Like my dad taught me: "First you must learn and practice the basics....". This principle is to be applied to any undertaking, from wrestling to mountain climbing to cooking. Only by learning and mastering the basics can one go beyond into more complex undertakings
Man I love this. Such a huge help, thanks for telling us to improve tempo, if you always practice at 100 bpm you probably won’t be able to do 180+ bpm.
It’s fun to play 1 line with the feet at 16th notes while playing another line simultaneously with the hands at 32nd notes. Excellent for building independence and coordination.
Great lesson. Really like how you have the practice bass pad - and bringing in the practice ride cymbal. I have no doubt that Mr. Stone and Mr. Morello are looking down, smiling.. Also, nice to see Gary Chester's book on the stand behind you.
I just watched a video of you at drumeo studios where you talked about being labeled as "other" than a drummer. Was very impressed with your playing on the kit they had there. I have watched numerous drumming vids, but first time seeing you. I'm just a 50 year old, self taught, hobbyist, boot drummer! would love to take lessons from you if you were here in Texas. Thanks
Great video! One thing I haven't seen anyone talk about is open and closed style, starting very slowly and gradually moving to top speed and back down again. I just started this today and it definitely points out a lot of flaws in my playing. I think you demonstrate this often but never go into detail about it. Just a thought! You're the best!
Your thw drumeo lady!!!! Gurl!!!! You did a break down of travis barkers drumming and i haven't gotten you off my mind ever since!!! Im a female drummer of 21 years and am not nearly as good as you are..(yet) i been looking for some of your videos amd finally found them!❤
Hi Thank you! You need to go to my TikTok and Instagram page @taylor.dorothea. That’s where most of my videos are. p.s., I do t usually answer that fast but I just saw it pop in as I was checking g my emails.
@dtdrummerlady now we're best friends, you gotta reply every time now! Lol jk but I just followed you on IG. Also fellow female drummer here! 20 years, been playing since age 10!
Thanks for pointing out the "Cut Time" issue. Most videos covering "Stick Control" ignore this and count this as 4/4 time. Why is this issue? Because when a TH-camr says, "I play these at 150 or 200 bpm," they are actually playing at 75 bpm or 100 bpm respectively. "So What" you might say? Well music theory is important, I think, if it says "Cut Time" it should be counted as cut time with a half not getting 1 beat, a quarter note 1/2 beat and an 8th note 1/4 of a beat. Counting should not be 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & but rather 1 . . . 2 . . . 1 . . . 2 . . .
Thats great if you’re already fast with hands. It doesn’t help someone starting out to show how fast everyone (who can already play) can play. I was hoping there’d be more basic lessons/help for people in the early stages. 🤷🏻♀️
I understand what you’re saying. This was just a video for students who have the book but don’t understand fully how important it is to spend hours of practice on these stickings so that it WILL improve your hand speed as a drummer.
Not sure I have this right but is the message that instead of doing 8 notes at say 120 and build up from there you should do 16th notes at 60 and build up from there. I had assumed that as the book is organised around 8th notes I should use 8th notes for the metronome
It’s written with cut time noted. Beginners usually start with them played as 8th notes. As you get faster you should set the met at 16ths or just as quarter notes with each note getting 4 16ths.
@@dtdrummerlady Could you explain what cut time actually means, please? Pardon my ignorance. I've heard the term used but never seen/heard an explanation of it. Thanks. Great lesson, by the way.
Salut de France, je suis une passionnée , attaquée la batterie a 40 ans , pas simple ,j'ai un prof , que j'adore , qui ma donner le virus de la batterie , j'ai cours toutes les semaines , je regrette de pas avoir , commencée petite , ,mais je m'accorche j'adore tes vidéos , c'est géant
@@dtdrummerlady I'm sorry Dorothea my post is poorly worded so you may have misunderstood me. I was referring to the way you played the rudiment at precisely 180 BPM with no audible cue and I was just asking how you're able to do that.
@Dorothea Taylor Dtdrummerlady I've come too far for that. I just need to get use to the sticking. I've got the paradiddle up to 180 so I know I can get it. Thank you for all the video uploads. I really appreciate it
@Dorothea Taylor Dtdrummerlady so...after watching your lesson on Drumeo I have learned I indeed can NOT do a paradiddle at 180 lol I did not realize the diddle had to be complete in one metronome click. Good news is I'm officially a lifetime member of drumeo now lol I'll get it one day.
You know the saying “Rome Wasn’t Built In A day” ……. building speed takes TIME. Be patient and spend quality time everyday with your practice sessions.
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Like my dad taught me: "First you must learn and practice the basics....".
This principle is to be applied to any undertaking, from wrestling to mountain climbing to cooking. Only by learning and mastering the basics can one go beyond into more complex undertakings
Very good advice that can be applied to anything you want to get better at
Man I love this. Such a huge help, thanks for telling us to improve tempo, if you always practice at 100 bpm you probably won’t be able to do 180+ bpm.
It’s fun to play 1 line with the feet at 16th notes while playing another line simultaneously with the hands at 32nd notes. Excellent for building independence and coordination.
This. This is the video that just leveled me up.
Great lesson. Really like how you have the practice bass pad - and bringing in the practice ride cymbal. I have no doubt that Mr. Stone and Mr. Morello are looking down, smiling.. Also, nice to see Gary Chester's book on the stand behind you.
Such an excellent video. You just opened my world up. Thank you.
i loved your similar paradiddle lesson on Drumeo several months ago
I just watched a video of you at drumeo studios where you talked about being labeled as "other" than a drummer. Was very impressed with your playing on the kit they had there. I have watched numerous drumming vids, but first time seeing you. I'm just a 50 year old, self taught, hobbyist, boot drummer! would love to take lessons from you if you were here in Texas. Thanks
Very good tutorial just got this book and makes it worthwhile to translate to playing these onto the kit
Dorothea flexing with that Rogers kit. She bad ass.
