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That it is cool. Trying it now...works wonderfuly. Now to put it into action.

Do you bottom out when playing harder hits? I have a drumeo quiet pad and one side is foam but thinner than this. So when I play with more volume (and I usually play with heavy sticks) the foam gets all squished and the stick hits the wood underneath, making a "not quiet" sound. So I consider buying this or meinl marshmellow pad.

This is drumming 🙂👍 !!

Cool little fill for my 4 piece set. Thank you!

thank you

Mega mega Video, vielen Dank!!!!!

killer!

Danke!

No, my left hand cant do it.

Yes . The Collective in Manhattan. Awesome teachers there over the years . .., yes including Kim , R.I.P. Fred Katz book also great

King of Pop

Danke für diese Demo! Hat mir ein paar Fehler meines eigenen Spielens des Warm-ups gezeigt 😂

Brick house?

Try with a little help from my friends... yeah ! Das hört man auch ohne Gesang, schöne Version!

Is that JR's introduction to track

Super DEREK, Thx for the explanation. And indeed i do have the Kim Plainfield book: superb exercises!

michael jackson - rock with you i assume

Perfect lesson, please let us know your ride cymbal brand

☺Danke!

Which one ?

For what it’s worth, Jimmy Marinos of The Romantics played open handed. I actually do both. When I first started at 18, I was self taught so no one told me “the right way”. I just started switching back and forth because it was fun. Now, I play both but I prefer open handed.

I feel less awkward now...thanks❤

I am a happy open-handed and right-handed drummer. I started with no teacher, and landed with this style, just because crossing hands seemed so stupid and uncomfortable. ;) [right now I practice a lot to lead more fills with the left hand, I don't like right-hand automatism]

Love the intro!

Great playing, thank you derek

00:00 Confession ;-) 00:05 Introduction 00:45 My background... 03:02 My approach playing open handed (Grooves and fill-ins) 03:52 A few advantages playing this way (and explaining the basic idea of this video) 06:09 Explanation and demonstration playing a left-hand-leaded-groove combined with a right-hand-lead-fill-in. So here is the "drum-lesson-part" ;-) 08:00 Left hand HiHat ostinato and the right hand can move around the drums (explanation and playing demonstration) 09:30 And now the problem(s)......also switching to my standard playing setup (ride cymbal on the left) 12:53 Struggeling with the decision....!?!?!?! 16:14 Let´s discuss....

Really appreciated the lesson! A very concise and helpful demonstration on the book. Thank you!

Practicing open handed will open alot of technique on the kit so its a must if youre serious on drumming.. im a left handed person but my kit was set up right handed so learning open handed is kinda easy

Thank you

Sounds great ❤

Emad 2🔥

The snare sounds great

Why

Great lesson and breakdown of Steve Gadd’s inverted double patterns! Thank you 😊

Jejejeje.......🤣🤣🤣🤣........Dereck.......OMG

Thank you Derek! Good review with great comparisons. :)

00:00 Intro 00:24 Introduction (explanation etc) 02:18 Practice pad exercises 03:59 Let´s start on the drumset with "Syncopation" - basic rhythm 05:13 Figure A (first building block / partial) 06:15 Figure B (second building block / partial) 07:24 The "check pattern" on the floor tom 08:46 The complete "check pattern" (both figures combined) 11:04 Two advices..... 12:00 Trouble shooting 13:50 Playing the right hand on the hihat 16:26 Adding the backbeats on 2 and 4 18:41 Adding the bass drum on 1 and 3 21:02 Substitute the hihat for the bass drum (preparation exercises) 22:40 The complete groove "concept" with hihat-foot 23:49 Tips, advices, practice etc 26:30 Closing "Work-In-Progress"-improvisation

I have do this on my drums thank

Very persistent and well organized!

Great video as always! Is that the sound from your phone or camera? Or are you using a mic?

I use a wide spectrum of drumsticks I use everything but my favorite stick company is Vic firth One of them all also use Zildjin regal tip Vater and pro mark as well as innovative percussion But I also use nylon tip drumsticks. I am mostly a wood tip player, but there’s nothing wrong with having nylon tips to bring out a different sound. 😁 Now the sizes I like are 14 1516 and 17 😁 I also love lacquer on my drumsticks now I have had problems with sound percussion drumsticks. Their drumsticks are not good so stay away from them

Profund! Essence! Thank you Derek!

I love to play the bass drum slide technique. It is so much easier to play doubles that way.

Do have a lot of Vic Firth sticks

Sensible advice here. Ty

Erste Sahne!

12:50 wonderful sounding head! Thank you for your humor!

Also great for beginners! The goal is not to overplay them! 😁

I love your improvisations using a standard single bass kit. I just need that part right after the bridge guitar solo and can’t find it😩

Calm and clear, well done, thanks Derek!