Я долго откладывал, так как не понимал как это делается. Но вчера вернулся к этому видео, спустя пол года, записал ноты на листочке, понял как это визуально соотносится во времени. Пересмотрел видео много раз и благодарен за этот урок. У меня всё сложилось в голове, осталось сидеть и практиваться. Действительно голова начала работать , перестроилось чувство времени и появилась свобода. Стив в очередной раз говорю Спасибо Вам.
From a 67 year old drummer who started with Ringo and Morello I can say that your skills are exceptional across the spectrum.. But what you also have is that 'it' thing when it comes to teaching.. that magic ability of making the seeming abstract understandable and transferable.. Hopefully younger drummers will see that value grow as they grow with you.. Thank you for what you give so freely Steve Holmes
You do a great job of communicating what can be challenging to present. You’ve really done the work in making this comprehensible visually and aurally. Bravissimo.
Not only does Steve get straight to the point, but he is such a master of what he teaches! That fill around 4:10 had me rewinding so many times. So cool.
In my opinion your videos are light years ahead of Drumeo. More advanced concepts explained extremely well. Great job and thank you for your hard work in putting together these videos!
Steve I have to tell you that you are one of best sounding drummers doing these educational videos. Your playing is exceptional. Your topics are useful and inspiring. I am posting this because I want you make more of these!! Thank you Steve!
Awesome. I remember Adam Nussbaum explaining some of this to me in 1991(-ish). At the same time I dug the Wynton Marsalis record "Standards", with their version of April in Paris. I love this topic. Great video. Thanks Steve!
Thank you for this lesson! I feel like I actually have a chance of playing this kind of stuff now. I enjoy your teaching style and your articulation very much. In the past few years I’ve discovered a few great learning channels including yours, Rob Brown, Joe Crabtree, Sweetwater with Nick D’Virgilio, Todd Sucherman, Drumeo, Sounds Like A Drum and a few others that I’m forgetting. You all have a gift for explaining concepts effectively with a relaxed approach and excellent demonstrations. I especially appreciate your transcriptions and emphasis on understanding the way the figures relate to the quarter notes. I’ve struggled with long triplet feels for a long time, especially how to write and sing them, but your explanations, written examples and demonstrations here have shined a new light for me. Thanks again, a lot! I will help support your channel and I look forward to learning more from you!👍
First off, you have a great drum AND cymbal sound. I mean you can actually hear the cymbals with clarity unlike so many videos out there that are mixed so drum heavy and you can barely hear the cymbals. I love cymbal demo videos....wow the snare sounds great, oh yeah what ride is that again? I love your sense of humor! Your feel is incredible. I mean very deep pocket feel and solid. That alone makes this a joy to listen to. Keep it up. Great video.
Excellent Video! and funny too. Possibly quite a reach for some but this kind of instruction is valuable and a great explanation of the subject in very practical demonstration.
Man, you are an excellent instructor. I am in an original music situation right now and working on a tune where there is time change that NOBODY is adhering to. It's fusiony, ska-ish thing with a heavy rock halftime-feel break, but true halftime would be too slow. I'm gonna try this instead, hopefully without too much resistance. Thank you!
Not only are you a great drummer, but I believe you're one of the best teachers out there. Your lessons are invaluable and continue to give clarity to the, "How did he do that?", head-scratchers that mystify us drummers. Thanks for continually helping us to unlock these doors. Looking forward to the next lesson. P.S.~Your drums and cymbals are killer!
Thumbs up #144 View #2,522 Comment #28 Hell yea that was cool. Great explanation very user friendly and very selfless of you to share. Thank you for recording, editing and uploading. Very cool indeed.
PASS is both hands,THE is right hand, SALT is the left hand, AND is right hand, PEP is left hand, PER is right hand. so right hand is 4 beats and left is 3 beats in this case.
You send the metronome in the recording program to its own track and add it to the mix as you want. Google it for details bit I'm pretty sure that was it. I did it in Logic.
one question steve, your hihat is going every second but i have difficulties with playing it through if i have to play the triplets , on which note is it going trough?
There is indeed a shortage of drum videos like this. Please keep them coming
Thanks for the lessons
naspuloy great videos
This is the best-explained best-demonstrated video I've found on this. You should do a whole series on the other types of metric modulation.
