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This is a great video. I’ve been playing 20 years and I know some of the rudiments very well. However, I’ve always struggled with this idea of playing a continuous odd number roll. People explain the rudiments and how to play them in videos just fine. But sometimes it’s really hard to grasp how to play it continuously. This is where many videos lack. You’re one does not. My old drum teacher, a real master of rudiments frequently says ‘of course you can play these continuously!’ Only, I’ve always struggled to see whether I should look at every stroke played evenly spaced. Or whether to have a pause at the end of each group. Your video has been helpful.

Nice! Fun stuff there! Sounds good too!

I find these simple ideas useful and goods practice? Are you a rudiment on the kit kind of person? Let me know in the comments! Cheers!

all fingers wrap around the stick or can the index remain free? Thank you

Great Video!

Killer

Wow wow wow amazing

Lovely grooves with of course a lovely set of drums and cymbals! Great video, thank you very much!

Thank you! Another great example of high quality videos does not equal high number of views on YT! Very succintly explained with practical examples. Unlike so many other videos where the guys talk forever but nothing to show for.

You could show this to any drummer and they would probably fall into the same trance I'm in.

last three rhythms were kinds of swung tresillos 1) standard but swung 2) same as first if u start on the 3rd beat of the bar 3) same but displaced an 8th later - the AND of beat 1. random but funny enough the first 2 ones are used in footwork (chicago style of dance music) its good to do these in all 8 positions of the bar - starting in different 8ths cinquillos are the next step, though its more a coordination exercise not for the gig itself lol ⪧⸜❪⸄⏑⸅❫⸝⪦

Great explanation and you’re very charming and funny.

Cool man. Nice pocket

Coo

man this is some good stuff. this is what music needs right now. not boring brake downs and screaming. we need some good rhythmic drumming.

Excellent intro to big band drumming!

Why??

Good teacher! Thank you!

Keep finding Andrew with my favorite people!❤

Didn't ginger baker play the 1 and 3 or just the 3 on "sunshine of your love"? I'm trying to remember in my feeble brain if that was the case.

I often lay off the cymbals when it's called for. That's just intuitive.

What is the Zildjian on your right side? Sounds great!

sounds great! nice explanations too! earned a sub

From here on in this way of playing shall be known as “The Dink Donk Method”.

HI! I signed up, drummer friend! do you want to do it too? thank you very much

I use these ideas all the time! They open up many musical ideas! Let me know what you think in the comments! Drum on!

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Sounds like 4 sets of 4 16th notes - four beats.

Um… but it is not reversed, you would start with hihat, Snare and hihat on 1 and, hihat on 2, hihat and Bass on 2 and… and so on. You reversed just the wuarter-Gruppe, not the groove itself

great 🔥

That’s an interesting thought!🤔

Stewart Copeland counted backwards a lot. Cheers from Australia.

Looks like fun! Definitely intriguing to switch the right-hand part (as in rudiment exercises) to the right foot. Looking forward to working on this. And getting more accustomed to L hand on snare on the downbeat, etc.

Bonham did it best

make more!

Awsome

These inversion exercises changed my drumming life! Let me know what you think! Drum on!

David Garibaldi would be proud

Love that groove ❤

Snare sounds 👌

Love n that bro

Meter master ❤

HEEEEHAAAA❤

Very slick

What song is this? This is awesome! 👍

Great lesson, wonderful example also for my beginner Students, thanks for sharing !!

I've been looking for a video exactly like this thank you so much!!

Very helpful. Thx

Understanding Big Band Drum Charts can be confusing! Here is Part 1 of some quick tips I use to know what to play right away! Drum On!

What s that ride ?