What people think is hard VS What's *actually* hard
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2021
- Seriously though, why are those hand-to-foot combos (RKLK RKLK) so hard?
What's another seemingly innocuous exercise that turned out to be way harder than expected?
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What people think is hard: Playing at 200bpm
What is actually hard: Playing at 20bpm
I was sitting behind my drum kit when I came across this. Mistakes insued for 20 minutes
😂
So you can't play fast and you say, nah it's too easy for me 😂
@@anga7292 ? playing that slow is nigh on impossible. you mustnt be very good lol
@@everypersoneverywhere7955 ¹1aq
Both hard and both require practice and dedication. You're just a very disciplined beast.
Thank you!
try out the one handed roll for 15 minutes, you'll get it.
@@SPINNINGMYWHEELS777 I'm pretty sure I needed more than 15 minutes to be able to play that clean. It wasn't easy.
@@tonysly41 Once you get the trick down, you got it though. It's a weird technique like that, it's more of a trick than an actual technique you can refine over time. Such a weird thing. Almost completely useless aside from trying to make other drummers laugh.
@@vgaportauthority9932 "Almost completely useless?"...... Tell that to Johnny Rabb. 😉
My absolute favorite drum subject. SIMPLE, but HARD. I never get tired of finding things that are incredibly simple, yet tough to play.
I like the 'less is more concept" fed up of chops n crazy drum fills lol!
Clyde stubblefield
@@paulaeden5934 less is more love is blind I DONT KNOW WHY
Stay away by Nirvana? Great song @@elessing2379
What's actually hard: Let the guitarist tune
Haha!! This
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Lmao! Omg, I used to have a guitarist that had a drinking and listening problem that wanted to be a drummer and he would tune my drums every single time he sat down. Even if he only got up for 10 minutes! Always had to tune them before playing and he kept braking my drum heads! Tuning them way too tight and then super loose over and over…
To be fair, he broke strings every time we played too. He would do the same thing. Tune too often and go from standard tuning to super low djent style tuning and back to standard xD
He was taking another substance besides alcohol that I won’t mention. So, I’m assuming all that energy made him unable to not do something with his hands.
Unfortunately had to stop hanging out. I had a kid and couldn’t have him around anymore cause if that stuff.
In the end though, I’m definitely glad my drum heads last months instead of days now!
@@LaceChaserI'm a drummer and alcoholic (don't mind admitting that and it's a life's job) It's fair to say I would have given him a backhand. Not usually violent but the guy you described... I couldn't tolerate. No way.
FUCK TUNNING THE GUITAR, I DESTROY SILENCE, RAAAAAH 🦅🦅🦅
As a guy who never drummed in his life, both look Impossible.
What people think is hard: gravity blasting
What’s way harder: weird polyrhythms
most nondrummers don’t realize how hard coordination is
I love when I see a short video like this that shows something I haven't ever tried on the drums and makes me want to go learn it
What’s actually REALLY hard: doing all that at mezzo piano
The most hard thing about playing drum is resisting to do a 260 bpm blast beat
Alternating hand and foot is not that easy as it is. Especially on your weaker side. Even Derek Roddy struggles with it !!!
i like how both are actually hard
People who aren’t drummers should know: “Right, Kick, Left, Kick, Repeat” sounds awesome when played at high tempo, but it gets easier the faster you play it (to an extent), as long as you’ve practiced adding in the left foot on a double bass drum or double bass pedals, when it gets to a certain speed it becomes almost an automatic type motion that just happens. With enough practice.
Oh sorry, my point was that I always found one handed rolls and gravity blast beats to be far and away from “not really that hard” by comparison.
One handed roll and gravity blast are clearly harder. Problem is they are associated with metal music, so you must say they're easy or you're a true american jazz drummer. The guy in the video struggled a lot learning one handed roll by the way. So it's even more funny.
@@anga7292 i remember getting pretty sorta okay with a one handed roll on the snare at one point, but I never could get it sounding right while playing anything else over it, certainly couldn’t do it in the middle of a drumbeat. One time at a gig, I tried it on my snare during a goofy fill at the very beginning of a song. Yep, never lived that one down ☺️ dropped the stick and then sent it flying when I tried to catch it, almost hit someone lol
What people think is hard: playing blast beats at 300bpm.
What os actually hard: the Rosanna shuffle.
