@Jhfgjdf when you go slow don't bounce the sticks but as you go faster its needed so don't feel like you're cheating when you bounce the stick unless your taking it super slow
@ipoddish you should use bounce so that u r pushing the sticks down only... if u just do a "buzz" u are not practicing doubles... which wouldnt make u faster.... so yeh use bounce but make sure ur doing so movements with ur wrist.. not just lettin the stick bounce :D
don't take my word as an experts advice but for those who're curious how this is done I believe you must hold the sticks firm enough to bounce. At higher speeds it seems to work well to let them bounce back down from your grip as you press into the drum lightly
don't take my word as an experts advice but for those who're curious how this is done I believe you must hold the stick firm enough to bounce at higher speeds it seems to work well to let them bounce back down from your grip
@allooutrick That's a slightly different thing called a double bounce roll. For the double STROKE roll you actually have to use your fingers or wrists to make the second hit as loud as the first -- you can't just rely on rebound.
Double bounce is useful and much easier, but double stroke is what you should aim for if you're trying to be good.
The only advice I can give us constantly practice simply just stroking the pad with just your fingers, and just improvise rolls and strokes to keep you from getting too bored. Try to always improvise area that you lack in, the more mistakes you make the faster youll get better :D If you feel that your double stroke is still lacking go back to the drawing bored and just practice your left hand improvise rolls and try it again a day or two. Thats how learned how to do it anyway..just gotta beat it
@MINIMI95020 you start with just 2 single strokes, transistion into double strokes, and end in buzzes. just search those up and get smooth transitions...
@MINIMI95020 At one time,in slow pace,you are doing it twice per hand,twice right twice left,but after some speed is added,you have to let your stick bounces,similar like in a drum rudiments 4 video.one hand stroke = two time bounce,in medium speed,you have to lose your grip,and have to hold your stick nothing but index finger and thumb.sou you get that bounce.as you getting faster,you projecting more grip between that two finger,ofc,it's easier to do it on snare,on toms is a bit difficult.=)
im using a pillow to train my wrists, saw a guy doing decent rolls on the pillows, but no matter how much i practice i just cant get the hang of it ... :(
A couple of times i went on this ( Great ) site and the videos went one right after the other , so i could practice the rudiments with out having to stop . But now it wont do it . Can some one please tell me what i am not doing or doing wrong . Sorry im just getting used to being blind . Thanks in advance
@rocopoco55 Simply buying a practice pad and a pair of sticks and practicing every day isn't guaranteed to make you great. You need to be practicing in the correct way, and it is a good idea to get a dvd or 2 (if you're not taking lessons) to get a good basic technique down (I've learnt this the hard way) So I wouldn't call books or videos silly, you can learn a lot from them.. so really you're "best advice for noobies" isn't good advice at all.
Wow this really helps!!! all the other videos on here are too complicated but u really help, thank u. i really need this to play snare in marching band for next week
He is pressing a lot. That is not the best way to perform double stroke rolls. That's jkind of cheating if your don't let the stick bounce but press it on the pad,.
If your looking to learn all 40 rudiments check out TheMikeFix youtube channel, there is this poster that has all 40 on it, lol it helped me out so much!
in my opinion .. you should practice on a surface with a rebound because with the pillow you exert more effort and you don't use the finger control unless u want that :)
i play the drums and its hard not 2 me but 2 noobs in drumming dont think beating on a damn pillow gonna help go take band classes or camps or go to a band director
@hiphopsucks96 Holy crap you're right lol. IE: Practicing on my bed. It actually might be better for your practicing too! it absorbs the hit, requiring more energy to strike/withdraw your sticks...endurance building? Idk.
@littlejmr15 it isn't. On double strokes, u don't rely as much on your fulcrum as you do with singles, cuz there's rebound involved. When you play single strokes, it actually takes more technique to build them up, because they force you to use more fingers, less wrist, and ultimately no arm. So when you play them on a pillow, there isn't any bounce working against you, so you don't need to use as much fulcrum. So it's easier.
@hiphopsucks96 this is probably the worst comment ive ever seen. when u play snare or quads, u rely on the bounce so u don't get tired. its better to play on a practice pad then on a pillow mainly because a pillow provides no bounce meaning u r using muscles to move the stick up and down AKA no technique. and u always rely on fulcrum... bad fulcrum means no bounce....
