me too finally someone I can follow and understand the metronome and how it can work on the drums just learning and easy to follow thank you very much.
Not sure if you guys gives a damn but if you guys are bored like me atm you can stream all the new series on instaflixxer. Have been watching with my gf for the last few months :)
Always remember we must repent of our sins (sin is transgression The Law Of Yahuah The Father in Heaven. The Law are The Books: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy). We must repent of our sins and Have Belief On Yahusha The Messiah. HE Died and Rose three days later so that we can be forgiven of our sins! Come to HIM Today. Much love!
I played 10 years without really using a metronome, I can do blast beats all that good stuff, but the last couple weeks I really have been playing alot with it. the truth is you will maybe reach 75 percent of your potential on a good day if you don't practice with one. I'm getting better 10x faster now that I have really pushed using a metronome.
Neo Inventor Theres no "correct" way of playing a triplet with a single pedal. It really just depends on what you want to do! You could do them all evenly, or use accents in different places. The choice is all yours!
Very true about the sketchy tempos on fills - I've worked with tons of drummers, very few are comfortable recording with a click track. I'm no drummer, but I suspect it's all about investing in practice time with a click
Im recording a song with my band the intro has a build up on the toms and a kinda bucket of fish fill going into the main chorus intro chorus verse chorus, verse, guitar solo/ bridge chorus outro. The whole song feels just a tad bit behind the click just enouph to drive me nuts and some of the snare hits that arent on the main back beats either the "and" or "ah" are always the most noticably out if time. Wish i could somehow give yall a link to hear it but its on a google classroom and a rouph mix so yah
Didn't really think about this. I have no problem playing with a metronome, but the last couple days I've went to record my drums and I'm consistently just a tiny bit behind the beat after I record. Maybe I'll try getting the latency lower and see if it changes.
This comment was probably more helpful to me then the video as I can already play with a metronome. I'm just getting into recording and this has been annoying me
I'm 50 and wanted to learn drums..but this all sounds mathematical...? I have natural rhythm but don't read music and ain't good at math? Maybe I should have learned younger???😔
The part that im usually confused when playing to metronome, for ie. You say keep temp with your right hand to the "click" at 70 bpm (or whatever bpm). But 2:54 then you played the same temp around the drums with a fill at a faster beat but same temp... how am i suppose to know what speed temp to play at with bpm when doing fills? Also, Is it always finish with "right hand" w/ both steady beat and the fills? Does one always follow with the right hand (hi-hats) with metronome? then whatever perferable speed (same bpm) when doing fills finish with right hand?
Metronom is playing at 4/4 but your fills are myb on 8th notes or 16th notes depends how you play fill or what fill and when you are playing 8th notes on metronome you will play four notes on two metronome clicks and other four notes on other two clicks so your metronom will "play" 4/4 but you play 8th notes and on 16th notes you will play 8 notes on 2 metronome clicks and other 8th notes on 2 metronome cliks. Also you can make your metronome for 8th notes or 16th notes and many more it depends which metronome you are using... Don't take my words for granted im beginner too but this is what my teacher said to me! Cheers mate!
Rod Stewart As he said in video for 16th notes you will hit four notes on your drum but your metronom needs to click just once and you repeat that four time and there you go you play 16th notes with metronome ... And for 8th notes you will hit drums twice but your metronom need to click once and repeat that four times too... But also you need to sync you hits with metronome so you can be on time I hope I kinda help you P.s. sorry for bad English
This is why I quit drumming..I even played live many times and I can seem to do many rhythms.. but I can't hit even only the hi-hat at the same time with the click. it almost always makes this flam sound. When I play normal rhythms the hi-hat and the snare does a flam sound too, like I do not hit them at the same time. So all the beats I play are all off because the foundation is off. Do you have any advice how to do this because I really like drumming, or am I untalented?
+thenomad014 There is no such thing as being untalented! I know that this can be SUPER tricky to nail down. My biggest advice is don't give up! These things can take a lot of time to nail down. A lot of times it will take much longer than you want it to. But keep pushing forward and eventually you will get it. Just take it very slow and start at a tempo of about 70bpm. You can do this!
