Here's another trick I learned from a Jamaican drummer to achieve a louder cross stick. If you don't have a snare with die-cast hoops, simply take an old snare head and cut out the skin with a box cutter so that your left with only the ring of the head. Then, place the ring UNDER the snare head you actually plan to use (in other words put the ring on first). Doing this will raise the hoop of your snare about a quarter inch and increase the volume of your cross stick hits.
Omg its kool you know that trick too. The concepts you spoke about in the video are highly focused on by us Jamaican drummers playing reggae . You may even say that's the backbone of reggae playing.
Hey guys, I love the groove and sound you found on the drums. Could I sample and use some of your rolls on my music? I will give credit of course. Thank you and I will wait on the answer.
The only suggestion for the the lovers rock groove you played, tighten the snare a little more so it sounds like a piccolo. I'm a drummer and play in a local reggae band in Richmond VA
Hello my friend. You got the best "Reggae" sound that each kit could give. In the 70s there was not a lot of die cast hoops anywhere in Jamaica, and not in any of the major studios. Matter of fact I don't think many of us knew what that was at that time. We were using Ludwig drums with the 400 snares. Drummers took their snares to the sessions. While it is not wrong, it a bit misleading for 'You Tube Reggae drum set teachers' to keep teaching it as a triplet or shuffle feel. A majority of the time it is not, and this causes a distortion of what is and is not, particularly where fills are concerned. Lastly, Rockers is not the name of a type of Reggae, rather it was another name for Reggae, even before my friend Mr. Dunbar started recording.
On reggae songs like: As long as you love me- by the Maytones and O.K Fred by Errol Dunkley. I was wondering how did they get that bright drum tone, now I know
Santa Davis, Style Scott? The Roots Radics? Azwad,, Drummie Zebb. Come on man, you gotta do more homework. Don’t get me wrong, Carlton and Sly are no doubt legendary, but there are guys who played some beautiful drums that influenced legions of drummers. And they all had their own sounds.. I think you really did a nice thing to chronicle reggae drumming.. it is so deep, so vast, it needs to go deeper than this. Hey that’s my only criticism.: you went this far,make more volumes and you will only make yourself better. Much respect ..
You can't show a picture of bunny wailer when you are referencing Carlton Barrett... I will let you off with it as they were in the same band and both are now sadly passed away... blessed be 🙏
not every single reggae track limits themselves to only side sticking... some of the best dub and reggae records have real snare hits, the tuning on the snares is impeccable though probably why you've avoided it, not to mention the use of spring reverb on the snare is overly prominent in dub... these were such easily made points that got looked over to delve into theory that's slightly past that? i feel like you're focusing on the wrong things in this vid...
This video thought me how they get that punchy Tom Tom sound no reso heads is the secret I was looking for, thanks. And if u wanna get that loud hi sound on a snare i used a old snare side head (3mil) but it didn't last long but had a super sound because of having 3mil on reso and batter
Needs concert toms and more. Not those kinds of converts without hoops and heads aren't smart and not neat. Why do you have to do that? If you are sincere, do it.
Reggae has had massive success around the world it's one of the most loved and known genres in the world, your opinion doesn't mean anything, reggae makes people feel happy and makes them dance, you obviously haven't listened to reggae properly, because your commenting negative opinions on video about reggae
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Here's another trick I learned from a Jamaican drummer to achieve a louder cross stick. If you don't have a snare with die-cast hoops, simply take an old snare head and cut out the skin with a box cutter so that your left with only the ring of the head. Then, place the ring UNDER the snare head you actually plan to use (in other words put the ring on first). Doing this will raise the hoop of your snare about a quarter inch and increase the volume of your cross stick hits.
Omg its kool you know that trick too. The concepts you spoke about in the video are highly focused on by us Jamaican drummers playing reggae . You may even say that's the backbone of reggae playing.
Wow that's awesome 🤘🏽
Won't this also allow you to tune the snare higher more easily?
Ive played reggae music for years and only now learned this from u…. What the hell🤣
Hey guys, I love the groove and sound you found on the drums. Could I sample and use some of your rolls on my music? I will give credit of course. Thank you and I will wait on the answer.
3:10, how do you play that groove??
Those toms sound perfect, not to mention you wouldn't be getting much bleed from the toms in the mix!
I here the guitar in my head lmao
Did it go like ... chank, chank, chank, chank (or) chank-a, chank-a, chank-a chank-a ???
@Axl Ariate *hear
Hear *
Nah i wouldnt change it. Ppl can understand it, it simple
Carlton Barretts drumming was the most ideal drumming for reggae.
The only suggestion for the the lovers rock groove you played, tighten the snare a little more so it sounds like a piccolo. I'm a drummer and play in a local reggae band in Richmond VA
Frankie Galiffa Where does your band usually perform up in Richmond?
Piccolo snares/a timbale like snare or both are the way to go💯
Hello my friend. You got the best "Reggae" sound that each kit could give. In the 70s there was not a lot of die cast hoops anywhere in Jamaica, and not in any of the major studios. Matter of fact I don't think many of us knew what that was at that time. We were using Ludwig drums with the 400 snares. Drummers took their snares to the sessions. While it is not wrong, it a bit misleading for 'You Tube Reggae drum set teachers' to keep teaching it as a triplet or shuffle feel. A majority of the time it is not, and this causes a distortion of what is and is not, particularly where fills are concerned. Lastly, Rockers is not the name of a type of Reggae, rather it was another name for Reggae, even before my friend Mr. Dunbar started recording.
Facts sir 🙏... Teach them 🙏💯
Amen to that 💯
Yes I yes
💯
I'm in love with these hihat triplets.
