★ Teddy Picker (Arctic Monkeys) ★ Drum Lesson | How To Play Drum Fill (Matt Helders)
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2011
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This free video drum lesson teaches you how to play the drum fill that occurs in the song Teddy Picker by Arctic Monkeys, featuring the amazing drummer and drumming of Matt Helders of course!
VIDEO BREAKDOWN:
0:03 - Drum Fill DEMO
0:16 - Intro & Technical Details
1:16 - Groups of Three Sixteenths (Hands Only)
3:12 - Groups of Three Sixteenths (Hands & Bass Drum)
8:37 - Beat 4 Only
9:44 - Whole Fill (Slow & Up To Speed)
11:43 - Offers, Links & Outro
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The intro sounded way harder. Seeing you play it and hearing your explanation really made it much easier.
John lennon?
Obrigado amigo! estou começando a aprender a tocar bateria e gosto muito das suas aulas. :)
@alfredoheras This is a drum lesson mate, it's not a drum solo.
@AndywinXp That's what I thought too but don't watch the video to work out the tom order, listen to the song itself. I had to isolate the drums to hear clearly whether the tom tones went up in pitch or down and they went up. It is floor tom first and then high tom. Thanks for your observation though, very keen! :)
@AndywinXp Cheers mate! Hmmm, I can't explain the live thing. All I know is that the toms move up in pitch on the actual recording. We both know though that at the end of the day the tom order isn't what's important...it's the groove baby! :)
Yeah, most electronic kits can be set up anyway you like. I think the expensive Roland kits have frames that make it a bit tricky but just ask before purchasing to double check. Good luck! Rob
You saved my life, i have to memorize this in 9 days and i don’t play that well
@thecitizenme Sure, OK then, this lesson is just for YOU! ;)
Wow! Great lesson :) I requested the monkeys a while back and I'm very glad you decided to teach this. It had me scratching my head for a while. Keep the arctic monkeys stuff coming !
I listened to that intro snippet on the actual song like a 100 times just now. It sounds like matt plays 6 eighth notes on the bass drum then plays the rest of the fill. I'm like 99.9% sure it's 6. haha but this is a great video. Cheers and keep up the great work! :D
Such a detailed explanation, awesome vid mate
Not necessarily, leading with the left hand is an unnatural sticking, most drummers are right handed. Sure, if you're left handed then it makes sense but for the majority of drummers, using the right hand as the leading hand feels more comfortable. This is also why Matt plays it this way. Try for it for yourself and see which way feels more comfortable for you. By the way, if you can play both ways comfortably then that is a GOOD thing. Don't get me wrong. Have fun :)
Terima kasih! - from Malaysia weeeeee :D
Thank you!!
Edward Norton?
Good vids. Very well put together even with the mistakes which shows that you do make them aswell. Did play drums years ago, & trying to work out the beats, & this would of been great to have then as it is now. Keep up the brilliant work.
This was amazing
Dude you're a real talent, keep up!