Paradiddle Speed/Flow/Power Exercise (Fast Lessons - No Talking)
Вставка
- Опубліковано 19 бер 2020
- This exercise is one way to get more flow, speed and power in the single Paradiddle. Focus on the accents of the paradiddle and the uplift downstroke vipping motion. Let the motion and gravity of the accents/motion help the rest of the paradiddle stikking.
Think - one (R) one (L) one (R) one (L) - one (R-paradiddle) one (L-paradiddle) one (R-paradiddle) one (L-paradiddle) - one one one... etc.
Love the no talking part.
Ha ha, Nice 😊👍
I appreciate how relaxed your hands are throughout the entire video.
Very great display of rudiment breakdown and speed technique. I’m a guitar player but I am inspired to learn and develop on percussion. Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge. 👊🏽✌🏽
Thank’s!! 😊🙏 Very Nice to hear that it can be helpful 😊
The very best....Most videos I watch are mostly talk,talk,talk.You do it the right way and extremely easy to understand.Thanks to you,I now know how to practice the right way.Thank you pal!!👍👍
this helped me so much i could NOT figure out how to get the accents right until this god bless
Great lesson how you naturally let the doubles strokes drop lower and thereby get speed….Very Good video…thanks
damn cant wait to implement this
Cool 😊🥁
This is gold keep em` coming!
WHAT. THE. ACTUAL. F. This is some top tier magic wtf. NOW I JUST HAVE TO LEARN IT
ok i got it now just have to master it
Wooww...👍🏽. Trimakasih bro🇮🇩
thank you so much~~~~~xxxxxxx
Nice😎👍
what kind of musical sorcery is this?
gonna take me Fo'ever to get that tight.
amazing job.
no sorcery, just do it, reboud
Like all of us,practice my friend.....it will be worth it!👍
slick
No plateau, no rebound loss.
JK. Actually this was cool...
Is the last one 130 BPM because I've been struggling with going fast with paradiddles for YEARS, what is your technique.....
Thanks for Watching and asking 😊
The tempo at The end is about 204 bpm. The «secret» to get the Paradiddle up to speed is to do a little accent on the PA (radiddle) and the technique I use for that is the vipping motion or Moeller if you like. Basically thats what I show in the start of the video, without the sticks, and then with the sticks. I try to contain that feel through the paradiddle, so i’m focusing on the PA and let the rest do it self, in a way. If you take all the strokes in the paradiddle apart it will be like this: PA (vipping motion/Downstroke) ra (upstroke) diddle (tapstrokes) and if you practice slow you can focus on every stroke/motion, but at speed it will melt together.
Check out Vipping motion: Joe Morello
Moeller technique: Jim Chapin
Hope you can get something out of this - good luck 😊🥁
What kind of practice pad are you using?
It’s so old, The logo is gone, so i’m not shure..😇 I also have A Gretsch pad and it’s quite similar 🥁 I recommend A big pad that you can place directly on the snare drum, it will not move when playing ff 😇
Fun to watch , but this isn't a lesson. It's a demonstration, but not a lesson.