As a drummer for 25+ years, all i can say is "This is so awesome!" and i thank you so much for this! It's like finding a whole new and different world! I get to learn not only to play fast but also unawarely learn to better ghost notes and accents, plus to more beautiful triplet usage and orchestration. You did a very very good job and i appreciate you so much for doing this video. I thank God for He brought my youtube browsing to you. God bless you brother. 😊
I know right!! I'm not a big youtube user but I came across this and goddamn... I can already feel myself getting better after the first hour. I can't wait to see what I sound like in a week's time!!
Given that the number 3 is the number of Creation (everything that makes the "Universe" is 3. Time=Past.Present.Future. The Elements= Solid. Liquid. Gas. etc.) so this 3 note approach with the Triad Matrix is a great idea as it deals with the core of drumming. What works, and what sounds good. I personally just love Triplets. They always sound just "perfect" to me. And there is a reason for that. They are perfect. lol. Cool idea, and glad to see someone is thinking outside the box to enable them to play inside the box, or "pocket". Well done. Thanks!
The biggest lesson I’ve learned since I started drumming was that it’s actually harder to play slow than it is fast. As soon as I realised this I couldn’t believe how much progress I made and how much confidence I gained in playing fast. Thank you for the tips!
Glad I found this channel mate, you don't present this stuff as though you're superior, its obvious that you want to help out as many drummers as you can. This is the first vid I've seen of yours but I REEEALLY appreciate you adding a neurological perspective; that alone puts this video above anything else I've seen on youtube re- drumming. Building neural pathways and forming habits/routines is such an important thing for all of us, I love the way you've applied that concept here. Killer job mate!!
This is awesome! Definitely needed this video because I get into a rut and unsure what o do. I will definitely be trying this out thank you for sharing 👍👍🥁🥁
Fantastic video, thank you! Early days for me and drumming but this is something I'll work on. Thanks for putting such an informative and entertaining video together, and I love the rally comparisons! :-)
The one thing not mentioned here is the sleep you get in between each day you practice. At night is when your brain processes to memory and the next morning you wake up able to play it better than you were playing the night before
Exactly this, I’ve mentioned it once or twice here in the comments. That’s why it’s so important to carefully get technique and timing and patterns right, at very slow speeds, from the start!
For me the double stroke roll opened up so many other rudiments after learning the double stroke I could then play the 5 -6 -7 stroke roll. the single stroke roll is the toughest tho
As a guitarist who also plays drums I can definitely say with experience and practice, atleast on guitar, your brains does speed up and fast becomes smooth. Though Ive played drums for double the time I consider myself a musician whos mainly a guitarist as thats what I was born to play, but for me the drums have always just been amazing fun and my drumming really helped me when I eventually learned guitar and gave me a natural percussive type playing style, sort of ala adam jones if you will.
That’s badass! Drumming has informed my guitar playing a ton as well. I used to do a ton of the Hedges style tapping and things… maybe I need to get back into it!
The technique to indentfy and group patterns allows to memorize and play crazy long phrases. as in yiur case each group of certain A and B triads can be again identified as d then another as f etc.;;; a endless construction i m suing for years especially in polyrhythmic circles
What an effort to put together such a high-quality teaching video. From a neurological perspective, this is even the most efficient method to achieve this end result.
Thank you!! You’ve touched on exactly the reason I teach this way and how my full curriculum is designed… the drums aren’t the instrument to master, our brains are!
Great question. Both will work well. Splitting it up could potentially work even better. Do several 15 or 20 minute chunks. You’ll notice each time you take a break and come back to it, you’ll feel like you’re a little bit better than when you paused.
It's the six stroke roll with variations and any drummer playing at a professional level knows this rudiment and uses extensively with all the substitutions and variations.
Such a great lesson. Great playing and you've got that Gretsch sounding sick as well. Is that the USA Solid Aluminum 14x5? Or the 14x6.5? Sounds amazing. Keep these lessons coming.
