Here's how to play chops : - Learn single stroke - Learn double strokes - just do random stuff with those two rudiments, fast enough so no one notice you don't even know what you're doing
How to exponentially improve your chops 1) learn a few 3-8 note groupings (RLK, RLLK, LRLLK, RLRLLK, etc.) 2) practice those grouping in different subdivisions (16th notes, triplets, sextuplets, etc.) 3) move it around the kit to see what it sounds like with different orchestrations 4) try combining those groupings in 1-4 bar phrases. Start simple (how many groups of 3 and 4 can you fit together in 2 bars? If playing 16th notes, how many different ways can you add 3 and 4 to equal 32? You can do this for any subdivision for any length of time) 5) use your smaller groupings to create larger groupings (3+4=7 or RLK+RLLK= RLKRLLK) 6) develop your own patterns and groupings to personalize your chops Do that for a long time, and boom, youre now chops MaGee. Zack is right, it all sounds the same at some point, and if you listen to enough chops players, they are doing everything mentioned above, and executing it at a high level. Love the vids zack, keep it up. P.S- try less dick jokes lol.
Hey.. I just read your reply and it probably the best reply I’ve ever gotten in the internet all my life… Thank You I have a question,for the 3-8 note groupings,am I supposed to play any of the notes as a ghost note?(Like RLLK-I play LL as a ghost note)or just play it like Zack did till I’m up to speed?? I anticipate your response in earnest 🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@roghenejoel6793its all up to you! thats the beauty of it. you can do whatever you want with the ornamentation of the notes. try out different combinations and see what you like
Zack did great summation of what I have always thought but was not able to put in words. My theory; you could take two books and become better than 95% of all drummers out there. 1. George Lawrence Stone's Stick Control, (working all the stick patterns around the drums). 2 Any simple, well written book of drumbeats; ie John Pickering's The Drummer's Cookbook; working every conceivable hi-hat and cymbal combination you can come up with. I've been drumming for at least 57 years. I can't ever remember using a fill I learned off of TH-cam. I work on them sometimes, but rarely enough to where they become part of my repertoire. By doing the two things I mentioned above; cool and creative fills and "chops" will automatically come out of nowhere, often as much a surprise to yourself as to anybody listening. The soundman for our band is also a drummer. The other night after the band finished, he said, "Man you did some cool stuff I've never heard before." I said, "Yeah, me too."
I’m by no means an expert here but one of my good friends also told me to work on R L L and L R R as a pattern as well and even after a few days I’m starting to get the desired sound. It’s important to practice the dynamics and really accentuate them (very low stick heights when not accented, almost inaudible).
Add kick. My favorite sticking - RLRLLK. It can sound cool as a fill and it can sound cool as a groove. You can try different dynamics - RLRllK, RlRllK, rlRllK...
Hey Zack. As a rock/metal drummer, you are the the one inspiring me in jazz drumming. You are the answer for my question "What the heck am I supposed to do with only one kick pedal?". Keep it up, you're doing awesome! 💙
1:51 *1000% agreed* One of my all time favorite drummers is Kosuke Kamata, he never does what the majority of people do when we think of "Chops" but it's always extremely unique and creative. I know it goes down to taste and subjective opinion but what matters to me most is creativity and originality *with* rudiments more-so than speed
How do you get such clean and consistent double strokes from your kick? Could you do a video explaining what techniques and exercises you do to develop foot independence and stamina?
Man those accent are on so satisfying like you're doing A LOT of amazing chops and ghost notes, shuffles and still manage to hit those accents perfectly. You're a GOD
Rudiments and technique are certainly important with this amazing instrument, but I've got to say man you purely play as "you" and a drummer that can play like themselves behind the kit is a true artist, phenomenal!
I always respect someone who is prepared to sit in front of a camera and say "I am an idiot". We all are sometimes. Just recognise it and keep practicing.
Firstly Zack - awesome video as always dude, i love your approach, playing and humour! Secondly - 5:03 - from my years working in drum shops in the UK you'd be amazed how many thin cymbals i've had turn up inverted like that by bad courier services! Easy enough to flip them back in. When i was young and naive i asked the guy i worked with what this "weird china cymbal" was when a cymbal arrived inverted, only for him to laugh himself silly and take it off me and pop it back the way it should be... oops haha!
