The Basics Of Reggae Drumming // One Drop, Rockers & Steppers | Drum Lesson With Chris Hoffmann
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- Опубліковано 24 тра 2022
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Equipment used in this video:
Pearl President Deluxe
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Finish: Ocean Ripple
Bass Drum: 20x14
Toms: 12x8, 14x14
Snare: 14x5
Cymbals:
Zildjian
13" A New Beat Hats
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16" A Medium Thin Crash
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Microphones:
Beyerdynamic
Bassdrum: TG D 70
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Snare: Shure SM57
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Overheads: M 90 Pro X
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Hi-Hat: MC 950
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Toms: M 88 TG
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1 Drop your Reggae listening recommendations here 🥁🙏🏼
Thanks everyone!
For one drop, Carlton Barrett; for rockers, Sly Dumbar; for steppers, Style Scott from the Roots Radics.
@@musamusashi that's the trinity right there :)
@@citizenbxtr883 true. Alongside the 3 bass players long associated with the above 3, Familyman Barret, Robbie Shakespeare and Flabba Holt, they make the top 3 Jamaican drums and bass ever.
@@musamusashi couldn’t agree more with this Top 3 of JA Drum & Bass combos! Also need to throw in the #4 being Carlton “Santa” Davis on drums with Phillip “Fully” Fullwood on bass both from the band Soul Syndicate
Groundation
I am half Jamaican, was raised on this music and all I can say is you did a damn good job explaining this.
Thank you very much 🙏🏼😊
Ya gotta give Stewart Copeland some love. While everyone thought they were listening to pop, Copeland, and co where playing Reggae
Very true 🙏🏼
Reggae influenced Rock, that is.
Reggae is only part of Stewart Copeland’s feel…also Middle Eastern ‘Baladi’ in there
So true!
Don't forget Sly Dunbar in your reggae homework. Also work with putting ghost notes in there on the snare. You will know where to put them and what songs to put them in once the groove locks you in. Some songs just dictate a few extra snare hits, I can't explain it.
Vinnie Colaiuta di play (more or less) a couple reggaes with Sting but I think you meant Stewart Copeland with The Police when reggae rhythms were played often.
Nor Vinnie nor Stewart play Reggae riddims, but most play Reggae inspired grooves. Vinnie does it often, not only with Sting but in many other tracks from Steely Dan to Djiavan to Jeff Beck... in fact, he has some of the best Reggae feels outside of Jamaica, although he plays more complex parts than you would do on authentic Reggae.
I have a pair of those Zildjian 13" New Beat hi-hats also, perfect for this kind of music...so clear and crisp. Snare sounds perfect to my ears. Fun lesson, thank you.
Thank Sean!
I now play 13" New Beat hats. So cool!
14” new beats got em with my very 1st kit still sound great however I have my bottom hat on top
I bet you have the Stewart Copeland sound when ot comes to high hats, as he prefers the 13 inch sizes as well :).
@@CharlesTPrimm Those are my go-to hi-hats. they sound prerecorded and already mixed!
Wow snare pops like crazy sick the sound is like smelling great food
HAHA thank you
I'm a guitar player learning drums, and this video is very helpful. Clear, concise, and well structured.
You‘re welcome Carlos 🙌🏼
Finally a tutorial that actually teaches how to play the reggae drum styles
I love the color of your drum kit!
Thanks 🙏🏼
snare sounds awesome great video thank you for doing this
Barrington Levy -
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Good grooves, great style and great place to start if you want to practice some simpler beats but with all the feel you can steel.
Amazing video, thank you and congratulations for you work!
Stumbled upon this randomly and really enjoyed it. Gorgeous snare sounds!
Thanks 🙏🏼
Парень, ты крут! 👍 Очень вкусная подача!!!🎉
Steve "Grizzly" Nisbett of Steel Pulse is by far my favorite reggae drummer. Listen to "Your House" for a great one-drop example. Grizzly was unique in that he pushed the reggae drummer envelope. Listen to Blues Dance Raid. I was absolutely blown away when I heard this for the first time. I still am. RIP Grizzly!
I couldn't agree more, I've seen Steel Pulse several times and I only realised just how good he was seeing them live
Listen to it LIVE or better yet go see them live in concert. They're in California right now
Steel pulse...first listening was mind blowing for me too. Such powerfull vibration man ..
Excellent! Really like that the sheet notation scrolled along very helpful. Like the finish on those drums by the way.
Thank You Thomas 🥁
Soft and simple so precious beat,,mind blowing...keep doing
Excelente a sua aula !!!
Vídeo Top !
