Try double speed then go back to the 82. I honestly have no idea if it’ll work, but it’s a trick I use when playing fast downstroke riffs on guitar. It’s almost perspective based training as there’s always a faster tempo lol good luck man! 💯💯
@@BadRonald1 Yeah No problem, please remind me what I wrote, as I can't remember. I am assuming it has to do with drumming so I will be happy to. Just text me what you need, bro!
This is exactly what I was looking for. I mainly play guitar. But i wanna get good at drumming. This is a perfect exercise to keep me occupied for a while. Lol
marching bass drummer here this is the exact exercise i was taught when i was introduced to snare (my school doesn't have enough percussionists so we learn like 12 different instruments throughout the year)
OMG that's what it's called! I used to go to sleep listening to my dad's drills at night. Mist common warm up was the paradiddle. Though his tempo would settle a bit faster than the fastest in this video. He'd go faster sometimes, and it was hard to differentiate each sound. He played with the classical jazz hold (or whatever it's called). He was an accomplished jazz drummer for over 50 years. I attribute ear to listening to him practice every day and night.
Fantastic stick control with keeping the accents and taps easily heard at the high tempo. That's something I need to work on lol. Definitely gonna add this to the kit though.
My teacher actually taught me paradiddle variations between the hands and feet that make for a large variety of fills. Stick control goes a long way if you interpret it creatively enough
You should totally do that! I did after not playing for years and it’s been the best thing for me. Nothing like beating the crap out of something. Haha
The best part about sound, is that the closer the pulses are, the more it turns into a note to our ears. The closer the pulses are, the higher the pitch. If you could strike a drum 200 times a second, you would interpret that as a single note.
OK that speed is insane now I will say this as a beginner that has constantly been practicing his singles and paradidles for the past month. I am seeing a huge I N crease in speed I am right around 200 bpm before it starts to fall apart I can't seem to get the roll going if you know what I mean. Same with my double strokes. I know time patience and practice are key. But this is an amazing exercise I will definitely try.
That’s awesome man!! Put in the work and you will see results. Trust me. The faster you try to go the longer you’ll sometimes wait to see it. But man it’s worth it!!
ive always had trouble switching from single strokes to buzz rolls when i speed it up, im used to doing single stroke rolls (blast beats) and i practice with a lot of different types of paradiddles but getting it past a certain tempo has always eluded me
Gosh! What the f**k, you are so fast, for how many year have you been practising that I am not as fast as you I give you all my respect 🙌👏, can you please do a video on how you practice and how you hold your sticks
I’ve been practicing drums for a looooong time. Haha about 23 years. You just have to start off slow and get your body used to each rudiment before you speed up.
Damn, I need to handle my paradidles better at that speed first. I'm stuck at 82 BPM.
Just take your time and slowly increase speed. Before you know it you’ll be flying!
Try double speed then go back to the 82. I honestly have no idea if it’ll work, but it’s a trick I use when playing fast downstroke riffs on guitar. It’s almost perspective based training as there’s always a faster tempo lol good luck man! 💯💯
Try 4 notes on each hand then 8 then 12. It is boring but you will see results in a week. Do while watching TV 30 minutes a day.
@@danielewing3033 can you elaborate on that ?
@@BadRonald1 Yeah No problem, please remind me what I wrote, as I can't remember. I am assuming it has to do with drumming so I will be happy to. Just text me what you need, bro!
I love that practice pad!
Now I'm inspired to make one.
Do it!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I would add rims if I made one , but that’s only because I’m not good at tenors and I hit a lot of rims
Right
Me Too... And I'm 71 YO who plays only as a retirement Hobby after a 50 Year Hiatus (1969). Neil Peart (RIP) - I'm coming for Ya!! :):)
This is exactly what I was looking for. I mainly play guitar. But i wanna get good at drumming. This is a perfect exercise to keep me occupied for a while. Lol
Awesome!!!
Geeez.. that speed tho
Appreciate that! Thanks for the kind words.
Agreed. And the dynamic between the accents and the other strokes is even too.
@@Auxknob1 thanks!
That's so crazy man. I don't know a thing about percussion but I always love watching and listening to talented dummers, it sounds fantastic.
Really appreciate the kind words! Thanks!
By some drum sticks it literally turns everything into a drum set lol
Holy shit, a drumming instruction video that's actually clean.
😅😅😬😬
I’m a guitarist but goddamn if I’m not entranced by every paradiddle video I come across
Thanks so much!
My man is highly skilled. So effortless....