People always call me a basic pocket drummer. But now thanks to this video I’ve been equipped with the tools to level up and blow my haters out of the water!
its really just the amount of work you put into it. I had terrible consistency until I just sat there for a week and did only double strokes for an hour each day
The fundamentals thing couldn't be more true. It's all about singles, doubles and that's it! Taking it slow and focusing on this again has made drumming change and become more fun again!
Seriously the best way I've ever heard it described. Every other video about this subject tends to completely over complicate it. Thankyou for this man!
"Then you need to grow up." Well damn. That escalated mad quickly. Mans caught ME off guard, and I practice my singles! Hit me with a whole SoulCalibur guard impact. Lol
Zack; I just happened across a video of you learning to play Sax in 10 minutes and now here. I have been playing drums for 30 years, I have no chops. Your video has brought back some basics of thought for me to take home and work on. Spent years learning rudiments and performing in orchestras, and bands....but never developed beyond "making the cut". What you say here, rings with me! Basics, tighten 'em up, get up to speed! Paradiddle was my favorite rudiment as I developed it into my own groves and solos. Need to do that with RLKK! RLRLKK! With that said, I still have not figured out how to double kick on a bass....to save my life. :(
It's all about the basics. Thanks man, this was actually really helpful. I am a guitarist and I take the same approach with speed building, arpeggios, rhythm and strumming, etc.
I loved this video! This type of drum content is perfect for moderate to expect skill levels cuz you’re talking about things in terms of vague modular tools you can apply to pretty much any drum. Good shit, dude!
i´m learning for a year now on how to play chops and started with "gaddisms" what also helps for your tempo but recently i discovered the KRKL pattern is also a good fundament
Totally agree, after maybe 2-5 min of chops, they all sound the same, cuz I mean continuous 16th/32nd notes repeated is gonna get old. So, could you make a video on how to play a good drum solo? Not a chop battle drum solo, but a melodic musical one
Zack it looks like you need to be a little more careful. Hi hat injuries are not common but can happen. When they do you will be shocked. These injuries can vary from cracking or breaking to inverting. What we saw today was your hi hat invert. I would recommend fix it up as fast as you can. We are lucky it didn’t crack. If you feel comfortable you can try and fix it yourself but I recommend taking to a professional to fix it. We hope your hi hat is alright. :)
zackgrooves i’ve only seen 2 of your videos but you’re already one of my favorite drum content creators. you gave me back my otherwise inexistent passion for the drums and inspired me to grind again after a long time. I hope that even if you make it big you always have time to make content like this for your subscribers. peace! 🥁
@@ZackGrooves my drum teacher was a hardcore jazz drummer who learned from danny gotlieb and he always played heel down but he knew i wasnt a primarily a jazz player so he taught me heel up. as long as the drummer is consistnt and doesent hit extra kicks after the beater stroke if you know what im saying than to me it doesent matter
Thank you for this video, been here since 5k! My personal issue isn’t speed or moving around. I did high school Marching Band so rudiments were mandatory. My personal issue is timing. It’s amazing how you can freely move but stay in time. I feel like whenever I do that I lose time and come back offbeat. Metronome isn’t helping 😂. Any suggestions? Idk what I am doing wrong.
I haven't played drums for the last 4 years but your channel is making me feel so much desired to get back into it! sadly covid and living in University dorm doesn't make it easy. But I think I will give it a try after things get better. Thanks for the cool way you make the videos!
I’ve been playing for 9 years and I’ve never learnt my double strokes. Any advice guys? Is it simply about patience and discipline or am I just a dumbass lol
Check Rob Brown, Gordy Knudtson for some excellemt insights. Most people will tell you about accenting 2nd stroke, but rarely go in any particular depth I feel. Unlocking clean doubles is really satisfying. And once you get that solid even sound going it gets super addictive, and motivating to work on. The "4800 double strokes" excersise made by Rob Brown gave incredible results for me in just a few days. After 1 year of doing this, lets say 1-3 times a week I am blown away by the results. Combine this with getting into different diddles and you will be set for life : ) Good luck!
sticking is playing extra strokes on one hand (RRR) for example to free the other hand for movement or Crash hit in this case. I learned this in marching band snare. Its important.
Dude... I think I love you. Please continue with your music and videos. You're teaching me a lot (and I mean expecially out of drumming). Respect and best regards from Italy.