Oh that’s a great combo! I have a good number of Gretsch snares I love but this one is the Solid Aluminum 14x5 with the microsensitive throw off and internal tone control added. It’s insane!
Thanks.... I'm trying this right now . Great idea...why havent I known about this? Thanks for this great tip. Definitely major improvement. --What's is in the teaching video ?
Cool concept. But this applies mainly to triplet based groupings like 8th or 16th note triplets. You'd be hard pressed to apply this to 16th notes but it is possible.
Great tutorial thanks! Is day 7 supposed to be RRL RLL RRL RLL? It's written RRL RRL RRL RRL at 6:54. Where you put the accents are really important too.
Dimitri, I think there is an error on DAY 7 you have A & B listed as RRL .... it should alternate.... if I'm understanding the method correctly... check the 6:54 mark....
From what I can see, it’s the building blocks of a six stoke roll. If you put A and B together then yes it’s a six stoke roll, but by learning each part separately you can play different combinations to place accents on different beats
@@DimitriFantini Great stuff I did watch the entire vid please no condemnation intended on my part it's more like the " one of these things is just like the other " light went off in my brain so I commented 🍻
@@gzig61 I love a good lightbulb moment. Yes that specific part is the same as a six stroke roll (I prefer the term inverted paradiddle-diddle)... but the point is that you can mix and match faster, and use these small chunks as muscle memory to play faster on autopilot!
Great video, thank you! I have a bit weird question, but its something thats really bothering me. What use does it have to practise for exaplne the pattern A, with the accented note played without rimshot, when in real application, the rimshot is used most of the time. Hand mechanics of playing a rimshot are very different to playing just a regular accent. Wouldnt it be better to simply always practise accented snare drum notes with rimshots? Which means always behind a drumset, not using pad. (Im just frustrated to work on something on a pad, and then not being able to do it on a snare drum, couse rinshots completely change, the behavior of the stick, and also the movement of hands)
It’s not a weird question, it’s a good question! My answer is simply that you should practice both ways. I’d recommend practicing with the accent first, without the rimshot. But this is great to practice even without sticks! Just tap your hands, you are engraining new patterns into your muscle memory (that’s what this lesson is really about) and it’s actually about your brain more than the drums or sticks :)
Hey brother - thanks for the video! Two quick questions - 1) at faster speeds are you switching to a drop-catch/push-pull/wrist-fingers technique for the doubles? 2) On those first couple of days, are you doing the exercise at the same slow speed the whole time or varying the tempos? Thanks again!
good questions! 1) I use my open-close technique for both slow and fast speeds! If you don't practice it slow, it won't be correct fast! We actually covered this in a zoom workshop last night :) I may have omitted demonstrating this technique slow in this video - just to avoid complicating the subject and turning it into a longer technique lesson. I go more in depth in many videos! 2) absolutely keep it at a slow speed for a few days. It will naturally sink into your muscle memory and playing faster a few days in will feel natural. If you play too fast too soon, you'll notice it getting sloppy and it's VERY difficult to fix bad habits built this way!
If I were you, I'd either NOT answer to dolts whom complain about the video not getting to the point, taking too long or whatever about the analogies, only because they can say what they want and it is of no consequence, whatsoever...or tell them to watch other videos - they HAVE the time...& to criticize. Pressing the Space Bar X2s the video. No need to answer about all THAT. My question was GONNA BE, nicely ('Why is it that at the end of an A or B, there seems to be 2 extra hits that are unneeded, or out of place? 6:32 to 6:41 played on .25 X is a way to see my point in question...what is the reason, if any?')...My OWN example of why one needs to take the time to absorb the lesson, not wolf it down. I see now that the pattern is not how I've been absorbing it otherwise, lol. This is quite coincidental to my hand-drumming at the 'puter. 🤣Oh, I have a 'set and I'll do this both the way it is depicted and the way I thought it was to be. Wow! Thanks for your efforts to instruct. 🤩 🤗😏
yes you might have noticed in other comments this was a typo that slipped past us! A and B are supposed to be exactly what I say earlier in the video, always!