Both hard and Rosanna is not that hard actually. It's just that people want to play it like Jeff, but they can't, not because they're not good enough or the beat is too hard, but because they're not Jeff.
All he did was a gravity blast..lets see him do Blast beats while doing 300bom double bass..
I seem to recall a time when Jared thought the one handed roll was hard and apparently could be performed by only a few drummer around the world 🤣
And then it becomes easy once you've learned it after years of practice!
If you dont mind me saying, the way this drummer plays these ideas makes both demonstrations of those ideas hard! I mean, he plays so clean. Very nice indeed
this is genuinely the best drumeo I've ever seen and amazingly it's not even 108347 minutes long!
I can't agree I have more trouble with 1
Love the old school Camco drums👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
What people think is hard: resisting clicking on a video because the thumbnail looks like Brann Dailor.
What's actually hard: clicking on the video and realising it isn't Brann Dailor.
They’re both hard tbh
To me it’s limb coordination and weird timings that are hard😂
It's the thunderstruck of drums
I can confirm after drumming for 13 years.
All people: Agree
Me: **messes up both**
Bro went so fast that the stick was looking like it was bending 💀💀
As a drummer I can confirm that is a hard pattern
Estaparianos gravity roll with one hand.
Yeah.
Even with video proof, that ish is so wildly technical.
Im not a drummer, but i do pray for the drummers seeing Estapariano Siberiano's videos for the first time.
Dont give up! He is the final boss of drumming!
Watch!
Study!
Practice!
Then we can pray together, cuz the dude is otherworldly good.
😮
a guy named Yoni Madar is the final boss of drumming
Bought a dvd of Jared’s back in the day that I didn’t really watch because I hate to actually apply myself 😂 Love the Drumeo vids and content…thank you for being awesome.
John Bonham triplets got me like
What's actually hard: resisting the urge to play before your part
Man! Both look hard!!
"✊🏻 not my tempo."
I love it so much you are so good at what you do
As a drummer, I can confirm this is super hard for me
Can we talk about how beautiful that camco kit is?
The come back of jarod. Doing dank stuff as always
Polyrhythms. Left-hand does 3 notes, the right does 4, the feet do 2 and 1.
Just tried it... no drum set, but tapped it out on all 4 limbs. Tricky, but has a cool feel to it.
PR are eeeasy. just get the possible permutations (so for 3/4 it's 3) and make sure you know them and then make 1 limb the leading limb and the other just adding those 3 permutations. i'd say i could teach the basic 3/4 PR to anybody that's remotely interested in about 15-30 minutes. it will be slow and not yet a real beat or groove, granted, but that's the whole foundation done in a short period of time
Coordination is definitely hard and I struggle with up but danggg that's a clean gravity blast, don't say that isn't hard cause it's not easy fs
whats actually hard is me when i click a new drumeo vid
Mike Mangini is a master at RKLK
Dude did a snare only blast beat.💀
Didn't think the first one was hard didn't think the second one was easy
I don’t know, they both look pretty hard
while yes the first one is pretty hard, the coordination is simple. The second need you 3 limbs with their own coordination.
II is a monster on that kit
I still think it's hard to pull off an authentic sounding open roll with doubles and be completely in control of the dynamics, being able to start from a whisper quiet buzz roll into doubles and then adjust the volume of the double strokes. Also is it weird that I find leading doubles with the left hand easier?? something about being to end the roll with a left handed rimshot feels alot more natural than the right hand.
agree with that, but in snare drum I think one of the most difficult thing are dinamics: crescendos and decrescendos, specially in rolls
Being someone primarily involved in marching percussion, its weird seeing that standpoint. Having dynamic differences with open rolls is just a normal thing haha.
@@gavin_bigred drum set snare vs marching snare, a little different...
@@t3hgir I know, that's exactly why I said what I said. They are really different and I'm just used to it. And marching snare experience makes it easier to do that on drumset as well.
What is actually hard: tuning your drums appearently.
As an intermediate drummer, this is true😂
Both hard believe it or not
This one's completely opposite for me i can play complicated rythm stuff but oh boy i can't keep up with simple drum roll on snare
Playing fast is underrated. Unlike what people say, it' really hard. People say if you can play slow, you can play fast. Nothing more wrong. If you can't play it slow, you can't play it fast. But you can play it slow, you still have to learn how to play fast.
I once saw a video on UA-cam from some musicians about drumming, and they said that the bouncing on the drum helps making very fast hits seem easy, so whenever I see fast drummers, I'm more impressed by their feet work. It's genuinely hard.