Great video! One thing I haven't seen anyone talk about is open and closed style, starting very slowly and gradually moving to top speed and back down again. I just started this today and it definitely points out a lot of flaws in my playing. I think you demonstrate this often but never go into detail about it. Just a thought! You're the best!
Great video! Thanks for the lesson!
Love to hear your methods for the New Breed book you have on the stand in the background.
Fantastic lesson....Thank you.
Thanks for this. Just what I needed.
Love it Dorothy thanks for posting
EXCELLENT TUTORIAL ☝️
You are awesome. I wish I had started way back from my beginning learning correctly. Ijs.
great advice, thank you.
Thank you ma'am
Best book for hands and double bass or bass drum in general. Page 9 is my favorite
I love the old Rogers set!
Well said! Thank you!
Thank You it's awesome i'm loved very good explained.
Thank you woman.
What a good drum player.
New Drummer here as well. Thank you so much! Uh-oh! I’m late for practice!!!
I love this thank you ❤️✌️✨
New sub here.....Thanks and Blessings!
Your thw drumeo lady!!!! Gurl!!!! You did a break down of travis barkers drumming and i haven't gotten you off my mind ever since!!! Im a female drummer of 21 years and am not nearly as good as you are..(yet) i been looking for some of your videos amd finally found them!❤
Hi Thank you! You need to go to my TikTok and Instagram page @taylor.dorothea. That’s where most of my videos are.
p.s., I do t usually answer that fast but I just saw it pop in as I was checking g my emails.
@dtdrummerlady now we're best friends, you gotta reply every time now! Lol jk but I just followed you on IG. Also fellow female drummer here! 20 years, been playing since age 10!
Great! thanks a lot!
TEACHER gracias por la lession
The book is also good for double bass practice.
Hahahaha super cool video! Very useful
Doña Dorothea quiero ser como usted cuando sea grande.
Nice Rogers!
👍
Beast!
Gold ❤
Thanks for pointing out the "Cut Time" issue. Most videos covering "Stick Control" ignore this and count this as 4/4 time. Why is this issue? Because when a TH-camr says, "I play these at 150 or 200 bpm," they are actually playing at 75 bpm or 100 bpm respectively. "So What" you might say? Well music theory is important, I think, if it says "Cut Time" it should be counted as cut time with a half not getting 1 beat, a quarter note 1/2 beat and an 8th note 1/4 of a beat. Counting should not be 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & but rather 1 . . . 2 . . . 1 . . . 2 . . .
Exactly!! Or count 1e&a 2e&a like I count for my students.
Thats great if you’re already fast with hands. It doesn’t help someone starting out to show how fast everyone (who can already play) can play. I was hoping there’d be more basic lessons/help for people in the early stages. 🤷🏻♀️
I understand what you’re saying. This was just a video for students who have the book but don’t understand fully how important it is to spend hours of practice on these stickings so that it WILL improve your hand speed as a drummer.
WoW!!!!!
legendary
thanks
Not sure I have this right but is the message that instead of doing 8 notes at say 120 and build up from there you should do 16th notes at 60 and build up from there. I had assumed that as the book is organised around 8th notes I should use 8th notes for the metronome
It’s written with cut time noted. Beginners usually start with them played as 8th notes. As you get faster you should set the met at 16ths or just as quarter notes with each note getting 4 16ths.
@@dtdrummerlady Could you explain what cut time actually means, please? Pardon my ignorance. I've heard the term used but never seen/heard an explanation of it.
Thanks.
Great lesson, by the way.
Salut de France, je suis une passionnée , attaquée la batterie a 40 ans , pas simple ,j'ai un prof , que j'adore , qui ma donner le virus de la batterie , j'ai cours toutes les semaines , je regrette de pas avoir , commencée petite , ,mais je m'accorche j'adore tes vidéos , c'est géant
Very nice. Too much to ask for a grip/stroke technique video?
Victor Boliviet I may just do that. Have had several people ask about it. Thanks
Who would have known, grandma can shred with the sticks!
Of course I can, I’ve been playing for almost 58 yrs! ☺️
Which cymbals are these ?
i think
low sound cymbals zildjian
Haha I"m at a whopping 44 bpm...
How the heck do people play at a specific BPM with no reference? She played exactly 180 bpm at 2:27
There was no metronome involved in this video, it was just an example of how to use George Stones Bk.
@@dtdrummerlady I'm sorry Dorothea my post is poorly worded so you may have misunderstood me. I was referring to the way you played the rudiment at precisely 180 BPM with no audible cue and I was just asking how you're able to do that.
Just something I do after playing for 61 yrs 😊
I get to exercise 6 and it's all downhill from there.
Oh no! Don’t give up 😊
@Dorothea Taylor Dtdrummerlady I've come too far for that. I just need to get use to the sticking. I've got the paradiddle up to 180 so I know I can get it. Thank you for all the video uploads. I really appreciate it
@Dorothea Taylor Dtdrummerlady so...after watching your lesson on Drumeo I have learned I indeed can NOT do a paradiddle at 180 lol I did not realize the diddle had to be complete in one metronome click. Good news is I'm officially a lifetime member of drumeo now lol I'll get it one day.
@@insertmetalusernamehere Yes 👍 you know now that it takes time and persistence but you can do it. 😊
This is wrong - move them around the kit when you reach 180! What?! It will take 1-2 years or even more to take paradiddles to 180.
You know the saying “Rome Wasn’t Built In A day” ……. building speed takes TIME. Be patient and spend quality time everyday with your practice sessions.
👍