This Rudiment Should Be Used More In Your Drumming!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Like all rudiments, the paradiddle-diddle can sound awesome on the drum set in a groove context! But whatever you do with it, remember: rudiments are the building blocks of the drumming language. It’s how you speak it that makes it yours!
Probably one of the most useful rudiments is the paradiddle-diddle. The paradiddle-diddle starts with two singles and ends with two sets of doubles. In this video, Glen explains that the right-hand part of the pattern is like the reverse of a standard jazz ride pattern, where you just fill in the missing notes with your left hand. And if you try playing it as triplet 16ths on the hi-hats, adding a snare on 2 and 4 and the bass drum on 1 and 3. This could also make a cool and subtle hi-hat backbeat fill.
All in all, there are so many creative and amazing things you can do with the paradiddle-diddle which is why this rudiment should be used more in your drumming!
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As a jazz drummer the paradiddle diddle is my life
Ikr
why you say that?
It's because the fact that you can swing the ride cymbal with the right and at the same time, you can spice it up with the left?
@@flakobatako it's a good fill rudiment too that fits with the jazz feel
@@FDE-fw1hd I asked because i discovered by myself a few years ago that RlRRll fits well with the jazz feel and i wanted to know by a jazzist if that is one the reasons of his comment.
Yes i know, it's pretty stupid. I mean, it is one of those things that seems too obvious, that makes us wonder, why it hasn't been pointed out by much people.
@@flakobatako yeah ikr it's awsome.
Underrated? The paradiddle-diddle is one of my favorites!
If you havent seen Glen with Alice, you are missing out. His drum work in that band is remarkable and groovy. His solos are ridiculous. Great underrated drummer and PERSON!
LOVE these rudiments applied to the kit vids! How about a vid lesson of all the most kit friendly rudiments? 👏
single stroke roll.
I discovered paradiddle-diddle trying to learn yes close to the edge, bill bruford does amazing work with it, such a cool rudiment
it's such a fantastic rudiment! Thank's for this.
Just an another incredible video!!!! Thank u Drumeo for helping us increase our drumming skills with help of such LEGENDARY drummers!!!! The whole drumeo community is GRATEFUL to u DRUMEO!!!! :D
А как его зовут?
Alhamdulillah, ada kemanisan dc2 cip.
Mantiaeppp 👍
This guy is a great teacher. Great video!
I remember sophomore year of high school marching band, first year on the quads, there was a fast 16th note triplet paradiddlediddle lick down the drums in one of our cadences. Never underestimated it since.
he looks like matt mcguire......XD
GLEN SOBEL SIR IS AMAZING.... I LOVE SIR'S PLAYING ❤️❤️❤️💖
It's funny how they captioned the most underrated rudiment 😂
awesome content, this blow my mind for real.
Greetings from Brazil
Put two together. On the first set accent the first single, on the second set accent the second single. That will warp your mind at tempo.
Thanks dude! Finally started to get a hang of it and then you switched it up around 6:15.
Made me finally turn of my pc and go to bed.
Only to write this comment on my phone...
199% looove these rudiments, as a drummer for 3 years they have helped me out. When I first started playing drums I practiced these with my friend"s drum set.
One of my favorite rudiments! When I started practicing paradiddlediddles while isolating my hands, it opened such a cool rhythmic idea for my grooves and fills!
What is the name of the metronome app
I love this rudiment and recently put out a video of a cool paradiddle-diddle groove. Great lesson :)
As a former drum corps drummer (the 1960's) and a member of the NARD before going over the the kit we used to call these 6's. You're using the pattern to form various beats and that's great. But, it's also a great tool for getting around the kit adding accents along the way as desired. In other words you could use the paradiddle on the snare drum and use the first right beat on the first wing tom, then the second wing tom and then over to the first floor tom and, if you have one, the second floor tom and back to the beginning.Lots of ways to us it!
Thank you so much sir for the advice! I really appreciate it!!
