Mannn oh mannn...you sure do those triplets smooth as silk!!! Between U and GEORGE...I bet you know everything from A 2. Z on triplets!!! Anything to have is worth working for🥁
I have seen you explain your Patent #66664 before, and I love it. Smooth effortless triplets have always been illusive for me (we're the same age) over the years. When I first found you, I started incorporating your Method into practice. I can attest, this is a great way to improve your fluidity....even for an old dog. RIP Taylor.....the real deal. Thanks Terry....again.
Hi Terry, I wanted to say thanks again for that triplet breakdown. Specific the relation to the Shuffle And also very important is the practice of that breakdown between the K and FT or any combination of the others S & Tom, etc something I was neglecting. Rock my friend!!👍🏼✌🏼🤞🏼
Triangulating the triplet. That's very clever. You have a great teaching method. Good stuff! Good of you to mention Taylor Hawkins. Drumming brotherhood. I remember you mentioned how you were a fan of his playing here on the channel. Very sad news. Thoughts and prayers to his family.
Thanks for your time you are the triplet king .you make me want to go down to my drum room an practice. However bc I'm right handed damit man it's hard for me to get that left hand lead going ,but it does sound better to me . That an keeping time with the hi-hat the way most jazz drummers do including George . It just makes everything sound more full. Anyway thanks again for the inspiration 🤘🤟✌
Yep, Triangulation is a great exercise, thanks. I normally keep time with the hi-hat on the 1 of the triplet. I tried doing the hi hat every 4 beats instead of 3 and that is really hard, but still a good exercise. An exercise that made me feel like I was having a stroke was to do the 1 and 2 between the left hand and left leg. I found that unbelievably difficult and something that is worth trying. I am right handed. Prayers to Taylor's family and the Foo Fighters. He really was one of the best.
You’re a good Dude. I enjoy watching you, pretty much whatever you’re video is about… related to drumming or drums. The Taylor thing sucks… and prayer for him and all his friends and family!!! Anyway… your videos help me get through each week, as they can be challenging these days, with the things going on in my life. Thank you!
wow! thank you so much for this lesson! it helps me out a bunch..I love the way you have mastered this technique.Today I will be watching this over and over and will dedicate myself to practice this technique! thanks a bunch Terry 😁👍🥁🥳🥁
Love Townshend's _White City_ album. I don't know many people who ever listened to it, but I should've known you might be one. "Give Blood" is probably my favorite track on there. Simon Phillips is truly inspiring on that album. I don't know why it isn't more well known.
A bloody fantastic album. Such a spectrum of solid compositions. I suggest it is Pete's strongest solo work. But as Marcus Aurelius would suggest, all is opinion. Additionally, the first minute and 45 seconds of _I Am Secure_ is quite suitable for doing any number of The Uptight White Guy Dance® variations while busying about the house.
I have the opposite problem. Even though I’m right handed I got into the habit of doing left-hand lead, and that’s the only way I can do it, I can’t do RLR at all. I also still can’t move it around the kit for crap, I have to just stick to only Snare-Floor Tom-Bass. Could you possibly do a video on this @Bonzoleum?
Thankyou for breaking down the triplets.. I'm sort of married to the RLF- or FRL- but I will incorporate the different variations of the 1-2.. I'm alittle weaker with the L hand lead so hope it's ok to stick with the R hand lead.. Kind of like a Salsa dancer who is used to on1, and now has to switch to on2- but you guys don't know bout all that...😊
A love out to Taylor Hawking's family bandmates friends and fans.Taylor has 3 kids,the oldest a son Shane ( Oliver) that's an awesome drummer, a teenager now but I think he will follow in his Father's Footsteps so lookout for him in the future .
Love the triplets Terry! I'm way more comfortable with playing them RLK, but have been working on my LRK too, as well as the crossover triplets, but am only about 4 bpm on that one! 🤣 Also, that snare is crackin' Terry. If you ever decide to sell that, let me know. RIP Taylor Hawkins, sad loss of a great drummer.
I went back and found one of your vids about going around the kit with the left arm only. I've been doing this and it helps with triplets to. With the foot video you posted about doing the 50's beat with the 'heartbeat' on the bass drum..... My right hand wants to follow the kick. Can you do a video on separating the right hand from the right foot. I need something that starts 🐌 slow.
