Road to 300 Bpm: Struggling at 280 bpm
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- Опубліковано 13 лис 2023
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For the algo:
Welcome to my latest drum lesson where I take you through an exciting phase of my double bass drumming journey. After a challenging setback with an ankle injury, I'm thrilled to be back, pushing my limits to reach 300 bpm. In this video, I've hit a new milestone - drumming at 280 bpm with my trusty Pearl Eliminator pedals!
🥁 What's Inside:
My story of recovery and how I gradually improved my double bass drumming speed.
A special focus on the start-stop motion technique, an essential skill for any aspiring double bass drummer.
In-depth tips and tricks using the Pearl Eliminator pedals, showing you why they're my go-to for achieving precision and speed.
👟 Pearl Eliminator Pedals:
Experience why I choose Pearl Eliminator pedals for their unmatched control and versatility. I'll show you how they've been a game-changer in my double bass journey.
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This Sam Sulek's type of videos are amazing and so inspiring
Thx for watching
An Emad with no slam pad and a clear snare head. What a great sound. As it happens I have a brand new EMAD2 and a clear Ambassador to swop in for recording so at least my sloppy and uneven double kick playing can sound nice n clear n punchy! :)
You’re such an inspiration! Keep it up!!!
Good stuff! Thanks again!
Thx for watching again my friend 🙏
Yeees, finally next episode!!! 🤘
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Marthyn! I just got a Pearl Eliminator and am dedicated to learn this technique. I have the chain version and have a belts coming so I can try that too. Currently on stock black can with spring tension super low to get the feel for the motion with a low saddle height. I would love a video and your thoughts on all of the cams! I did not get along with Iron Cobra Powerglides so really digging the black cam; however, would you say that a red cam is best for learning this technique on these pedals?
Starting and stopping is the exact issue that I have. Thank you for the advise ❤
Thx for watching 🙏
Eliminator-cam-talk would be nice 😎👍🏻
I'm currently struggling with start-stop in a way that I think we can see at 9:54 (left leg). There's a tap right before the main hits.
What it feels like usually is that I'm getting into the starting position so quickly that it becomes a light hit that the trigger can pick up. It's especially hard to control in quicker patterns, where the gap between the stop and start is short.
For one, it's encouraging to see that someone like you also has those hits (at least I think the are unintentional in your case). However, it is the bane of my drumming existence right now and it's driving me nuts :D
Yeah I've increased the beater angle a little to make sure those extra hits don't happen any more...
What type of triggers are you using?
@@CraigThorneDrums me? Ontrigger
You look like a younger and more European Bob Gatzen when in the car.
Hey marthyn,
I was a member for many years. I am eternally grateful for your lessons. It has changed my life. But I can't access any of the old video files of the teachers you featured in your academy. How do I access the old videos? Are they no longer available?
Hey. First of all- thank you for your great feedback - that means a lot to me.
Regarding your question: please contact our costumer support via email - they'll help you out (contact@drumtechniqueacademy.net)
Marthyn, do you have any students where all of the sudden progress seems to go backwards? Practicing 3 times a week for 20 minutes, working at 160 bpm, and then it feels like my muscle memory is gone. I took a couple weeks off because it was annoying and when I returned to the kit, I can play 160bpm. I know it’s a muscle and needs rest, any suggestions?
Yes...rest is super important (if you are stuck).
Also sometimes some minor changes to your pedal settings + seat height can help as well...
The video as ussual amazing but... bud .....that hihat the worst sounding thing i have ever heard
Honestly I gotta agree, but it could possibly be from the way it was recorded
They look like 10 inch highhats.
@@I_ROT_WITHIN its plain horrible