@hiphopsucks96 forgot to say that the only reason u should be playing on a pillow is to build endurance or if u play bass drum... but playing on practice pad is still better for endurance training =P
@hiphopsucks96 - You must harness the rebound in order to play in a relaxed state. Allow the rebound of the stick to set your wrist for the next stroke. Playing on a pillow makes your wrist do all the work instead of the stick causing tension in you wrists.
@hiphopsucks96 Yes it's ALOT easier... anyone other than me play on their leg? It does hurt after a while but I think it's a comfortable surface for me to play on since it's around the area where a snare would be.
@hiphopsucks96 yeah but i dont think thats a good practice, u need to develop the rebound reflex and also i dont think u can get a consistent machine gun sound with that second stroke on a slower surface at high speed.Best thing for me is one stroke with the wrist and after the rebound u catch it up with the fingers.Check out chapin video or tommy igoe or jojo's secret weapons on open roll
The closing of the roll was slightly dramatic. And perhaps a more economical view of the entire hands would a better idea. None the less, a definite example. Please understand that the use of finger control begins at relative tempos. The back of the hand is generally a more comfortable area for slower tempos and lower strokes. And I DO NOT suggest pillow practice, as it completely eliminates rebound in the worst of ways. Try adding towels to your practice pad.
i dont like this wrist-wrist technique i find it really hard to speed up.Check out derrick pope double stroke , harder at the beggining but after u learn that wrist-fingers technique its easier to speed up and also is really good for paradiddles :)
You don't like but you don't use fingers when you are at slow tempo and training double stroke open roll. I train (you should too) on pillow and with wrists and accents. Better result ofcourse
No, they shouldn't! That means you are playing with tense hands or wrists. You should be completely relaxed. It should feel as if you worked out your arm muscles while doing the rudiment.
I thought he would play faster as I was playing along, I can go considerably faster I'm pretty sure he can too considering I haven't been playing very long.
i dont know why someone gave you a thumbs down. they are promark sd-10 marching sticks. i just bought a pair this past saturday. i love them. i prefer them over vic firth almost.
im right handed, so to strengthen my left i started alot of rudiments w/ my left. So try starting w/ ur right for a while and see if things gett better.
Well I saw the Drum Rudiments #5 video. One guy said he was left handed but he was faster with his right hand. He got that way by doing strokes like (LRR LRR LRR). So try reversing it like (RLL RLL RLL) good luck man
It's about the rebound....not the stroke. Check out some finger techniques....learn a CORRECT grip....german matched, american matched or french (timphany). All allow good finger control.
Yeah the only books you'll want to buy are the ones with exercises in them. Otherwise, technique books/videos are a waste of money. If you want to learn technique, and more advanced stuff then take lessons.
@rocopoco55 do invest in a private lesson teacher, books and videos are dumb because they dont correct your flaws and they dont stop you from developing bad habits
Again, way too much wrist. You are working way too hard and your smoothness is suffering. Learn to use the rebound method and your fingers instead of your wrist.
It's pretty simple really. First, place the stick between the pad of the thumb and the second digit of the index finger. You don't want it too loose or tight. You use the wrist to being the stick down in contact with the head. Allow the natural "rebound" of the head to bring the stick back up. You then use the middle and ring fingers to bring it back down. The best explanation of this technique, is in Jack Bennett'S "Ultimate Drumming System". It will be the best drumming investment you make.
Lol yea sounds like the hits are being choked... not suprising considering this guy is using TREE TRUNKS!!!! These are the chunkiest mothers i've ever seen!!! I want one lol!
I need to get a practice pad I'm supposing.. I'm self teaching on the drums and now I'm seeing that I've got rudiments to learn... so a practice pad is much needed... any recommendation on a good one that DOES NOT have to be mounted on a cymbal stand?
i recommend the HQ double sided pad or the vater double sided pad. the HQ has a quiet side and a very hard and loud side so you can hear yourself when doing really fast diddles. I have the Vater double sided pad that is on a sound percussion snare stand. I like my set up. One side is soft and the other side is a little harder but audible (not as much as the HQ). the HQ pad is easier to get dirt and other stuff of off too
Here's an example. Look up Travis barker snare solo on youtube. [ATTENTION, DRUMMERS, don't laugh, I know it's not amazingly difficult] but there is a good beat. But all travis is doing are five stroke rolls, flams, long double stroke rolls, backsticking, and a rimshot. All rudiments. I believe ahaha.