Good catch!!! It’s supposed to be RLL RRL I watch these episodes 1000 times before release but sometimes my editing team and I miss something. Thanks for pointing it out!
Just checked for you and it’s sixteenth note triplets at 150-160 bpm. But I recommend you keep them very slow for a long time, that’s how you get it fast!!!!
@alexfr811 it will be possible if you take this lesson to heart and get your technique correct at very slow tempos and stay there for longer than you think you should! You can do it!
Hi Dimitri, Thanks for this awesome Video! Just for my understanding. The Result of Day Seven is (just) a Six Stroke Roll (2 Times). Is this correct? Regards
Correct but the principle that gets you there is the important part! Plus the rest of the drum fill and how you can mix and match the different cells :)
Hello Dimitri - thx for the information about the snare. Is it a new gretsch model or a vintage snare drum? Just wondering because of the internal tone control and the throw off...
Yep this is a current model! You have to custom order to get those specs. You can get that with any drum they make (I got the internal tone controls on every tom and bass drum)
Certainly not!! I personally tend to lead these patterns with my left or flip it in the middle (with some singles or some kicks), but am teaching it right lead for the masses lol. I’m a righty myself, but with these stickings I gravitate towards left lead.
Are you bouncing the RR LL or are you push pull controlling each double?
open-close technique all the way 👊
@@DimitriFantini do you do private lessons?
@oldmandrummer2469 yes, I teach students in my Drum Hub program!
@@DimitriFantini Can you send a link?
I found it'
As a drummer for 25+ years, all i can say is "This is so awesome!" and i thank you so much for this! It's like finding a whole new and different world! I get to learn not only to play fast but also unawarely learn to better ghost notes and accents, plus to more beautiful triplet usage and orchestration. You did a very very good job and i appreciate you so much for doing this video. I thank God for He brought my youtube browsing to you. God bless you brother. 😊
I know right!! I'm not a big youtube user but I came across this and goddamn... I can already feel myself getting better after the first hour. I can't wait to see what I sound like in a week's time!!
That triad matrix is phenomenal. Thank you!
ah you are very welcome!
Given that the number 3 is the number of Creation (everything that makes the "Universe" is 3. Time=Past.Present.Future. The Elements= Solid. Liquid. Gas. etc.) so this 3 note approach with the Triad Matrix is a great idea as it deals with the core of drumming. What works, and what sounds good. I personally just love Triplets. They always sound just "perfect" to me. And there is a reason for that. They are perfect. lol. Cool idea, and glad to see someone is thinking outside the box to enable them to play inside the box, or "pocket". Well done. Thanks!
I’m gonna go ahead and make 2 and 4 note versions, hope I don’t break the time-space continuum ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The biggest lesson I’ve learned since I started drumming was that it’s actually harder to play slow than it is fast. As soon as I realised this I couldn’t believe how much progress I made and how much confidence I gained in playing fast. Thank you for the tips!
Exactly!!! Keep rocking it, and I’m glad the tips are helping
Glad I found this channel mate, you don't present this stuff as though you're superior, its obvious that you want to help out as many drummers as you can. This is the first vid I've seen of yours but I REEEALLY appreciate you adding a neurological perspective; that alone puts this video above anything else I've seen on youtube re- drumming. Building neural pathways and forming habits/routines is such an important thing for all of us, I love the way you've applied that concept here. Killer job mate!!
ah that means a lot, I'm just glad this is helping people!!
Glad i discovered this video, i can do some decent stuff no normal 16th notes but struggled with triplets, I'll try this for a bit
Go for it!!! Let us know how it goes!
Super lesson. Great presentation and thought out beautifully!
Ah thank you so much Susan!
Been using it for years and years. Great video.
Yes that’s great!!! 👊
When I heard the "auughh" sound at 3:47 I absolutely lost it 🤣🤣🤣
This is great! I will start this program today! Searching for other of your videos...