Obrigado!!
Thanks for this lesson.
Greetings from Brasil.
Thank you 🇧🇷🙏🏼
Beautifully explained 👌👍
Cool STAFF man 🤙🏼, kindly DO one video on HOW to fit FILL in STEPPER groove🥁😁.
Thanks Chris for your enthusiasm and energy ..
Thanks John
When ever I play raggae: I always loosen the snare some and take off any ring damping on the snare head. And of course practice your rim shots. So important to the sound. Also the ruff is a great rudiment in this style, ending with a rim shot. Great flavor. In the Caribbean ( I lived and played there for about 10 yrs), another part of this style of music is improvised instruments like a car tire rim hit with a metal object. And other such improvised things. Great stuff, wonderful musicians and music.
I love these reggae grooves! Stewart Copland really brought these grooves to life in rock and roll!
Darn I thought of the Police when listening to this also.
@@gerardi2000 Yeah man! It sounds a lot like some Stewart Copland stuff right? Ahhh so good!😁🥁
Was thinking the same thing. Classic early Police.
But you should think about The Police and Stewart when you hear this, right? No surprise, agreed?
@@skiphoffenflaven8004 MAIS steward avait un jeu beaucoup plus complet , et a une frappe beaucoup plus energique, walking on a moon est fantastique avec le delay (echo ), bring on the night (whoua), shadow in the rain (chef-d'œuvre ) ;tea in sahara (with the octobans set) j'ai vue the police 3 concerts 1980/ 1982/1983 stewart is the best drummer il a créé un style unique
Excellent vid. Listen to tons of dub and reggae but seeing you strip them patterns down to the fundamentals really great help for me to work on my technique.
Awesome. Thanks Steve 🙌🏼
Man this is the best reggae tutorial I have seen so far on UA-cam thnx pliz keep it up
Que sonzeira meus amigos! 👏👏👏👏
Fantastic video. Thank you so much! Your drumming is fabulous.
thank you Charles
I always watch it for pleasure. Please put the information of the stick!
I love reggae drumming. That, and the bass…ufff 🔥
❤ love your preparation and presentation here, Chris. Wonderful job!❤
Thank you 🙌🏼
Brilliant❤
thanks! :)
One drop beatifully explained and played! Awesome💯
Thank You 🙏🏼 🙌🏼
Hi chris
Very nice lesson thanks
What is the title of the song please ? I would like to play on it but Shazam can not find it
@@abitboljacques9385 It‘s a drum loop that I created by myself.
Great
Is it possible to share it ?
Or can I buy it ?
Thanks
Great drumming. Thank for the amazing lesson
You‘re very welcome 🙌🏼🥁
Very nice sir
Great sounding kit 👌🏼
Love the color if this Pearl President drumkit. Reaggae is fun to play on drums 😁
That’s a great teaching thank you sir
d grooves kinda on point.. but u nailed it on head in beginning.. Reggae is totally a feel.. n if da feel is absent, it would never sound legit..
You have somehow found a wonderful way to mesh Teutonic clarity with the art of cultural isms,wunderbar!!
this means a lot. thank you
Thanks for sharing your experience. It will go a very long way to add flavor to my drumming and timing. Jah Jah bless you bro...!!!
You‘re welcome and thank you 🙏🏼
Danke!! This was really well explained and so helpful.🙂
You‘re welcome 🙏🏼 😊
This is an exceptional lesson delivery. Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you 🙏🏼 You‘re welcome 🙌🏼🥁
I like your simplicity bro! And I also want to mention much thanks for making this video.
Stay safe. Stay blessed.
thanks!
Thank you for the lesson from Kenya
❤
AWESOME job on playing them reggae jams....I LIKE!!!
Excellent lesson. I really enjoyed the information.
thank you
I don't care the country of origin or color of the teacher. Only their methods and my results. Thank you for teaching us!
Thank You 🙏🏼
@@ChrisHoffmannTube Music doesn't have a colour. You shouldn't have mentioned it.
@@musician1000 That's why japanese people are very good at playing samba.
@@Luiz.Campos No one is born with rhythm, it's a learned skill. Familiarity through cultural exposure can make this easier, but it's not innate.
I'm thankful for this.... I'm new to drums 🛢️ 🥁🥁🥁 really nice work.... Hey love the background 🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲
This video was an exactly what Ii have been looking for. It totally breaks down the essential in such a way that it had me rocking in no time. You simply layer out my for favorite grooves to learn! Cheers
You‘re welcome and thank you 🙏🏼
Manh this is what I've been looking for, how on earth could i not subricrbe to this😊😍thanks man, now waiting for the reggae rolls
I really love the hi hat on reggae really cool and technic
Reggae, R dub, old Rock Steady got me through Covid.