Brilliant, easy to understand, thank you 👍
I loved this guy and what he taught. Great video
Nice.. new friend here sending my support Godbless ❤️❤️
My first drum teacher in a marching band always told me i shouldn't play doubles, i had no idea what doubles were because i was 6/8 years old.
But i found some things easier to play when using doubles so i never took his advice to heart.
When i was 12 i started drumming and i quit the marching band not long after, and then i learned that it was never wrong for me to wanna use doubles in some occasions.
Buddy. Darrell Dwarf here from the Killer Dwarfs. We may see each other on the Monsters of Rock cruise this year. Feb. 2022 if you are still with Alice Cooper. I just want to commend you for this lesson here. You are an amazing teacher. This is incredible. Thank You.
Always been my favorite rudiment, but I personally prefer an inverted variant of it thay goes: RllrrL. This way one can more easily accent the last note of the roll, whih makes it great for setting up hits.
That sticking would be a 6 stroke roll
Well the first thing stuck in my mind now is the weird parididledilde word😅
Edit:Damit I don't even know how to spell it
Just when I think I've learned it all, I found out that I'm missing something.....AGAIN!!!!!
Wonderful demo!
Wondering why they did not showed a way to practice it in the "reverse"/"left-hand" leading way.
I use to have the paradiddle diddle in my daily routine as a combination that Igoe exposed in the intermediate warm-up that is: RLRRLL RLRRLL RLRR LRLLRR LRLLRR LRLL (and repeat). I think that's pretty good for coordination and keep the rudiment flowing.
This is now my new fav groove🗿 thank you
Here is the most simple explanation .. A para is a single and a diddle is a double.. so double para diddle do the para twice, Para diddle diddle play the diddle twice
Dammnn. I havent done paradiddle diddle since 6th and 7th grade percussion class. Wow..
I wanna learn all these drumming terms … the thing is I can do them … but I don’t know their names 😂😂
Also brings in metric modulation. I like using the paradiddle diddle as a six pattern linear sixteenth. Can also use it as an with note 6/8 plus a single paradiddle as regrouped pattern to 8/8
Agree. I love the PDD. Play around with RLRRFF....
Oops and I played it as 16th notes. lol. Not even thinking of triplets.
That snare drum sound though!!!!
Its a six stroke roll 🤣🤣😳 that's all . Come on......
Cool video !
Pardiddle -diddle its' fantastic rudiment 🎶🥁💖
Interesting to use it on the hi-hat, never thought of using it like that in a groove. Accent both of the singles and it becomes a great fill tool on the toms and snare also!
I was almost taught accent on the right and left as well. So RLrrll
It's likable to listen Glen Sobel teach the rudiments 😊
The paradiddle-diddle is my favorite rudiment
But, but, but what about the other 4 cool rudiments?????!
I've been playing drums for a couple of years, and have just recently started learning rudiments. Can anyone please explain the benefit of playing the paradiddle diddle, or say a six stroke roll, either as a groove or a fill, rather than playing just single roll triplets? Thanks.
The two patterns sound the same when you play on just the snare but if you play the two rudiments with one hand on the snare and one on the floor tom, you’ll hear the difference between them very clearly. If you try moving the paradiddle-diddle around the kit, you’ll notice that you can play patterns that are impossible to play with just single strokes and vice versa. Using mixtures of different rudiments, you can create unique fills and ideas that you’d never get with just single strokes alone.
@@boblobgobstopper13214 Thank you!
@@staja2107 no problem man
Wicked video!! Thank you
Glen Sobel is one of the best!
I use paradiddlediddles quite a bit
this dude got stuck in motley crue land lol
Genial
I thought this was a variation of the six stroke
Very interesting and didactique 🤟🎸👍
Use it more than any other😁😁
Great great great (tri-o-let) !! 🤩
Thank yoo
Myself favorite rudiment
Eloy Casagrande pls!
