Ghost Notes are so fun to play. Gives so much more rhythmic depth to a song, while also pushing your hand's limits very further. Cheers for the lesson.
Thank you so much! Well, I think a lot of drummers actually talk about them - but from what I've seen, there aren't a lot of lessons about ghost notes on UA-cam, more just showing what it is haha 😃
Yep you're right. This is the mistake I have been doing for a long time. I have been able to play ghost notes at the right volume, but the timing is all over the place. I had to start learning all over again
I am a teacher myself and I recognize a great teacher when I see one. You break everything down so that it's easily understood/digested and becomes something we can easily practice. You're my favorite drum instructor online. Excellent job!
@@ThatSwedishDrummer To be honest, your ghost notes tips is the best lesson I've every seen because your step by step guideline is much more easy for me to understand. After I can play them comfortably, I try to practice them with your recent metronome shift lesson (I still keep practicing the metronome shift everyday for more than a month now) I can say to you that my drumming is huge progress now, I feel like my brian is knowing all the notes so my groove & drum fills are very solid with better sound. The best part is that I can create a different things along my practice. This make me fun and want to spend more time on drum set each day. Big thanks to you again for creating all these fabulous lessons 👍
Dude, This video is so helpful. I’m still working on my ghostliest, but I wanted to say thank you. Btw, what snare are you using? It sounds really great!
I'm a beginner drummer. Today was this first time I've tried ghost notes. I pretty much got the ghost note in right away on the A of 2. I was actually surprised haha. I'm trying to do that with kick drum and it hasn't been easy. Do ghost notes get much easier once you know your rudiments? I have yet to even practice any of those yet.
Rudiments can definitely help with phrasings and the practice of ghost notes, but you can also just focus on practicing single stroke 16th notes with accents on the quarter note and ghost notes on all the rest. :)
It depends on what type of e-kit you have. The more expensive ones have more advanced sensors in the drums and can pick up softer taps in the drum. Cheaper kits might not have as many sensors in the drums. The good thing is; you can still practice ghost notes! It might just not sound like ghost notes on the drums 🤗
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Boa noite amigo !
Obrigado pelas dicas ,são riquíssima.
Meu filho de oito anos está desenvolvendo muito bem .
Um forte abraço !
Ghost Notes are so fun to play. Gives so much more rhythmic depth to a song, while also pushing your hand's limits very further. Cheers for the lesson.
Indeed! They add such a wonderful flow to fills and grooves!
Thanks, buddy 😃
they're so fun that it's hard to not play them lol
Geeeeez, it's about time. GREAT JOB! NO one ever talks about ghost notes, I regards to technique. Thank you
Thank you so much!
Well, I think a lot of drummers actually talk about them - but from what I've seen, there aren't a lot of lessons about ghost notes on UA-cam, more just showing what it is haha 😃
Yep you're right. This is the mistake I have been doing for a long time. I have been able to play ghost notes at the right volume, but the timing is all over the place. I had to start learning all over again
Awesome lesson!!! Made very understandable and professional.....and your kit sounds GREAT!!!!
Thanks, Mark! Glad you like it 😃
Easily my favourite drummer to learn from at the moment! Great stuff
I appreciate that so much, Brad! Thank you!
This instantly helped me apply this in all songs that I play. You made it simple enough to get the hang of it. Thank you!
Glad it helped, Sarah! Keep up the great work 🔥✊
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Thank you so much!! 🙌😃 I appreciate your support!
I am a teacher myself and I recognize a great teacher when I see one. You break everything down so that it's easily understood/digested and becomes something we can easily practice. You're my favorite drum instructor online. Excellent job!
That's extremely nice of you to say, thank you! I really appreciate it and I'm glad you enjoy my content :D
Here's to a fun 2024!!
Thank you soooooo much for this! I really needed this for my practice :D
Happy to help out! Thanks for watching :D
This is FANTASTIC! love your hair too btw!
Aww thanks 🤩🙌
Hello CJ this lessons was amazing very limpide. Thank you for the amazing techniques to play the ghost notes.👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾l
😃I'm so glad you like it!
Thanks for watching!
Fantastic lesson, CJ! I’ve been struggling with ghost notes for some time. I’m beginning to grasp it a bit better and this lesson helped me a BUNCH!✊
I’m happy to hear it’s helpful! Keep up the good work 🙌🔥
Thanks 4 this lessons u have open my eye on how 2 apply ghost notes
Happy to hear that!! 😃
This is great! Ghost notes are tricky but fun!
So true! I'm glad you like it!