Thanks so much!
5:22 - Warning. While trying to dance to this, I dislocated my hip. If you must dance, please proceed with caution.
Honestly I’m still kind of a newbie to drums at 59, I don’t know what hell your talking about I just really enjoy watching you play, thank you sir !!
Dont stop playing man!
Guys at Drumeo should take notice. Great stuff as always!
JulianFernandez oi
Ya, I don't really get much out of Drumeo. This is great though.
Indeed
Too advanced for drumeo lol
No one at drumeo can play. Blind leading the blind over there.
My compliments, very good drumner/teacher/musician, clean explanación, and very understand able
Я долго откладывал, так как не понимал как это делается. Но вчера вернулся к этому видео, спустя пол года, записал ноты на листочке, понял как это визуально соотносится во времени. Пересмотрел видео много раз и благодарен за этот урок. У меня всё сложилось в голове, осталось сидеть и практиваться. Действительно голова начала работать , перестроилось чувство времени и появилась свобода. Стив в очередной раз говорю Спасибо Вам.
Потрясающая работа! Спасибо, что дал мне знать!
From a 67 year old drummer who started with Ringo and Morello I can say that your skills are exceptional across the spectrum.. But what you also have is that 'it' thing when it comes to teaching.. that magic ability of making the seeming abstract understandable and transferable.. Hopefully younger drummers will see that value grow as they grow with you.. Thank you for what you give so freely Steve Holmes
You do a great job of communicating what can be challenging to present. You’ve really done the work in making this comprehensible visually and aurally. Bravissimo.
スティーブのドラミングはハートとテクニックとグルーヴが最高に超和された極上のドラミングです👍
no rush at al can stay here as long as it takes to learn from tou thanks again
Damn, this guy and channel are amazing!!! Congrats!!!
Not only does Steve get straight to the point, but he is such a master of what he teaches! That fill around 4:10 had me rewinding so many times. So cool.
In my opinion your videos are light years ahead of Drumeo. More advanced concepts explained extremely well. Great job and thank you for your hard work in putting together these videos!
Wow, thanks!
Steve I have to tell you that you are one of best sounding drummers doing these educational videos. Your playing is exceptional. Your topics are useful and inspiring. I am posting this because I want you make more of these!! Thank you Steve!
Thanks a lot Eddie!
You've done it again Steve. Always getting to the heart of what it means to be a great player.
Probably the finest drum instructor out here on youtube. You’re the real deal steve ! Keep ‘em coming man ! You’re so clean.
Awesome. I remember Adam Nussbaum explaining some of this to me in 1991(-ish). At the same time I dug the Wynton Marsalis record "Standards", with their version of April in Paris. I love this topic. Great video. Thanks Steve!
Fantastic! Best drum educator on the TH-cams!
Stayed to watch and listen, glad I did. Great job man 👍
Great lesson Steve, Would love to have a link to just print out the Triplet Tree. However, love the lesson. Thanks!
Thank you for this lesson! I feel like I actually have a chance of playing this kind of stuff now. I enjoy your teaching style and your articulation very much. In the past few years I’ve discovered a few great learning channels including yours, Rob Brown, Joe Crabtree, Sweetwater with Nick D’Virgilio, Todd Sucherman, Drumeo, Sounds Like A Drum and a few others that I’m forgetting. You all have a gift for explaining concepts effectively with a relaxed approach and excellent demonstrations. I especially appreciate your transcriptions and emphasis on understanding the way the figures relate to the quarter notes. I’ve struggled with long triplet feels for a long time, especially how to write and sing them, but your explanations, written examples and demonstrations here have shined a new light for me. Thanks again, a lot! I will help support your channel and I look forward to learning more from you!👍
That is a super cool effect. Virgil Donatiish!
Im REALLY digging your channel Steve! Thank you.
the best explanation of this concept so far thank you
I can't tell you how much I liked this video. Thank you!
You're welcome! Thanks for checking it out.
Steve, you have a very smooth style, and a really great way of explaining things clearly. I really appreciate your work.
Thank you!
First off, you have a great drum AND cymbal sound. I mean you can actually hear the cymbals with clarity unlike so many videos out there that are mixed so drum heavy and you can barely hear the cymbals. I love cymbal demo videos....wow the snare sounds great, oh yeah what ride is that again? I love your sense of humor! Your feel is incredible. I mean very deep pocket feel and solid. That alone makes this a joy to listen to. Keep it up. Great video.