Nicely laid out…ima hafta add that to my meager well…
i know I'm late to the party but thank you...
Love playing this rudiment😎
The most underrated? It´s probably the most played of them all since it´s so easy to get up to speed.
Guys I'm wanna get my paradiddle drum pad
Dude I love playing fast paradiddle-diddles
Learning and liking this rudiment a lot.
FINALLY, the Paradiddle-diddle being demonstrated properly. Soooo many drummers mistakenly interpret the Paradiddle-diddle as a fast Six-Stroke Roll. It's not!. This rudiment has only one accent, not two. The key word is Paradiddle. And yes, we can add accents to the Paradiddle as a variation to the basic Single Paradiddle, but when we accent the two single notes in the Paradiddle-diddle we are no longer playing that. It becomes a fast Six-Stroke Roll. Thanks Glen for your demonstration of this rudiment.
Thank you awseome. GLEN
Really cool! Well taught too! Thanks!
Dats my favorite rudiment
I love this rudiment. Always have. But I prefer playing it in 4 with the accent spaced over dotted quarters or eights. Not in 6.
Single single double double, makes for some smooth snare/Tom fills.
Since this rudiment keeps starting with the same hand and I am left handed, I would naturally start playing it with my left hand, so LRLLRR, no problem.
That takes me to a more general question: are there any specific tips, techniques or "tricks" for left handed drummers, that you have covered previously? I can only recall Billy Cobham in Drumeo videos until now (well, I am a recent subscriber, though...).
I got to drive him and the Hollywood Vampires back to LAX last summer and they were a great bunch of guys. They even enjoyed the music I was listening to on my Spotify playlist. Nice to see him wearing one of our T-shirts.
Great lesson, I've put the rudiment in 4/4 time and always end the last sixteenths on the snare. Trying to use the six note patterns over a 4 beat pattern. RLRRLLRLRRLLRLRL. I got it from a Joe Franco lesson in like 89'.
Legendary vid!
oh man, there is so much fantastic stuff out there in the net nowadays to learn drums on your own, this is one of those. 40 years ago or so I started with an old drumkit from an advanced playing jazz friend , but nobody told me how to start and what to do and of course I gave up a couple of weeks later. Inspired by some old cover versions here on YT I started falling in love again but this time starting with a drum pad learning the basics first ... let's see how it goes
Rolling paradiddle. Roll through all the positions as the starting position, moving all the previous strokes to the end. RLRRLRLL LRRLRLLR RRLRLLRL RLRLLRLR LRLLRLRR etc. Keep going all the way back to the original paradiddle.
my fav to use both hands too
Yes sir! Try putting the right hand on the ride and the left on the hihat with this pattern,makes for a cool sound too.
What a great teacher you are, dude. "A lot of drummers don't know the name of the subdivisions". Yep! Hands up, that's me. Yet you're the only guy, even on the excellent Drumeo, who constantly remembers that and takes a quarter second aside to explain every time you mention "eighth note triplets" or whatever is likely to lose guys like me in the jargon. Thank you!
Yo! Shout of to P.I.T 2006😙🔥
Those hats sound deadly!!
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im surprised nobody’s brought up heart of the sunrise by yes. bruford kills it with the RLRRLL!
oh sir diddle me diddle
Thanks for breaking it down and showing where to use. I learned so much.
Thanks
Gostei da peruca.
You are like kid in a rhythmic candy store. Fun to watch you enjoying what you do best.
Superb Thanks
Use it all the time while playing with my Allman Brothers Tribute Band!
Someone sign this man.
Super !!!! Merci !!!!
So awesome. Thank u!!
Excelente
Glen is the sh!t. Love his drumming & drum teaching.
It’s my favorite 1
thank you!! im a beginner,it helped a lot !
A fantastic, musical drummer! Nice guy, too
Great teacher, love this groove pattern...😎🥁🎶🤘
Thank you
Sweet sound, Nice