Worst comment you've ever received. Go 🤣🤣 (My friend and I have a running text chat with my worst ones from the last few years. Dream is eventually to turn them into a coffee table book.) (BTW nice chops. Every time I watch you chop I'm like "ok, extra hour in the shed")
Just came across this today, and what a hoot! This is great advice and in light of the 30 day chops course that just finished on Drumeo, is particularly useful. Loved the 30 day chops course by the way, I am already seeing fruit from the course in my playing. Thanks Zack!
Here's how to play chops :
- Learn single stroke
- Learn double strokes
- just do random stuff with those two rudiments, fast enough so no one notice you don't even know what you're doing
Fr?
What about bass drum? What are chops without bass drum?
Fried Panda chops are rudiments with kicks in between
Joel Sparkowich duh
stop exposing me bro
How to exponentially improve your chops
1) learn a few 3-8 note groupings (RLK, RLLK, LRLLK, RLRLLK, etc.)
2) practice those grouping in different subdivisions (16th notes, triplets, sextuplets, etc.)
3) move it around the kit to see what it sounds like with different orchestrations
4) try combining those groupings in 1-4 bar phrases. Start simple (how many groups of 3 and 4 can you fit together in 2 bars? If playing 16th notes, how many different ways can you add 3 and 4 to equal 32? You can do this for any subdivision for any length of time)
5) use your smaller groupings to create larger groupings (3+4=7 or RLK+RLLK= RLKRLLK)
6) develop your own patterns and groupings to personalize your chops
Do that for a long time, and boom, youre now chops MaGee. Zack is right, it all sounds the same at some point, and if you listen to enough chops players, they are doing everything mentioned above, and executing it at a high level.
Love the vids zack, keep it up. P.S- try less dick jokes lol.
This is a really good explanation. I love it. Thanks for sharing!
PS: no, u
why less of those jokes :(
@@ZackGrooves nice
Hey.. I just read your reply and it probably the best reply I’ve ever gotten in the internet all my life… Thank You
I have a question,for the 3-8 note groupings,am I supposed to play any of the notes as a ghost note?(Like
RLLK-I play LL as a ghost note)or just play it like Zack did till I’m up to speed??
I anticipate your response in earnest 🙏🏾🙏🏾
@@roghenejoel6793its all up to you! thats the beauty of it. you can do whatever you want with the ornamentation of the notes. try out different combinations and see what you like
I have literally never seen a hi hat invert like that while playing
It’s pretty common with bigger hi hats. That’s why some people put a splash cymbal under the bottom hi-hat as well.
It looks like his bottom hi hat is bigger than the top hi hat
No one has😭😭
Wait am I really getting memed or that was true? Lmao
Ever been in marching band?
I can’t wait for this channel to blow up more than it already has
Right??
Same. I hope hes aa big as twoset violin or davie bass guitar guy.
@@marksayosmejia7251 he's got what it takes and he definitely deserves it
@@musicwithsilviaabreu6599 i already have the bell notif turned on.
It's already happening!!!!!
Hey I think I love u?
Bruh
Brethren
Saxologic Lmao
Simp
this is different kind of step bro action
RLKK
Me:hmmm
RLRLKK
Me:hmmmm
Zach: let’s put them together
Me: WOAH WOAH WOAH HOW WOAH
i cry
I can always predict when the “YOU NEED TO GROW UP” scene is coming 😩😀
Love this punchline 😄
Just popped my cherry on that one! Nearly spat me tea out lmfao I need to grow up
Can we take a minute to acknowledge zack wearing a dragon ball tshirt...
The boi got taste
No
I have the same one on rn
no
Aniruddh Gupta shut up
Zack did great summation of what I have always thought but was not able to put in words. My theory; you could take two books and become better than 95% of all drummers out there. 1. George Lawrence Stone's Stick Control, (working all the stick patterns around the drums). 2 Any simple, well written book of drumbeats; ie John Pickering's The Drummer's Cookbook; working every conceivable hi-hat and cymbal combination you can come up with. I've been drumming for at least 57 years. I can't ever remember using a fill I learned off of TH-cam. I work on them sometimes, but rarely enough to where they become part of my repertoire. By doing the two things I mentioned above; cool and creative fills and "chops" will automatically come out of nowhere, often as much a surprise to yourself as to anybody listening. The soundman for our band is also a drummer. The other night after the band finished, he said, "Man you did some cool stuff I've never heard before." I said, "Yeah, me too."
Awesome! Thanks, Zack!
