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This is tutorial perfection 👌

Nel book in pdf non ci sono queste trascrizioni...

for some reason im having a hard time telling what you are doing in first pattern. Tho the view is great, it too can make it hard to discern a movement. Both hand are hitting quarter notes? And you say the right hits the “ride” pattern. I can’t tell if two hits or one is happening for that… are you ddoing the “uh-one… uh-three” triplet, double stroke? amazing content, thank you!

6yars later and i still use your videos to practice...amazing stuff!

I love this

This is crazy

Grazie

45 años tocando la batería y este tipo pintando ritmo con gran estilo y delicadeza. Enhorabuena maestro pincel.

Hey Joe, I'm a bit confused on the last one. How is the 3 against 2 being applied for the switch? And is the 3 against 2 L R L R L R L? Or both hands simultaneously?

good job on capturing the lynchian atmosphere

This is hypnotic

Are these jazz only cymbals? They sound great.

They’re perfect 👍

Part 2?

good

excellent work- tony would have been proud!!

Hi Joe. What model of brushes do you use in the (beautiful) videos. Many thanks Paolo

This is golden!

niceee

I'm going to check these out. They sound great!

great! thanks but i'm a little confused. it sounds like like you are playing all even notes but i see triplets and sixteenth notes notated. do you have this notated with time signature,etc? thanks!

Jazz brushes do I need? What are these ones called?

j'aime et c'est quoi ta peau remo sablé ?

Very good work, thank you ! Tony keeps always his snare off when playing with brushes :)

'PromoSM' 😍

well laid out.

25 years of playing drums and never thought about what playing brushes actualy is about. Now I finaly want to get into it and this whole concept just blows my mind! Great video!

What a great informative video!

This is great content, thanks man! I watched the three parts and hit follow 🤗🧚‍♂️

Excellent job!

brushes are some of the hardest forms of percussion. i can play things like yyz or spain by corea but cant play a single bit of a ballad with brushes. Just never learned it and even tho im into that music still to this day i have never owned a pair of standard brushes. Played in band (sax) but always took over the kit when we were just fucking around and had access to that stuf but never really played it. Its the most foreign thing ive ever played in drumming.

I’ve learned so much from your video , thank you it was excellent.

I have a record contract with a label in Stockholm. They have a giant music studio. But i'm too shy to ask if they have Jazz Brushes, because I wanna try it so badly. Next time i'm vist i'm gonna ask them if they have :D

still love his drumming!!

excellent demo of these great brush techniques. I will practice them as of tomorrow Thanks

If the book is bought is there also access to any audio loops of the patterns? I could just record these into ableton to get the feel but would be good to have them at the ready for practicing

God damn these videos are so elegant.

👍👌🙏

By the way Rick Considine's lecture is not available on UA-cam anymore...

Many thanks, especially for the ballade pattern! Which drumhead do you use on this video? Fiberskyn? Does it suit playing with sticks as well? I'm playing in a bigband and looking for some drumhead which would sound pretty loud while playing with brushes. Could you please suggest smth.?

hi thanks for these lessons! Is that an I5 microphone on the snare?

This looks like the perfect instrument to play when you don't want to annoy your neighbors too much.

Wowwwwwwwwwww, apenas me topé con éste increíble trabajo!!!! Gracias Saludos desde México

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Get it grandpa!!❤️

Nice video.

The first time I listened to jazz I thought that the noise produced by brushes came from old recording technology

Does anyone know how I can get a copy of Joe's book? I've tried emailing as he suggests but no reply.... Would love to get hold of a copy..... Thank you in anticipation 👍🤔

Great video on brushes. Sounds and looks easy when you play it!

Up to the practice room