Basically if you're too fuckin stupid to learn by sight he's demonstrating how to go from played the roll closed when you play it slow to playing it open once you speed up. If you couldn't pick that shit up then put the damn sticks down and rethink your musical selection.
rudiments are great man, ive been practicing five of them a couple of days a week for some months and you can really feel the difference. I'm much afster and my arms and hands are not robot-like anymore
Let me give you young bucks a comment. This person knows something. It ain't teaching. And it ain't a rudiments. Rudiments are about control. And a true rudiments take up to four minutes to prove.
For all you idiots out there, if you were teaching somebody how to ride a bike, you would over exagerate your actions so they can easily see what to do. Likewise the drummer here has his sticks/elbows/whatever you guys bitch about up so you can more easily see how to do it.
my hands r pretty slow so i cant do that. but i made up my own version of the double roll. lett it bounce twice like a note with the z over it continuously by eache hand and get faster. it should sound pretty dramatic and its not hard
this is also known as the long roll
mitchneilson 4 weeks ago in playlist More videos from DrumRudiments
sounds like the beginning to one by swedish house mafia
misterj4mz 1 month ago
I have finally learnt to do this!
Keep the faith and practice practice practice, you'll get there!
Aljess 1 month ago 2
i feel like cheating when i bounce the stik
Jhfgjdf 2 months ago
@Jhfgjdf when you go slow don't bounce the sticks but as you go faster its needed so don't feel like you're cheating when you bounce the stick unless your taking it super slow
Mushroomyful 2 months ago
Try as I may, I cannot do that.:(
Eiderwine 4 months ago
I LOVE your drumsticks.
And no, you don't have to bounce.
iOpacity 4 months ago
drummer practicing.... MACHINE GUN! ... drummer practicing
leoisrael223 4 months ago 2
eew your drumsticks are creepy. theyre just nubs
kungfuninja55 4 months ago
he need to work on his doubles....
darkpunketo 4 months ago
If u go much faster, you HAVE to use bounce right? Or else it might be impossible o.O
sodasodahero 5 months ago
very nice and clean, but too much arm movement. USE YOUR WRISTS
DaKingDestroysZombie 5 months ago
wow how do you move from this on the pad to on the snare (like, drumkit snare)?
also, you HAVE to bounce the double stroke at higher speeds right?
heynowfillourhearts 6 months ago
what's the name of the pad he use?
maxjordison14 6 months ago
0:25 for transition from double stroke roll to buzz roll
TheMexChipmunk 6 months ago 2
This is my favorite one.
ToxicityX67 7 months ago
Should you bounce double stroke rolls
ipoddish 7 months ago
@ipoddish you should use bounce so that u r pushing the sticks down only... if u just do a "buzz" u are not practicing doubles... which wouldnt make u faster.... so yeh use bounce but make sure ur doing so movements with ur wrist.. not just lettin the stick bounce :D
hostagesoflife 6 months ago
I dont know why, this is my favorite (of the few I know xD) rudiment, from the second I learned it I got so fast so quick.
amicrazi 7 months ago
i like,,,
ghodiel1234 7 months ago
@miketwo345 ohhh ok. Makes sense. Thanks for the correction :)
allooutrick 7 months ago
don't take my word as an experts advice but for those who're curious how this is done I believe you must hold the sticks firm enough to bounce. At higher speeds it seems to work well to let them bounce back down from your grip as you press into the drum lightly
allooutrick 7 months ago
don't take my word as an experts advice but for those who're curious how this is done I believe you must hold the stick firm enough to bounce at higher speeds it seems to work well to let them bounce back down from your grip
allooutrick 7 months ago
@allooutrick That's a slightly different thing called a double bounce roll. For the double STROKE roll you actually have to use your fingers or wrists to make the second hit as loud as the first -- you can't just rely on rebound.
Double bounce is useful and much easier, but double stroke is what you should aim for if you're trying to be good.
miketwo345 7 months ago
this is soooo great i learned it in my first try!!!!
