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Thank you for this lesson!

That ride is something else man. Damn

uh, so there's no snare drum in jazz?

Very nice my friend!

Bruh I never knew Rick Harrison could play bass so cold 💀.

Great lesson, can’t wait to try this out

Great video Zach, thanks for sharing! In my experience getting students to really understand the incredible importance of playing good solid quarter notes can be a challenge (playing quarter notes on the ride on your own can get boring). Also, I big problem I see is that students are too concerned about learning how to play drums and not so much about playing MUSIC. So, great master drummer Carl Allen taught me this: play your ride and SING THE TUNES. The whole purpose of practicing is to make the ride feel good, and a big part of it comes from CONNECTING THE RIDE TO THE MUSIC. Plus, if you practice your drumming AND the music at the same time the results will be so much better and deeper! Thanks for you channel!

Ótimo vídeo.

Thanks for the video. But , one question: what should I do with my left hand? I come from rock music and a beat that doesn't requires you hitting the snare as loud as possible feels very strange😅

I dig your videos. I have a 22" AGOP ride. thats all it says, but the writing and labelling is with green ink, not black. Do you know what that means or signifies? it sounds pretty similar

I think this clip was cut short because I only could see swinging

What are your ride cymbals

The $42 one sounds better than the meinl hcs set

Tbh that wasn't overly fast but definitely up-tempo and one can easily make sure it still swings at that bpm

The key is growing a moustache.

very well explained. Thanks.

Can you please send me the link to your brushes?

Fuck yeahhh, this came clutch 😘🤌🫶 Love your humor bro bro

5:30 reminds me of these boots with gar samuelson in the beginning i wanna play drums like gar so i gotta learnjazz

I was waiting for the snare tap :(

Man my toms are tuned so low to a point they are close being fully detuned

Thanks dude !

I got the hammered version and it’s my favorite drum in my collection. Enjoy!!!!

Seems to have cut off at a rather inauspicious point, wouldn’t you say? 🤔

The best jazz drumming teacher and method I have come across. Thank you so much for your sharing your time, dedication and drumming knowledge. BW Peter (U.K.)

the vintage sounds like a "normie" cymbal. which is exactly what i want. no swishing, no annoying overtones, no infinite sustain. i've come across a 23 K sweet ride, and i feel like it's in the same ballpark. the agop traditional jazz is a great crash cymbal. not a ride, despite its marketing..

That vintage ride sounds amazing! The Istanbul one doesn't sound bad at all - but the vintage ride just has that buttery smooth quality to it.

I thought the cheap cymbal sounded pretty decent.

Solid teaching! Thank you so much!

Love your sticking..perfect demo thanks

Really like the sound of your ride. What is it? Thanks

I'm a bedroom guitarist and play Blues and Jazz, but need better backing tracks. Thanks to having kids and they love the drums, I learn from you, then teach them, and then I can do my 1 hour solos over it. Thank you for being clear and concise.

Very helpful video and great playing! I measured the sounds of your drums using iDrumTune and this is what I got: Bop: TT 176 Hz F3, FT 122.5 Hz B3 Big Band: TT 151 Hz Eb, FT 97.5 Hz G2 Snare: 172 Hz F3, then 195.5 Hz G3

What ride are you using in this video?

I like the 20 inch Istanbul agop I got a 20 inch 30th anniversary and is crushable. I also got 3 - 25 in cymbals that are all crushable. Agop 30th, Agop signature, and a Royal Cymbal Craftsman made by Paul Francis. He calls it The BEAST.

Hello Zac. I'm not a drummer but I heard a really nice big band arrangement of Woody Shaw's 'Sweet Love of mine' on UA-cam which credited Zac Covington as the arranger. ua-cam.com/video/HdMFMqpI4H0/v-deo.html I was wondering if this arrangement is for sale anywhere and if so where? Alternatively would it be OK to transcribe for my own band.😊

this cat can tune a bop kit. it sounds spot on

What hi hat cymbals in the intro are they there so nice

Thank you 🙏

This guy deleted my comment but has no corses currently for sale? And it’s been up a year? What gives Zac?

Where’s the corse link?

Love the nail polish man. <3 Also, this video is great. Definitely helpful on my journey of jazz comping with my left hand.

you are so clear!! and i m french!! thank you very much

Just started drumming. I wanna learn jazz.

This is awesome, thank you! Also the drumset sounds really nice however you set up the microphones!

Thanks for the upload and detailed info. 😀I have been thinking about one of these bags but it concerns me that you've basically had two of them and both times ( if I'm not mistaken?!) the base has split in the same place? It sounds like you carry a lot more cymbals though- I would only be carrying hats, a 20/22" ride and a 18" crash plus sticks so maybe it would hold out longer. My question is- is this a weakness overall in the bag or just purely because you were carrying more stuff inside it? I would be buying from a UK distributer so if I encounter the same problem, would Mono help me out? I am assuming they are based in the US.

I've been playing rock drums for 20+ years, but have just joined a jazz trio, keys, bass and drums. Jazz and brushes are new to me thanks for your channel is just what i need.

I've been playing for over half a century. I've never stopped using a metronome. It's like the conductor of an orchestra. It relieves the player of some of the concentration necessary to stay in time. If your rhythm starts to wander withOUT a metronome, you have no reference to help you "get back" into the meter. But turn the click on, you've got the perfect drummer that never varies in time.

I have cymbals from the present day, from the 80's and the 60's. My personal taste does not rule out any cymbal that is in good shape and sounds good, regardless of history. However, you compared a bright Zildjian Avedis (now known as A-Series) ride to a dark Istanbul Agop Traditional Jazz ride (one of my favorites). This is kind of like, "apples to oranges". I would have preferred to see and hear a comparison between a dark Zildjian K 20" ride made in Turkey vs. a dark American (EAK) 20" ride. This is probably not economically feasible, but it would be nice. This isn't a complaint, just a request. Thanks! Again, a wonderful video.

This is so good studying material :)) thanks a lot!