So glad this helped!!!
Incredible video and drumming, seriously an awesome resource thanks for your efforts
Thank you, Brett!
Really well explained very nice tuning on the kit and fluid control very very nice thanks mate !!
Thank you Brady glad you enjoyed it!
Bro, this lesson is right on time and exactly what I've needed. You're a fantastic teacher!
I’m so glad JP!!!! I want to help you as much as possible!!
Super awesome informative and inspiring video.
I'm so glad you got something from it!
This is awesome! Definitely needed this video because I get into a rut and unsure what o do. I will definitely be trying this out thank you for sharing 👍👍🥁🥁
Make sure you have fun with it!!!!
Man, this worked. Thank you.
I knew it would! You got this!!!
Incredible lesson! ! Great job Dimitri🥁😎
thank you so much!!!
Gonna try that right now.
yes do it!!!
Fantastic video, thank you! Early days for me and drumming but this is something I'll work on. Thanks for putting such an informative and entertaining video together, and I love the rally comparisons! :-)
The one thing not mentioned here is the sleep you get in between each day you practice. At night is when your brain processes to memory and the next morning you wake up able to play it better than you were playing the night before
Exactly this, I’ve mentioned it once or twice here in the comments. That’s why it’s so important to carefully get technique and timing and patterns right, at very slow speeds, from the start!
That’s where I went wrong, I stayed up for a whole week without going to sleep. Dohhhh.
lol!!
For me the double stroke roll opened up so many other rudiments after learning the double stroke I could then play the 5 -6 -7 stroke roll. the single stroke roll is the toughest tho
thanks. Practised lesson for awhile. Played it with music.
great! that's the way to go
@@DimitriFantini i drummed RLL and RRL to jethro tull album “ thick as a brick ”. Sounds great
Many options for accents, nice!
yep it's not explicitly explained here, but that will add a whole other layer to this!
Can't wait to try this!
As a guitarist who also plays drums I can definitely say with experience and practice, atleast on guitar, your brains does speed up and fast becomes smooth. Though Ive played drums for double the time I consider myself a musician whos mainly a guitarist as thats what I was born to play, but for me the drums have always just been amazing fun and my drumming really helped me when I eventually learned guitar and gave me a natural percussive type playing style, sort of ala adam jones if you will.
That’s badass! Drumming has informed my guitar playing a ton as well. I used to do a ton of the Hedges style tapping and things… maybe I need to get back into it!
Drag Rudiments on the Rudiment chart and fast Paradiddles.
I sub-process by feel my bro. And everyone's dancing.
Great info...thanks a lot Dimitri
My pleasure!
Day 7 at 6:55 has all B patterns in the graphic (not AABB, but BBBB). Thought you should know.
Thank you yes! Only caught this error once it was published!
@@DimitriFantiniAt step 4, is the 4As correct? Looks like ABAB…
The technique to indentfy and group patterns allows to memorize and play crazy long phrases. as in yiur case each group of certain A and B triads can be again identified as d then another as f etc.;;; a endless construction i m suing for years especially in polyrhythmic circles
Exactly this!!
Wow what a great hack
This lesson is right on you make it very easy to understand thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you 🎉
What an effort to put together such a high-quality teaching video. From a neurological perspective, this is even the most efficient method to achieve this end result.
Thank you!! You’ve touched on exactly the reason I teach this way and how my full curriculum is designed… the drums aren’t the instrument to master, our brains are!
When I started doing this, ,,, doing what exactly?
A quick question for you is that 1 hour all at one time or spread out throughout the day @@DimitriFantini
Great question. Both will work well. Splitting it up could potentially work even better. Do several 15 or 20 minute chunks. You’ll notice each time you take a break and come back to it, you’ll feel like you’re a little bit better than when you paused.
@@DimitriFantini okay thanks for responding I will give that a try.
Thanks for the video
Welcome!
