I always teach my students "the" six stroke roll+all inversions in ternary cymbal/comping, they have to shift to 16ths as a snare/tom roll and resolve with a normal paradiddle. Works magic. Displacing/stretching/shortening/adding kicks with RLRRLL in sixtuplets is really nice to be able to stick to a climax for just a bit longer in solos as it's quite easy to hold. I'll start telling my students that this is a paradiddle diddle as well though! I got some blank spots in terminology as my teacher just taught me to phrase. I didn't worry too much about rudiments until I had to do 10 wilcoxons in my technical exam😆
30 years self taught deummer here. You are an excellent drumming instructor. I wish I had someone like you to show me this stuff decades ago. I'm looking forward to using your lessons to tighten up my skills. You explain how to use rudiments on a kit like few know how to, and you know your instrument better than 99% of the flashy youtubers. Plus, you got a nasty goove, dude. Thank you.
I love you man!!! I've been playing this rudiments for a long time, is one of my 3 favourite rudiments... But today you brought to my mind some new ideas and I appreciate that! Thanks A LOT!
You are truly getting it! The paradiddles with that extra diddle reminds me of Steve Gadd. Every note on those rudiments when moved away from the snare will make a new rhythm.
Swing shift triplet is a great exorcise to help with coordination and flow. A normal and traditional triplet used in drum solos, but, constantly shifting the lead hand from right to left resulting in the base drum note in between the two left or right hand notes. And with the two left or right notes as double notes from right to left. This exercise can also be done in a paradiddle pattern, which may be harder to learn at first, but eventually creates enough flow and coordination that makes it as easy, or hard as the regular swing shift triplet. For my experience. This exorcise will definitely expand one's coordination and flow significantly.
have to say, you're one of the best drum teacher out there, thank you for this video... Could you do a teaching on the application of Paradiddle and how to cleanly orchestrate it around the drum kit🙏
Paradiddle diddle. That’s it. The 1st 2 notes pronounced make it a way easier to play fast…. I didn’t find a way to incorporate it into the music I play, but it s a very creative one😎✌🏻👌🏼
Spanish musicians have a say about equipment that literally translates as "It's not about the arrow, but the Indian" (freaking racist, but it gets the point across). You are the epitome of this. Kudos on being an amazing drummer and teacher.
Omo 🤧... as a drummer you need to be proud oooo... because it's not easy.... I have Ganglion cyte on my hand... and I'm still playing drums...with crazy fill....like them...we are suffering and we need to be proud about it...i must try this rudiments ... Thanks man.... Will always like... because i have subscribed....
Start slow with a Metronome and gradually increase the speed. For example: start at 50bpms once you’re comfortable with that move the tempo up 5 clicks or 10 clicks. Do a little bit at a time. 30 minutes a day will work wonders for you. Good luck
And here I thought it would be the six stroke roll that blows listeners minds😂 P.S. Take it first note and put it on the end so it’s displaced by one note. Six stroke roll is the paradiddle-diddles twin sister 👍 Kieth Carluck: Study the greats but that solo with the black and white striped shirt🥰 Other than Bonzo Kieth is the only other drummer I wished I could play like. I do what I do and do my own thing incorporating others stuff and making it my own but the style in which lays it down, his posture. That solo did something to me that I had felt since I first heard how heavy drums can be from John. Amazing! I just realized can you name another famous drummer named John? Edit: Never mind he’s using pdd and not ssr 🙈 ua-cam.com/video/7btsutyDius/v-deo.htmlsi=GAkscZ7aBaiY-EFr
@@s4lroachclip it’s all even linear drumming. I treat the diddles as ghost notes or as Keith says a roll. But regardless how you think of it dynamically it need to be quieter than the two singles.
Man it’s crazy I had a feeling it was gona be the paradiddlediddle … that’s my all time fav rudiment; perhaps elapsed by the INVERTED paradiddlediddle, which I’ve grown used to playing all the time. RLLRRL or RllrrL (and LRRLLR, LrrllR)
See what always confused me with this is the idea of the base paradiddle is RLRR-LRLL, so I thought ok the diddle diddl has to be RLRRLL-LRLLRR creating three strokes in a row with the R and L's I thought no way this is what it is. So what you showed me is it repeats RLRRLL I suppose for the purpose of dexterity I will have to also play the opposite hands LRLLRR as well, if not together. What i want to know is are you playing 6 notes over one 1/4 note space? OR every 1/8th note space? Is it 32nd note triplets, or are you actually doing 64th note triplets?
