Ultimate Quintuplet Drum Lesson
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- VF Artist Craig Reynolds breaks down some grooves using the mysterious group of fives known as quintuplets!
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I absolutely love playing triplets on drums. I will definitely be working on my quintuplet timing. Thanks for the lesson!
Yes, finally, I can play quintuplets! Thanks for the help :)
YESSSSSSSSS!!!!!
After weeks of different quintuplet videos, this one provided the light bulb moment! YOU DUH MAN.
Thanks from Germany, great lesson
For counting: takadimidi. :]
Far out quintuplets sound amazing, I've got to start trying this stuff out!
Very nice lesson
love quintuplets on set. I was taught to say "hippopotamus" & that's been quite useful. good video.
Love this guy
Very helpful. Thanks Craig.
Nice. Like the bit at the end about puking on my drum kit, too!
My traditional music is all around triplets, so I always felt very comfortable playing them. I didn't even know what a triplet was when I started to play the drums, but my fills were all triplets. Thing is, that's why I'm struggling with becoming good at tuplets in general: my muscle memory is set on triplets and I have to focus really hard to keep my hands and my feet playing 5 or 7 instead of 6 or 3. Hope the exercises are useful for that lol
Thanks it helped me
Sweet grooves! Refreshing and not too busy of a way of making some tension....I am wondering how this will fit in with bass players thinking if your typical subdivisions they are use to...triplets 8ths 16ths etc..... It's going to be interesting....
Suggestion.....
Could you play this against some bass tracks that are not on the quintuplet grid to see how it feels?
Also 7 note subdivision grooves I would love to see.
Thanks for the lesson!
I'd love to see you do a video talking about some cool patterns that involve switching between different numbers of uplets. Maybe something involving triplets *and* quintuplets in the same tempo, or sextuplets and septuplets, if it's even possible to switch your brain between such close note durations.
Pages in the description are 404 ! :(
Thanks a lot, very helpful.
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404 error on the links😑
Some help with the click track.
If anyone finds this useful, I tend to use 1 e & e a, similar to the semiquaver counting
Both files (transcript/ click track) are unavailable by now. Can you please fix that?
how can i find the cool backdrop he has in the background?!
Sorry but I can't find the PDF. I would like to use it. Please help.
In what style of music is this used?
You could probably use this on a song like "Every body wants to the rule the world" by "tears for fears" when you go from the hihat and play open handed for the chorus parts of the song
Came for the quintuplets, stayed for the host and the quintuplets 😂
Rajdeep Chaturvedi eep
could not access the click track, can anyone plz help
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FUCK I thought I had discovered this :D
"sounds like someone's just... done something"
Sounds awkward
You can count quintuplets as 12123, 22123, 32123, changing the first number to keep track of what beat in the measure you're on, or you can count it as a bar of 5/4 and count 8th notes as, 1+2+3+4+5+, this would only take up 2 quarter notes b/c you're counting 10 beats, therefore you'd have to double it and repeat it to make a bar of 4/4, whats important to realize that if you count it as 8th notes is that the down beat of beat 2 fall on the "&" of 3, {1}+2+3{+}4+5+, the down beats being in the brackets. Whats cool about counting this way is that it gives you the illusion of playing in straight time and being able to think like you ordinarily do except you just have to keep track that the down beat falls on the "&" of 3. You have to internalize the quintuplet note rate first that way when you start playing quints you don't confused with counting regular time. This way of counting only works if you're playing multiple quarters notes of quintuplets b/c if its just one beat of quints it not that sufficient to count 1+2+3 in my opinion, I would count 12123 for a quarter note of quints. This same concept can be applied to septuplets (7's) and counting 1212123 or 1+2+3+4+5+6+7+, except when counting the second way with 8th notes, the downbeat of the second quater fall on the "&" of 4 instead, where as in the quintuplets if fell on the "&" of beat 3.
Hey man! Great lesson! Really cool
found this and it awesome!!! also the way i count Quintuplets is using the Indian system which is really cool and you can use it to count Sextuplets and keep going. anyway i put everything down hear.
1. Ta
2. Ta-Ka
3. Ta-ki-ta
4. Ta-Ka-Dim-Mi
5 (Quintuplet) Ta-Da-Ki-Na-Dom
What is the technique used to mic the snare? Which mics are used and what is the placement? Excellent!
quin-a-tup-a-let
loved this video! had a fair bit of experience with basic quintuplet phrasing but i would love to see some deeper stickings and ways of using these as they sound awesome in fills and grooves! i would also love to see a video on 7's and sextuplets! brilliant video thanks a lot craig.
Just found this! Craig, this is excellent! Thanks a ton!
Great stuff, show us more!
great video Craig! the only thing i think that would of made the video better is if you explained a bit about what you were doing in the intro with the splices of 32nd notes within the quintuplets, also my favorite way to count quintuplets ( i havent seen any one do this before but) count them like 1E+AGA the extra GA or GUH will just roll off your tongue haha! thanks again for the vdeo :)
Hi mate thanks for watching. The lick you are talking about all I did was double the left hand, so instead of RLRLR I went RLLRLLR, and the doubles were as you said, 32nd notes. Sounds a lot hard than it is! Hope this helps
Dope!!!
Beautiful lesson. 5 star presentation.
I'm dumb as a box of hammers, and learned these years ago, but forgot. Thanks this making this so understandable.