Very well made video👍
I’m really glad you enjoyed it, thank you!
Amazing!
You’re a good person. \m/
❤️
Great video! Would this be the same way you would build paradiddle speed? Do you have a specific video on that?
next week's video will have an entire section dedicated to fixing paradiddle mistakes!
I've just made a vid about playing paradiddles at 200 bpm, the latest video on my channel, you can have a look
AKA the 6-stroke roll .... been using that for many years successfully....
watch the rest! that's not the end result ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Well .... OK ... I should have clarified that the 6 stroke options I use can include the kick and variations like you've shown here
Good stuff!
ay, thanks Jim!!!
Love how he compared the drum technique to rally racing, because I love rally racing.
glad the analogy fit! some people thought it was a waste of time ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
same hah👍
PURE GOLD!!! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
It's the six stroke roll with variations and any drummer playing at a professional level knows this rudiment and uses extensively with all the substitutions and variations.
Such a great lesson. Great playing and you've got that Gretsch sounding sick as well. Is that the USA Solid Aluminum 14x5? Or the 14x6.5? Sounds amazing. Keep these lessons coming.
Thank you Philip!! Yes it’s the USA Solid Aluminum 14x5, I love it!!
Beautifully tuned ! I play a Ludwig kit with a 110 anniversary Ludwig black beauty brass shell 6 1/2 snare .. what is yr snare drum ?
Oh that’s a great combo!
I have a good number of Gretsch snares I love but this one is the Solid Aluminum 14x5 with the microsensitive throw off and internal tone control added. It’s insane!
Thanks.... I'm trying this right now . Great idea...why havent I known about this? Thanks for this great tip. Definitely major improvement.
--What's is in the teaching video ?
So glad it’s helping!! go watch the next video and you’ll learn something… promise!
Wonderful job. Really thank you man!!
You are very welcome!!! 🤗
Cool concept. But this applies mainly to triplet based groupings like 8th or 16th note triplets. You'd be hard pressed to apply this to 16th notes but it is possible.
Try the paradiddle diddle inverse
Yes, exactly!
cool!!
0:58 Samir you're breaking the drum kit 😅
Great tutorial thanks! Is day 7 supposed to be RRL RLL RRL RLL? It's written RRL RRL RRL RRL at 6:54. Where you put the accents are really important too.
you are correct a type slipped into the final version!
@@DimitriFantini ☺️no worries
These things happen. Sounds awesome. just wanted to make sure I understand the concept.
talk talk talk!
I really love yr sound what kit is it?
Thanks!! It’s a Gretsch USA Custom 😍
nice
Dimitri, I think there is an error on DAY 7 you have A & B listed as RRL .... it should alternate.... if I'm understanding the method correctly... check the 6:54 mark....
thank you yes we know! we didn't catch this error before publishing, we can't change it now haha
Isn't this essentially a six stroke roll?
Did you watch the entire video?
From what I can see, it’s the building blocks of a six stoke roll. If you put A and B together then yes it’s a six stoke roll, but by learning each part separately you can play different combinations to place accents on different beats
Closer! There’s a bit more I break down to get to the final product. Lots you can do with this!
@@DimitriFantini Great stuff I did watch the entire vid please no condemnation intended on my part it's more like the " one of these things is just like the other " light went off in my brain so I commented 🍻
@@gzig61 I love a good lightbulb moment. Yes that specific part is the same as a six stroke roll (I prefer the term inverted paradiddle-diddle)... but the point is that you can mix and match faster, and use these small chunks as muscle memory to play faster on autopilot!
If you want to eventually be able to play the kind of stuff Keith Carlock does, then this is the video for you!
funnily enough I did a Keith Carlock breakdown not long ago! Maybe you saw it :)
Actually I didn't see it, but now that you mention it.... lol.
Unable to save these videos. Can you fix your error?
Not sure what you mean?
