Paradiddle Hand/Foot Grooves
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- Опубліковано 3 чер 2015
- VF Artist Craig Reynolds breaks down several combinations of hand/foot paradiddle grooves and improves your ghost notes along the way!
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I started simular variations 10 years ago and it completely changed my style...great lesson. These and para diddle diddles can be applied around the kit SO MANY different ways!
As always, people look into these videos way too much! Pedantic and rude. Why not just appreciate the time and effort that's been put into this. Educational tips! There's always something each student can take from lessons like this. Btw, Beckham couldn't make the shoot so Craig stepped in last minute (I hope that clears that section up!). 😄🙌
Exactly right
Honestly -- if you're posting a video on the Vic Firth channel, you have the responsibility of posting the right info. You know a bunch of new drummers will be watching your videos eventually, and learning based on the info you give them. If you give them the wrong sticking for the 4th paradiddle, they'll learn it the wrong way. Not a big deal, but it takes a lot more time to correct something than learn it correct right away.
Pointing out a flaw doesn't mean I don't appreciate this or other videos of Craig.
Andy Jones amen,I was thinking same.everybody has to gripe about something on f.b. because no one hears them unless they type a neg comment . just be kind,if you don't like move along.
Redak video gde covek vise svira nego sto prica. Hvala ti.
I used to use Paradiddle 1 in a break using the high hat as well. It sounded great in a pretty quick tempo rock song. I never really ventured that out into other fills and beats like this. These are great. Thanks for the video!
I have been trying to figure out that 1st paradiddle groove for years thanks for the awesome breakdown
Very inspiring video. I really like that snare sound.
All these paradiddle inversions really get my ears stretched! thanks for the tut!
Lovely sound from those drums...
My god, that bass drum sounds amazing!
This sounds awesome 👌🏼
I was playing this in 68 69 like no other. Pulled it out of the Chapin book many years ago. It originally was in a be bop feel and I changed it with a straight 8th note feel while playing the 16ths between LH & RF. Don't play it anymore cause it's busy as hell!
This is fun. Also a very big Independence challenge too. Thanks Mate for this video.
First meaningful training video I found on youtube. Thx.
Thanks Craig, great lesson. I didn't realize there were so many different versions of paradiddles. I'll check out your website. Great studio and awesome drumkit.
There's still the paradiddle-diddle, double, and triple paradiddles. Plus other deviations you could do. It is endless man!
+Robert Abbott Absolutely, lots to practice, thanks for your comment.
Rudiments are generally great thing to practice. And if you try to practice on pillows instead on practice pad, that would give amazing results!
As a bloody beginner, I so far have not understood what Rudiments are for, now it makes much more sense! Thanks guys
Hi, even tho iam self thaugt, been drumming for 4 years now, almost 5. The rudiments are like the words and letters of your drumming. For you to speak you will need to know the basics, like the letters. In drumming, rudiments are the foundation of everything you do, every sticking you make, its a rudiment. You have 40 basic rudiments (classic), but everything you play can be a rudiment, normally we call those the hybrid rudiments. Trust me, it took me a long time till I understood the importance of rudiments, practice the 40 classic ones, and you will improve a lot, start with the most simple ones and slowly, and within a bit of time, you will see improvements. Buy a practice pad in your local music store if you dont have it, it will help a lot! Stay cool
Tomás E Silva thank you for your comment, helped me a lot
great job. thank you very much for this lesson
very good
best explanation of paradidle I've ever seen in driving
Greetings from Brazil !!
thanks it helped a lot !!
An excellent fundamental lesson.
Your snare sounds so dope. My perfect snare sound,
That shit is harder then it looks... good job
just a bit , takes months of practice to get it down pat . Well it did me , felt like a proper narna when i started
David Haney I read this comment with a British accent. Hahaha
Proper Narna was the trigger.
Alright turkish?
Wonderful lesson and very well presented thank you :)
Wow! This is great. Even he teached it so easily, it's still very hard to do.. thanks a lot Sir.
That Snare... Omg, perfect sound
Wow that snare drum sounds amazing. This is a really good video. I was struggling with moving the paradiddles off the snares and toms.
That little snare drum kills.
Great Lesson TKU!
Definitely will be practicing this! Thanks for the great vid!
incredible video thanks
Great video thanks
Good info, thank you. Been working on that, it's coming together.
This is nice excersice.My teacher showed this to me while ago.
interesting take on that fourth paraddiddle i must say. I use the RLRL LRLR. Gotta try that new one its like a single inverted double roll. I like it
Thank you for teaching this technique. I always hear it but never understood tell now. I feel complete 😁
Love it.
really nice that bell ostinato. Have to give it a try. I already know that i will be struggling with it.
Good stuff. Thanks.
very good lesson!!!!
Dang bro. Good job!
Great lesson...
Don't forget to put the high hat on the quarter notes! Helps so much with independence; thanks for the ideas bro :)
Your snare sounds awsome
good shit mate - cheers
Yes looks very hard but very awesome going to give it a try thank you
Great vid!!!
