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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- I will make a better video on it soon, but for now I just wanted to quickly demonstrate how easy this technique is and how you can learn it pretty quickly yourself!
Sorry I sound depressed, I promise I'm not.
The example was a very short and sloppy presentation, but you get the idea.
Let me know if you want another video on how to execute this technique, and feel free to ask any questions / requests in the comments!
Thanks for watching,
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The way he explains, I love when he says the 4 hits thing….. quads? This is how I explain drums too! Finally someone who speaks my drum language.
i’m glad you can understand me, sometimes i feel like i explain things weirdly 😂🙏
I think I have those exact same pedals, and that is exactly how I learned heel toe doubles!
@@brycewilson1741 nice bro; i’m glad other people are using them to their advantage! keep it up 😁
I love the way Zach Hill does heel toe. He doesn't even really use his heel, he does like this toe slide, and it makes it to where he can do them EXTREMELY fast. Look up the video Death Grips - Lost Boys (practice) for a perfect example of how he does it.
@@ThePersonNetwork i’ll look now, thanks! 🙏
just had a look, that’s called the slide technique which is also very useful! i’ll make a video on it in the future .
Yeah, it’s a cool technique! Chris Adler ex Lamb of God plays like this, he developed these pedals with longer footboards to do it.
Cracking video!
That’s cool! Thanks!
Alright now try this. The same 16th note pattern healtoe and do singles on your hands on the snare or Tom’s when you get good you’ll be able to do them at crazy tempos !
what is the ankle technique? I feel like I might be doing that but when I try heel to toe Im not really sure what to do and I cant play it fast at all
i will make another video on ankle technique
Great vid. Thx brother
@@US-ACE no problem bro, glad you like it! 🙏
While my right foot presses strongly, my left foot cannot press with the same force and less sound is produced. I work on this for 45 minutes a day, but I feel like I'm not improving. What should I do about this?
@@lornashore1 There’s a reason your right foot is better at it than your left. It’s because you use your right foot while you play beats and grooves which builds up its overall strength. I’d suggest focusing more on getting your left foot comfortable with playing beats as well (use it instead of your right and switch a hi hat groove to the ride). Also if you’re seeing no progress, sometimes it helps to take a break (only 2-3 days), after all it’s like building muscles in the gym.
every time i do it, my foot start crawling up and my toes keeps hitting the chain and i have to drag my foot back down again 😢
Mine too so I just wear socks and let the chain rest between my first 2 toes. 😂
all i can suggest there is to work on your precision and try your best to keep your foot in the same place! maybe try it with no socks on (it’ll be hard for your foot to slide up then)
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funny thing is, i can already do this, but only on the floor. when i introduce pedals, its like ive never done it before. ive even spent multiple days at my kit trying to get it but it doesnt work for me. maybe i have the wrong pedals
@@ichartps2131 what pedals do you have? i’ve tried it on multiple pedals before and it works best on the ones in the video. it’s much harder on heavier pedals like iron cobras or something like that!
@@ivoamps4651 hmm.. let me check
@@ivoamps4651 the brand is janus, idk model
they are janus pedals, i dont know what model though
U should not feel any discomfort in your shins. It will eventually cause injury... so they say
@@US-ACE it’s a risk i’m willing to take 😂
evgeny novikov has been doing it for donzen of so years and look at him now no injurys:)