Achtung bae, Awesome work mate.
Fantastic
thanks! :)
Very helpful ! Thank you 🤙🏻🥁
you're welcome
Great grooves! that Hat sounds absolutely sweet!
Thanks 🙏🏼
Need to shout out Leroy Wallace, the inventor of the Rockers beat and house drummer for Studio One. Played on over 500 tracks, numerous of them absolute classics. Played with Burning Spear, Gregory Isaacs, Max Romeo, Jacob Miller, Lee Perry, The Skatalites, Bunny Wailer, The Abbyssinians, The Gladiators,
Drums is the heartbeat, bassline is the brain.
those orange sneakers with the blue drum kit! perfect.
This is great! I've been playing these grooves for years and didn't know what they were called. Any one of them, if you increase playback to 1.25 times normal speed, sounds like stuff I stole from Stewart Copeland (which, of course, he stole from the music he heard growing up). Thanks for helping to fill in the holes of my drum education.
Agree with you on saying it's a feel! Def is
It has really help my son a lot thank you.
Excelent lesson !!!! 🙋❤️
thank you
An excellent class. Of course, is not supposed to cover everything about Reggae Drumming but it goes far beyond a simple introduction. Thanks for posting it!
Thank you Mario 🙏🏼🥁
This is amazing video! Good job!
Thank you 🥁🙏🏼
Man... that drum sounds legic 🤙
Thanks for sharing 🤙
you're welcome
nice playing brother and good teaching and I enjoyed lot. 👍
Thank you 😊 🙌🏼
I love this channel.
Excellent Rudiments, Theory and Practices in Reggae, Rhythmic 🥁 genres...
Thank You 🙏🏼😊
YÉ yé ye! 🥳🥁 Qué espectacular lección! 🤩🥁 Te felicito! 😉🥁 Bien explicado! 😇🥁
Thank You Pablo 🙌🏼🙏🏼
I've got a playlist on UA-cam called "Collie Reggae". It has a lot of modern reggae mixed with old school, dub, roots, all types and some funk mixed in for fun. Maybe some things in there you've not heard yet. Shrug.
The most crucial element you missed and I'm sort of joking but sort of serious is you weren't letting a fat spliff burn in your mouth as you played 🤪. Ganja is as much a part of reggae as anything...all players, especially roots guys, smoking a spliff while playing isn't just some stoner musicians getting lit, it's religious music and ganja is the sacrament, not a cultural identity or a life style. A sacrament. I would say it's vital to playing good reggae drums.
Great playing as always...love the concert Tom kit...I'm glad to see those kits are having a bit of a come back...I think they sound incredible!! Mad skills man...much love and thanks for making this video. Learned A LOT!!!
Amazing ❤
Fine lesson ..thanx
Great video Chris!!! Greetings from Buenos Aires
thank you. Greetings to you from Germany. Great to have you around.
This was very interesting! I liked it!👍
you're welcome!
Great Lesson! Nicely done.
Thank you 🙏🏼 😊
It's very Good!
thank you :)
Thank you!
you're welcome!
Brilliant
thank you!
These is mwa❤ can't Stop watching it
Awesome!!!❤️❤️🥂
Way cool! Great, easy to follow instruction, thanks! I also noticed the sound of the equipment is very helpful too. Looks like 13" HH, no res heads, tight tuning on stock heads. Sounds great
It's super feeling great work
Thank you 🙏🏼 😊
U r my best reggae teacher 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
My pleasure buddy 🙌🏼🥁
Love that you don’t bury the beater. Not a lot of drummers do that!
Ya that's really very nice and thanks for the lesson am Marvin watching from Uganda
can you do a series on New Orleans drumming? Ziggy Modeliste, Hernan Riley, Shannon Powell, among many others, there's so much to cover!
Well done Chris 😀
danke :)
Amazing... thanks
Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare - The ultimate riddim section.
No, contrary to popular belief, the Barrot brothers were, in my opinion just as good if not better, but too many to mention.
Waw .. sound very reggae, good job man🥁👍
thank you
Great work on the hats!
Wonderful video! It has a lot!
Thank you 🙏🏼🥁
Awesome grooves!
I Love the movement
Just wanted to say your hi hat sounds splendid my friend 😎
Thank you 🙏🏼
Devon makes the day clear..
Really great synthesis for those who wanna "drop" into this eternal grooves..
Not really easy !!
🙏🏼🥁