Thx!!
Love the backdrop
What a class! Thanks you man. You are a monster
Snare sounds great
Real smooth instruction. Love to pass it along if you don't mind.
Thank you!
did not know david beckham was such a good drummer 😂
thats his friend, good sir
good
Who is David Beckham?
dannyalterdrums handfootexercisesafterstroje
Rsbbhaja
Love that hihat sounds! I think i will upload some of drum cover too later. Lol
Very nice
Nice lesson. Never tried Paradidles on Ride cymbal. I don't know why :)
Good playing
I like this very much to mix within other grooves. I mean, like little variations of a stablished groove.
defo gonna get stuck into this ASAP!
defo ha
Perfect . I have just finished teaching a lesson where I showed the student paradiddles around the kit. This is a great next step to that.
Whats that snare by the way? Sounds great!
Ciro Immobile plays drums too
vero? :'D
Forest Whitaker = Dennis Chambers
thank you !
I love Paradiddles but this are awesome :3
Awesome
Great stuff. Sounds very David Garibaldi, with the accented ride.
Thanks bro👌
good video you gave me an idea for aradidle 4 on shifle stile sounds good on my mind
Thanx handsome, just the exercise I was lookin 4. Good no bullshit presentation
Thank you! This'll keep me busy! What are those stacked cymbals? Love that trashy sound
Check all those lovely Elephants out on the wall blanket behind you . WOW thats Golden
Nice 👍🏽
Ostinah-oh! haha.
Nice vid. very useful.
I'm in love with that stack. what is it made of
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Hey there, could you please tell me what's the snare brand and model? Love the sound.
AMAZING, and almost unique on youtube, but the link does not take us to pdf 😱
My drum teacher just taught me this! What a coincidence. 😜
THAT bass drum is bump'N!
Great
ty broh i go use this :D
Cooll!!!!
Awesome stuff Craig! I've just gone through a load of your lessons, a lot of great material!
Where have you got your studio set up? Is that in your own home?
Thank you my friend! The studio is mine and built in an outhouse not far from where I live
Outhouse must have a different meaning over there than here in the states ;)
Why is it sometimes easier to perform these motions at a faster tempo as opposed to a slower one?? Thanks for the lesson bro.
***** No problem, thanks foe watching! Heres my 2 pence (£GBP) on that:
I like to think of the body as an engine, with a series of cogs. When you play fast, the dirt in the cogs might not stop the engine, or even be noticeable. But they are there and they are usually why something doesn't 'feel' right. When you slow your playing right down, you can see all of the dirt in the cogs, and the engine may stop. But it allows you to find weaknesses that might not manifest at faster speeds. Sort these out slowly and I guarantee you will be able to play faster than ever before!
Craig Reynolds
Great analogy. Thank you Good Sir.
Shouldn't the 4th paradidle be RLRL LRLR instead of RLRL LRRL ?
Dude, it's a rhetoric question, and you don't answer those.
That`s , rhetorical. ...
Sorry English isn't my first language, and I've always sucked at spelling. Gotta work on ti.
You wanna know the answer to your question?
Che I've answered my question already, but I'm open for new things. :)
I do paradiddle 1 already like this but I keep a keep a steady right hand instead of my right hand matching kick.
Cool....
What's that stack? Sound awesome
David Beckham na batera !!! o.O kkkkkkkk
+Renan Santos Filiputi That's not David Beckham
He is kidding dude!
that snare kills :D what brand is it ?
When I open the pdf the page say "page no found" :c
I apologize for being off topic a bit on the parradiddle grooves, but who seriously likes a ride cymbal that is this resonant? It sustains forever. That can't be the most musical sounding ride in the world. I like my Sabian 21" HHX Groove Ride cause it's dark in nature, has a really projecting bell that sounds separated from the bow, and gets out the way so you can do other things on the kit/
+Erik Fraunfelter I like it, but then I also like my 22" Paiste 2002 ride & my ancient 22" Zildjian ride. I can identify a bit with you though. when I was younger I would put tape on the bottom of it to deaden it a bit. Now I love it just how it is!
Boa Noite vídeo curtindo
I have never seen the fourth one"A Para para diddle diddle Par ?
Awesome drum sound.
What drum set are you using?
I guess its 13" snare..
Hi Craig, PDF is not found.. the final excerxise w the ostinato ride, does the ride hit at the same time with snare and kick ? or is it interveiled ?? would love to see that written
Merhaba ride zilinin sağ tarafındaki zilin marka ve modelini yazarmsınız..
This sounds similar to the paradiddle polyrhythm Mike Mangini made a video on
This snare, what a note ??
can you please show me how you tune the drum kit???
CRAIG. OMG
Poor Mr. Hi-hat has nothing to do. He feels left out. :(
When your ride sounds that good, who need hi hats?
@@noobslayer95 said no one ever
The link to the sheet music (PDF) does work. another option?
DOESN'T work for me.
whats the top head on snare? the hybrid? (carbon?