So I have been doing that drop-catch-snap 3 stroke maneuver for a while now and I love the dynamic it brings out, but it was incredibly useful to see that slow motion clip of someone playing it at a good tempo. Thank you for this lesson, I have been trying to figure out where else I wanted to go with that 3 stroke technique and this has helped a lot; flam chops weren't even on my radar. I've watched a few of your other lessons and your commenters are right, this is an excellent drum instruction channel and you have a very good intuition for what concepts people may get hung up on and elaborate on them in appropriate detail to clarify. Great content, please don't stop!
I love every video u make. It's so easy to follow and I love it how you break every thing down. Thank You so much Brother 😊 Keep it up & keep them coming.
Josh I follow you on IG as @bamdrumz and you deserve to have millions of followers because you are unbelievably awesome in teaching and explaining lessons in details. Big respect Bro. I’ve learnt so much from you. 🙏🏽
Tasty blushdas breakdown. I believe that this is one of those moves that separates the advanced drummers from the rest. Moving the accent place inside Moeller (triple strokes). Beautiful
Hi. I don't think these are blushdas. Quite near though since if you take his first 3-ish chop and double (or drag) the R which is played alone then you have a blushda. See here: th-cam.com/video/Xob1VmzFclU/w-d-xo.html
@@christophegragnic8681 I know these are not blushdas, but as you pointed out, the underlying concept is very similar. My point was about understanding how the triple and double techniques need to mix to get all these little phrases (also the blushda), and how knowing these things takes you to a whole another level. (in my opinion)
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Bro I really love your lessons. Keep it up. The most underrated drum teacher in whole of yt❤️🐐
Much appreciated! 🙌
So I have been doing that drop-catch-snap 3 stroke maneuver for a while now and I love the dynamic it brings out, but it was incredibly useful to see that slow motion clip of someone playing it at a good tempo.
Thank you for this lesson, I have been trying to figure out where else I wanted to go with that 3 stroke technique and this has helped a lot; flam chops weren't even on my radar.
I've watched a few of your other lessons and your commenters are right, this is an excellent drum instruction channel and you have a very good intuition for what concepts people may get hung up on and elaborate on them in appropriate detail to clarify. Great content, please don't stop!
Hey, thanks for watching and for the kind words. I'm glad you dig the content!
Awesome lessons I love rudimentary based lessons. Ya u def know your rudiments. finally someone to break things down
Ur lessons are so fkn good!! Please never stop
Thanks for watching! CAN'T STOP WON'T STOP.
Thanks for this. Loving it. AND it's cool, you thank your mom in the end🤘
I'm glad you dig it. Thanks for watching!
I love every video u make. It's so easy to follow and I love it how you break every thing down. Thank You so much Brother 😊 Keep it up & keep them coming.
Interesting ideas (stuff I never would have thought of on my own) and excellent playing.
Thanks for watching!
The best drum channel confirm
gracias por tus conocimientos, son inspiradores
Sos increible! te quiero mucho, desde Argentina ♥
Muchas gracias! Estoy feliz que disfrutas el video. (Aprendo español por dos meses - lo siento por los errores!)
Josh I follow you on IG as @bamdrumz and you deserve to have millions of followers because you are unbelievably awesome in teaching and explaining lessons in details. Big respect Bro. I’ve learnt so much from you. 🙏🏽
Hey, thank you so much! Glad to hear you find these videos useful!
Thanks for the deep dive. Your chops are SIC brah!
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoy. 🤘
I like this. You seem to bring something unique to the table. Good work, man! Subbed!
Hey, thank you so much for watching and subbing! Much appreciated 🤘
This is a really dope lesson. Thank you. What’s the best way to get in touch with you?
Thank you - I'm glad you enjoyed it! Best way to get in touch is through email - joshmerharmusic (at) gmail (dot) com.
Tasty blushdas breakdown. I believe that this is one of those moves that separates the advanced drummers from the rest. Moving the accent place inside Moeller (triple strokes). Beautiful
Hi. I don't think these are blushdas. Quite near though since if you take his first 3-ish chop and double (or drag) the R which is played alone then you have a blushda. See here: th-cam.com/video/Xob1VmzFclU/w-d-xo.html
@@christophegragnic8681 I know these are not blushdas, but as you pointed out, the underlying concept is very similar. My point was about understanding how the triple and double techniques need to mix to get all these little phrases (also the blushda), and how knowing these things takes you to a whole another level. (in my opinion)
@@FernandoCuadro OK have fun!
@josh do you always try to play ghost notes or you play all of them as ghost notes except Flam?
wow cool!
If you look up One Fluid Motion in the dictionary, it's just a picture of Josh's finger action.
Its like the Syncopation book
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really love the video can i just say WHY THE FUCK IS THE LOGO ON THE 2ND RACK TOM ON THE WRONG SIDE WHAT KIND OF A SICK MAN DOES THIS?! p.s nice video