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Yeah! Thanks for the positive feedback!

Must say it’s a pretty uncontroversial comment! Thanks for participating in the channel!

Thank you! Cool idea too, I’ll add that groove to the list of upcoming videos.

@@5-minutedrumlessons Purdie shuffle! Awesome, thank you!

Thank you for the great comment! The stick are called « Blasticks », they’re basically Hot Rods but made of plastic instead of wood. They are much more durable than Hot Rods but for me have a less natural feel/sound. Both are great for low volume practice/playing.

Thank you for the positive feedback. I’m not in the New York area, but I do offer online lessons if that’s something that might interest you. For more information you can contact me at drumsprof@gmail.com Thanks!

Google drum schools in your area. Don’t waste time, you’re not getting younger. I regret not doing this years ago.

Thanks for the comment! Great suggestion, I have a video about that groove, I’ll put the link here. I think the break is ever so slightly different than what I do in the video, but it’s very close. Also refers to another youtube video that has a good transcription. Let me know if you have any other ideas! ua-cam.com/video/3A9p28puVQM/v-deo.htmlsi=6_izWYssDkmggYcZ

Awesome, thank you so much for the positive feedback!

I’m happy to hear that, thank you for the kind comment and positive feedback!

@5-minutedrumlessons anytime take care

Well said!

You’re very welcome, thanks for the comment!

Thank you!

Hello, thank you so much! I really appreciate the feedback and positive support. I’ll be doing my best to keep it going and continue building the channel in 2025. If you have any questions please let me know and I’ll do my best to make a short video on it!

Thank you!

@@5-minutedrumlessons awesomesauce

Hahaha, I don’t know for sure but let’s go with that!

Thank you so much!

It does cut sustain, it’s meant to be placed on top of the cymbal to reduce volume, however that kills the sound completely, and I found putting it underneath cut a lot of the sound but still at least allowed it to ring a little bit!

I’m sure he’ll be more than happy to help!

It was new to me man, and I left it in because there’s nothing wrong with not knowing everything, making mistakes, and learning along the way. Thanks for the comment!

Thank you! Appreciate your comments and thoughtful suggestions. I’m thinking about your Jaki idea and will get back to you about that. I think you’re onto something there though and I am also interested in digging more into his playing!

@5-minutedrumlessons ohhh, im looking forward to. But take your time, i know its hard to make such a video. I was just mentioning him, because he isnt covered anywhere...totally behins the curtains if you ask me. I like such drummers.. John Densmore, Charlie Watts, Jaki etc.. they all had small kits and jazz background and they all were so humble, but their psichadelyc approach to drumming left its mark. 😀The Doors would have never been the Doors without John... And the rolling stones had just the perfect drummer all the time. They were all so minimalistic... Densmore played his snare heads to death, never changed it, and played without bottom heads on the toms, i wonder why "concert toms" are not more popular these days...i guess everybody wants that full sound. But this is another discussion. Keep it going, you seem like a very good guy 😀

Thank you! I really appreciate the comment 🥁

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Thank you! For the sticks, honestly I like the ones I have but the metal part kind of comes loose a little bit and at the end of the day you might be able to find something more ideal. If you start with something similar and go from there I’m sure you’ll find something that suits you!

Thank you so much, glad to hear you’re getting something out of the videos, and I really appreciate the positive feedback!

Awesome, thanks for the great comment!

I’ll keep ‘em coming the best I can!

Hi, thank you for the comment and question. Those are a plastic version of the wooden « hotrods », known as « blasticks », those are just the brand name names for them though, many different companies make a similar product. It’s basically several small pieces of wood, or as in this example plastic, held together with either tape or an adjustable plastic band. They are good for quieter practice or playing. I tend to prefer the wooden ones but they are expensive and start to deteriorate quickly, so I have a plastic pair as backup because for better for for worse, they’ll last forever!

@@5-minutedrumlessons Thanks for taking the time to reply. Great info. Love all your videos. Currently trying to figure out Vitamin C 😮

@@PeterG-ej5ly Thank you so much! I really appreciate the positive feedback. The Vitamin C groove is a doozie, but learning it will definitely help us open up our playing and free up our coordination to come up with our own grooves and ideas influenced by the ideas in that beat!

Is there a video for the accent pattern you’re playing?

Hi, thank you for the comment and question. Those are a plastic version of the wooden « hotrods », known as « blasticks », those are just the brand name names for them though, many different companies make a similar product. It’s basically several small pieces of wood, or as in this example plastic, held together with either tape or an adjustable plastic band. They are good for quieter practice or playing. I tend to prefer the wooden ones but they are expensive and start to deteriorate quickly, so I have a plastic pair as backup because for better for for worse, they’ll last forever!

Greatly appreciated comment, thank you!!

Hello! Yes, this is a great idea and something I’ll be working toward including more and more as the channel continues to grow. Thank you for your comment!

Happy to hear you think so, Thanks for the kind comment!

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it a lot. If there are any subjects/ideas you’d like to see covered please let me know and I’ll make videos about them 🥁

Such a cool excerpt, thanks for sharing!

Just bought some roland td-9s last week, never played before but determined to learn this groove 👌

Thanks so much! Glad you got something out of it. If you’d like a video on anything in particular please let me know!

Thanks for sharing Jim

You’re welcome, thanks for commenting and participating on the channel!

You’re welcome Coopdawg

Thanks so much! It’s a tough groove, but if we can get this one together it’s sure to open up our playing and help our creativity on the kit.

Very much appreciated, thank you!

Glad you got something out of it, and thanks for the comment!

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