Legit
Appreciate that Nate! 👊
Great video, thank you! I have a bit weird question, but its something thats really bothering me. What use does it have to practise for exaplne the pattern A, with the accented note played without rimshot, when in real application, the rimshot is used most of the time. Hand mechanics of playing a rimshot are very different to playing just a regular accent. Wouldnt it be better to simply always practise accented snare drum notes with rimshots? Which means always behind a drumset, not using pad. (Im just frustrated to work on something on a pad, and then not being able to do it on a snare drum, couse rinshots completely change, the behavior of the stick, and also the movement of hands)
It’s not a weird question, it’s a good question! My answer is simply that you should practice both ways. I’d recommend practicing with the accent first, without the rimshot. But this is great to practice even without sticks! Just tap your hands, you are engraining new patterns into your muscle memory (that’s what this lesson is really about) and it’s actually about your brain more than the drums or sticks :)
@@DimitriFantini thank you very much for the answer, its a good point!
I was confused because of the last diagram I had to slow down the speed to see that diagram was wrong 🤣🤣
yep that's my bad!
Hello Dimitri - wow awesome video - Thanks a lot! I like your snare drum...what exact model is it?
ahh so glad you liked it! This snare drum is my Gretsch Solid Aluminum Snare 14x5 with the micro sensitive throw-off and internal tone control 🥰
@@DimitriFantini Sounds great Dimitri..Is it one of the new Gretsch models or an old vintage drum?
Hey brother - thanks for the video! Two quick questions - 1) at faster speeds are you switching to a drop-catch/push-pull/wrist-fingers technique for the doubles? 2) On those first couple of days, are you doing the exercise at the same slow speed the whole time or varying the tempos? Thanks again!
good questions!
1) I use my open-close technique for both slow and fast speeds! If you don't practice it slow, it won't be correct fast! We actually covered this in a zoom workshop last night :)
I may have omitted demonstrating this technique slow in this video - just to avoid complicating the subject and turning it into a longer technique lesson. I go more in depth in many videos!
2) absolutely keep it at a slow speed for a few days. It will naturally sink into your muscle memory and playing faster a few days in will feel natural. If you play too fast too soon, you'll notice it getting sloppy and it's VERY difficult to fix bad habits built this way!
@@DimitriFantini - perfect, thanks for letting me know - going to practice this all this week! :)
Let me know how it goes!
If I were you, I'd either NOT answer to dolts whom complain about the video not getting to the point, taking too long or whatever about the analogies, only because they can say what they want and it is of no consequence, whatsoever...or tell them to watch other videos - they HAVE the time...& to criticize. Pressing the Space Bar X2s the video. No need to answer about all THAT. My question was GONNA BE, nicely ('Why is it that at the end of an A or B, there seems to be 2 extra hits that are unneeded, or out of place? 6:32 to 6:41 played on .25 X is a way to see my point in question...what is the reason, if any?')...My OWN example of why one needs to take the time to absorb the lesson, not wolf it down. I see now that the pattern is not how I've been absorbing it otherwise, lol. This is quite coincidental to my hand-drumming at the 'puter. 🤣Oh, I have a 'set and I'll do this both the way it is depicted and the way I thought it was to be. Wow! Thanks for your efforts to instruct. 🤩 🤗😏
Muchas gracias Maestro.
You are welcome! ♥️
every drummer needs to watch this
I'll definitely gonna practice that! Thanks.
At 6:54 it says A= RRL B= RRL . It was a mistake right?
yes you might have noticed in other comments this was a typo that slipped past us!
A and B are supposed to be exactly what I say earlier in the video, always!
Great vid. But isn’t your diagram wrong for day 7?
Good catch!!!
It’s supposed to be RLL RRL
I watch these episodes 1000 times before release but sometimes my editing team and I miss something. Thanks for pointing it out!
video error on day seven. Same sticks for A and B ？
Yes it’s been brought to our attention, this one slipped past us!