Terry great teaching but the other trickiest( triplet ) parts are getting back to the One evenly or smoothly nor just the ending of a song uno what i mean ?
I do love the Ludwig NEUSONIC kits. They're pretty affordable too. You can also go the used route. See if you can find a good deal on a used kit with everything: drums, cymbals stands, etc..
@@bonzoleum awesome terry thanks for the recommendation. Also been looking at the Ludwig versalite set (of course the Zep set but way to expensive. Love the sea green and the clear) love your channel bro been watching for a long time. Trying to learn guitar but am super attracted to your playing. Keep it up!
It's ironic- or sadly coincidental- that now we've lost another great drummer to drugs/alcohol in addition to the one who's triplets we've been analyzing...😒
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Just bought a whole set of 2002s, thank you for talking about them.
Whenever I lose the fire to play, I just tune in to Terry’s channel.
Thanks, R!!!
Mannn oh mannn...you sure do those triplets smooth as silk!!! Between U and GEORGE...I bet you know everything from A 2. Z on triplets!!! Anything to have is worth working for🥁
A very great lesson on triplets. Taylor Hawkins was an amazing drummer. May he rest in peace. Cheers, Terry! ✌️
Don't do drugs, kids.
This is great, thank you so much Terry. Your show is fabulous.
Thank you, Charles!
I have seen you explain your Patent #66664 before, and I love it. Smooth effortless triplets have always been illusive for me (we're the same age) over the years. When I first found you, I started incorporating your Method into practice. I can attest, this is a great way to improve your fluidity....even for an old dog. RIP Taylor.....the real deal. Thanks Terry....again.
Thanks, Groo for one of the nicest compliments I've ever received.
Thank you Terry for this; great lesson
Excellent lesson Terry 👌🏼
Great video Terry!!👍🏼👍🏼
Hi Terry, I wanted to say thanks again for that triplet breakdown. Specific the relation to the Shuffle And also very important is the practice of that breakdown between the K and FT or any combination of the others S & Tom, etc something I was neglecting. Rock my friend!!👍🏼✌🏼🤞🏼
I’ve worked on your triangulating the triplets exercise before, very effective practice! 👍
Ha this is funny I was working on the bonzoleum cross overs video today, especially separating the hands 🙌
@@Thelastsonofkrypton1977 haha really, I need to practice that 🙂
Triangulating the triplet. That's very clever. You have a great teaching method. Good stuff!
Good of you to mention Taylor Hawkins. Drumming brotherhood. I remember you mentioned how you were a fan of his playing here on the channel. Very sad news. Thoughts and prayers to his family.
Thanks for your time you are the triplet king .you make me want to go down to my drum room an practice. However bc I'm right handed damit man it's hard for me to get that left hand lead going ,but it does sound better to me . That an keeping time with the hi-hat the way most jazz drummers do including George . It just makes everything sound more full. Anyway thanks again for the inspiration 🤘🤟✌
I feel your pain! I'm right handed lead and recently started trying left handed lead triplets,not easy!
Yep, Triangulation is a great exercise, thanks. I normally keep time with the hi-hat on the 1 of the triplet. I tried doing the hi hat every 4 beats instead of 3 and that is really hard, but still a good exercise. An exercise that made me feel like I was having a stroke was to do the 1 and 2 between the left hand and left leg. I found that unbelievably difficult and something that is worth trying. I am right handed. Prayers to Taylor's family and the Foo Fighters. He really was one of the best.
its all good, keep finding ways to teach it all.
You’re a good Dude. I enjoy watching you, pretty much whatever you’re video is about… related to drumming or drums.
The Taylor thing sucks… and prayer for him and all his friends and family!!!
Anyway… your videos help me get through each week, as they can be challenging these days, with the things going on in my life.
Thank you!
That's great, BC- I appreciate your fandom, and am glad to be a small part of your life.
Man I can relate, with the left hand issues and speed.
wow! thank you so much for this lesson! it helps me out a bunch..I love the way you have mastered this technique.Today I will be watching this over and over and will dedicate myself to practice this technique! thanks a bunch Terry 😁👍🥁🥳🥁
Terrific, Elijah!
