Thanks for sharing brother helps a lot I am inspired with your drumming I'm a new drummer in the church at the age of 40s and I thank God for this opportunity. God bless you and keep in sahring your gifts and talents for His glory🙏
Every Friday night almost from 2013-2015 I can attest first hand this guy is a part of a family of drummers, Kobes, D.Mac, PJ, Harrison, all were role models, with their own style. I pray everyday for my people still down unda, and hope to make it back to conference soon!
Thank you so much Brother Brandon Tan.. You inspired me so, I've learned a lot from you today not just in playing but also in the reason why i play along in Church. Thank you so much bro,God will Blessed you.💓😇Jesus will be lifted high forever.
Sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know of a method to log back into an instagram account?? I stupidly lost my login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me!
@Rene Ford thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
Thanks for this video, but I have a question: When you discussed basic 2 and 4 grooves early in the video, you mentioned that the rimshot is critical. Are you saying that you always play rimshots on 2 and 4 during grooves? If so, why? I did that playing hard rock and metal in the 80’s/90’s for intensity (which really wasn’t necessary but I liked the sound of it) but why a rimshot verses a solid stroke with the tip only? A rimshot seems overpowering in this context. Did I misunderstand you?
I’ve been drumming in church for the last 25 years, and over last 10 years or so I’ve noticed an unfortunate trend in contemporary worship drumming….the drum grooves being played ARE NOT serving the song! The rhythmic choices and phrasing should REINFORCE what is happening rhythmically in the other rhythm section instruments as well as with the vocals. Sooooo many times the drummer is off on his own out in left field playing something that doesn’t mesh with what the rest of the band and/or vocalists are doing. It takes away from the purpose of what we are there for. News flash, most of the time a simple 2 & 4 backbeat groove is the MOST appropriate thing to play and NOT some crazy Tom Tom groove that you THINK is cool but only serves your own ego and not the song. And I’m implicating all of the mega churches/artists that are responsible for this trend.
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I love your humility...You truly have a Servants Heart!
Yess!
Thanks for sharing brother helps a lot I am inspired with your drumming I'm a new drummer in the church at the age of 40s and I thank God for this opportunity. God bless you and keep in sahring your gifts and talents for His glory🙏
We love to see it! So happy your using your gifts for the Kingdom! 🙌
Every Friday night almost from 2013-2015 I can attest first hand this guy is a part of a family of drummers, Kobes, D.Mac, PJ, Harrison, all were role models, with their own style. I pray everyday for my people still down unda, and hope to make it back to conference soon!
Thank you for your service. Praise God.
Digging the Ride/Tom build. I’ve been playing a long time and never thought of that! Lol
It's a great one!
Thanks for sharing, very helpful for practicing.
So glad it could help! 🙌
Love the video! Thanks for all the tips!
Great tips! Thank you.
Thank you so much Brother Brandon Tan.. You inspired me so, I've learned a lot from you today not just in playing but also in the reason why i play along in Church. Thank you so much bro,God will Blessed you.💓😇Jesus will be lifted high forever.
Sorry to be so off topic but does anyone know of a method to log back into an instagram account??
I stupidly lost my login password. I would appreciate any assistance you can give me!
@Benton Arjun Instablaster :)
@Rene Ford thanks for your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Rene Ford It worked and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thank you so much, you saved my account :D
@Benton Arjun glad I could help :D
great tips thank you
Glad you enjoyed the tips and tricks!!
This was really helpful Brendan, thank you!
Love these Brendan vids, there so helpful!!
Brother! You provide so much from your experience in this video! Thanks for sharing. Yes, it's not about us, it's about HIM!
Thanks so much
You're welcome!
This was solid man, stay grinding.
Thanks for sharing tips and an amazing lesson 🙌🏼
As a new worship dummer this is super helpful
That's great to hear!
Thank u
thanks
i learned a alot of styles. .. im newbie
Great tutorial. Excellent drummer and teacher! Thx very much
Appreciate your heart for the Lord! Just Subbed my friend!
cool
So helpful!!! ❤️
thankss po
Great content here!
thank you!!!
❤️
What interface do you use and how to get that sound of the snare !! Awesome video
Sounds like a drum sample mixed in with the bottom mic.
Is he the drummer on the Y&F Live from Summer Camp videos and album as well?
Yes! Brendan Tan is the best!
@@Worshiponline thank you! So great he shares his projects and music and instruments etc!
2:23 that’s 90 degrees bro
Think he was referring 180 degrees as in level, flat to the floor, not with reference to the stick which was 90
What’s brand name of the microphone that he’s using on the rack tom and floor Tom?
Go check out our drum micing video here! ua-cam.com/video/rpdK5eI7a8c/v-deo.html
We are looking to hire a drummer for a worship song recording or add percussion to songs. Can you help us or you know someone can help? Thank you.
Yes!
What are you looking for?
Thanks for this video, but I have a question:
When you discussed basic 2 and 4 grooves early in the video, you mentioned that the rimshot is critical. Are you saying that you always play rimshots on 2 and 4 during grooves? If so, why? I did that playing hard rock and metal in the 80’s/90’s for intensity (which really wasn’t necessary but I liked the sound of it) but why a rimshot verses a solid stroke with the tip only? A rimshot seems overpowering in this context. Did I misunderstand you?
Hey Terry! He's saying that in his experience, doing a rimshot on 2 & 4 allows for more power and consistency!
@@Worshiponline - Ah, ok. Thanks for the clarification!
WHAT CYMBALS HE USED IN THIS VIDEO?
Heartbeat Cymbals!! Check them out!
where is the link?
worshiponline.com/5-drum-rudiments-to-increase-your-chops-with-brendan-tan-hillsong-yf-part-2/
Why do people take the thumb screws off the top of the cymbal stands?
For the cymbals to move freely!
Are you using triggers and samples? The drum sounds too good to be just mic'd drums.
Yes he is using triggers
Anyone notice the sneeze 7:05 ?
I’ve been drumming in church for the last 25 years, and over last 10 years or so I’ve noticed an unfortunate trend in contemporary worship drumming….the drum grooves being played ARE NOT serving the song! The rhythmic choices and phrasing should REINFORCE what is happening rhythmically in the other rhythm section instruments as well as with the vocals. Sooooo many times the drummer is off on his own out in left field playing something that doesn’t mesh with what the rest of the band and/or vocalists are doing. It takes away from the purpose of what we are there for. News flash, most of the time a simple 2 & 4 backbeat groove is the MOST appropriate thing to play and NOT some crazy Tom Tom groove that you THINK is cool but only serves your own ego and not the song. And I’m implicating all of the mega churches/artists that are responsible for this trend.
Boy those drums are flat