+thenomad014 that's though.. don't give up. I know what I am going to say next might be a no no for the maker of the video, but if you don't like a metronome, or can;t get used to it.. practice to music.. learn your favorite song really well, and then put a pair of head phones and play them songs over and over.. keep doing this with any song you may like. This will help your tempo because the music will act as a metronome. I have been playing for 20+ years and never really used a metronome.. but I have been playing in clubs with many bands professionally and on small tours.... my tempo is pretty much perfect. Just keep practicing and don't give up.
This is by far the very best way I have ever had the metronome explained to me. Thank you very much!
I agree very easy to understand, unlike other videos!
me too finally someone I can follow and understand the metronome and how it can work on the drums just learning and easy to follow thank you very much.
Not sure if you guys gives a damn but if you guys are bored like me atm you can stream all the new series on instaflixxer. Have been watching with my gf for the last few months :)
@Jace Garrett Yup, have been using instaflixxer for since november myself =)
@Jace Garrett Definitely, I have been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :)
We could all learn a lot from this young man.
Always remember we must repent of our sins (sin is transgression The Law Of Yahuah The Father in Heaven. The Law are The Books: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, & Deuteronomy). We must repent of our sins and Have Belief On Yahusha The Messiah. HE Died and Rose three days later so that we can be forgiven of our sins!
Come to HIM Today. Much love!
Wow! I really stepped back in time. You're so young here and umm not buff haha.
Probably some of the best drum lessons online that I've seen. I love your vids! Thank you!
Wow thank you!! I'm so happy to hear that you like them!
Nice video, cymbals, heads and explanation :)
PD: you look a little bit like Brendon Urie from PATD.
Seba Bolívar I'm so glad you liked everything!
You mean 100 beats per MINUTE, right? ;)
+Sean Schuchman Haha yes!
I played 10 years without really using a metronome, I can do blast beats all that good stuff, but the last couple weeks I really have been playing alot with it. the truth is you will maybe reach 75 percent of your potential on a good day if you don't practice with one. I'm getting better 10x faster now that I have really pushed using a metronome.
I never ever knew people played drums without a metrenome I thought it was the normal thing to do wtf lol.
You'd be surprised!
This video is life-changing!! Thank you! I never quite knew how to practice with a metronome
Can I do this on 2 rack toms and 1 floor tom? Thanks. P.S. I wish you could a 5 piece configuration 2 up and one down.
Absolutely! I don't have another tom unfortunately!
Drum Beats Online it's okay, no problem Sir. Thanks again for the awesome lessons! God bless you.
Do you have tips or technique on triplet on a single pedal? Is it 3 evenly stroke or 1 accent and then 2 double?
Neo Inventor Theres no "correct" way of playing a triplet with a single pedal. It really just depends on what you want to do! You could do them all evenly, or use accents in different places. The choice is all yours!
I subscribed since you are the only one I was able to follow out of all the drum tutorials on youtube. hahaha. keep teaching us buddy.
Drums are so cool. :D
How many BPM is 8 notes on metrodone?
Very true about the sketchy tempos on fills - I've worked with tons of drummers, very few are comfortable recording with a click track. I'm no drummer, but I suspect it's all about investing in practice time with a click
The Rock & Roll Chef® Yes I record with it 99 percent of the time or replace a machine Its mostly mental not physical
Im recording a song with my band the intro has a build up on the toms and a kinda bucket of fish fill going into the main chorus intro chorus verse chorus, verse, guitar solo/ bridge chorus outro. The whole song feels just a tad bit behind the click just enouph to drive me nuts and some of the snare hits that arent on the main back beats either the "and" or "ah" are always the most noticably out if time. Wish i could somehow give yall a link to hear it but its on a google classroom and a rouph mix so yah
Simple and effective perfect thanks bro.
Man I can't tell if I'm playing behind the beat or there's latency in my DAW. I'm going crazy lol
Didn't really think about this. I have no problem playing with a metronome, but the last couple days I've went to record my drums and I'm consistently just a tiny bit behind the beat after I record. Maybe I'll try getting the latency lower and see if it changes.
This comment was probably more helpful to me then the video as I can already play with a metronome. I'm just getting into recording and this has been annoying me
That’s basically the punk beat
I'm 50 and wanted to learn drums..but this all sounds mathematical...? I have natural rhythm but don't read music and ain't good at math? Maybe I should have learned younger???😔
What about that wooden rims and hooks on toms ? Realy COOOL
Sup dude
Wow! Didn't know you played drums BEFORE you had muscles!
very helpful
I play drums to a stereotone because I'm better than a monotone that's right I'm cool like that 😂😂😊👍
Also, a good game to practice timing is Rhythm Paradise for the Nintendo DS!
i need to share this video with my drummer but i don't wanna come off as passive aggressive or simply aggressive
thanks i need this help so if you get this comment i need help how to se a matronom
What issues are you having with your metronome?
