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This video is about Playing in 2
Here is a gear list:
Sabian Cymbals:
22" Artisan Light Ride
19" HHX Extreme Crash(Left side ride)
14"Artisan Hi Hats
Gretsch Drums:
USA Custom 125th anniversary (2008)
18X14
12X8
14X14
14X5.5
Recording Gear:
M-Audio Profire 2626
(2) AKG C1000s
Audio Technica AT8471 - เพลง
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This is definitely the best Jazz-Drumming channel!
Wow! Thanks so much!
Just found your channel and I love it! And smile you make when you start on the ride cymbal is something I understand well. I too love my Sabian HHX's. 😊
Tim, I love your videos. Your upbeat demeanor makes everything fun, and you have a way putting things that makes it simple and easy. I always pick up tings from you that I can use right away. Really glad I found this channel.
Thank you so much Chip!
Btw you are the best channel on youtube whatsoever. It's what I needed
Thank you so much!
Just discovered your channel. Great lesson!
Thank you!
This video is a lifesaver
Very well explained and fun lesson! And got all exited about the bonus lesson 🙃
Thanks so much!
Smooth transitions! Nice!
Thanks!
Great lesson and thanks for the pdf.
Thank you!
Excellent Channel ;)
Thank you so much!
Nice Tim!
Thank you!
Brilliant video
Thank you!
Ah great lesson Tim! Could you do a lesson on how to efficiently record drums cause I really like how your kit sounds on recording.
Thanks! I'm no expert, but I could give it a go sometime soon. Glad you like the videos!
Just discovered you . That was well good 👍will check out some more 👌
Thanks so much!
Neat!
good lesson thanks ..
Thanks for watching!
Tim you remind of John X. He’s a great instructor.
Thank you. Yes he is, and we don't live that far from one another either.
Hi Tim nice lesson, I really like your bass drum sound, how do you get it?
I was seriously about to make a video about this since I couldn't find anything online for it and this concept confused a lot of my students.
Glad I could save you the trouble! Make sure to get the PDF. Everything I talked about is on there and it is free! I hope you and your students enjoy!
Great lesson Tim, thanks for the pdf too, what are those sticks ? sd4?
Thanks so much! They are the MJC4. I was an SD10 guy for 20 years, but now I'm liking the feel of these a lot.
Tim Metz cool, I will try them, thanks a lot
Re: the bonus lesson...what if you want to play your floor tom? (if its not a stupid question) love the lessons btw, thanks a lot
Not a stupid question at all! If you want to play the floor tom with sticks, you can place the brushes across the rim of the ft off the head. If you want to play with brushes, I've found that you can still play the ft with sticks resting on the head without any adverse effects. Hope this helps!
Tim Metz what about if you're using the floor with the brushes as well. What technique do you usually use then? Great lesson! Thanks for this
Thanks! Pretty much what I wrote above, If you want to play with brushes, I've found that you can still play the ft with sticks resting on the head without any adverse effects. Or are you talking about sweeping on the ft?
Tim Metz I was thinking of sweeps & such. What's your alternate if you want your floor open for all?
tdrum21 I just use the top of the bass drum.
Nice jazz cymbals. What are they?
Tom Devaney thank you! All sizes and types are listed in the description.
What are your favorite sticks?
Right now I'm using Vic Firth MJC4's. I like them a lot, but I also use Vic Firth SD-10 Swingers.