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Thanks you so much for the kind words!🙏🏼 I will be making more of these. Have a great weekend😊 my website: www.drumlab.online

Thanks! 🙏🏼 The snare and cymbals are Roland, but the bass and toms are from Drum Tec. It’s a nice well crafted brand from Germany and they work perfectly with Roland modules😊

Yes, good one👍 I made a separate little video about the double shuffle. One of my favorite things to play. And when comes to La Grange, I think he was also shuffling his bassdrum along with his lefthand which is something that does not come natural to most of us. I tried, it’s hard but mr Beard plays it with ease somehow at a pretty high tempo😮 I heard others play this and almost everyone chooses to go with quarter notes on the bassdrum.

Who said this video is for beginners? Drumming is never easy. Believe me I know, I have been teaching for more than 35 years. I’m giving just a quick overview how things can be done and btw, a shuffle does not have much to do with 6/8. Maybe 12/8 but even then I would just say to play 4/4, think triplets and leave the middle triplet out. I actually made a video about that as well😊👍

@@drumlabonline Me too. Shuffle built around triplets, in all it's manifestations, and it's often about the feel not just the hand notation. I can play a shuffle grooves without working around triplet figures just by the orchestration that I use . But I still think it's important to make sure you include all levels of drummers in your explanations as there is always something interesting to learn whether you have been playing for 5 weeks, or for over 50 years, like me. Don't assume everyone who watches your videos knows what you are talking about or demonstrating. When I was starting out in the late 60s, drumming lessons were hard to come by, and very expensive, so learning by doing was the order of the day. But watching and trying to copy highly competent drummers left big gaps in learning technique and left no space for things like groove and feel so I had to go "back to school" after decades of doing the wrong things, so I know how frustrating it is to listen or watch someone and not really be able to follow due to lack of competence.

The thing is, I don’t want to give my hard earned knowledge away for free. I’m actually making these videos to attract drummers to take lessons with me. Then I will dive in deeper into what it actually is that we as drummers should know and do. I refuse to see internet as a free give away. Doesn’t make sense to me. Anyway, happy drumming!😊

@@drumlabonline I absolutely agree. I would like to do the same. Everyone's journey is different, and every drummer brings something new to the table - a different methodology due to one's own experience, and it is all relevant and useful. But it shouldn't just be a giveaway if you have spent years and money developing it. So I'm right with you on that one. Keep those chops buddy I look forward to your videos.

Thank you!🙏🏼 Keep it up. The world needs more drummers😊

I always thought it was a funny name for 1 & 3 on the bass and 2 & 4 on the snare. It is a pretty well known description of this basic but very functional pattern among drummers. And yes ofcourse I try to come up with a title that might sound interesting to people because I would like them to see my videos which at the same time I try to make as authentic as possible.

@ I don’t currently play drums but I love watching Drumeo and other drumming content. Don’t assume everyone watching will automatically know the inside baseball terms. In fact, you might want to assume people watching you are beginners and don’t know anything… but you can educate people on these kinds of terms. :)

True, but keeping it simple is also subjective. What is easy for one person might be difficult for the other. I think in the end it’s just a personal choice whether to try to play things that you’re not really ready for (with a chance that some day you might become actually good at it). But a lot of times you might ruin things for the band as a whole though. Or… You more or less choose to play the stuff that you’re more comfortable with in order to make the band sound best. I think it’s a pretty critical subject for drummers to think about. I am more a ‘conservative’ player and never had any complaints from other band members. Whatever the style of music we played. Interesting thing to think about in the midst of all the crazy technical stuff that’s pushed on to us through our beloved internet😊

@ Yeah given what “UA-cam drumming” have become I totally agree with you. Today drums seems to be only about speed, and then I choose Phil Rudd every day of the week! And this “new drumming” is to me the essence of not playing for the song. It’s just narcissistic madness. So I think we pretty much agree, whether it’s AC/DC or Mahavishnu Orchestra, more or less the served the song. Now it’s just about serving the drummer without actually ever learning to be a drummer. It’s truly sad 😬😅

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The drums are also electric😊

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Nothing really. Sometimes I alternate, sometimes right hand lead. Whatever feels good is what can be used. But let’s say you want all the accents on the floortom, then right hand lead comes in handy because you don’t have to cross your arms. Also it’s always a good thing when you have more options to choose from.

You’re welcome😊 Reading notes is not that hard for drummers. You mainly have to know the duration of a note. (Like 1 beat, 2 beats or half a beat for example). Figuring out where they are in the staff is for the most part almost self explanatory because there are not too many different ‘tastes’. Unlike for example piano with 88 keys and they all have their designated location on the staff.. I started out playing everything by ear as well but after a learned reading , things became more clear in my head. It gives me a better vision if what it actually was that I was doing and it also enabled me to see beyond that enabling me to come up with things that I wouldn’t think of initially. Keep it up!😃👊

You’re welcome and keep it up! The world needs more drummers😃

Welcome😊 It’s mainly playing single strokes as fast as I can. First on the cymbals with lots of bassdrums underneath. Then fast singles over the toms (no bassdrums there) and closing with RLB (Right Left Bassdrum) with my right hand on the floor and my left hand on the snare. There are many ways to do this. It’s not my strongest thing to do since I am more of a groove player, but this grew upon me over the years by trial and error. It’s not to hard and it works😃 Have fun👊

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Not as much as you would expect, but still more than enough😅 The bass and toms are from Drumtec, a German company. Look’m up, they’re superb and more affordable than Roland. At least when I bought them quite some time ago. Don’t know how the prices are at the moment.. Snare, hihat and cymbals are from Roland. I upgraded them not too long ago. Snare, hihats and cymbals are from roland. Snare is almost like the real thing, cymbals are ok but the hihat is definately the weakest part when comes to comparing with real hats. Module is td27. Long story short: Go with a Roland module and hook it up to something you can afford. Then upgrade later. Buying everything at once was impossible for me and I’m probably not the only one😊

@@drumlabonline Nice , Im using an MPS-1000 drum currently it's a nice budget acoustic drum alike ekit, You should try playing some Nirvana song i wanna see

Snare hithat and bass minimum first purchase😂​@@drumlabonline

Hi, I’m playing RLLKick all the way through in 16th notes. Except at the end of a phrase I play one extra bassdrum in order to land on beat 1

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Omg, you’re absolutely right! I should have given this a different name. I think I came up with a title a little to quick. Thank you for pointing this out🙏🏼👊

Thanks! The bass and toms are Drumtec. The snare and cymbals are Roland and the module is td27. Look into the Drumtec stuff, it’s a german company and they make great looking kits and they trigger perfectly😃

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Yep, I think he was the one who made this popular, but I will not be surprised if he stole it too. Probably from people like Buddy Rich or other jazz big shots😊

Thank you so much!🙏🏼 I also do private lessons with Zoom. It’s amazing how good this actually works. You can always do a free trial lesson. Link to the website is in the description😊👍

drummers will know😊

Haha thanks! Nee hoor, niet gemaakt van een tom. Gewoon een hele coole lamp😎

They feel very similar to me. Both are great!😊👌

Yes! To Madrid😃