informative and easy to comprehend I have played for many decades and love cruising YT for even more ideas good teaching format DA !I love to see the fairer gender play percussion 'specially the kit
I like that the title of this video doesn't mention that it is a woman on drums just to get those extra views. You'd think people would stop getting surprised by the opposite sex doing things that people wouldn't have expected 50 years ago.
So unfair, men who are 10x better don't even get noticed by these brands. You're even using double-pedal and still play these waaay to easy fills sloppy, but still get endorsed. If only I had a vagina, live would be way easier.
Hi There! The cymbal that you asked about is a Sabian AA 18" Brilliant, extra thin. All of my cymbals are extra thin, AA brilliants... I also use a 17", 16", 14".
Thanks for your interest and good luck with your drumming!
can anybody or Dale answer this question please, the cymb or shall i say , the closed hi-hat sounding !! that next too the mounted tom, whats the name of them and size??
Hi There! That instrument is made by Sabian and is called a Chopper!! It sounds cool, and is only around $100. There are a couple of different sizes available, mine is a 10". Thanks for your comments and good luck with your drumming!
Hello Dale, thanxs for the reply so quickly, after seeing your cymb's I went on there site and found them but i didnt know your size and yes they sound simply awesome, my set is not up yet as iam re-doing the basement over with sound proffing,insul, and new sheet-rock. I do have an axu-hi hat boom arm for a closed set-up which Iam confused now after hearing yours/ which do you prefur?? or give some advise pleze....
@daleannebrendon yeah i was gonna ask the same question but dale you are a amazing drummer i usually dont like girl drummers that may sound sexist but i just dont belive the have the passion for percussion but you on the other hand have so much passion then i do for drumming your timming is spot on and i hope to be as good as you one day
Love what your doing with these short licks and how at performance tempo they sound so cool. I call these "ice-ing licks". I make pretty good cake but I get bored sometimes with my ice-ing so it's nice to see someone else's "ice-ing". Keep it up.
FInally!! I keep hearing and seeing this lick in so many songs and videos but I could never break it down because they're always played at full speed. I didnt know what it was called either so I couldnt just google it. Thank you very much for breaking it down slowly. I don't have a double pedal though so Im going to have to work on this with a single. But at least now I know what to practice! Thanks a million. This lesson is priceless.
its my second time drumming and im 11 years old and i suck but hey. not every odys starts off a pro. im getting some rythem and i think you are better than my uncle.hes in a band and teaches me and you are a awesome drummer and im trying to play the same notes but i keep getting mixed up ps. keep making more videos.u r good at drumming
That little number is a Sabian chopper, 10". It is awesome to play on, a real sweet addition to a hihat or ride sound. Thanks for your interest, good luck with your drumming!!
Hi lwanete! I have been drumming for many years... since I was 12 yrs.old! The kit in the video is a Sonor Force 2007 birch kit... sounds awesome! I am a Sonor endorser and love the Force 2007 line, and I also play on the S-Classix line. The cymbals are Sabian- I love the AA crashes, thin and brilliant, and then I have lots of splashes, an AA ride and the "Chopper" which is really cool. Thanks for your interest, and good luck!
Hi rhcpkzi: Yes, I used a double pedal, and no, I can't get that speed with a single pedal. I think the double pedal sounds clean and punchy, and I like being able to achieve that speed no matter what it takes! Thanks for watching!
wow...all of her videos are amazing and are definitely worth watching. If you're watching this check out all of her other videos because they will blow you away...especially if you're a drummer.
Man I LOVE Sonor. I do not think I have ever heard a sonor kit that I did not like. Even the low end kits sound good. SONOR all the way!
jordanjcm 3 months ago
informative and easy to comprehend I have played for many decades and love cruising YT for even more ideas good teaching format DA !I love to see the fairer gender play percussion 'specially the kit
lairthehair 6 months ago
not to be a troll but this should be practiced on one pedal first be for u do it with too. not sure what intention was on video im just saying
XxskoolxX 7 months ago
Me thinks Sonor & Sabian would like to thank Dale Anne after this! Great stuff...
splatt33face 7 months ago
I like that the title of this video doesn't mention that it is a woman on drums just to get those extra views. You'd think people would stop getting surprised by the opposite sex doing things that people wouldn't have expected 50 years ago.
thesIeepywiIIow 8 months ago
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So unfair, men who are 10x better don't even get noticed by these brands. You're even using double-pedal and still play these waaay to easy fills sloppy, but still get endorsed. If only I had a vagina, live would be way easier.
