Відео

Sure I can place an internal muffler on request. No problem. But I took the decision not putting it standard on the replica snares. Gert

@@Apachelarry51659 probably to save some money

@@jerodbosh7630 thanks for the encouragement

Don't know their weights they are the Steve Jordan Paiste 17in hats

@@peterburge9973 i usually do this drill twice a day one set i lead with right and 2nd set lead with left hand

Yes very happy with snare i am probably going to buy one of their oak snares when i save a bit more money

@@Ihadthismate yep there are a lot of advanced drumming videos out there so i try to support the beginner a lot

@@edwardkaminsky8142 thats cool yep i love jump blues

@@drs-Rigo-Reus i believe it is American maple they wanted to make it as close as possible to the original radio kings which used American maple for their other maple snare drums they use french maple

I was told American hard maple on his radio kings and he uses European maple on standard models

No need for note values to do this exercise in my opinion and yes i do know note values thank you

The notes i am playing of course can be counted as 1&2& 3er&r 4er&r making it one 4/4 bar made up of 4 eights notes and 8 sixteenths

@@camerondean6804 all the canopus if i had to choose one i would say the Canopus ash but i like all of them really

@@trevorgollagherdrums4610 Thank you.

@@edwardkaminsky8142 thanks for your comment i believe DW and a share in gretsch but fred still controls the company I was led to believe that the gretsch shells were still made at gretsch in ridgeland but please do correct me if wrong I personally dont like DW drums so i hope they are not getting involved in gretsch production

Iwill look into it thanks for letting me know

Just checked it and it seems okay must be your end

Turn it up

@@Xclass_ClownX thanks for your message in regards to how you hold drumsticks it is a good idea to play on a practice pad in front of a mirror to correct any differences in how you hold sticks Yes i mainly use fingers but not always it depends what i am playing with slow drills you should be able to correct any coordination between hands - slow accurate playing and eventually your hands should play well together but it requires lots of practice and repetition Always practice slow and accurate not fast Hope this has helped i would also recommend to go see a good drum teacher in your area to make sure you are holding your sticks correctly

@@colinhamilton156 thanks for your kind words

@@s4lroachclip metronome app it counts bars for me My app is called pro metronome

@@trevorgollagherdrums4610 Very helpful thank you

@@jobrothberg4679 thanks for your feedback

Thanks for your kind words

When I was young, I used to use a pillow instead of a practice pad no bounce at all that was good for the hands too Thanks for your input

Looks okay my end

@@trevorgollagherdrums4610 its obvious at 0.25x at 2:15. Image is coming before sound. Kind regards, Clement

@@trevorgollagherdrums4610no ok it’s my mistake

The origin of snare drum rudiments can be traced back to Swiss mercenaries armed with long polearms. The use of pikes in close formation required a great deal of coordination. The sound of the tabor was used to set the tempo and communicate commands with distinct drumming patterns. These drumming patterns became the basis of the snare drum rudiments.

@@trevorgollagherdrums4610 Thanks for answering. What I am asking is this rudiment or pattern had a meaning behind it. We know drums communicated farther than we can with our voices, but If this was played, what was the message being sent specifically. It is maybe unknown, but it is a question worth asking isn't it. Movies, misrepresent it all the time so I do not trust information from Hollywood to be accurate. It is my guess this was a victory march also used to announce royalty, even though I last saw it used in a movie upon surrendering. I mean using the patterns in our playing is one thing but to me understanding what they communicate is as important. For example west African drums were communication that was as elaborate as the spoken word, universally, villages spoke the language and understood the message. Coming of age celebrations, marriage or coupling, all have their unique patterns. The knowledge of the language and what you are speaking is important to me, otherwise playing is like a baby just making noise.

@@s4lroachclip dont know sorry

I dont own a djembe anymore the only hand drum i own is a middle eastern tar frame drum

Thanks for commenting much appreciated

Learnt the same way..wasn’t till quite a few years after starting that I got into the rudiments etc... which I must say was very beneficial... I always chuckle when I hear drummers say you don’t need them....

@@scottapthorpe6172 you absolutely need a good rudimental foundation

I never use tools to tune i always use my ears

@@trevorgollagherdrums4610 I used to say the same thing.

24x14

The best buddy rich exercise i would suggest and really general exercises for all playing is. Regularly practice your rudiments buddy’s playing was heavy rudimentary based a good book to start with is stick control George stone the key to playing and improving is enjoy and do your best to play relaxed

Not bouncing all fingers

I will have s look and see what i can do thanks for letting me know

The sync is fine here

Looks fine for me too

It was out of sync to start but aligns correctly about a third of the way into the video

Yep that is the direction I am heading

I am using same heads as bonham

Glad they are a help