I'm a beginner drummer that's been playing for 15 years. I'm 68 and hit a wall so started taking lessons. I naturally shuffle so my instructor has had no luck teaching me 8's and 16's so he decided that if my brain gets the shuffle maybe I will learn to hit the bass dum in the middle. This is really helpful.
Playing shuffles is one thing. Putting the shuffles where they belong is another...the tough part. Groove is king. Listen well to the great shuffle drummers. Do what they do. Get behind the beat. Make it fat. Your bandmates must be of the same mind. How often have you heard that the guitar player is claiming that you are dragging?
I 've found this beat in still got the blues by gary moore😂😂.. This is the first beat i've been play on drums and the first time in my life.. After that I realize i can play a drum because of that spontanese
Good job! I agree with how you presented this lesson on the shuffle, as far as starting slow. I have to keep from trying to speed up the tempo instead of getting a firm foundation first. I'm sure that'll apply to any drum lesson, so thanks for pointing out something I need to work on.
My favourite groove is the ‘rock shuffle’. An upside down regular shuffle with the ‘shuffle’ played on the bass drum and the quarter note played on the hands.
Excellent lesson, thanks! I've played drums forever and always been afraid to try a shuffle beat, lol! My only suggestion would be to carry out each exercise for 8 or more measures to give everyone a chance to get each one down. Great job, thanks!
Groove is the operative word. Just learning the shuffle is one thing. (shuffles I should say, there are many) Putting it where it belongs is another. Learn to play behind the beat. That is easier said than done. Develop your sense of time. It is so easy to thin out the groove by playing right on top of the beat. It may take you a lifetime to get that groove right. Listen to the great shuffle players. See how they bring the delay? They make the groove nice and fat. They are not pushin it, pullin it, or imposing themselves upon it. Ok, now go do that.
Great lessons sir! For guys like me ( life long guitar player that bought a drum set } could you throw in verbal clues , such as "example lesson #? the bass plays exactly what the high hat plays on this one , like some verbal side notes of noticed particulars , anyhoo Great lessons!!!!! Pat
I need help with shuffles bad! I can't manage to get my ghost notes quiet enough and it just doesn't swing right. I understand the notation and all that fine, I just can't get the velocity difference between the ghost notes and the main accent dynamic enough! Mainly referring to purdie shuffle type beats, somebody help!
Show all the different shuffles first then explain.Lets see what you got first.you hardly shuffle.try shuffling snare hi hat and bass in sequence.King Bee studio is a great blues shuffle from Charlie W.
Play it with music as an example in the beginning instead of gruesomly dredging through talk and out of context snare tapping. Dreadful video. You gave no example of the type of music. Thumb down.
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I'm a beginner drummer that's been playing for 15 years. I'm 68 and hit a wall so started taking lessons. I naturally shuffle so my instructor has had no luck teaching me 8's and 16's so he decided that if my brain gets the shuffle maybe I will learn to hit the bass dum in the middle. This is really helpful.
I don't think you're a beginner if you've been playing for 15 years haha
Playing shuffles is one thing. Putting the shuffles where they belong is another...the tough part. Groove is king. Listen well to the great shuffle drummers. Do what they do. Get behind the beat. Make it fat. Your bandmates must be of the same mind. How often have you heard that the guitar player is claiming that you are dragging?
I practice my shuffles every day with this video.
This is the best shuffle lesson on UA-cam
This is a great lesson for beginner drummers. I don't understand the down votes here.
Hi. I completely agree with you. That is a very clear explanation of what is a shuffle pattern.
He should play it with the up and down stroke
It because some people are just negative Nellie's and they always will be. I ignore them.
Some people came here thinking music was supposed to be fun. But this was like an episode of Open University. :(
What an incredible video, informative, easy to understand and play/practice along to!
I enjoy playing drums. :)
I am happy you do
1:38 2:25 3:45 4:15 4:38 5:01 5:25 5:48 6:11 6:35
Ma man pablo
Great vidéo, perfect for beginners, might be the best one on UA-cam. Thanks a lot for the perfect tutorial!
Love the shuffle, thanks for this. Still learning and this will help a lot! 👏🇦🇺✌️
Great lesson, I was looking exactly for this as an excersize for pads on a Alesis Vi49 midi controller and Ableton for making some Blues guitar songs.
Thank you ! gretings from Germany
Best shuffle lesson I've seen and I've seen a few!
This is clear, concise and very encouraging. Thank you!
I 've found this beat in still got the blues by gary moore😂😂.. This is the first beat i've been play on drums and the first time in my life.. After that I realize i can play a drum because of that spontanese
Thank you, very much kind sir! Love, Love your spirit excellence !!