Appreciate you!!! 😃
marching bass drummer here
this is the exact exercise i was taught when i was introduced to snare
(my school doesn't have enough percussionists so we learn like 12 different instruments throughout the year)
Nice!!!
Omg I just love drums!!!! That sounds awesome👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 🥁🥁🥁
Thanks!
Thanks for teaching me new things Buddy.
Anytime!
Love this lecture 👏🏻
Thanks so much!
OMG that's what it's called! I used to go to sleep listening to my dad's drills at night. Mist common warm up was the paradiddle. Though his tempo would settle a bit faster than the fastest in this video. He'd go faster sometimes, and it was hard to differentiate each sound. He played with the classical jazz hold (or whatever it's called). He was an accomplished jazz drummer for over 50 years.
I attribute ear to listening to him practice every day and night.
That’s amazing!!! Thanks for watching!
That was cool and helpful bro. Stay awesome out there! 🌎✨
Appreciate you! Thanks!
Was totally expecting the Zelda Chest music after you sped up! Nice diddling!
That would be epic!
That escaleted quickly 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Decent! I'm getting back into drums after years away from the set and I'm definitely going to use this as a warm up. Thanks for the tip!
That’s awesome! I did that a few years ago. Got back into playing and it has been sooo fun! Good luck!
@@SkinnyGeorge thanks for the encouragement.
@@RouxRouxRingo anytime bro!
I wish i could save this short to a favorite later!
Does UA-cam do that?
Basic but you 🔥 the tempo. Great work !
I don't miss these but it brings back memories
I don’t miss how heavy they were. LOL
I want a one hour loop of that fast drumming sound
👀👀👀
Your paradiddle sent me to parallel universe 😂😂😂👍
🤣😂
Now that's impressive. Well done!
Appreciate that! Thanks!
This is the one lesson I remember from like month 2 of drum lessons. I play this on my counter all the time :-)
Awesome!
Sounds like something you'd hear during the start of an intense duel in an action movie that takes place in Eastern Asia
Haha yes!
Wow Thank you so much for your good and useful drum 🥁 Pattern!
Love and Respect From Diyun Arunachal Pradesh India!
#ProudToBeGorkha#
#VishalSherpa#
Simple. You look very Satisfied with yourself. I was doing that in the sixth grade.
Yes!!!
Fantastic stick control with keeping the accents and taps easily heard at the high tempo. That's something I need to work on lol. Definitely gonna add this to the kit though.
Thanks so much! And yes! On the set it’s very fun and useful! 😀
@@SkinnyGeorge You're welcome brother. Gotta recognize the skills lol
“Here’s a basic paradiddle exercise” *Proceeds to move hands like a robot*
😬😬😬
Ahhh you switch rolls on each side👍🙌👏👏👏👏
Thanks!!
Dude.. these guys that post these drum tutorials i swear i just here to show usnhow good THEY are at drums. Congrats my man.. ypur great
🤣🤣 I wish I was as good as these other monster players! But this is where I’m at… documenting progress that’s all.
My teacher actually taught me paradiddle variations between the hands and feet that make for a large variety of fills. Stick control goes a long way if you interpret it creatively enough
For sure!! That’s awesome!
"My name is barry allen and im the fastest man alive" 💀💀
😂😂😂
love a good paradiddle
💯💯💯
Thanks for sharing! I really need to work on paradiddles more
Thanks for watching! Take your time developing them. So many people focus too much on speed. Make sure they sound great and consistent! 😀
“Give it a shot”
😀
And he played a shot right before that
Paradidles are fun to learn 🤘
🔥🔥💯💯
Nice, those sticks were movin!!! Cool pad setup also 👍
Thanks so much!!
I've tried many times but its hard and his speed was👍👍👍
I spent $300 on a xymox Tenor pad 3 years ago and I've barely used it, I may actually start getting back into it again.
You should totally do that! I did after not playing for years and it’s been the best thing for me. Nothing like beating the crap out of something. Haha
The best part about sound, is that the closer the pulses are, the more it turns into a note to our ears. The closer the pulses are, the higher the pitch. If you could strike a drum 200 times a second, you would interpret that as a single note.
😍 this was amazing!
Thanks!
I think that RUSH has a new drummer!
God bless and take care...
Thanks so much!
@@SkinnyGeorge 😁👍
I like that! Thanks for the tip. Gonna work on that when I get my set back together.
Thanks I can only imagine how much better it would sound on a real set of drums
It sounds awesome!!
I'm just starting out and was working on this exercise and found I needed to work on strengthening my non-dominant hand first
I’m practicing paradiddles. I’m a guitar player who has been playing drums for a year casually and have never branched out
That’s awesome man! I also play guitars but not as well as drums. Haha
I’m a tap dancer and just started drums I had no idea paradises were going to be a shared experience
Nice!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Freaking colossal!
