After being a self-taught drummer for nearly 30 years, I have taken back to the beginning to focus on things I should have a long time ago - rudiments. Your video is helpful! Will check out more and you got my subscription! thank you!
Me too I can play all rock songs stick for stick but something's not quite right.it took a guy who was taught by very good teacher to let me see "rudiments" new student here.rock on.
I got to 130 bpm, and my doubles just fall apart. You're absolutely insane with it. I'm going to bookmark this video and keep going until I can hit 200 bpm.
Thank you so much! I have been drumming for many years! This is a great exercise to get my doubles up to scratch again! I discovered your channel here TH-cam! :-)
Nice practise!! at higher tempos your left hand stays higher than your right hand and not as loose, also your right it seems working more fingers like french grip, but the left stays to american grip ;)) Keep practising!!
I find it fascinating how your left shoulder lifts and your left elbow drifts to the side when you're doing the double strokes. Might help to check your finger/wrist technique on your left hand.
🎉🎉 This video just reached 1,000 views! 🎉🎉 Thank you so much to everybody who has used this video, I hope it's helping your doubles! Can I ask you all how did you first discover the Drumalong channel? I'm trying to find the best way for drummers to find it so if you'd like to answer it will help a lot! 🥁🥁🥁
It just turned up on my TH-cam home page. I'm always clicking on rudimental playalong stuff, so I'm glad it reached me. Great workout, by the way. If I may suggest: One of the things that has always helped me maintain consistent, even doubles is to start with a single stroke (LR RL LR RL, etc.). It's also good for timing.
@@paulrevelli Thanks Paul! That's a great tip, doubles improve loads by shifting which note you start with on the 1, this workout is great to use with all the double variations RRLL, RLLR, LLRR and LRRL 🥁🥁🥁
@@drumalong4576 This video helps a lot with improving double strokes. Your video is very simple to use and I like how you start off slow and then go faster.
@@drumalong4576 I have watched other drum videos about improving double stroke rolls and how to use your hands in a certain way and I find that too complicating and difficult to do. One thing that I do agree with on the other videos is that you do have to let the drum sticks bounce to be able to get the rebounded stroke.
Why are the slower temps harder hahahah 110-140 is hardest for me. My double bounces aren’t as evenly spaced out as yours they always wanna bounce quicker even though I’m drumming to the bpm.
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After being a self-taught drummer for nearly 30 years, I have taken back to the beginning to focus on things I should have a long time ago - rudiments. Your video is helpful! Will check out more and you got my subscription! thank you!
Thanks for subscribing! I'm happy it helps, there are more workouts on the way 🥁🥁🥁
Me too I can play all rock songs stick for stick but something's not quite right.it took a guy who was taught by very good teacher to let me see "rudiments" new student here.rock on.
I got to 130 bpm, and my doubles just fall apart. You're absolutely insane with it. I'm going to bookmark this video and keep going until I can hit 200 bpm.
It's a great warm up routine! Nice👍
Perfect doubles. Great timing with metronome. Really shows beginner how to stay on track. Excellent. But, boy is that pad loud! Thanks for video.
Thank you so much! I have been drumming for many years! This is a great exercise to get my doubles up to scratch again! I discovered your channel here TH-cam! :-)
You're welcome! Thank you for you kind words and replying, I hope your doubles feel the benefit swiftly 🥁🥁🥁
finally made it all the way through smoothly and without burning out!
So simple and yet great! Practicing this everyday until I can get as good as you
exactly what I was looking for thank you!!
Never liked ASMR until today...
Nice practise!!
at higher tempos your left hand stays higher than your right hand and not as loose, also your right it seems working more fingers like french grip, but the left stays to american grip ;))
Keep practising!!
Thanks Serafeim, my left is my weak hand and is like that from bad habits that I'm always trying to even out! 🥁🥁🥁
New subscription from Brazil...tks for the hint bro
Thanks Lucas! 🥁🥁🥁🥁
These are the best vids, thanks so much for this.
Thanks a lot T Kelly you're welcome! 🥁🥁🥁🥁
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@@tkelly830 🤘
Great teaching
Excellent work sir!
Luiz Carlos,Brasil Excelente!
My wrist hurt after 2 sessions of this 😂 beautiful
so happy i found your channel ! one love
Exelente aula brt ... reto e direto! #BR
I find it fascinating how your left shoulder lifts and your left elbow drifts to the side when you're doing the double strokes. Might help to check your finger/wrist technique on your left hand.
🎉🎉 This video just reached 1,000 views! 🎉🎉 Thank you so much to everybody who has used this video, I hope it's helping your doubles! Can I ask you all how did you first discover the Drumalong channel? I'm trying to find the best way for drummers to find it so if you'd like to answer it will help a lot! 🥁🥁🥁
It just turned up on my TH-cam home page. I'm always clicking on rudimental playalong stuff, so I'm glad it reached me. Great workout, by the way. If I may suggest: One of the things that has always helped me maintain consistent, even doubles is to start with a single stroke (LR RL LR RL, etc.). It's also good for timing.
@@paulrevelli Thanks Paul! That's a great tip, doubles improve loads by shifting which note you start with on the 1, this workout is great to use with all the double variations RRLL, RLLR, LLRR and LRRL 🥁🥁🥁
@@drumalong4576 This video helps a lot with improving double strokes. Your video is very simple to use and I like how you start off slow and then go faster.
@@SuperheroJunior Thank you I'm pleased it's helping, that's fantastic to hear! 🥁🥁🥁
@@drumalong4576 I have watched other drum videos about improving double stroke rolls and how to use your hands in a certain way and I find that too complicating and difficult to do. One thing that I do agree with on the other videos is that you do have to let the drum sticks bounce to be able to get the rebounded stroke.
Nice workout
Super 👌
Why are the slower temps harder hahahah 110-140 is hardest for me. My double bounces aren’t as evenly spaced out as yours they always wanna bounce quicker even though I’m drumming to the bpm.
Wow dude, you missed like 0 times
200 too easy marching band helped lmao