Ghost notes sooooo important. 👌👏👏👏👍
Indeed!
It’s obvious that you really like the rainbow colors! Good drumming.
I love colors! 😃
Cheers, buddy!
really really nice way to learn them! thx!!!1!!11! ;)
This helped me tremendously
Happy to hear that, Tiffanie!!
My bro!! Nice
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This lesson is AWESOME! Thank you for taking the time to make this 🙏🙏
Thanks for watching 😃
I could watch u all day
Thanks!!🤗🔥
🔥🔥🔥🔥😀 thanks for this!!
You’re welcome!
Another good practical lesson. Think I've been practicing my ghost notes too loud until now. Thanks for posting C J
You're most welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the lesson :D
Your lessons are great. Cheers mate 🍻🇦🇺
Thanks, Scott!
wooohoooo! feeling first class, cj. thank uuuu
You're welcome, and thanks for watching!!
This helped tremendously, thank you.
So happy to hear that!! 😃
YES!!! Thanks for this!
You’re welcome!!
Thank you!❤
You're welcome 😊
Awesome!!
Thank you!!
Great teacher and player. This was very helpful. Thank you!
Thanks for your kind words! I appreciate it :D
So great!!!
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Awesomeeeeee thanks for this great video my friend
Thank you!!
@@ThatSwedishDrummer welcome my friend
Another great lesson to practice 👍
Thanks so much ❤
I'm glad you like it! Thanks for watching :D
@@ThatSwedishDrummer To be honest, your ghost notes tips is the best lesson I've every seen because your step by step guideline is much more easy for me to understand.
After I can play them comfortably, I try to practice them with your recent metronome shift lesson (I still keep practicing the metronome shift everyday for more than a month now)
I can say to you that my drumming is huge progress now, I feel like my brian is knowing all the notes so my groove & drum fills are very solid with better sound.
The best part is that I can create a different things along my practice. This make me fun and want to spend more time on drum set each day.
Big thanks to you again for creating all these fabulous lessons 👍
I love ghost notes ❤..
Me too!
Very useful!!
Thank you
Thank YOU for watching!
Love it!
Thanks!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Loved the intro 😂
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Muito obrigado pela aula. Me ajudou muito. Thank you very much!
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Dude, This video is so helpful. I’m still working on my ghostliest, but I wanted to say thank you. Btw, what snare are you using? It sounds really great!
My pleasure, bud! I’m glad you like it 🤗
The snare is a Benny Greb signature brass snare🥁🔥
Can you do a video with switching different paradiddle timings??
You mean as different subdivisions?🙂
That sounded like Dislocated Day in the beginning!
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Nice video! The camera transitions get a bit distracting though when trying to take a closer look at your technique though.
Thanks buddy! I’ll take note on that for future videos 🤟
can’t please everyone I guess 😉
@@ThatSwedishDrummer nothing wrong with transition. i love ur filming style.
Tks!
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I'm a beginner drummer. Today was this first time I've tried ghost notes. I pretty much got the ghost note in right away on the A of 2. I was actually surprised haha. I'm trying to do that with kick drum and it hasn't been easy. Do ghost notes get much easier once you know your rudiments? I have yet to even practice any of those yet.
Rudiments can definitely help with phrasings and the practice of ghost notes, but you can also just focus on practicing single stroke 16th notes with accents on the quarter note and ghost notes on all the rest. :)
Highway star start
I ain't afraid of no ghost notes. I'm good with Casper 👻🥁
Hahah
Fantastic ❤can you explain ghost note more clearly and one by one it's difficult for abigginer to un derstand
Ghost notes are very soft strokes, mostly played on the snare drum. In a transcription, they're shown as a note inside a parentheses ( )
One day I want to become a Ghost Notes beast like Lord Gavin Harrison 😂 thanks for the video btw
Gavin is one of my absolute favorite drummers and his feel and sound is spectacular.
Thanks for watching, bud! 😃
quad strokes or moehler?
Quad stroke is a rudiment, and Moeller is a playing technique.
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Do you loosen your grip for ghost notes?
I always keep a loose grip ^^
Play Ghostnotes on E-Drum are so dificult!
Why is it so?
It depends on what type of e-kit you have. The more expensive ones have more advanced sensors in the drums and can pick up softer taps in the drum.
Cheaper kits might not have as many sensors in the drums.
The good thing is; you can still practice ghost notes! It might just not sound like ghost notes on the drums 🤗
@@ThatSwedishDrummer
I've got a Roland TD 25.
How can i adjust the Snare Trigger.