I hear a lot of Mitch Mitchell in this pattern.
oh good ear and connection!
i wish you cut out the first 5 and a half unnecessary minutes of this video
You just did my friend. You just did…
Did he ever get to the point? I just gave up.
I can't find the link to the PDF you mentioned?
Me too !
Really nice!!!… i curious, what’s the fastest bpm you can play a six stroke roll?… and making combinations with the kick (doubles)?… thx so much!
I don’t know I haven’t measured! But I slowed it down for this video. You can definitely get it much faster than this!
@@DimitriFantini hi Dimitri... Thx for your reply. Actually I was asking to set it as a goal for myself... Is it around 120bpm?
Just checked for you and it’s sixteenth note triplets at 150-160 bpm. But I recommend you keep them very slow for a long time, that’s how you get it fast!!!!
@@DimitriFantini oh man thx so much!!! OMG!! 150bpm, impossible for me... I'll keep trying though. Thx!
@alexfr811 it will be possible if you take this lesson to heart and get your technique correct at very slow tempos and stay there for longer than you think you should! You can do it!
On Day Seven it cmes up with A - RRL and B - RRL. Shouldnt A be RLL ?????
Hello, somehow the link for the pdf download does not work , i tried a couple of times. Can you assist ? regards pat
shoot me an email please! Info@dimitrifantini.com
Hi Dimitri,
Thanks for this awesome Video!
Just for my understanding. The Result of Day Seven is (just) a Six Stroke Roll (2 Times). Is this correct?
Regards
Correct but the principle that gets you there is the important part! Plus the rest of the drum fill and how you can mix and match the different cells :)
Should you increase tempo throughout a single days practice or keep it the same?
same tempo for the whole time, especially if this is new for you! keep it slow please!
Hello Dimitri - thx for the information about the snare. Is it a new gretsch model or a vintage snare drum? Just wondering because of the internal tone control and the throw off...
Yep this is a current model! You have to custom order to get those specs. You can get that with any drum they make (I got the internal tone controls on every tom and bass drum)
You can play faster by changing just one thing; the speed at which you play.
touché
Bello/Magnifico.🎂✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️✡️
thank you so much!
6:53 Oops (A = RLL, B = RRL)
aw man I looked over this video 1000 times! There's always one bit that'll slip past ya haha
@@DimitriFantini it's easy to see how it could happen. I typed it wrong three times when I was writing the comment!
Ha!!!
Looks like a six stroke roll. R LLRR L, accents on the first R and last L.
Did you got to Hull university?
I did not
So you always lead with your right hand? RLL then RRL ?
Certainly not!! I personally tend to lead these patterns with my left or flip it in the middle (with some singles or some kicks), but am teaching it right lead for the masses lol. I’m a righty myself, but with these stickings I gravitate towards left lead.
Paradiddles are key
💡 You can actually write paradiddles using the triad matrix
I think you did the notation at 6:55 wrong: if A is RLL en B is RRL as you mentioned before, it should say RLL RRL RLL RRL?
I was going to say it’s just a 6 stroke roll…but it’s already been said
You haven’t watched to the end then
Six stroke roll. I like the exercise though
PARA-DIDA-LADA-DOODLE? is this real? i dont care but i like it :)
It’s the best rudiment known to mankind
It would be easier to understand if you drop the analogies.
My A....im lacking it 😒 😅 its always the non dominant hand it seems that needs the most attention.
6-stroke roll
Sometimes!
5:08 WTF is a Paradiddle Ladaloodle?
That’s what I wanna know
An old bebop hack. Good video nevertheless.
I wish that more people would just tell and teach that there are only 2 rudiments, singles and doubles, then all rudiments are made up of these
Don’t forget flams and double stops
I'm stuck in day seven
MOVE ON TO OTHER STUFF.
Isn’t it wrongly written at 7:00? Great lesson though, thank you.
Yep we know! It slipped past us sorry about that!
@@DimitriFantini it was a good test whether we are paying enough attention:))
@bobbyhilda5880 there you go I was testing you haha