If you want to take this concept further, you can get my "80 Must-Know Linear Fills" interactive transcription on my Patreon page patreon.com/JeffRandallDrumming and book a lesson with me on my website JeffRandallDrumming.com. Thanks everybody!
Connor is slept on as a drummer. I’ve always been a fan of his powerhouse drumming and taste in fills. I can’t thank you enough for making a video to this!
This is awesome, Jeff. I’ve been struggling to come up with solo ideas and this is giving me a much clearer perspective on the whole question/answer approach
Good work. PS: I guess these days Ian Paice is old hat, and such as Andy Parker (UFO) or Dixie Lee (Welsh band Lone Star), or Lee Kerslake or Keith Moon
Is there an easy way to learn to read music? I see L R but how can I learn what line of the staff means what? How do you know what you are playing R on or L on? I only have a practice pad at this point, until I learn more. Do you have a tutorial on how to read music for beginner drummers? Your a great teacher, so I think I’d be able to learn it from a tutorial from you
Hi Julie! Unfortunately I don't have a video on reading music currently. I should definitely make one. I'd be happy to go over it with you in a one-on-one lesson in the meantime if you'd like. There are also plenty of tutorials on TH-cam as well.
Until you get your lesson it’s not too hard If referring to drum notation music, for now know the lower the line the lower the pitch instrument. Bottom line is kick, one line up is floor Tom. Except the exception is a Stepped not stick hi hat note is underneath the kick line.
If you want to take this concept further, you can get my "80 Must-Know Linear Fills" interactive transcription on my Patreon page patreon.com/JeffRandallDrumming and book a lesson with me on my website JeffRandallDrumming.com. Thanks everybody!
I don’t know how I didn’t see this video sooner, but this is so cool! Thanks for using my solo for this, awesome to see the fills broken down by you!
Hope you’re well bud!
Connor is slept on as a drummer. I’ve always been a fan of his powerhouse drumming and taste in fills. I can’t thank you enough for making a video to this!
You are magnificent in every way : playing, communicating speaking, demonstrating, teaching❤
oh yes, he is one of my absolut favourite drummer right now
What an awesome lesson. Perfectly scaffolded, super clear, easy to follow, perfect for anyone to work on and practice. Thanks Jeff!
Drums sound incredible
This is awesome, Jeff. I’ve been struggling to come up with solo ideas and this is giving me a much clearer perspective on the whole question/answer approach
I love your lessons, so helpful and laid out and incredibly easy manner to learn from. Plus, you sound better all the time!!!!
Yes thank you! This is what I need to work on. Appreciate the lesson!
I been follow connor for years, one of my biggest inspiration in drums, thanks for this lesson! 🙏
love the notation with the lesson as always! any chance you could do a video on tuning (how you tune them) and drum heads? it’s a huge peeve for me
I'll add it to the list!
very well explained fills, I gotta learn these!
Thanks for the lesson , this fills is so good 💯💯💯
Killer lesson Jeff, the last two fills are very tasty, especially the one with the ruff in it.
Love the sound of your drums, feels very natural. Great video. Keep them coming.
Sounds great, Jeff (and Conor)! Makes me want to go practice!
Great fills, thanks Jeff.
Great lesson thanks
Aaaaaaa !!! Ça m'avait manqué les vidéos pour apprendre les fills !!! j'adore merci !!
The drumming world thanks you!
Great lesson Jeff!!!
So rad man…great inspiration
Awesome drummer subbed
Great lesson! Very inspiring. Your drums sound killer too!
is it possible for you to make a video of big rock crescendo fills? nothing on youtube covers this in depth. thank you
Thanks a lot Jeff! I'm an advanced drummer technically, but my vocabulary is still very poor. Your videos have been very useful to me!
Good work.
PS: I guess these days Ian Paice is old hat, and such as Andy Parker (UFO) or Dixie Lee (Welsh band Lone Star), or Lee Kerslake or Keith Moon
So powerful 6/6/4 my favorite is RLK LRK
Good stuff brotha
Where did you get those groovy white drum dampeners??? 🙂
Hi Jeff, what a name of those muffs on your toms?
Is there an easy way to learn to read music? I see L R but how can I learn what line of the staff means what? How do you know what you are playing R on or L on? I only have a practice pad at this point, until I learn more. Do you have a tutorial on how to read music for beginner drummers? Your a great teacher, so I think I’d be able to learn it from a tutorial from you
Hi Julie! Unfortunately I don't have a video on reading music currently. I should definitely make one. I'd be happy to go over it with you in a one-on-one lesson in the meantime if you'd like. There are also plenty of tutorials on TH-cam as well.
Until you get your lesson it’s not too hard If referring to drum notation music, for now know the lower the line the lower the pitch instrument. Bottom line is kick, one line up is floor Tom. Except the exception is a Stepped not stick hi hat note is underneath the kick line.
i wish i use hi hat paddle like you ....
Hell yeah!
Nice! A typical Dave Grohl / Taylor Hawkins Fill
WOW!!!
Bueno vídeo
One of my drums is small and doesn't have this deeper sound.
❤❤🤟🤟
I hate double kick...