How to play Animals As Leaders Kascade Part 2
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- I show you how to play another example of a backbeat overrding drum groove by Matt Garstka in Animals As Leaders Kascade.
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Even as someone who isn't a drummer, these lessons fascinate me. It does make me want to pick up drums along with my guitar.
GO right ahead Logan, it'll open up a whole new world of fun for you!
Do you have any advice for staring out? For example, any channels or exercises?
Logan Barclay I was like you. I've played guitar for 9 years and have always wanted to play drums. Finally saved up for a kit and I've been giving it my all. I've made a lot of progress for the few months I've been playing. I'd suggest just doing your homework before you buy one. Not just about what kit you should buy, but watch beginner drumming tutorials. I started out watching stick techniques. You could buy a practice pad and pair of sticks while your save up for a kit. You already play guitar so you know the dedication it takes to learn a instrument. Practice takes practice, and I bet you've already had experience practicing. I honestly think that will give you a leg up as opposed to someone who has never played an instrument before.
Thanks man, that's really helpful. I'll make sure to give it my best.
Drumeo
You made me get back into transcribing and reading drum parts .Thank you!
My pleasure Giovane!
Your breakdowns and explanations are just amazing!! You have no idea how much these videos help!
Thanks to you, I have an idea hahaha, really appreciate you my friend!
Outstanding and detailed as always, I've always been more of a visual learner whether it's watching drum covers or reading tab, I've found that for me personally when I try to listen to technical music such as progressive metal or jazz in order to learn drum parts, I'm always contradicting myself as to whether or not I'm hearing everything or if I'm missing some parts, but your detailed transcriptions are a live saver and make it possible for me to learn this type of music, I've been hooked on your periphery strange things breakdown and I'm really invested in learning the whole song now, thanks again! You are an amazing teacher and drummer!
THat's great! Me too sometimes, there's just too much stuff happening in these prog tunes that I'm even sure that I'm not catching 100% of everything in all my videos. I'm sure I make mistakes like everyone else but I hope it's good enough though haha.
And I've put off the last part of my stranger things video for too long, I'll get right on it to help you and some others!
Wei Lung Wong Great to hear back from you! It's interesting to hear you say that because to me it seems as if you've been playing and transcribing Prog music for about as long as the genre has been around, I haven't noticed any mistakes or heard anything out of place!
That would be fantastic if you could transcribe more from that song, myself and many others appreciate all the hard work you've put into these videos! Thanks again!
Always such a great/detailed demonstration! Great upload
Always such positive comments from you Adam, thank you so much!
you're welcome! keep up the good work
Once again, you’ve outdone yourself 👍🏻
once again thanks for staying around Yannick, I'm really grateful for subscribers like you :)
Another top shelf video Wei! Somehow amongst all the music content on youtube theres only a few channels with such attention to detail in service to its learners and subscribers as yours.
I refuse to put information out to the world if it ain't the best I can do. I just treat education seriously and hope i'm passing nothing but the best information to you guys! THanks so much for your compliment!
You make it look easy!
YAY, but it sure ain't that I understand well lol, took me quite a few takes!
I love your videos bro, i appreciate a lot what you do
Outstanding!
love the pearl demon pedals bro , best pedals on the planet
Hehe yeah I like everything about them!
Awesome as always!
THanks Isaac!!
Excelent stuff as always man :)
Not even a single dislike..GOD DAMN!!
It's quite rare haha but I'm sure I'll get a dislike here soon. Doesn't matter though, thanks for the support Jeremy!
@@ArtOfDrummingHQ hmmm can i ask approximately how many hours do u practice everyday?
Right now I practice 30mins to3 hours in a session, about 4 times a week. Because it really depends on my free time outside of teaching and doing UA-cam videos. I used to practice 6hours a day 5 years ago though.
In my opinion both quantity and quality are necessary. You won't improve well with just one side of the coin so try to strike a balance for yourself!
Amazing job 🙏
HEllo again Abhishek! Glad to enjoyed it!
As much as I love progressive metal playing it on drums or guitar just hurts my head
Hahahaha indeed it is really really hard to play
Very good and clear as always it looks like it comes from a pro Lesson or something ^^ I've a little question : i now live in an apartment and i can't bring my acoustic drumset in it (too loud) so i want to buy an electronic one that makes as little noise as possible. So is the Roland TD-30K a good purchase for this objective or do you know any drumset that doesn't make to much noise ? :) (with mmh .. "mesh" skins ? i don't know the english word but it's a specific type of skin for eletronic drums ^^)
I too live in an apartment so I totally understand your situation. I really love my TD-30K, however you need to prevent the vibrations and stomping from your foot pedals from going down to the neighbour below you and for that you'll need a vibration absorbent platform. Try googling "tennis ball riser" I built one for my e-kit and laid a mat on top of it. Zero complaints. If you need any more help let me know Edrenn!
Wei Lung Wong i'll try this ! Thank you man you're the best :)
Let me know how it goes! Oh the TD30K is quite expensive and since you just started working, maybe you can look at the lower end models, I think Roland just released a new mid range TD-17 with all mesh heads. I'm so happy to still see you around :)
Thanks for the advice ! You're right the TD30K is too expensive for me but the TD-17 is looks like a good one ! Does the bass drum pad have a mesh skin too ?
Hey I don't think it has, but it's got a pretty nice rubber surface, check this Anika Nilles video demonstrating the kick pad on the Roland TD 17 ua-cam.com/video/PNuGtWR92TM/v-deo.html
Your lessons are always on point. Thank you !
But what impress me the most is that you recreate the backing with all instruments. Do you play guitar at that high level too ? :O Or someone else is playing ?
Ahh I play a bit of guitar but nothing of this level though. I just step record the guitars and edit everything together. I used to have someone else do it for me in my other videos too but not for this video. Thanks for asking and watching!
Hey, grast video. Just wanted to say that the 7:4 “polyrhythm” that you describe at 0:59 is actually called polymeter. Cheers :)
Oh hey thanks for the input, I believe that you can use both though or am I wrong haha
Wei Lung Wong your welcome ;) actually no, the difference between a polymeter and a polyrhythm, is that in a polymeter, the space between each quarter note is the same, and the 1st beat of each rhythm only match with each other after many measures, depending on the beats, and in polyrhythms, both beats last the same amount of time, but as the quantity of guarter notes is different, the larger beat is “squeezed”, to fit in the measure of the shorter beat.
For example:
4:3 polymeter:
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4...
1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2...
4:3 polyrhythm:
1 2 3 4...
1 2 3..
I hope you got it, Sorry for my bad english 👉👈 cheers from chile!
The video you make next should be that groove at the end of this vid. The outro of Para Mexer
OH yeah That's also backbeat overriding hahaha, that's why I put it as the BGM in this video, wonder if anybody else noticed :)
good job man
THank you Hen!