How to play Everlong on Drums - Foo Fighters - Drum Lesson
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2021
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Teacher at DD Drums 'David Debono' teaching how to play Everlong by the Foo Fighters on drums.
This was a request from a number of students and subscribers.
In this lesson you will learn all the drum parts to Everlong by Foo Fighters.
If you want to get yourself a copy of the sheet music to Everlong, just click the link.
Good Luck and all the best fellow drummers!
If you have any request for future lessons or drum covers, please post in comments section below...
The equipment I use:
Drums: The drum kit I am playing here on this video is a Mapex Orion. Its a 6 piece drum kit. Tom sizes 10, 12, 14 and 16.
Cymbals: The cymbals are all Zildjian: A series...
Moongel: I am a fan of moongel on all the drums. It dampens the sound and makes it more punchy... If you have a problem with overtones, definitely give it a try...
Microphones: I use Audix microphones
Bass Drum Pedal: The pedal used here is an Axis longboard.
Recording Software: Cubase Elements 10
Video Editing Software: Sony Vegas Movie Studio 16
Digital Interface: Behringer XR18
Drum Sticks: Pro Mark 5A Nylon Tip
Camera: 2 x Canon 800D. 1 x Sony Handycam
If you would like the Sheet Music to this Lesson, here is the link: bit.ly/3g0Zu3F
I like how this simplified version of the chorus (re kick drum) sounds. Cheers for this
Yes, thanks so much. I much prefer the simplified version too...
I'm getting there....slowly, really slowly 💪🏼😃
Great to hear your at it Deborah... Such a great (and challenging) song to learn! Keep up the amazing work!!
And me at about 50bpm lol
Man these are top quality lessons explained perfectly, you’re the best teacher on UA-cam , thanks alot
Thank you for all your drum lesson you make it easy for all beginner drummers.
Thank you for this great lesson! Love the way you teach!
Thank you for breaking it down the way you do! Amazing! 🙏🙏🙏🙏😊
Awesome to hear your feedback... Keep up the great work!
Brilliant lesson Thankyou
I’ve nearly got this song down thanks to this video, cheers David! Always appreciate the way you break down the beats in these videos.
I’ve been trying to play Slint’s Good Morning, Captain recently, it’s got a really interesting groove to it. Would recommend checking it out!
Hi CozHog
Thanks for your positive feedback!
Will check out your recommendation
Thanks
Just found your channel yesterday and really dig how you break things down. Subscribed!
I know all the parts to this song. It’s just my left forearm is already burning by the time I get to the first verse.
Dave Weckl has some excellent advice on relaxed grip that might help. THis isn't exactly what I hoped to find but a good reminder to mind the (thumb and index)
gap ua-cam.com/video/5V1DsEjGRdw/v-deo.html
Thank you so much! I’m learning so much with you. You are amazing:-)
So good to hear Luis... Keep at it...
Thanks, good job
incredible!!! Thank you!!!
Thank you very much.
Thanks DD Drums, awesome lesson👍🙏
Great to hear... Appreciated
This was awesome, thank you.
Awesome... Glad you received value from this
Great work breaking this track down my brain just went into melt down.
Hi JC... Yes, there is a lot going on in this song... Breaking it down piece by piece helps to understand more easily and learn the parts...
This really helps a lot! Been having problems with the hh parts
Them 16ths are lethal
im doing this song for my band and have struggled with quite a few bits but this video really helped me out thank you
Thats really great to hear. Well done for putting in the work! Great job!!
Most difficult song I've tried to learn.
Well done for giving this song a go... Its a great challenge, no doubt...
This is the ONLY song in my 44 song setlist im scared of! LOL!
I can actually finally do it now with ease for some reason
Excellent teacher. After a 32 year absence and never really a technical drummer this explains it perfectly and easy to understand.
Love your lessons, Can you add shoot to thrill by ACDC?
Thanks for the positivity... Yeah, will check that one out... All the best!
I dont even play Drums and still watching it. Loving the drums on this song
Yes, its such a great song and the drum parts are epic...
You should learn drums😊
@@aydensilson6280 I'd love to but I dont have room for it :(
the sane sounds soo good lol
Thanks very much...
