Double Bass Drumming for Beginners: 100-140 bpm!
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- Опубліковано 24 тра 2024
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Double Bass Drumming Basics: 100-140 bpm!
🥁 Unlock the rhythm of your dreams! Welcome to our comprehensive drum lesson, where we dive into the essentials of double bass drumming. Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your skills, this beginner drum lesson is the perfect starting point.
👟 What’s Inside:
0:00 Introduction: The Double Bass Drumming Challenge
0:45 Exercise 1: Flat Foot Technique
2:35 Exercise 2: Calves Only Method
4:20 Exercise 3: Running on Your Pedals
5:55 Why Slow Tempos Challenge Us
7:30 Wrap Up & Key Takeaways
📚 Beginner Drum Lesson Breakdown: Are you struggling with maintaining consistent beats between 100-140 bpm on your double bass pedal? You're not alone! Our beginner-friendly double bass drumming lesson walks you through three fundamental exercises that will help you master these tempos. And the best part? You can practice these techniques with or without pedals!
📝 Lesson Highlights:
Detailed breakdown of each exercise.
Insights into how practicing without pedals can strengthen your technique.
Personal anecdotes from my time with Belphegor, showing you real-world applications.
🎯 This video is perfect for drummers who:
Are beginners looking to learn the basics of double bass drumming.
Want to improve their control and speed at moderate tempos.
Are searching for practice routines that can be done even without a drum kit.
✨ Why Watch This Drum Lesson? This double bass drumming lesson is more than just a tutorial; it's a blueprint for building your skills in a structured, achievable way.
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THIS! This is EXACTLY what I've been looking for for years! Been a drummer for many years, yet my double bass drumming is terrible. I've done this workout once and found out that my left leg starts twitching uncontrollably at 95 bpm only with the flat foot exercice, while I can reach up to 115 with the second exercice. So for the last exercice I did the 10 minutes on my pedals at 90 bpm. Any idea why my leg starts twitching that way? I'll keep working on it and come back with the results in a few week. Thanks a lot!
for the 2nd exercise, do you count the beats when ur heel hits the floor (i.e. right heel hits floor on 1, & while left heel hits floor on e, a) or when ur heel is raised from the ground (i.e. right heel is raised on 1, & while left heel is raised on e, a). i naturally want to count when my heel hits the floor but i'm not sure which is right
Thank you very much for this! I really appreciate it. That is my exact range that I want to play in. I don't need any faster (at this point of time :-)) right now. 👍
thx for watching - glad it helps!
Cool! Thanks. K Not sure what the speed is for my alter ego. MLIGHTNING. Although after a show these spasms would happen in the middle the night and have to drink pickle juice or eat bananas or almonds to try to get rid of it!? Any other techniques or advice to help w/ that? See Generation Death~Psycho from Windsor. If interested.
The most helpful thing I've found for spasms and muscle cramps is magnesium pills. I do moving work and sometimes have long days in the sun moving things up and down stairs. I would get horrible muscle cramps and those magnesium pills really were a game changer. I don't think that's the answer your looking for but I think it can be helpful
Thank you so much!! @@666vilemass Yeah that sounds Great!! All the Best! If interested. Marcel Lightning Dube online for a new style of drumming!
Keith moon was the best to ever play double bass drums!
Nope
@@deformitygurubashi he was to me but youre probably not old enough to remember him! Ive seen them live!