or keep my own style? Ive been playing for 25 years.

[@manoelbueno9997]

Is the last rhythm funk? Could you please name them out? Thank you!

[@MangoldProject]

I'm not sure it's style-specific. If forced, I'd say it's a simple pop rhythm.

[@pianowarrior1987]

This is fun I enjoyed watching it