Thanks a lot! It's 20" K Custom Dry Light Ride.
I love your shirt, man!! :)
Excellent Video! and funny too. Possibly quite a reach for some but this kind of instruction is valuable and a great explanation of the subject in very practical demonstration.
Pass the stinking butter!!! Great lesson Steve : )
Great lesson. Cool drummer. Beautiful sounding drums.
Thanks!
Ryan - thanks so much.
Another awesome vid Steve,love it! Hard to get it sounding as even as you do!!
Awesome breakdown. Thanks Steve!
very very very good steve, my compliments, this is good
Killer Chops! Thank you for sharing such a great lesson!!
I just started to learn this .its not as easy as you make it look ..great vidio .
Man, you are an excellent instructor. I am in an original music situation right now and working on a tune where there is time change that NOBODY is adhering to. It's fusiony, ska-ish thing with a heavy rock halftime-feel break, but true halftime would be too slow. I'm gonna try this instead, hopefully without too much resistance. Thank you!
Not only are you a great drummer, but I believe you're one of the best teachers out there. Your lessons are invaluable and continue to give clarity to the, "How did he do that?", head-scratchers that mystify us drummers. Thanks for continually helping us to unlock these doors. Looking forward to the next lesson.
P.S.~Your drums and cymbals are killer!
Thanks man! Glad it's helpful.
Nice playing and great lesson!
Thank you!
This is great. As a bass player, I'm always really interested in feels with the drummer. Great!
Badass playing Steve! Love it!
Amazing very good work
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Hell yea that was cool. Great explanation very user friendly and very selfless of you to share. Thank you for recording, editing and uploading.
Very cool indeed.
Steve .. keep doing videos.. They are great
great Lesson, very good and clear explanation! Thank You! Greetings from germany
Awesome lessons man.
Thank you!
Great lesson, both in explanation and demonstration. Subscribing now.
Very nice. Keep your great content coming 👌🏽🎶🥁
Great lesson man! Very helpful! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Great stuff!!
Amazing video, incredibly helpful!
You are one bad dude and that is one bad t-shirt !! Would love to see a lesson on comping thanks!
Like straight-ahead jazz comping?
Thank you so much for replying !! I'm honored! Yes sir straight ahead jazz Bebop that would be great .Thanks again !!
A pdf would be great. As always so helpful
I'll see what I can do.
Thanks once again for the inspiration 😊
Amazing drum instructor. Ya, there’s plenty of instruction. Not like you though. As good as it gets. Bravo!
Hi! Do you have separate note sheet for this?
thankss steve!!!
very good!!!!!!!
Genius.
GREAT-NICE
Can't decide whether I am inspired to attempt this, or whether this inspires me to sell my drumset...
Derik don't get discouraged, just enjoy the journey. Practice the right stuff the right amount and you can play whatever you want!
😂 0:34 you got that right!
thanks steve
You Very Good brother... did u ever live in nyc ? Maybe I seen u around in the late 90's
Great vid.. liked & subbed!
10 seconds in and damm look at that styllee
this made the Blushda seem simple :)
THANKS!!!!!!!
PASS is both hands,THE is right hand, SALT is the left hand, AND is right hand, PEP is left hand, PER is right hand. so right hand is 4 beats and left is 3 beats in this case.
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Where can I get that Buddy Rich T-shirt?
Nice lesson!!! What kind of ride is that??
Full kit layout in the video description sir.
Showing my ignorance here, where is metric modulation used in known tracks?
@Steve Holmes How do you record your drum video with the click? Thanks
You send the metronome in the recording program to its own track and add it to the mix as you want. Google it for details bit I'm pretty sure that was it. I did it in Logic.
Thanks @Steve Holmes...
Thanks for another internet drum video..!! except yours I keep..!
one question steve, your hihat is going every second but i have difficulties with playing it through if i have to play the triplets , on which note is it going trough?
Woah!!!! This is so helpful! Nate Smith exposed
Yeah Nate does super hip phrasing with this stuff.
Yeas its like!)
Keplinger snare?
Dunnett titanium
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Pass the salt and pepper
cool！