Aw, Zack looks sad that his saxobro moved away.
:(
I’m by no means an expert here but one of my good friends also told me to work on R L L and L R R as a pattern as well and even after a few days I’m starting to get the desired sound. It’s important to practice the dynamics and really accentuate them (very low stick heights when not accented, almost inaudible).
Agreed! Thanks for writing in!
Add kick. My favorite sticking - RLRLLK. It can sound cool as a fill and it can sound cool as a groove. You can try different dynamics - RLRllK, RlRllK, rlRllK...
Hey Zack. As a rock/metal drummer, you are the the one inspiring me in jazz drumming. You are the answer for my question "What the heck am I supposed to do with only one kick pedal?". Keep it up, you're doing awesome! 💙
oh man, when somebody has hella skin flute chops, amazing
I’m like Travis Barker on the skin flute
@@pokerdealer2003 i bet you ar lmao jk
I saw no other comments on this and it almost made me wonder if I was the only one who knew what the skin flute is
1:51
*1000% agreed*
One of my all time favorite drummers is Kosuke Kamata, he never does what the majority of people do when we think of "Chops" but it's always extremely unique and creative. I know it goes down to taste and subjective opinion but what matters to me most is creativity and originality *with* rudiments more-so than speed
2:32 is just Zack showing off his muscles 😆
How do you get such clean and consistent double strokes from your kick? Could you do a video explaining what techniques and exercises you do to develop foot independence and stamina?
have you seen the size of his legs? that's how. don't skip leg day.
He’s just talented. It’s not even a concern. It comes naturally with learning to play drums. - Practice good times bad times
Has a lot to do with the pedal too. I had bad doubles on my cheap pedal, then I got the DW 9000 and mine are fast and clean
Literally just practice.
try wearing heavy shoes and use high spring tension.push your foot down once then drag it back.that works for me at least.
Man those accent are on so satisfying like you're doing A LOT of amazing chops and ghost notes, shuffles and still manage to hit those accents perfectly. You're a GOD
Rudiments and technique are certainly important with this amazing instrument, but I've got to say man you purely play as "you" and a drummer that can play like themselves behind the kit is a true artist, phenomenal!
I always respect someone who is prepared to sit in front of a camera and say "I am an idiot". We all are sometimes. Just recognise it and keep practicing.
Firstly Zack - awesome video as always dude, i love your approach, playing and humour!
Secondly - 5:03 - from my years working in drum shops in the UK you'd be amazed how many thin cymbals i've had turn up inverted like that by bad courier services! Easy enough to flip them back in. When i was young and naive i asked the guy i worked with what this "weird china cymbal" was when a cymbal arrived inverted, only for him to laugh himself silly and take it off me and pop it back the way it should be... oops haha!
People always call me a basic pocket drummer. But now thanks to this video I’ve been equipped with the tools to level up and blow my haters out of the water!
You inspired me to play the trumpet with this video. Keep doing what you're doing, Zach.
its really just the amount of work you put into it. I had terrible consistency until I just sat there for a week and did only double strokes for an hour each day
Instructions unclear, opened a butcher shop by accident.
You’re the first person to answer my question about how to speed up chops and what chops even are. Thank you!
30 seconds in and I’m just like THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!
The fundamentals thing couldn't be more true. It's all about singles, doubles and that's it! Taking it slow and focusing on this again has made drumming change and become more fun again!
Make a vedio on how to play that first chops that you played like fire 🔥🔥🔥, were the Speck guy got shocked 😂😂😂😂..
Always one of the best drummers
Seriously the best way I've ever heard it described. Every other video about this subject tends to completely over complicate it. Thankyou for this man!
5:05 wtf lol
I LAUGHED SO HARD
This is great I feel more confident now with this stuff
Tldr: Man has a seizure playing drums
Love u
Man you make me laugh every time while joking in you're vids. :) Ty for reveal those chops! It means so much to me.Greetings from România!!!
I think the next thing I want to know is how do you know when it's appropriate and how much chops to use
"Then you need to grow up."
Well damn. That escalated mad quickly.
Mans caught ME off guard, and I practice my singles!
