Howard thanks for your kind words here too! I'm happy you are enjoying my lessons. This is really such a powerful way to practice. Let me know how it goes. You can also contact me directly at vonbaron(at)jazzdrumschool.com Have a swinging great day my friend 🤙
Gap clicks are a super useful way to develop a strong sense of inner time. Also interpreting it as different figures. The "&" of 2 and the "&" of 4 is a great setting for developing the swing feel ( by simply displacing the 2&4 click by an 8th note). Great video Von! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing your expertise and a deeper way to use the click! Putting it on the "ands" definitely helps to swing those syncopated upbeats! I hope viewers will read this and give it a try too. Keep swinging my friend 🤙
Pedro it's my pleasure! Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. If you haven't already, you might also take a look at my drum lessons at Jazz Drum School: jazzdrumschool.com/ Lot's of practical Jazz drumming lessons for you. I hope to connect with you over there as well. Keep swinging my friend 🤙
Thanks Konstantin for your comment! When you practice the different ways I suggested, your internal timing will become stronger. This will help you have more steady time (tempo) when you perform with other musicians. This kind of practice actually retrains your muscle memory and thinking to make your 'real playing' as you said, more solid. Hope that helps. Keep swinging 🤙
Thanks Davie for the question! They're the smaller 16", 14" and 13" hats. Not sure if they still sell those sizes but the bigger sizes I'm sure are great if not better. Here's a shameless affiliate link 😂: amzn.to/3D1Ui9X Thanks always for your support Davie 🤙
@@jazzdrumschool I picked up a used set of these. 14” hats, 16” and 18” crashes, and 20” ride. I sold the 16” because it didn’t feel like a ride. But the 20” is pretty beefy/heavy for a practice cymbal and a bit louder. I guess it doesn’t really matter. I’m a travel nurse with a travel drumset, so trying to keep things light.
Claes, thanks for the kind words and for watching! I'm really glad it was helpful and I would love to help you out with your Jazz drumming at Jazz Drum School. I'm looking forward to welcoming you my friend!
Ariel thanks so much for watching and for the question! Please see my recent video about the sticks I use: th-cam.com/video/eyO2ASjYLEg/w-d-xo.html I generally use some kind of 7a drum stick for playing Jazz. Keep swinging my friend!
Hello vON, I DON'T KNOW WHAT COUNTRY YOU LIVE IN BUT I WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT WHEN YOU TRAVEL TO ARGENTINA I WANT TO INVITE YOU TO A ROAST DINNER AT MY HOUSE , THANK FOR THE VIDEO!!!
Pablo, thanks for the invitation! I live in Japan but would love to join you for dinner! Would love to travel to Argentina too. Let's keep in touch my friend and if you need any help with your Jazz drumming, I hope to also see you at Jazz Drum School: jazzdrumschool.com/ Keep swinging mi amigo 🤙
Thank you so much for watching, for your kind comment and tip ❤️ If you ever need a hand with your Jazz drumming I’d Love to help you out at Jazz Drum School: jazzdrumschool.com/ Keep swinging my friend🤙
Tack så mycket och jag är verkligen glad att du gillar mina videor. Detta är utan tvekan ett av de mest kraftfulla sätten vi kan använda en metronom för vår trumövning. Ge det ett försök och låt mig veta hur det går 🤙
Thanks here too! I agree, make the click swing. I tell you, it really kicks my butt sometimes. Before a gig, if I can, I play some grooves, fills and solos on the kit with a metronome set to count 4 or 2 and 4. It's like recalibrating my timing and helps me to keep from playing on top of the beat during the gig. How do you use it?
Great Keith! I appreciate the comment here too. That count four is a real humdinger. Sooo great for strengthening our internal timing. Have fun with that!
Another great video and concept!
