Steal This Floor Tom Trick to Play Better Drum Fills
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2021
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Clips featured in this lesson:
Dana Hawkins - • Dana Hawkins Christmas...
Justin Tyson - • Best Drum Solo Ever Wi...
Aaron Warren - • New Beginnings Church ...
Darion Javon - • "The Berklee Files" @ ...
Clips featured in this lesson:
Dana Hawkins - ua-cam.com/video/p23RFmay44E/v-deo.html
Justin Tyson: ua-cam.com/video/NEQ3lVi0gbQ/v-deo.html
Aaron Warren - ua-cam.com/video/U8DtFGYtKNk/v-deo.html
Darion Javon - ua-cam.com/video/LSSIvvwCtVQ/v-deo.html
Mixing the lowest pitch with the highest pitch to the max. I love it.
Great lesson - I am an older dude so I also recall Bonham doing this stuff - the cross over as triplets and 16th note patterns - cool
That’s actually what brought me to this video. I used to do this years ago, but didn’t fully get what I was doing. I was just copying Bonzo. But now that I’m back, well.. trying to take a more serious approach to my Bonzo-methodology.
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 appreciate the love bro
Great teacher.
dude 0:24 straight up sounds like some final fantasy boss battle / drum & bass type of music LOL
...very cool stuff, thank you very, very much !!!
Floor tom and highhat combinations sound so good in my opinion because of the frequency different. Highaht Is very high pitched on the spectrum and floor tom is very low. The contrast makes it sound killer!
Yes! Great lesson
sounds good, thanks
we should start calling them Chospel Gops
😳😳😅😅 WHAT? I DIDN'T HEAR ANYTHING DID YOU
I only got the store brand Lible Bicks growing up.
Enjoyed the video
Joshua Crawford also had an amazing lesson on this
Great vid!
It’d be nice to see names of the drummers whose clips were used in the opening.
I second this!
Xmas lights is Dana Hawkins
Backwards NY hat is Darion Ja’von
Justin Tyson with Robert Glasper
@@sergshef Awesome! That was the clip I was most hyped on. Thank you!
Great vid as always how do you go about practicing chops? I always just keep playing them around the kit in different ways. Any advice?
I usually add more floor tom when I'm on the ride, as I can do rolls off the ride onto the floor tom. If you hit the kick with the ride, then roll off to the floor tom, and then hit the snare or another tom, you can get these rolling triplets going, while still having the ride in there and you can add hi hat with the foot too. Usually good for endings of songs where you want a big build up, or I'll do it to kinda fake almost a metal player with a double kick.
Great content
Ayyyy someone's talking bout the important shizzz ❤️🔥🔥
we know who he is :), love the little grin after
It’s funny you mention that “hat/floor” patterns. I noticed Benny Greg does some super tasteful HT beats, so I sat and figured a few out.
There is definitely a trend of people singling out those two instruments for special attention.
Nice lesson... have actually been using more snare to floor tom lately... maybe its a kind of natural evolution.. thanx for the new idea's...
But people seem to like the "Flubba Dubba" style...even if it makes no sense...but what do I know? You know...I'm the bass player.
how do you play aziza dance
Word. This will spice up my playing. I got some rudiments on the kit down and slowly. This with the diddle will be incorporated nicely. It may take a year, but fuck it though. The floor tom, huh? Who would've been the first to make that lesson? Word. Nice video.
Nate what snare drum do you use?
who are the drummers in the vids you used?
What does idiomatic mean in the context of drumming?
How about facilitating some Brian Downey songs surely downey is worth covering as his drumming is so good (in my humble opinion )
Nate ?
@3:33 are you crossing over just for a visual effect?
2 over 2 learned at 13....try 55 :-)
Dude try putting an extra floor tom on the left . You can never have too many floor tooms :P
But then I wouldn't get to do the "windshield wiper"
@@8020drummer I think he means like Alex Camarena from silent planet
95% talk 5% play
Those are called linear crossovers
Is that a sample or you playing guitar so shmazzy in the intro
Soloing through entire songs?
The visual of crossing over drives this approach?
I address this specifically several times in the video ;)
What is that
Then put a floor tom outside the hihat on the left hand side.
Ari Hoenig!
Did you ever catch Larry Wright in the tunnels?
Is it chocolate?
flabba dabba do........wilma now fred, keep the volume of those drums down, the rubbles are trying to sleep next door. bam, bam , bam , bam.............just kidding
This dude have a 2 min. Intro? Gd shit never the less
Is there an official name for when you play a double stop with a crash and snare? AKA, that shit Stewart Copeland always does.
It's more like kick floor hat Thang. Not hat and kick .
Get a remote hi hat. Better ideas will emanate, sound better and can be applied better. Crossing over ideas and patterns came out of necessity without a remote hi hat being invented yet. Be well brother.
One thing that bugs me is the idea that we all learned to play the drums out of the womb... "we all learned to play this when we were 13..." What if we didn't start drumming until we were 14, 24, hell 74 years old! I get you meant early in your drumming timeline, but it seems remiss of people learning after in life.
I would argue that it matters less when you learn it than that you learn it.