LudwigNL 8 months ago
Who needs double pedal for something as simple as this...
SoulnRasen 10 months ago
Thanks for the lesson, helps us beginners out.
cmessineo1965 11 months ago
This is awesome. I need to learn it without the double peddle tho.
TimeBombStereo 1 year ago
Double pedal? are u kidding me?! -.-"
pampanoz 1 year ago
Very nice sounding kit...especially the snare & kick.
XDrummerSteve 1 year ago
When you try and do that same thing, at about 180BPM, withOUT a double pedal, that's when it gets tricky...
Sounds cool though. Typical metal fill. A lot of metal drummers use this. :)
snakespence 1 year ago
whats the crash at 0:35?
StardustRevolutionX 1 year ago
@StardustRevolutionX:
Hi There! The cymbal that you asked about is a Sabian AA 18" Brilliant, extra thin. All of my cymbals are extra thin, AA brilliants... I also use a 17", 16", 14".
Thanks for your interest and good luck with your drumming!
Dale Anne
daleannebrendon 1 year ago
thanks for not talking! good vid!
hundi333 1 year ago
can anybody or Dale answer this question please, the cymb or shall i say , the closed hi-hat sounding !! that next too the mounted tom, whats the name of them and size??
ajtoy454 1 year ago
@ajtoy454
Hi There! That instrument is made by Sabian and is called a Chopper!! It sounds cool, and is only around $100. There are a couple of different sizes available, mine is a 10". Thanks for your comments and good luck with your drumming!
Dale Anne
daleannebrendon 1 year ago
@daleannebrendon
Hello Dale, thanxs for the reply so quickly, after seeing your cymb's I went on there site and found them but i didnt know your size and yes they sound simply awesome, my set is not up yet as iam re-doing the basement over with sound proffing,insul, and new sheet-rock. I do have an axu-hi hat boom arm for a closed set-up which Iam confused now after hearing yours/ which do you prefur?? or give some advise pleze....
ajtoy454 1 year ago
@daleannebrendon yeah i was gonna ask the same question but dale you are a amazing drummer i usually dont like girl drummers that may sound sexist but i just dont belive the have the passion for percussion but you on the other hand have so much passion then i do for drumming your timming is spot on and i hope to be as good as you one day
TheZachCrooks 1 year ago
This sounds really really awesome! The only problem I have is that Dave Grohl could do this with one foot... can you?
bigmuffexpress 1 year ago
HOT !!!!
lolodrums 1 year ago
Nice pattern applied in a number of ways. Will have to try them on my kit :)
Cheers
pitman71 1 year ago
I like your style... no talking just drumming.
lacieburning 1 year ago
Love what your doing with these short licks and how at performance tempo they sound so cool. I call these "ice-ing licks". I make pretty good cake but I get bored sometimes with my ice-ing so it's nice to see someone else's "ice-ing". Keep it up.
Maybe some swing and blues "ice-ing"
All the best
Bubbarom
TheBubbarom 1 year ago
No talking, just drumming? sounds the total opposite of Jeff indyke.
bloodzeal 1 year ago
hard to get the lick to sound even between hands and feet like this.. mine sounds like a dogs breakfast in comparison .
EdgeStormcrow 1 year ago
beautiful... thank you for sharing.
flookee555 1 year ago
Very good !!!
Flergus 1 year ago
FInally!! I keep hearing and seeing this lick in so many songs and videos but I could never break it down because they're always played at full speed. I didnt know what it was called either so I couldnt just google it. Thank you very much for breaking it down slowly. I don't have a double pedal though so Im going to have to work on this with a single. But at least now I know what to practice! Thanks a million. This lesson is priceless.
paqman78 1 year ago
@paqman78
Thanks for the nice comments paqman 78! I am glad that my lesson helped you and it is kind of you to respond! Good luck with your drumming!!
daleannebrendon 1 year ago
@paqman78
Hi Paulo:
Thanks for the nice comments, I am glad you enjoyed my lesson. Good luck with your drumming! Fireflies video was very cool too!!
