Drummer's Warm Up : Divide 3 Beats Up To 18 Strokes

Here is one of my favorite warm-up exercises: dividing 3 beats from 3 up to 18, and back down to 3.
It develops your speed, your timing, and your rhythmic vocabulary.
You can download the full pdf on my teaching website under the "workouts" section:
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Hope you enjoy!
Best,
Raphael Pannier
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[@davideleouet]

Salut et merci pour ta vidéo, j’avais pris quelques cours avec Simon Goubert et je me souviens de cet exercice, je ne l’avais pas poussé jusqu’à 18… cool !!
Tu n’aurais pas côtoyé Thomas Patris par hasard ? Par rapport à ta technique de poignets ? 😊

[@czardrum]

you are a monster. Amazing stuff

[@raphaelpannier7331]

Haha thanks a lot!!

[@lukegregg5944]

Great lesson Raphael, many thanks. I was wondering bit of a difficult question perhaps but with all the great drum transcriptions you have done, is there any particular favourite jazz albums you have? Thanks kindly.

[@raphaelpannier7331]

mobius drummer hey thanks a lot!!
Yes haha difficult question indeed... my top favorites album especially when it comes to drums are Miles Davis “Four&More”; Herbie Hancock “Directions in Music”; Brad Mehldau “Day is Done” and Ambrose Akinmusire “When The Heart Emerges Glistening”

[@lukegregg5944]

@@raphaelpannier7331 thanks!

[@maurogattari5949]

That's absolutely crazy, your timing is incredible. Do you have any methods to recommend?

[@raphaelpannier7331]

Thanks a lot! Yes I do! I think I’ll make a special video for that... it’d be too long to explain on here:) (and not precise enough!)

[@only4crap]

wow… how do you count those in your head? 1e+a or some other method?

[@raphaelpannier7331]

The best is really to see “big” and feel the 3 beats. You can’t really subdivide as it changes so quickly...