Paradiddle diddle is 90"s jam fam we killed those long ago in Houston when Chris Dave was tapping us in. Y'all need to learn them Akira Jimbo SEXTUPLETS if you really wanna elevate 🙏🏾
@andrewromanowski4290 my pleasure. it's so many but Akira is amazing to study and Dave Weckl is underrated. Dynamic movement while staying clean is what separated all drummers from back in the old days even to now. Separate yourself and watch how your value increase
What's the question? What you wrote there is correct though. The paradiddle-diddle is different from the six Stroke Roll. Though they can sound similar when played as Sextuplets.
Okay. They're different. In this video, I taught the both of them. Observe the difference in how I played them. ua-cam.com/video/2RTtbR_TZIk/v-deo.htmlsi=E8QOyKG6IaqKnsdw
@@SolomonTemple_82 You have misunderstood two things: Paradiddle-diddle does not mean double paradiddle terminology-wise. They are two different things terminologically and in practice. Also six stroke roll rllrrl is different sounding rudiment than paradiddle-diddle rlrrll although it has the same amount of same notes as paradiddle-diddle. In very similar way inverted paradiddle rllrlrrl is different sounding rudiment than paradiddle rlrrlrll, because it starts from a different place. Although it has the same amount of same notes as paradiddle.
Really? Did this guy say he invented anything? Did he claim to be bringing some unknown rudiments to light? No. He is just showing people how to employ it around the kit because a lot of beginner and intermediate drummers could use the info. Do you ever get tired of being a know-it-all blowhard?
I always teach my students "the" six stroke roll+all inversions in ternary cymbal/comping, they have to shift to 16ths as a snare/tom roll and resolve with a normal paradiddle. Works magic. Displacing/stretching/shortening/adding kicks with RLRRLL in sixtuplets is really nice to be able to stick to a climax for just a bit longer in solos as it's quite easy to hold. I'll start telling my students that this is a paradiddle diddle as well though! I got some blank spots in terminology as my teacher just taught me to phrase. I didn't worry too much about rudiments until I had to do 10 wilcoxons in my technical exam😆
30 years self taught deummer here. You are an excellent drumming instructor. I wish I had someone like you to show me this stuff decades ago. I'm looking forward to using your lessons to tighten up my skills. You explain how to use rudiments on a kit like few know how to, and you know your instrument better than 99% of the flashy youtubers. Plus, you got a nasty goove, dude. Thank you.
I love you man!!! I've been playing this rudiments for a long time, is one of my 3 favourite rudiments... But today you brought to my mind some new ideas and I appreciate that! Thanks A LOT!
I'm glad I could help man ❤️🙌🏾
You are truly getting it! The paradiddles with that extra diddle reminds me of Steve Gadd. Every note on those rudiments when moved away from the snare will make a new rhythm.
Besides how useful this information is, listening to you play is an absolute pleasure! You've got a new subscriber.
he really can play fr
Thank you 🙏🏾 ❤️
I really appreciate
Swing shift triplet is a great exorcise to help with coordination and flow.
A normal and traditional triplet used in drum solos, but, constantly shifting the lead hand from right to left resulting in the base drum note in between the two left or right hand notes.
And with the two left or right notes as double notes from right to left.
This exercise can also be done in a paradiddle pattern, which may be harder to learn at first, but eventually creates enough flow and coordination that makes it as easy, or hard as the regular swing shift triplet. For my experience.
This exorcise will definitely expand one's coordination and flow significantly.
You are a great person and blessing to many, your dreams will come true 👏🏾
Amen.
Thank you 🙏🏾 ❤️
have to say, you're one of the best drum teacher out there, thank you for this video...
Could you do a teaching on the application of Paradiddle and how to cleanly orchestrate it around the drum kit🙏
You're welcome man 🙏🏾 ❤️
I've made a video on this before now.
Here's the link - ua-cam.com/video/feft4tEN3Is/v-deo.htmlsi=cQSjbPgjMur9Aon4
Nice job! Your base drum sounds very nice.
This is actually a very good video. Practical and well done.
GREAT rudiment video - love that you actually break this down and stretch the application!
I love your substitution, it's really amazing
Thank you.
Glad you love it 🙏🏾 ❤
My pleasure sir
Helped a lot … Nice Work ! Didn’t know what they played !
Calvin also used it on Marvin Sapp possess the land on the snare and kick
Yes he did 👍🏾
Always happy seeing your notification....nice one boss
Practice slowly + increase your tempo as you get comfortable + be patient with yourself (give yourself time)
Paradiddle diddle. That’s it. The 1st 2 notes pronounced make it a way easier to play fast…. I didn’t find a way to incorporate it into the music I play, but it s a very creative one😎✌🏻👌🏼
Great video!
Helped a lot thanks!
Awesome dude! Thank you!!