Howard thanks for your kind words here too! I'm happy you are enjoying my lessons. This is really such a powerful way to practice. Let me know how it goes. You can also contact me directly at vonbaron(at)jazzdrumschool.com Have a swinging great day my friend 🤙
Gap clicks are a super useful way to develop a strong sense of inner time. Also interpreting it as different figures. The "&" of 2 and the "&" of 4 is a great setting for developing the swing feel ( by simply displacing the 2&4 click by an 8th note). Great video Von! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing your expertise and a deeper way to use the click! Putting it on the "ands" definitely helps to swing those syncopated upbeats! I hope viewers will read this and give it a try too. Keep swinging my friend 🤙
thank you much appreciated
Pedro it's my pleasure! Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. If you haven't already, you might also take a look at my drum lessons at Jazz Drum School: jazzdrumschool.com/ Lot's of practical Jazz drumming lessons for you. I hope to connect with you over there as well. Keep swinging my friend 🤙
Yes, very interesting!, but I really don’t get how I can use that,at the real playing?, please help me to understand that!🥁
Thanks Konstantin for your comment! When you practice the different ways I suggested, your internal timing will become stronger. This will help you have more steady time (tempo) when you perform with other musicians. This kind of practice actually retrains your muscle memory and thinking to make your 'real playing' as you said, more solid. Hope that helps. Keep swinging 🤙
Are those the 20” and 18” low volume cymbals? Or 18” and 16”?
Thanks Davie for the question! They're the smaller 16", 14" and 13" hats. Not sure if they still sell those sizes but the bigger sizes I'm sure are great if not better. Here's a shameless affiliate link 😂: amzn.to/3D1Ui9X Thanks always for your support Davie 🤙
@@jazzdrumschool I picked up a used set of these. 14” hats, 16” and 18” crashes, and 20” ride. I sold the 16” because it didn’t feel like a ride. But the 20” is pretty beefy/heavy for a practice cymbal and a bit louder. I guess it doesn’t really matter. I’m a travel nurse with a travel drumset, so trying to keep things light.
Sounds like a great setup 🤙
Great content Von. Makes sense. As soon as I get my drum set, I'm signing up for your Jazz Drum School. Thanks for posting.
Claes, thanks for the kind words and for watching! I'm really glad it was helpful and I would love to help you out with your Jazz drumming at Jazz Drum School. I'm looking forward to welcoming you my friend!
Great timing exercises and more importantly great feel! Yeah!!!
Thanks so much John! Well, you know a thing our two about feel. I love your feel too man 🤙
What kind of drumsticks should I use (for learning jazz comping)?
Ariel thanks so much for watching and for the question! Please see my recent video about the sticks I use: th-cam.com/video/eyO2ASjYLEg/w-d-xo.html I generally use some kind of 7a drum stick for playing Jazz. Keep swinging my friend!
Hello vON, I DON'T KNOW WHAT COUNTRY YOU LIVE IN BUT I WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT WHEN YOU TRAVEL TO ARGENTINA I WANT TO INVITE YOU TO A ROAST DINNER AT MY HOUSE , THANK FOR THE VIDEO!!!
Pablo, thanks for the invitation! I live in Japan but would love to join you for dinner! Would love to travel to Argentina too. Let's keep in touch my friend and if you need any help with your Jazz drumming, I hope to also see you at Jazz Drum School: jazzdrumschool.com/ Keep swinging mi amigo 🤙
Smart! thank you
Thank you so much for watching, for your kind comment and tip ❤️ If you ever need a hand with your Jazz drumming I’d Love to help you out at Jazz Drum School: jazzdrumschool.com/ Keep swinging my friend🤙
Thanks!
Many thanks again my friend 🤙
Hey, spännande sätt att träna på.
Tack så mycket och jag är verkligen glad att du gillar mina videor. Detta är utan tvekan ett av de mest kraftfulla sätten vi kan använda en metronom för vår trumövning. Ge det ett försök och låt mig veta hur det går 🤙
An interesting method, very well explained. I will work with this and see how it goes. Thanks for the idea.
Barry thanks so much for watching and taking the time to comment! Let me know how it goes!
This video should be seen by every drummer. A very important lesson. Freddy Gruber taught something similar. He called it making the metronome swing.
Thanks here too! I agree, make the click swing. I tell you, it really kicks my butt sometimes. Before a gig, if I can, I play some grooves, fills and solos on the kit with a metronome set to count 4 or 2 and 4. It's like recalibrating my timing and helps me to keep from playing on top of the beat during the gig. How do you use it?
Great lesson thanks! I've been using 2 and 4 on the click for years but never quite nailed the 4 concept!!
Great Keith! I appreciate the comment here too. That count four is a real humdinger. Sooo great for strengthening our internal timing. Have fun with that!
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