BiqqDeezyVEVO 8 months ago
i loved the slow decline there, hot!
yurusemasen 8 months ago
I cant do this =(
sabbywins 8 months ago
I wish Time Warp would do a video on double rolls.
TheBadmthrfckr 8 months ago
been working on that and the flam its so confusing
GianMayI 9 months ago
your amazing! thank you!
bluesmiles77 9 months ago
Don't you think showing the action of your hands, would of helped make this a better instructional video?
mrmarkymark58 9 months ago
@mrmarkymark58 Agree with you!
WiredDrummer 8 months ago in playlist Drum Rudiments
oh man... I press the replay button just to listen to this! )
GtheJAR 10 months ago
NICE!
05bOXTER 10 months ago
The only advice I can give us constantly practice simply just stroking the pad with just your fingers, and just improvise rolls and strokes to keep you from getting too bored. Try to always improvise area that you lack in, the more mistakes you make the faster youll get better :D If you feel that your double stroke is still lacking go back to the drawing bored and just practice your left hand improvise rolls and try it again a day or two. Thats how learned how to do it anyway..just gotta beat it
Yosh0 10 months ago
HOW THE FUCK DID YOU DO THAT!
MINIMI95020 10 months ago 39
@MINIMI95020 drop and grabs. you posted that comment 5 months ago so hopefully you understand how to do it by now. if not i may be able to help
LeGiTxBaDgEr 5 months ago
@MINIMI95020 you start with just 2 single strokes, transistion into double strokes, and end in buzzes. just search those up and get smooth transitions...
noobsdumb 5 months ago
@MINIMI95020 At one time,in slow pace,you are doing it twice per hand,twice right twice left,but after some speed is added,you have to let your stick bounces,similar like in a drum rudiments 4 video.one hand stroke = two time bounce,in medium speed,you have to lose your grip,and have to hold your stick nothing but index finger and thumb.sou you get that bounce.as you getting faster,you projecting more grip between that two finger,ofc,it's easier to do it on snare,on toms is a bit difficult.=)
godleftundone 4 months ago
@MINIMI95020 just bounce the stick lol
MrAmk47cod 3 months ago
nevermind, i tightened the pad and now the bounce makes it soo much easier
TheMexChipmunk 10 months ago
i can't do it as fast as you.
How can I do it faster, or I have to practise practise and practise till a day, when it works good?
lacz66 11 months ago
@lacz66 me too! i'm having the same problem... my left hand is the one giving me problem
HELP PLEASE
TheMexChipmunk 10 months ago
WHEEL OF FORTUNE!
satelliteradio711 11 months ago 2
at 24 you stop double stroke rolling and u start cheating by restricting the sticks bounce
foreverlikesbc 1 year ago
machine gun!!!!!
vizionmusik 1 year ago
im using a pillow to train my wrists, saw a guy doing decent rolls on the pillows, but no matter how much i practice i just cant get the hang of it ... :(
panadesu 1 year ago
A couple of times i went on this ( Great ) site and the videos went one right after the other , so i could practice the rudiments with out having to stop . But now it wont do it . Can some one please tell me what i am not doing or doing wrong . Sorry im just getting used to being blind . Thanks in advance
lawnenforcement11 1 year ago
Those are some strange drum sticks.
DanLetts97 1 year ago
This guy is crazy fast. How the hell does he do that with his left hand? lol
screamolives 1 year ago
@songlover547 seeing as the shadows on his left hand never met,probably not :D
Koshimae217 1 year ago
@songlover547 seeing as his shadow on his left hand never came together at any point,probably not
Koshimae217 1 year ago
Downstrokes like a mother fucker. Sticks don't breathe or produce good sound quality. And you use all arm.
And your stick paths suck. I really hope nobody is watching these videos to learn shit.