That's basically the outro fill to Painkiller
This guy knows lol
Also, quarter notes at 40 bpm
And the mystery behind them both...!
"Wow.... your amazing dude"
"Thx, I like to play"
@@duganfrwtf 💀
@@SCRUMP_DIDLY_RUMTIOUS from Wayne's World movie lol
Playing fast requires precision and endurance. Playing slowly requires every ounce of focus and coordination you could possibly have.
What's most puzzling is where did he find the camcos with oaklawn badge.
100% agreed Especially I'm weak with my legs
Doing them as triplets and running your hat on quarters is even harder lmao
as someone who has only played the drum for about 20 minutes, I think both look hard
The kick drum is a serious pain the ass I can drum with my hands and stay on beat but my feet is too weak ion know 😂
I think Alex Rudinger has figured out a way to play that second thing with a double pedal, twice as fast baby!!
Blake Richardson does it a lot in the new BTBAM stuff too. I have to sit down and actually slog it out sometime. It's so fast and cool sounding without tiring you out.
Ok. Terrific but even more spectacular is that fabulous. CAMCO SET WOW
Linear patterns are difficult to get down, but easy once you develop the muscle memory
Truth. Most non drummers and even some drummers I know that like metal will say certain drummers are “the best ever!” when they’re simply using simple tricks like that.
Cool Camco kit!!!!!
2 second one is so easy if you are good with your timing, dave grohl used that exact type of fill alternating from the tons to the snare or just the toms
Mike Mangini 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Its all about that limb independency and coordination! You love to see it!!
And then there's Neil Peart and Danny Carey making up their own time signatures and switching between them like it's a completely normal thing to do lmao
Everything is hard on drums until it isn’t
Is that what they think? I always thought they thought “omg it’s way too loud”. And then boogie on.
I don’t think I’ve met anybody who thought gravity blasts were hard just simply by themselves. There’s obviously way harder stuff but once you get into the weeds of heavy syncopation and polyrhythms too much it just turns into mush. The sound of boots in a drier banging around.
Didn’t know that was the name for my musical kryptonite, physically cannot if it’s like piano
nah whats gonna be hard when you learn drumming is actually how to coordinate your output with the sticks, wrist, your hold, your sitting, your shoulder.
At a certain speed(75-95bpm), it`s hard for me to play it clean and in time for a long while...
When i start playing drums, i thought independent(!) or technique are the hardest to learn.
But practice with more discipline and persistance is much harder for me.
And i am on a point, where i really need to practice, because the progress almost stopped.
It can be very frustrated, when the techique does not allows you to play what you want:(
But i`ll never quit. Play Drums is pure happiness for me.
Music is magic.Playing music makes you a magician.
And my english is better than your german...i guess ;P
Take those techniques you learn and use it for practicing. the biggest mistake is your trying to practice to long, start with just like 15 minutes each day for say 6 months to a yr then after that bump it up to 30 minutes a day for 6 months to a yr. your goal is to practice at least 1 hour a day. You just can’t start for 1 hour you lose focus and get bored then it makes you stop practicing. Also don’t practice what your already good at practice what your not good at
That’s actually accurate
Facts. Yo I play congas. This is very true bro lmaooo
I thought Jared was taking the piss until I tried it
nice double kicks
My jaw dropped
*kicks throne over tosses drumsticks out the window*
Both of these are hard tho lmao
Camco drums? beautiful.
The one handed roll is pretty simple if you know physics, but the RKLK is pretty difficult at high speeds
Bruh its trying to figure out where to go next, i found that crossing my arms helps
As someone that plays drums I agree😂
What people think is hard : *proceeds to shoot a machine gun
I can't do a gravity blast but I can somewhat play the second part.
It’s exactly the way people think for me ngl, I have no problem going fast with my foot and keeping it separated but the stick lever on the rim is impossible
What's even harder is making a living as musician
I can do the second but I am incredibly bad at fast one hand strokes especially with my left hand
Amen break:did anyone call me?
Me who never drummed in my life: "Nah, I don't think so."
I have broken sticks when i mess up one beat and yell the f word
Any Meshuggah drum groove is hard
The even harder one is the part of Genesis' Duke's Travels starting at 4:43
Bouncing rimshots versus something that requires full limb independence to pull off?
Oh yeah, second one's harder my country miles 😵💫