Love Townshend's _White City_ album. I don't know many people who ever listened to it, but I should've known you might be one. "Give Blood" is probably my favorite track on there. Simon Phillips is truly inspiring on that album. I don't know why it isn't more well known.
A bloody fantastic album. Such a spectrum of solid compositions. I suggest it is Pete's strongest solo work. But as Marcus Aurelius would suggest, all is opinion. Additionally, the first minute and 45 seconds of _I Am Secure_ is quite suitable for doing any number of The Uptight White Guy Dance® variations while busying about the house.
GIVE BLOOD is too my favorite track on that album.
I like it, it's prime colors like sooperman.
I do them FLR naturally. Maybe as I’m right handed and left footed, although I do play the kick right footed.
I have the opposite problem. Even though I’m right handed I got into the habit of doing left-hand lead, and that’s the only way I can do it, I can’t do RLR at all.
I also still can’t move it around the kit for crap, I have to just stick to only Snare-Floor Tom-Bass.
Could you possibly do a video on this @Bonzoleum?
Thankyou for breaking down the triplets.. I'm sort of married to the RLF- or FRL- but I will incorporate the different variations of the 1-2.. I'm alittle weaker with the L hand lead so hope it's ok to stick with the R hand lead.. Kind of like a Salsa dancer who is used to on1, and now has to switch to on2- but you guys don't know bout all that...😊
However it works best for you, Mike!
I gotta learn that.
"There goes My Hero" - RIP Taylor Hawkins.
A love out to Taylor Hawking's family bandmates friends and fans.Taylor has 3 kids,the oldest a son Shane ( Oliver) that's an awesome drummer, a teenager now but I think he will follow in his Father's Footsteps so lookout for him in the future .
R.I.P. Taylor Hawkins.
Love the triplets Terry! I'm way more comfortable with playing them RLK, but have been working on my LRK too, as well as the crossover triplets, but am only about 4 bpm on that one! 🤣 Also, that snare is crackin' Terry. If you ever decide to sell that, let me know. RIP Taylor Hawkins, sad loss of a great drummer.
Thanks, D³ !!!
This guy like the Bukovic of drums.
Thank you Terry.Please play your VISTALITES.........I love my RCI 14x10 6 lug.........Buuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuudy😅😅😅😅😅
o yeah, I'm a complete beginner. Thanks
I went back and found one of your vids about going around the kit with the left arm only.
I've been doing this and it helps with triplets to.
With the foot video you posted about doing the 50's beat with the 'heartbeat' on the bass drum.....
My right hand wants to follow the kick.
Can you do a video on separating the right hand from the right foot.
I need something that starts 🐌 slow.
Right off the bat: Do paradiddles between your right hand and right foot.
@@bonzoleum Danka Shane!
@@bonzoleum the paradidels just feels like I'm just doing 3 hat 3 kick after a certain speed.
Terry great teaching but the other trickiest( triplet ) parts are getting back to the One evenly or smoothly nor just the ending of a song uno what i mean ?
No-this is just the mechanics. Not the fill say in Dazed And Confused.
Triangulating the triplet...t shirt... when? Terry, please. I'll buy 80
Ah, a "Tri the Trip" shirt!!
Hi Terry, I'm interested in purchasing a drum kit. Do you have any recommendations? Thanks Brother
I do love the Ludwig NEUSONIC kits. They're pretty affordable too. You can also go the used route. See if you can find a good deal on a used kit with everything: drums, cymbals stands, etc..
@@bonzoleum awesome terry thanks for the recommendation. Also been looking at the Ludwig versalite set (of course the Zep set but way to expensive. Love the sea green and the clear) love your channel bro been watching for a long time. Trying to learn guitar but am super attracted to your playing. Keep it up!
Did you watch Madeas Homecoming?. Lol.
It's ironic- or sadly coincidental- that now we've lost another great drummer to drugs/alcohol in addition to the one who's triplets we've been analyzing...😒
great video, and total loss of an awesome drummer. foo fighters won't be the same
John Bonham had all the licks and played like a clock.....