The part that im usually confused when playing to metronome, for ie. You say keep temp with your right hand to the "click" at 70 bpm (or whatever bpm). But 2:54 then you played the same temp around the drums with a fill at a faster beat but same temp... how am i suppose to know what speed temp to play at with bpm when doing fills? Also, Is it always finish with "right hand" w/ both steady beat and the fills? Does one always follow with the right hand (hi-hats) with metronome? then whatever perferable speed (same bpm) when doing fills finish with right hand?
Metronom is playing at 4/4 but your fills are myb on 8th notes or 16th notes depends how you play fill or what fill and when you are playing 8th notes on metronome you will play four notes on two metronome clicks and other four notes on other two clicks so your metronom will "play" 4/4 but you play 8th notes and on 16th notes you will play 8 notes on 2 metronome clicks and other 8th notes on 2 metronome cliks. Also you can make your metronome for 8th notes or 16th notes and many more it depends which metronome you are using...
Don't take my words for granted im beginner too but this is what my teacher said to me!
Cheers mate!
Rod Stewart
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Rod Stewart As he said in video for 16th notes you will hit four notes on your drum but your metronom needs to click just once and you repeat that four time and there you go you play 16th notes with metronome ... And for 8th notes you will hit drums twice but your metronom need to click once and repeat that four times too... But also you need to sync you hits with metronome so you can be on time
I hope I kinda help you
P.s. sorry for bad English
@@dusanbackuljin6530 Thanks
You are the best person how to explain to understand the metrodome.
thankyou❤
thanks. i am off to practice!
Thanks Gabe. Love your lesson
Those toms sound great! Which type?
good vids, thank you very much.
+TheBadburning I'm so glad to hear that!
What metronome app you use bro?
+Xenon Ingiaen I think it's called "frozen ape" tempo.
Thanks! :)
Holy shit that’s a young Gabe
Great video! Really helpful advice! Thanks!
He sounds like a robot!
"essentially important' :D
What mics are those?
Awesome man simple and effective ty
thank u man
wish u all luck 🌺
More cow bell
Awesome explanation and demonstration.
This is why I quit drumming..I even played live many times and I can seem to do many rhythms.. but I can't hit even only the hi-hat at the same time with the click. it almost always makes this flam sound. When I play normal rhythms the hi-hat and the snare does a flam sound too, like I do not hit them at the same time. So all the beats I play are all off because the foundation is off. Do you have any advice how to do this because I really like drumming, or am I untalented?
+thenomad014 There is no such thing as being untalented! I know that this can be SUPER tricky to nail down. My biggest advice is don't give up! These things can take a lot of time to nail down. A lot of times it will take much longer than you want it to. But keep pushing forward and eventually you will get it. Just take it very slow and start at a tempo of about 70bpm. You can do this!
+thenomad014 that's though.. don't give up. I know what I am going to say next might be a no no for the maker of the video, but if you don't like a metronome, or can;t get used to it.. practice to music.. learn your favorite song really well, and then put a pair of head phones and play them songs over and over.. keep doing this with any song you may like. This will help your tempo because the music will act as a metronome.
I have been playing for 20+ years and never really used a metronome.. but I have been playing in clubs with many bands professionally and on small tours.... my tempo is pretty much perfect. Just keep practicing and don't give up.
Well said and spot on Sir!
MR.Reese Is that legit?
i mean playing in 4/4 with time is easy af but what do u do when playing odd time signature?
to set it right
What is with the vocal effects lol
Seems like the snare mic is picking his voice
i didnt know cory matthews played drums :o
It's weird taking lessons from a beginner. You might fear you will never learn to drum.
+Pia what do you mean ? he is a great drummer :)
I would rather get a lesson from someone who does it for a living J R Omar Hakim Steve Gadd etc not herel
Chlori's Art I never said hes a beginner GO back and read what I actually wrote
The best way to learn is to do it on your own not from a guy on youtube