Same👌🏻
Same
first error on the 10 second mark, the picture is Lee Perry and not Carlton Barret.
Deffinitely the sonor was looking at that exact kit yesterday
On reggae songs like: As long as you love me- by the Maytones and O.K Fred by Errol Dunkley. I was wondering how did they get that bright drum tone, now I know
I really like the sound of the Sonor kit. That would be my perfect reggae sound.
U can play but I'm from the carribean dude u to tight lighting up a little free up ur self
Simple and effective,great work!
Santa Davis, Style Scott? The Roots Radics? Azwad,, Drummie Zebb. Come on man, you gotta do more homework.
Don’t get me wrong, Carlton and Sly are no doubt legendary, but there are guys who played some beautiful drums that influenced legions of drummers. And they all had their own sounds..
I think you really did a nice thing to chronicle reggae drumming.. it is so deep, so vast, it needs to go deeper than this. Hey that’s my only criticism.: you went this far,make more volumes and you will only make yourself better. Much respect ..
yeah he only used few reggae drum styles there's alot more
Lloyd Knibb and of course Horsemouth Wallace!!! Two legends as well!
2020 ?!!
+62 ?
That sonor 🔥🔥
Love your channel
Thank You!
Damn what a mix!
1:54 reminds me of Master Blaster (Jammin) by Stevie Wonder
"Drummers like Carlton Barrett"... *shows photo of elderly Lee Scratch* :P
All I hear since he started to play was, Buffalo Soldier
Jamming with you, what a pleasure haha ! Thanks you for the vid bro, keep it up !
hey what's that subkick mic used in here?
Love the sound of the snares !!
Watch Carlton Barrett play this concert with Bob Marley/The Wailers
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Damn men!! you're a beast. Thumps up. just loved the part where u used the hot stepper kicks.
If you didn’t start humming master blaster are you even human?
You can't show a picture of bunny wailer when you are referencing Carlton Barrett... I will let you off with it as they were in the same band and both are now sadly passed away... blessed be 🙏
You speak too close to your mic man..
Clean and crisp. 👌
not every single reggae track limits themselves to only side sticking... some of the best dub and reggae records have real snare hits, the tuning on the snares is impeccable though probably why you've avoided it, not to mention the use of spring reverb on the snare is overly prominent in dub... these were such easily made points that got looked over to delve into theory that's slightly past that? i feel like you're focusing on the wrong things in this vid...
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Great video!
Nice 👍 thanks for sharing 🙏🥁
I love this channel~~~!!
you guys should do metal next
Só queria ter uma bateria 👌 :(
Sounds like Samuari Gutarist is narrating?
Excellent video!, nice tone and nice groove, excellent!
i have the snare at 3:40
Lo que se necesita para tocar un reggae excelente, preciso y perfecto es:
1 ser negro
2 practicar reggae
Jajaja buen consejo bro xd
This sounds so good. Love the mix !
Thanks for the upload.
Hmmmm no rim shots? Not impressed...
What high hats are you using?
While you were doing the one-drop on the drums, I was beat-boxing the base. Damn!
Nice to know you man ✌️😊
Style Worship
this is love
I really wish content like your Channel was around 10 years ago
Home Of Drums, Love your video instruction, dig what you're doing. Is too bad stupid lazy people just don't get it. Drop that one...
Установите приложение Real Drum от (Rodrigo Kolb) и играйте с удовольствием.😉👍 : )
Watching this really made he realise how much stewart copeland was influenced by reggae
What's the song playing in the backround????
The sound is amazing, great job!
OMG!!!!!! SOUNDS BEAUTIFUL. EXCELLENT DRUMMER TOO.
I wish i could hav theses sound in VST for logic😔
Yo the second set is the one i'd more than likely play due to the addition of the snare
is it weird that walking on the moon is playing in my head
Your videos are on point and they are so interesting for me 😍
I had that hand hammered sabian hi hat. I miss it so much.!!
Toms on the first kit sound incredible
Ex mm~ u HH and cross shot miss you know???
1:18
Cottonwood snare lol You mean Poplar?
1.25x speed sounds better
Haha, wow.
Style Carlton Barret where ?on drop
This video thought me how they get that punchy Tom Tom sound no reso heads is the secret I was looking for, thanks. And if u wanna get that loud hi sound on a snare i used a old snare side head (3mil) but it didn't last long but had a super sound because of having 3mil on reso and batter
sounds very good crisp and nice
Wow, amazing work Bro.
Just to tell you, the man in the pic is Lee Scratch Perry, not Carlton Barrett.
I hot the same cras as you
Should get a real reggae drummer dey pon it! Caribbean reggae man dem. bring heat!
REGGAEON
The tight snare can't compare with timbales.
Your grooves feel so good. nice job!
Definitely the “WRONG” drummer for a video on reggae!!!!!!
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Amazing result! Love the channel :)
Why a white boy explaining this with no feeling?? Honestly
Ya maaaannn... Let's 🔥 that weed
muy bueno pariente .. sencillo pero bien
Needs concert toms and more. Not those kinds of converts without hoops and heads aren't smart and not neat. Why do you have to do that? If you are sincere, do it.
where's the weed?
Jamaica mon!
Yeah, mon!
I will press one or two buttons in my electronic drum kit and job done! :)
i always disliked reggae, neverending bassloops, lazy, so lazy people... No variation:(
And what about the sound?
@@HomeOfDrums It sounds like that lazy neverending stupid reggae... Satisfied?
I kind of like it
shut up no one cares
Reggae has had massive success around the world it's one of the most loved and known genres in the world, your opinion doesn't mean anything, reggae makes people feel happy and makes them dance, you obviously haven't listened to reggae properly, because your commenting negative opinions on video about reggae