Hit me with a whole SoulCalibur guard impact. Lol
Omf this video reminds me of old youtube... i love it
Zack is the human definition of the perfect drum teacher. No "don't do this or that". Its just 100% wise words.
yeah he’s not teaching someone who just started learning. bad technique leads to poor progress, which dominos into disinterest
Great vid bro. Ur my favorite drummer
nice and early, love your videos btw you are a great inspiration for me. You are a beast on the drums
Ok I get the sticking and all but what about our kick? I always end up just throwing it anywhere and I feel like it sounds bad
Yeah, usually I don't even use the kick when I'm fooling around unless it's completely random
Zack; I just happened across a video of you learning to play Sax in 10 minutes and now here. I have been playing drums for 30 years, I have no chops. Your video has brought back some basics of thought for me to take home and work on. Spent years learning rudiments and performing in orchestras, and bands....but never developed beyond "making the cut". What you say here, rings with me! Basics, tighten 'em up, get up to speed! Paradiddle was my favorite rudiment as I developed it into my own groves and solos. Need to do that with RLKK! RLRLKK! With that said, I still have not figured out how to double kick on a bass....to save my life. :(
3:51 the drum face is strong with this one.. i would like to have even only the face as cool as yours :D cool vid btw
It's all about the basics. Thanks man, this was actually really helpful. I am a guitarist and I take the same approach with speed building, arpeggios, rhythm and strumming, etc.
MAD SKIN FLUTE CHOPS
GROW UP
I loved this video! This type of drum content is perfect for moderate to expect skill levels cuz you’re talking about things in terms of vague modular tools you can apply to pretty much any drum. Good shit, dude!
That was the goal!! Thank you man. Appreciate you!
1:53. Dude's right. Play only chops and you'll fall into a pattern. You'll notice your fills repeating, accents repeating too
i like how you wisely goof, then break it down with facts. well done sir. and thank you
Im am glad to have it clarified that nobody knows what chops means
I honestly still dont know what chops mean 😂 I just practice and play lol
Yessir your definition of chops is the definition I go off of as well. Fluidity around the set, jazz daddy
Im gonna start praying to you at night whether you like it or not
hopefully it will make me a jazz master like you
i´m learning for a year now on how to play chops and started with "gaddisms" what also helps for your tempo but recently i discovered the KRKL pattern is also a good fundament
Totally agree, after maybe 2-5 min of chops, they all sound the same, cuz I mean continuous 16th/32nd notes repeated is gonna get old.
So, could you make a video on how to play a good drum solo? Not a chop battle drum solo, but a melodic musical one
I’ve been looking forward to this all week
Zack it looks like you need to be a little more careful. Hi hat injuries are not common but can happen. When they do you will be shocked. These injuries can vary from cracking or breaking to inverting. What we saw today was your hi hat invert. I would recommend fix it up as fast as you can. We are lucky it didn’t crack. If you feel comfortable you can try and fix it yourself but I recommend taking to a professional to fix it. We hope your hi hat is alright. :)
Dawg... Like, nice that you care, but I think hes just gonna buy a new one
It’s also probably the weirdest way you could’ve said hey Zach be careful about you hi hats
Great words Zack, I too find that hard things to play can be made easier by perceiving it differently.
No I kidding I wanna hear more of that groove at the beginning
You are my favorite youtube channel! My love for memes and my passion for drums are both found in your humor and editing style its so amazing
TSCHOOOPPPSSSS
Just throwing me penny in, F the jump cut complaints, I sub'd cause i like your edits, keeps it fresh man
Just sayin, I’m here before he blows up and becomes the next best YT funny drummer
cringe
@@paranoidandriod he's just saying
A good teacher doesn’t teach what to learn but how to learn. Thanks chops man
i need myself a couple of exercises to do at home my dude. Im working on my fundamentals but i feel like im far away from starting to have "Chops"
zackgrooves i’ve only seen 2 of your videos but you’re already one of my favorite drum content creators. you gave me back my otherwise inexistent passion for the drums and inspired me to grind again after a long time. I hope that even if you make it big you always have time to make content like this for your subscribers. peace! 🥁
is that sean wright's chops ?? loll great job dude
ps : i mean in the intro
Haha, that intro! Love the creativity of this channel. And those CHOPS!
4:31 4:40 Stop the wink bro I can't even lol
Here I am, watching a random TH-cam video... and you're playing to one of my tracks! Would love a full video dude, you're fantastic!
What technique do you use when it comes to doing fast kicks? (Heel toe etc.) Love the content man, keep it up!
