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Playing exactly spot on with a click track is one thing. But how do you actually “groove” with a click track? For example to play behind the beat, do you just hit the snare a little late after the click but keep the kick drum spot on with the click? Where do you place the hats within the beat to play behind the beat? What about fills? This is something I have not been able to find clear info on anywhere. I have been using a click track with my band for practice and live shows and it doesn’t feel good when listening back to recordings sometimes. I think there is some push and pull within a click track where the music actually feels good. I would love to see you do a video on how to groove with a click in regards to playing in front, on top and behind the beat. Thanks!
I work with my students on that exact set of skills all the time.Give me a little bit of time and I’ll see if I put together a video that can get you started heading in the right direction. (Making a 5-hour long video about it would be easy. I can talk and demonstrate that stuff all day long because I find it fun and fascinating. But making a 15-20 minute video about is the real challenge). Thanks for watching and for leaving that request! 🤜🏻🤛🏻
I enjoyed watching this one. Very thorough approach. I hope drummers get a ton out of this video.
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Awesome vid Brian!
Thanks, buddy! Hopefully, that be something we get plugged into your practice time soon! 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Playing exactly spot on with a click track is one thing. But how do you actually “groove” with a click track? For example to play behind the beat, do you just hit the snare a little late after the click but keep the kick drum spot on with the click? Where do you place the hats within the beat to play behind the beat? What about fills? This is something I have not been able to find clear info on anywhere. I have been using a click track with my band for practice and live shows and it doesn’t feel good when listening back to recordings sometimes. I think there is some push and pull within a click track where the music actually feels good. I would love to see you do a video on how to groove with a click in regards to playing in front, on top and behind the beat. Thanks!
I work with my students on that exact set of skills all the time.Give me a little bit of time and I’ll see if I put together a video that can get you started heading in the right direction. (Making a 5-hour long video about it would be easy. I can talk and demonstrate that stuff all day long because I find it fun and fascinating. But making a 15-20 minute video about is the real challenge). Thanks for watching and for leaving that request! 🤜🏻🤛🏻
@@BrianStephensOfficial i would also love to see something on this. I mostly play guitar but the practice technique definitely translates
Great video…thank you!!
Thanks for watching. Glad you liked it! Will have another up very soon!