MarchingMaximous 1 year ago
@MarchingMaximous At the end of the day man, he can play the rudiments fast. It looks good to me.
georgevts 1 year ago
You know what sucks. when you are a tenor player and you try to learn traditional
6393dude 1 year ago
Nice drum sticks... I think?
foxsk8er21 1 year ago
to anyone who is intermediate to advanced at percussion- secret weapons for the modern drummer by jojo mayer is a great instructional video.
insanitystruck 1 year ago
@rocopoco55 Simply buying a practice pad and a pair of sticks and practicing every day isn't guaranteed to make you great. You need to be practicing in the correct way, and it is a good idea to get a dvd or 2 (if you're not taking lessons) to get a good basic technique down (I've learnt this the hard way) So I wouldn't call books or videos silly, you can learn a lot from them.. so really you're "best advice for noobies" isn't good advice at all.
supernickynick 1 year ago 9
Wow this really helps!!! all the other videos on here are too complicated but u really help, thank u. i really need this to play snare in marching band for next week
breezem15 1 year ago
he did bounce the sticks to make it go that fast right?
jasonongsip 1 year ago
@jasonongsip yea, lol
MasterMunkLeon 1 year ago
@MasterMunkLeon thanks. coz if he wasnt.. that just insane... @_@
jasonongsip 1 year ago
How can I get my right hand to go faster?
XxXweirdofreak21XxX 1 year ago
how do you get ur double strokes to go that faaast??
jaydoode15 1 year ago
holy crap thats fast
BBQwatchman 1 year ago
sounded like a plan taking of
penspinig333 1 year ago
awsome but where can i get a pad like that
luoiaisahindu 1 year ago
@luoiaisahindu any single music store in the nation
superman84241 1 year ago
He is pressing a lot. That is not the best way to perform double stroke rolls. That's jkind of cheating if your don't let the stick bounce but press it on the pad,.
ShortyOwned 1 year ago
yeah every day, and not only with your hands, but your feet too!!
hatefullmind 1 year ago
If your looking to learn all 40 rudiments check out TheMikeFix youtube channel, there is this poster that has all 40 on it, lol it helped me out so much!
regret80 1 year ago
Does anyone else notice that it is alot easier to play singles on a pillow, or a surface without any rebound?
hiphopsucks96 2 years ago 53
yes. but not with traditional grip. trad needs more rebound to work well.
antibulletdodger101 2 years ago
I find it harder to play without rebound actually.
nhdude6 1 year ago
i think you're wrong ...
in my opinion .. you should practice on a surface with a rebound because with the pillow you exert more effort and you don't use the finger control unless u want that :)
MrZamoor 1 year ago
@hiphopsucks96 Wtf are you smoking?
nintendorox5 1 year ago
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hiphopsucks96 1 year ago
@hiphopsucks96
i play the drums and its hard not 2 me but 2 noobs in drumming dont think beating on a damn pillow gonna help go take band classes or camps or go to a band director
malikjealen 1 year ago
@hiphopsucks96 yes
numanuma20 1 year ago
@hiphopsucks96 Holy crap you're right lol. IE: Practicing on my bed. It actually might be better for your practicing too! it absorbs the hit, requiring more energy to strike/withdraw your sticks...endurance building? Idk.
BashYouLongtime 1 year ago
@hiphopsucks96 i wonder if this is sarcasm...
littlejmr15 1 year ago
@littlejmr15 it isn't. On double strokes, u don't rely as much on your fulcrum as you do with singles, cuz there's rebound involved. When you play single strokes, it actually takes more technique to build them up, because they force you to use more fingers, less wrist, and ultimately no arm. So when you play them on a pillow, there isn't any bounce working against you, so you don't need to use as much fulcrum. So it's easier.
hiphopsucks96 1 year ago
@hiphopsucks96 this is probably the worst comment ive ever seen. when u play snare or quads, u rely on the bounce so u don't get tired. its better to play on a practice pad then on a pillow mainly because a pillow provides no bounce meaning u r using muscles to move the stick up and down AKA no technique. and u always rely on fulcrum... bad fulcrum means no bounce....
littlejmr15 1 year ago
@hiphopsucks96 forgot to say that the only reason u should be playing on a pillow is to build endurance or if u play bass drum... but playing on practice pad is still better for endurance training =P
littlejmr15 1 year ago
@hiphopsucks96 Makes more sense to practice on whatever gives the closest rebound to a drum, though.
gogogadgetspoon 1 year ago
@hiphopsucks96 - You must harness the rebound in order to play in a relaxed state. Allow the rebound of the stick to set your wrist for the next stroke. Playing on a pillow makes your wrist do all the work instead of the stick causing tension in you wrists.
phantomrash 1 year ago
@hiphopsucks96 Yes it's ALOT easier... anyone other than me play on their leg? It does hurt after a while but I think it's a comfortable surface for me to play on since it's around the area where a snare would be.