Awesome lesson thanks. On the 2 and 4 the high hat and accent are notated at the same time as the snare. Are they played?
Great question David... The HH is not played in this situation... Thanks
RIP Taylor🕊🕊
First :D I am Silas I wish inplay in ur drums
Silas... Always so good to hear from you! Keep rocking my friend!
nice couch...really.... ehm, nice. :)
lol... Yes, its since gone... But thanks!
@@rockyvsrambo82 really nice tutorial BTW!
👍🏽🔥🔥👍🏽
Thank you
Rip Taylor :’(
8:15
After trying for 3 years this song, i cant play well that 16th notes correcly i lost control all the time over my foot and speed up sometimes, besides of that i can play a-ok
Love your persistence Wilham...
I always like to slow the song/ parts right down and practise them that way. Then build up the speed bit by bit, as long as the technique, timing and control is there.
Also, here is a lesson I did on bass drum control.
ua-cam.com/video/19uvDUvCciE/v-deo.html
Keep up the great work!
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The drum sheet music shows a hi hat hit with the snare on 2 and 4. I don't think I've seen anyone actually do this though (for this type of beat), they leave the hats out to keep the alternating pattern going with their hands (they just hit the snare, usually with the right hand, instead of snare with right and hats with left).
Is the sheet music wrong here? I think playing it as stated in the sheet music would be tougher, and not add much here. Maybe that is what the little > denotes by the 2 and 4s?
You are correct. You only play the snare on the 2 and the 4. No High Hat on the 2 and the 4.
Keep up the great work!
@@rockyvsrambo82 thank you! Subscribed. I have watched a few of your lessons so far.
@@benpeterson7530 Awesome. Great to have you here Ben!
I love how i am watching this while not even being able to play Creep by Radiohead on drums.
Thanks for watching... Appreciated
I got it tattooed on my skin so I guess now I need to learn how to play it...
I’m 10 and it was easy😂
My hi-hat is way to loud and it sounds so metally:)
Hmmm... Loud high hat. Without actually going ahead and replacing the high hat, you could actually practise the idea of not playing the high hat as loud. Try play it with half the height and volume. (Perhaps even have the high hat more closed than open too..) Rather, put more volume into the snare and bass drum... Try it out and see if this helps...
@@rockyvsrambo82ah I see but good idea! I think ima get a new hi-hat
This song is very easy. I don’t know why everyone makes a big deal out of it. You can slow it down if u want. Almost of the time,,when bands record music .,they speed it up in the studio. Then. Slow it down live.
Hi Mike... Thanks for your thoughts on the drum parts of this song... Appreciated!
Kinda the opposite usually, song gets played faster live most times
Dont think this should be the first song i attempt on drums 💀
Its definitely a more challenging song...
@@rockyvsrambo82 any recommendations what to start with?
@@breakingchad1925 Great question... Coldplay Yellow is a great starting point... I even have a lesson on that song on my channel... All the best!
@rockyvsrambo82 ok thanks . Wake me up when September ends seems simple aswell
@@breakingchad1925 Yes, thats anothet one thats great to learn. There is a lesson for that too on the channel. Thanks
are people learning this by ear?
Hi there...
There are 3 types of learners...
1) Those who learn best by watching. (visual)
2) Those who learn best by listening (auditory)
3) Those who learn best by doing. (kinesthetic)
In truth, we are all a combination of all 3, but we each generally have one that makes the most difference for us...
@@rockyvsrambo82 yea. lol like i know that in terms of music some people can learn a song using perfect pitch but that doesnt apply to drums lol.
anyway sometimes it could be hard to figure out what the drummer is playing. for example if i listened to a crazy drum song i couldn't do it. so i was confused how others do
BUT i probably dont have enough experience cuz i am somewhat a beginner
@@Jepleg It gets easier as you start to become more aware of patterns that show up again and again. However, some drummers play things that make you have to listen again and again. In the tricky situations, its great to listen or watch at a slower speed. To be honest, thats what I have done when learning a lot of parts to songs. In addition, I would practise it at a slower speed also. Then, once I have the idea, then I would practise it faster.
I think my teachers a bit of a psycho lol
I don’t even own a drum set but I’m trying to learn it so if I was ever on the spot and had to play something maybe I could kinda sorta play this song