Dale Anne
daleannebrendon 1 year ago
wow. pretty good drummer. Looks like u have remo drum heads!
RHCP9181 1 year ago
your lessons are pretty good i just favorited three
n8isw8is 2 years ago
dang that set sounds awesome!! snare, bass, cymbals!!! and the ride....
lakersfan1044 2 years ago
slow to fast then gives exsample in a groove, great teacher
roger007p 2 years ago
She is doing using double pedal, which is really good, but when you do it one foot then at high speed then comes a li ttle bit of difficult.
drummerzarate 2 years ago
Excellent!
MusiciansQuarters 2 years ago
Nice
Kidhuey 2 years ago
Very nice sounding drum kit!
michdudeada 2 years ago
that ride sounds so nice
therealkingfuse 2 years ago
nice snare.
benhhx 2 years ago
My kind of woman. All action and no talk.
Are you married?
superminer66 2 years ago 26
There's nothing better than a good looking lady who can play drums like that.
Damn it!!!!!!!
superminer66 2 years ago
Omg ... thought this were a normal drum lessen... but it is with double bass.... -.-
lummi14 2 years ago 2
sounds cool
Jizzdapitt92 3 years ago
its my second time drumming and im 11 years old and i suck but hey. not every odys starts off a pro. im getting some rythem and i think you are better than my uncle.hes in a band and teaches me and you are a awesome drummer and im trying to play the same notes but i keep getting mixed up ps. keep making more videos.u r good at drumming
spugvayne 3 years ago
you are my new hero .. :D
chris22587 3 years ago
Hi TroyaE117:
That little number is a Sabian chopper, 10". It is awesome to play on, a real sweet addition to a hihat or ride sound. Thanks for your interest, good luck with your drumming!!
daleannebrendon 3 years ago
you are great you make it look so simple. i really like how that little cymbal sounds? what is it a splash? how does your snare not have overtones?
westernrebel89 2 years ago
Superb drumming, and all from a 4 drum kit.
What is that little hi-hat like device you use at middle left? It's a new one on me.
TroyaE117 3 years ago
awesome!!!
calishandy02 3 years ago
awesome, can you tell me the brand of your double pedal?
calishandy02 3 years ago
my god youre hot
tccs319 3 years ago
how many years druming? what set is it? cymbals? please discribe
Iwanete 3 years ago
Hi lwanete! I have been drumming for many years... since I was 12 yrs.old! The kit in the video is a Sonor Force 2007 birch kit... sounds awesome! I am a Sonor endorser and love the Force 2007 line, and I also play on the S-Classix line. The cymbals are Sabian- I love the AA crashes, thin and brilliant, and then I have lots of splashes, an AA ride and the "Chopper" which is really cool. Thanks for your interest, and good luck!
Dale Anne
daleannebrendon 3 years ago
great! thx a lot! kep the good work!ª!
Iwanete 3 years ago
double bass pedal.....she cheated!!
lol...i thought she used 1 pedal
rhcpkzi 3 years ago
Hi rhcpkzi: Yes, I used a double pedal, and no, I can't get that speed with a single pedal. I think the double pedal sounds clean and punchy, and I like being able to achieve that speed no matter what it takes! Thanks for watching!
Dale Anne
daleannebrendon 3 years ago
me enamore de la baterista y de su forma de tocar, yeah, me encanto.. bye y un saludo
brianvai 3 years ago
That is awesome Camrizzle!! I am so glad you're practising and also checking out my videos! A full length dvd will be out soon!
daleannebrendon 3 years ago
now THAT is cool!
Hvalborg1 3 years ago
i like the double bass!
kevinj300 3 years ago 2
wow...all of her videos are amazing and are definitely worth watching. If you're watching this check out all of her other videos because they will blow you away...especially if you're a drummer.
KamikazeRulez 3 years ago 6
awesome :]
girlmusicaddict 3 years ago 4