Thanks so much!
That pad looks so modern
Yeah I agree. It’s made by Mad Practice Pads.
Dang dude stealing this for the kit 🔥
Oh, thank you, man.🙏
Anytime!
Looking at the camera like you been doing it all your life is something
Haha! I definitely haven’t.
Aw man! This felt like it was cut short _juuust_ as it was about to hit ludicrous speed!
Sharp AF!!!!!
Thanks so much!
That speed is marvelous. When you get up there it almost sounds like triplets.
Appreciate that!
It almost is triplets
Wow that is insane
🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Damn you were flying great
Control
Trying my best! 😬
Dope practice pad
Thanks so much! It’s made by Mad Practice Pads. 🔥🔥🔥
Great technique
Appreciate that!
When I began studying drumset the first thing I thought when getting to sweeps was, "I should've played tenors," 😂
🤣🤣🤣 it does help for sure!
Wish I could do paradiddles that quickly!
You can! Just practice slow and steady and before you know it you’ll be flying.
"Godmother of drums" the paradiddle Queen
Yes!!
That’s cool. I’m gonna try it
Yes!!!
Very nice!
Impresive !
Thanks!
This man could blastbeat if he wanted to
I really could!! 🎉🎉🎉
Thats impressive 👏🏽 😎
Thank you sooo much!
Another lesson learned!
Awesome!!
When it starts: oh yeah, I could do that
Then you proceed to GOD MODE!!!😎
Paradiddle. That’s an awesome word. 😂 I’m not a drummer but that makes me laugh.
😂😂😂
when you close your eyes and listen this, you will hear ball falling on floor, every time going faster when hits the ground
Lol
OK that speed is insane now I will say this as a beginner that has constantly been practicing his singles and paradidles for the past month. I am seeing a huge I N crease in speed I am right around 200 bpm before it starts to fall apart I can't seem to get the roll going if you know what I mean. Same with my double strokes. I know time patience and practice are key. But this is an amazing exercise I will definitely try.
That’s awesome man!! Put in the work and you will see results. Trust me. The faster you try to go the longer you’ll sometimes wait to see it. But man it’s worth it!!
Wow that was really good!
Appreciate that!
Appreciate that!
This helps a lot
Awesome!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
bro going god mode
🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
I was fully expecting for him to go sonic speed
I wish! 😅😅😅
I love this
Thanks so much!
My drums teacher showed me an exercise where every 3rd note of the paradidle was accented, it was really tricky.
Oh yeah that will keep you busy for a while.
Thanks for sharing bro. I've never seen it before. I really like this idea on drum set
Thanks!!
His speed is inhumane 😂
Thanks! 😅😅
That's a pretty cool exercise! I'm gonna try that. Thanks! =)
Awesome! Anytime! 😀
There are 26 rudiments. Try all of them.
watching this man going from 0.5x to 5x 😂❤
😂🤣😂
He looks so calm lol
Trying my best!! 😅😅😅
Love this
Thanks so much!
what’s funny is in my show, i have a measure that’s all paradiddles and it goes 1->4->3->2->1 and finishing the second measure with triplets on 1
That’s awesome!
ive always had trouble switching from single strokes to buzz rolls when i speed it up, im used to doing single stroke rolls (blast beats) and i practice with a lot of different types of paradiddles but getting it past a certain tempo has always eluded me
Awesome !
Thanks!
Thats sick
Thanks so much! Appreciate it!
Damn man. That's the first thing I learned - yet I've never mastered it like this.
I had waaaay too much time to practice back in the day. I had no life. Lol
C O N T R O L !!! Love it dude!
That speeeeed👌👌👏🤩
Thank you!!!
Damn, that's clean
Thanks for checking out the video!
Gosh! What the f**k, you are so fast, for how many year have you been practising that I am not as fast as you I give you all my respect 🙌👏, can you please do a video on how you practice and how you hold your sticks
I’ve been practicing drums for a looooong time. Haha about 23 years. You just have to start off slow and get your body used to each rudiment before you speed up.
Skills 🙌🏻🤟🏾
Thanks!
Badman!! 🥁👊🏾
Thanks so much!
@@SkinnyGeorge respect 🫡
That clip earned you a sub! 😎👍🏾
Awesome love that speed
Appreciate that!
Who else thought of the original Jumanji theme when he started
Nice!
I'll try this
Bro's tutorial built like a GTA Cheat code
😂😂😂💯💯💯