Spanish musicians have a say about equipment that literally translates as "It's not about the arrow, but the Indian" (freaking racist, but it gets the point across).
You are the epitome of this. Kudos on being an amazing drummer and teacher.
😅Thanks man.
I appreciate the kind words 🙏🏾 ❤️
God bless you
perfect bro!! Brazil marking its presence 🇧🇷🇧🇷
I can remember calvin using it on Never again intro by james fortune... ❤
Yes 💯
That's correct.
Dr. Toch strikes again, hard! Cheers bro, you're good
Thanks man 🙏🏾 ❤️
I appreciate
Omo 🤧... as a drummer you need to be proud oooo... because it's not easy....
I have Ganglion cyte on my hand... and I'm still playing drums...with crazy fill....like them...we are suffering and we need to be proud about it...i must try this rudiments ...
Thanks man....
Will always like... because i have subscribed....
You video is really inspiring and insightful thanks for this 🎉
Dude you make those b8s sound great!
😅Thank you!
B8s can be annoying!
Drummer has great touch and body swing
Thanks for this cool break down
You're welcome 🙏🏾 ❤️
Very tasty, great lesson thank you
God bless you brother
Nice work👍
Please keep posting🙏
Amen.
Thank you 🙏🏾 ❤️
what a drummer!!
inspiration brother🪄✨
Thank you 🙏🏾
I'm honoured 🙌🏾 ❤️
Thank you do much. I enjoyed all of them
You're welcome.
Glad you did! 🙏🏾 ❤️
Great playing, and great video Tochs!
Thank you 🙏🏾 ❤️
Thanks for sharing. I love this
You're welcome 🙏🏾 ❤️
Great job
Nice, straight to the point, not to much talk, great
Boss j'aimerais te dire merci du plus profond de mon cœur ❤🇹🇬
Great
Very cool 😎 can you slow the last part around the drums that you played it was sweet!
Thank you man! That was amazing
You're welcome 🙏🏾 ❤
Omo. How the hell am i gonna play it that fast 💀
By starting slow and watching ur accuracy
@jonathanwisdomtammy easier said than done tho
@@victor-igweblessedchimemer5274 then you're not passionate about what you want then
practice man practice give your self a headache 🙏🫡💯
Start slow with a Metronome and gradually increase the speed. For example: start at 50bpms once you’re comfortable with that move the tempo up 5 clicks or 10 clicks. Do a little bit at a time. 30 minutes a day will work wonders for you. Good luck
One of the best UA-cam drummers!!
I'm honoured 🙌🏾 ❤️
Thank you
Nice
Merci beaucoup frère tu m'aide beaucoup
You're welcome! 🙏🏾 ❤️
And here I thought it would be the six stroke roll that blows listeners minds😂
P.S. Take it first note and put it on the end so it’s displaced by one note. Six stroke roll is the paradiddle-diddles twin sister 👍
Kieth Carluck: Study the greats but that solo with the black and white striped shirt🥰 Other than Bonzo Kieth is the only other drummer I wished I could play like. I do what I do and do my own thing incorporating others stuff and making it my own but the style in which lays it down, his posture. That solo did something to me that I had felt since I first heard how heavy drums can be from John.
Amazing! I just realized can you name another famous drummer named John?
Edit: Never mind he’s using pdd and not ssr 🙈
ua-cam.com/video/7btsutyDius/v-deo.htmlsi=GAkscZ7aBaiY-EFr
Though if I am not mistaken the 6 stroke roll is done as 16th notes and stops after each 6 notes for a 1/8 note rest??
@ All I know it’s R LL RR L
@@ThomasistheTwin how do you count it? and do you stop or continuously play it?
ua-cam.com/video/PiQSuKWFLrg/v-deo.htmlsi=MonAm9fdwQs03B3I I found the one from the master himself.
@@s4lroachclip it’s all even linear drumming. I treat the diddles as ghost notes or as Keith says a roll. But regardless how you think of it dynamically it need to be quieter than the two singles.
great!
Wwoowww. What a teacher. You are really really good. More Grace bro 😎😎
Man it’s crazy I had a feeling it was gona be the paradiddlediddle … that’s my all time fav rudiment; perhaps elapsed by the INVERTED paradiddlediddle, which I’ve grown used to playing all the time. RLLRRL or RllrrL (and LRRLLR, LrrllR)
Also see the Five version.
R LL RR, L RR LL.
As well as this alternative
R LL RR L.
Enjoy.
Sir this paradiddle diddle also sounds like 6 strokes roll
Yeah is basically the same but in reverse
@@davidketzal5661 Not reversed the 6 stroke roll is RllrrL
But the timing is different 😊
Timing difference
Thanks for the inspiration ❤ One question, how you hear a metronome and record drums without dealy on Bluetooth headphones? 😮
Boss can you go a video on swing funk. Your swing funk is amazing ❤
I think I've done that in the past.