I don't play drums, but as a bass player it's helping a lot to understand what the drums are doing. thanks!
Good job! I agree with how you presented this lesson on the shuffle, as far as starting slow. I have to keep from trying to speed up the tempo instead of getting a firm foundation first. I'm sure that'll apply to any drum lesson, so thanks for pointing out something I need to work on.
My favourite groove is the ‘rock shuffle’. An upside down regular shuffle with the ‘shuffle’ played on the bass drum and the quarter note played on the hands.
That's how Cozy Powell played? If I understand you correctly.
i have seen many videos and all leave more questions than answers. but this is the most informed video yet. thanks
good teacher for me. that was great and easy.
Thanks for the lesson. .well explained
Thank you very much this video is incredible
awesome this video so easy to understand thank you
so cool
Awesome thanks from Mexico
Thanks😀
Good lesson, thanks for sharing
Are you the great man's dad?
Timecode for myself (great video btw) :
3:02
So fundamental and so important...
Great video thanks for the help
This helped me alot! Thank u!
Wow Génial!! Merci!!!!
Excellent. How about a left hand shuffle lesson? Ie, the actual shuffle happening on snare.
Excellent lesson. Only wish I had a drum kit and no neighbours!
You could get an electric one :)
Excellent video ! More videos please
Excellent lesson, thanks! I've played drums forever and always been afraid to try a shuffle beat, lol! My only suggestion would be to carry out each exercise for 8 or more measures to give everyone a chance to get each one down. Great job, thanks!
great!!
very well taught. 👏
Nicely explained....
It's nice to have a purpose
Thank you :)
awesome lesson sir... I'll play this on my kit . thanx
Excellent!..
awesome
Great Stuff
Now i understand it..and like the last train part...wow
Nice and clear lesson! Very didatic! Thanks for sharing with us!
Thank you!
ThankYou
saya cari tentang shuffle krn mas ahmad dhani bahas ini di podcast
Amazing , so hard though
This is such a helpful lesson. Thank you. Is there somewhere I can print off the sheet music for the 10 lessons?
Groove is the operative word. Just learning the shuffle is one thing. (shuffles I should say, there are many) Putting it where it belongs is another. Learn to play behind the beat. That is easier said than done. Develop your sense of time. It is so easy to thin out the groove by playing right on top of the beat. It may take you a lifetime to get that groove right. Listen to the great shuffle players. See how they bring the delay? They make the groove nice and fat. They are not pushin it, pullin it, or imposing themselves upon it.
Ok, now go do that.
Thx from France
Merci Johan!
I learned this ritm called by "fox"
Great video! I just subscribed.
I feel like this guy is 100% called Paul
Great lessons sir! For guys like me ( life long guitar player that bought a drum set } could you throw in verbal clues , such as "example lesson #? the bass plays exactly what the high hat plays on this one , like some verbal side notes of noticed particulars , anyhoo Great lessons!!!!! Pat
I can seem to learn something from any video. this is just another helpful one.
Nice
Would be cool to see him use ghost notes on the snare
I wonder if most drummers only play by ear, drum music sheet music or need any other sheet music escapes me, I hear it once, easy peasy
Yep it's a feeling from the soul rhythm
nothin beats walkin the bass drum to a purdie shuffle , i might smoke a bit of weed, but when i do , i always play a purdie shuffle hehe
btw , exercise 10 is the most blues-y beat here
My right hand is being disobedient XD
I need help with shuffles bad! I can't manage to get my ghost notes quiet enough and it just doesn't swing right. I understand the notation and all that fine, I just can't get the velocity difference between the ghost notes and the main accent dynamic enough! Mainly referring to purdie shuffle type beats, somebody help!
Shuffle is 4/4 ????
Momok bagi drummer
When you hit the hi-hat try to play the bass with the same time 👍
he said that moron
Nice dude
i should be writing a paper i don't even play the drums but thank you
hey guys that teacher on yhe drum is teaching
6:14
Ok
I was told that Phil Collins couldn't read.NO matter how our tutor tried to teach him. ..
Toby Jones
Me im a eny drummer More producer iess musician me in drum use ears
Eeeeeyyyy
great lesson....if i was 8 yrs old
Show all the different shuffles first then explain.Lets see what you got first.you hardly shuffle.try shuffling snare hi hat and bass in sequence.King Bee studio is a great blues shuffle from Charlie W.
Play it with music as an example in the beginning instead of gruesomly dredging through talk and out of context snare tapping. Dreadful video. You gave no example of the type of music. Thumb down.