I play heel up! Never really knew it was a thing until someone pointed it out to me. It’s how I’ve always played haha
@@ZackGrooves my drum teacher was a hardcore jazz drummer who learned from danny gotlieb and he always played heel down but he knew i wasnt a primarily a jazz player so he taught me heel up. as long as the drummer is consistnt and doesent hit extra kicks after the beater stroke if you know what im saying than to me it doesent matter
@@ZackGrooves do you have your heel up for both feet? Because I need help with my hi-hat /left foot speed
This is why I love drums. Everything can be broken down into the most basic fundamentals.
HOW did you do that to a hi-hat?!
THICC foot
Is it good now?
tw
Your one of the best drummers I've seen and I love your videos
YUUUURURRRRR
you a 66samus fan?
Sammy Loehnis OHHHH YURRRRRRR
OHHH YURRRRRR!!! 🤘🏼😈
The jump cuts are one of the reasons I find this channel so good!
keep it up!
Me: how are your invert chops?
Zack: pretty good, look at this *inverts hi hat*
Me: ... I meant inverted diddles but this is cool
zack made a china cymbal with his high hat stand
You're the GOAT of drumming youtubers
Thank you for this video, been here since 5k! My personal issue isn’t speed or moving around. I did high school Marching Band so rudiments were mandatory. My personal issue is timing. It’s amazing how you can freely move but stay in time. I feel like whenever I do that I lose time and come back offbeat. Metronome isn’t helping 😂. Any suggestions? Idk what I am doing wrong.
Thank You for sharing this, Zach. Very eye-opening and informative.
Best drum lesson I have ever had, took 2 minutes.
I haven't played drums for the last 4 years but your channel is making me feel so much desired to get back into it! sadly covid and living in University dorm doesn't make it easy. But I think I will give it a try after things get better. Thanks for the cool way you make the videos!
If my drumming was on par with my skin flute playing I would be Travis Barker.
One day @ZackGrooves is going to be the biggest drum youtuber in the world...keep making this sshhh............ t I LOVE IT
Aye but where can I get that DBZ shirt tho lmao
great video bro I love the weirdest combos in music like jazz and metal so I love your videos broooo.
His cymbal was like alright imma just invert myself cause these CHOPS are too tight and he needs to stop
I would just at accents and taps / non accents to the short list of fundamentals
Great content brother and seriously amazing playing.
I’ve been playing for 9 years and I’ve never learnt my double strokes. Any advice guys? Is it simply about patience and discipline or am I just a dumbass lol
Check Rob Brown, Gordy Knudtson for some excellemt insights. Most people will tell you about accenting 2nd stroke, but rarely go in any particular depth I feel. Unlocking clean doubles is really satisfying. And once you get that solid even sound going it gets super addictive, and motivating to work on. The "4800 double strokes" excersise made by Rob Brown gave incredible results for me in just a few days. After 1 year of doing this, lets say 1-3 times a week I am blown away by the results. Combine this with getting into different diddles and you will be set for life : ) Good luck!
sticking is playing extra strokes on one hand (RRR) for example to free the other hand for movement or Crash hit in this case. I learned this in marching band snare. Its important.
What hats are those? They sound so damn good
UFLIPs
They look like Meinl Sand Hats to me
Dude... I think I love you. Please continue with your music and videos. You're teaching me a lot (and I mean expecially out of drumming). Respect and best regards from Italy.
Worst comment you've ever received. Go 🤣🤣 (My friend and I have a running text chat with my worst ones from the last few years. Dream is eventually to turn them into a coffee table book.) (BTW nice chops. Every time I watch you chop I'm like "ok, extra hour in the shed")
That’s a pretty hard one 😂 the most recent one that happens to be my fav was just “Jazz Sux and so do you” Hahahaha
I want to hug this Man and never let go
bro I literally have that same DBZ shirt
Just came across this today, and what a hoot! This is great advice and in light of the 30 day chops course that just finished on Drumeo, is particularly useful. Loved the 30 day chops course by the way, I am already seeing fruit from the course in my playing. Thanks Zack!
How to be a good drummer if you're a naturally good drummer. >.
Hard work beats talent if talent doesn’t work hard
no
@@joelsparkowich6892 lol
The most chill drum channel out there
5:02 that happens a lot to my crash
Really love you guy....you make the sun come out of my heart...thank you for being...
Kiss to you and your family of course
Zack: How did that sound? Did it sound crazy? I think it did.
Me, who thought it sounded good: 👁👄👁