Here's the link ua-cam.com/video/ED_9WtsV6sA/v-deo.htmlsi=TlOGFFlGnostjwwr
@ yes sir I’ll check it out. Thank you. Much love from Moscow, Russia 🇷🇺
Please can we like the video two times😂😂😂???
The last one is actually a double paradiddle
See what always confused me with this is the idea of the base paradiddle is RLRR-LRLL, so I thought ok the diddle diddl has to be RLRRLL-LRLLRR creating three strokes in a row with the R and L's I thought no way this is what it is. So what you showed me is it repeats RLRRLL I suppose for the purpose of dexterity I will have to also play the opposite hands LRLLRR as well, if not together. What i want to know is are you playing 6 notes over one 1/4 note space? OR every 1/8th note space? Is it 32nd note triplets, or are you actually doing 64th note triplets?
Fireee 🎉
What’s up with 2:12
It's funny.
Quick question: is there a difference between the paradiddle diddle and the six stroke roll when play it in tuplets?
Paradise is just one accent on the first one while accent on the the first two note make it six strokes roll
Bill Bruford is the OG paradiddle diddle user kids
Paradiddle diddle is 90"s jam fam we killed those long ago in Houston when Chris Dave was tapping us in. Y'all need to learn them Akira Jimbo SEXTUPLETS if you really wanna elevate 🙏🏾
Thanks for putting me on to Akira.
@andrewromanowski4290 my pleasure. it's so many but Akira is amazing to study and Dave Weckl is underrated. Dynamic movement while staying clean is what separated all drummers from back in the old days even to now. Separate yourself and watch how your value increase
What metronome do you use
Pro Metronome
what metronome app do you use?
Diddy Diddle
Wats d meaning of the arrows in indication
It’s the ascent meaning hit harder on that note
The arrows above the Sticking notes indicates the notes that are accents. (louder notes)
Go teach at Berklee 🐐
My man.
Might happen, when I'm qualified enough. 😊
niceee brazill
I'm really confused... what's the difference between 6/8 & 3/4
Cos what you called 6/8, i normally call it 3/4
The timing really looked confusing 😢 but I've got it😅
It’s an opening eye technique
But how can we be so fast 😢
6 stroke roll
Paradiddle diddle = RLRRLL
6 stroke roll = RLLRRL
????
What's the question?
What you wrote there is correct though.
The paradiddle-diddle is different from the six Stroke Roll. Though they can sound similar when played as Sextuplets.
@ just trying to confirm patterns. I’ve seen what some people call a PDD called a 6SR. Wasn’t sure if they were interchangeable, or different.
Okay.
They're different.
In this video, I taught the both of them. Observe the difference in how I played them. ua-cam.com/video/2RTtbR_TZIk/v-deo.htmlsi=E8QOyKG6IaqKnsdw
dam
Wow nice but that's a 6 strike roll
No, it's not.
It's sound like it because it's also 6 notes & I played it as Sextuplets.
Paradiddle-diddle is RLRRLL
Six Stroke Roll is RLLRRL
I love your videos and channel, but why do you always play so fast? Really hard to follow.
Learn to practice with the metronome. Start slow and speed up but do not sacrifice speed for speed and clean.
There are many white drummers who do this as well.....
You named the wrong rudiment, That's not a double paradidle. That's a six stroke roll
Double paradidle: RLRLRR LRLRLL
SIX STROKE ROLL: R LL RR L
Where did I mention double paradiddle?
@@TochSticksMusiccorrection you said paradiddle diddle at 17 secs.
@@SolomonTemple_82 So what are you correcting?
Where's the wrong Rudiment I named?
@@SolomonTemple_82 You have misunderstood two things: Paradiddle-diddle does not mean double paradiddle terminology-wise. They are two different things terminologically and in practice. Also six stroke roll rllrrl is different sounding rudiment than paradiddle-diddle rlrrll although it has the same amount of same notes as paradiddle-diddle.
In very similar way inverted paradiddle rllrlrrl is different sounding rudiment than paradiddle rlrrlrll, because it starts from a different place. Although it has the same amount of same notes as paradiddle.
@@Tokk123I was actually coming here to explain further but noticed you've done that.
Thank you! 🙏🏾 ❤️
very old news
Really? Did this guy say he invented anything? Did he claim to be bringing some unknown rudiments to light? No. He is just showing people how to employ it around the kit because a lot of beginner and intermediate drummers could use the info. Do you ever get tired of being a know-it-all blowhard?