Adding Drags To Your Drum Fills - Drum Lessons

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In this video lesson Jared Falk provides you with some drag based fills. Incorporating different rudiments into your beats at fills is a great way to add variety to your playing
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[@alexderita4039]

this helped a lot thank you, and number 4 is my favorite

[@MaggotKumar]

1 and 5 are pretty cool. Iv'e been playing drums for quite while and I will definitely apply more drags. Definitely adds more definition!

[@lanceh4653]

Thanks again. Like how you introduce tools from the old tool kit with new uses. I pretty much always just used drags on the beginning of fills. This lesson inspires me to work on orchestrating them around in my fills more.

[@OfficialWildfires]

Great lesson- reminds me of using ghost notes on the snare drum. Liked all of the exercises.

[@22cwheels22]

I do use drags...never really thought to put em on the kick tho, I'll have to mess with that. And #3 and #4 are my favorites. Love the pauses

[@kisenyimichael844]

thanks for those great lessons
5 was great

[@billycampos8545]

Beginner/intermediate drummer, your videos are constantly showing me cool new techniques all the time and this one is awesome. Will definitely start practicing these! #3 is very good but my favorite is #4, it's wayyyy funky.

[@smk33321]

I watch all these videos and I'm just like "Man, I wish I could do that." Then I watch this one and I'm like "Oh, hell yeah! I do this all the time!" The way Jared is playing on the intro is exactly how I play set :D

[@jamesbaker4925]

Very helpful I've been playing over 20 years. To the point and simple

[@BludMuffin]

I've done drags before, but never used them in fills. Great video! I liked number 2 the best. Still amazing that you have the same name as me ;)

[@ThePibebazooka]

YOU THE MAN JARED!!!

[@LogicJab]

Continuing the pattern whereby I watch these videos, face palm, and wonder how I played drums for as long as I have without even conceiving these ideas. Great videos as always

[@drummingFelix]

Very cool video Jared! And cool ideas

[@maniacnirvana]

always thank you for your lessons and your work for us all...thank you!

[@fuckinfuck2312]

I liked 1 better because it gives you the whole structure. All in all a great lesson. Thanks, Falker!

[@PachoGalera]

I like very much this new (for me) approach, thanks for the lessons!! keep uploading please!
number 4 is great but there are all great stuff!

[@Exelar]

Thanks for the lesson!

[@Villex93]

Great lessons resently

[@markravitz1684]

Amazing stuff that I could never conceive . I am practicing these exercises and my playing is improving noticeably...even when I am playing things other than this. Thank you Jared!!

[@arfisusanto8801]

I did not know about drag's before.. But sometime i used this drag's on my drumfill.. I am so thanksfull for your lesson and give more drumfill concept.. Thanks

[@hillboy1880]

I do use them now, great video!

[@BakingMatches]

definitely 4! was rad!

[@egoldstein71]

def incorporating it into my playing style... the last one almost had a Tim Alexander feel to it.. def gotta try this and other permutations of it

[@davidvdbergen]

Great lesson! Can you do another beginners drumfill lesson? I had tons of fun practicing those.

[@Mollyball311]

New concept for me, and definately #5 is the best.

[@adriancartagena5034]

The sound coming from those toms man!!

[@TheMagican614]

Number 4 is my favorite

[@cphfxt]

I like your way of explaining what it is and how to start using ém. Not news. I liked the #5 - nice salute to heavy metal drumming. ;-)

[@ColmDowling]

What's the pedal he's using ?

[@AndresCisnerosEnriquez]

i like it so much

[@iriedrummer89]

wow inspiring

[@AndresCisnerosEnriquez]

EXCELENT, THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@TaalincNet]

Loved #4

[@paulmartin5084]

Does that note with the dash through it represent the whole drags ( RRR ) or is it just the softer notes before the heavy thri

[@RubenesqueG]

what's different btw double storke and drag storke? is it right that i do drag stroke with kind of released feeling at last ?

[@Pleurotus]

In answer to your question: I knew about drags and wanted to incorporate them in fills forever, but it doesn't come out right yet. Thanks to your lesson I might have learned a way or two to do it right.

[@AndyBlackoutDrums]

#4 was awesome! It so... John Bonham like

[@satyajeetraval5795]

#5 is cool

[@anthonyturner149]

Can you break down on how to do the drag?

[@johnmventers398]

ok cool ive been doing this without realy relising it. kinda by accidant haha, i think five is probbaly my preffered fill

[@gorgeser]

It's a Tama Speed Cobra Double Pedal!

[@magnuslundsgaard4918]

new stuff i'm gonna work on....i liked number 4

[@ThyDarkGAMER]

your set looks just like mine expect cymbals I have Sabains

[@ThyDarkGAMER]

what drum set are you playing in this video

[@davidgabino99]

What drum heads is he using

[@boriloco150]

4&5

[@starman2089]

Nick Swardson? :)

[@comiccookie6476]

i liked exercise 5 the best but i already knew about drags and incorporating drags in my fills.

[@SM7171]

your parents must be so proud

[@JustForComments666]

I thought i was the only one that noticed it XD

[@jtkennedy182]

your original comment no longer exists but i think i know what it was XDD

[@camerondoherty4521]

No. Jared Falk.

[@loysnitzz2366]

tell ur mom, must be proud

[@t-man5196]

The word is drags, not draygs.

[@angelmagnicidio]

adding drugs to your fills??? ok

[@gokceralp]

Sorry, but these are the worst fill-ins I've ever heard! All are disgusting but the #5