SoulnRasen 1 year ago
@hiphopsucks96 yeah but i dont think thats a good practice, u need to develop the rebound reflex and also i dont think u can get a consistent machine gun sound with that second stroke on a slower surface at high speed.Best thing for me is one stroke with the wrist and after the rebound u catch it up with the fingers.Check out chapin video or tommy igoe or jojo's secret weapons on open roll
blapis89 1 year ago
@hiphopsucks96 Yesss Omg Your Very Right.. . .
BeeNicia 7 months ago
@hiphopsucks96 yup
paradisemiles232 5 months ago
this guy is ok but not nobody i would want training from in i been playin for 10yrs
md202025 2 years ago
@md202025 What? None of that made any sense. U sound like Boomhauer from King of the Hill. : P
hiphopsucks96 1 year ago
The closing of the roll was slightly dramatic. And perhaps a more economical view of the entire hands would a better idea. None the less, a definite example. Please understand that the use of finger control begins at relative tempos. The back of the hand is generally a more comfortable area for slower tempos and lower strokes. And I DO NOT suggest pillow practice, as it completely eliminates rebound in the worst of ways. Try adding towels to your practice pad.
slavetothestix2 2 years ago
@slavetothestix2 Jojo Mayer's advice! :)
Drumfusions 2 years ago
Omg.
My left hand is weak..
Stimofo16 2 years ago
i dont like this wrist-wrist technique i find it really hard to speed up.Check out derrick pope double stroke , harder at the beggining but after u learn that wrist-fingers technique its easier to speed up and also is really good for paradiddles :)
blapis89 2 years ago
@blapis89
You don't like but you don't use fingers when you are at slow tempo and training double stroke open roll. I train (you should too) on pillow and with wrists and accents. Better result ofcourse
MrRandomOwnage 2 years ago
forearms should burn, right? if so then need to workout those forearms then
nickfizzle1212 2 years ago
No, they shouldn't! That means you are playing with tense hands or wrists. You should be completely relaxed. It should feel as if you worked out your arm muscles while doing the rudiment.
BachaBachaNinja 2 years ago
I know like 10 drummers
i know 6 rudiments, the rest 3 or doesnt know what is it O.o
i would go 5% xD
Kudan26 2 years ago
I learned rudiments before I got a full drum set.
But the double stroke rolls are handy when moving around a full set.. doing a buzz roll just doesn't get loud enough on the toms.
MtnXfreeride 2 years ago
i can´t do these for shit.but i don´t know why cause they are simple as hell.i have to practise some more =S
RapiDEraZeR 2 years ago 2
Finaly , Someone who dosnt Buzz.. Thats Great :)
GuitarPlayerAdam 2 years ago
TOTALLY AGREE :)
MrZamoor 2 years ago
If you want a coplete quality PDF with the 40 rudiments go to drumwatch.wordpress(dot)com
You'll find drum music sheets. Daily updated drummers blog.
DrumWatchBlog 2 years ago
sweet!!!!!!
majirokr 2 years ago
ur left hand doesnt go down and come up straight, it goes in circles
abcasd1 2 years ago
what kind of drumstick are that????
RickyAvenged7fold 2 years ago
How long have you been playing the drums because there isnt a word to describe how good you are
TheonlyNiyrulegend 2 years ago 2
Your doubles stroke rolls sounds really clean, good job man!
Blacklorigine 2 years ago
I like your vids because they are clear, self-explanatory, succinct and you don't waste time with talking. Great job. Thanks.
577666 2 years ago 33
Well that's untrue....
limeball123 2 years ago
...and you took precious time out of your life to tell me that you don't care. Ironic?
a1q2s3 2 years ago
is that the soundtrack of the movie Jaws? ha
skwinkle79 2 years ago 2
I thought he would play faster as I was playing along, I can go considerably faster I'm pretty sure he can too considering I haven't been playing very long.
a1q2s3 2 years ago
He's only dong it to the standard at which it's accepted as being able to successfully pull the rudiment off.
brennan93 2 years ago 3
what kind of sticks
catlin61 2 years ago
the brand looks like a pair of pro-marks
mofokilla27 2 years ago
i dont know why someone gave you a thumbs down. they are promark sd-10 marching sticks. i just bought a pair this past saturday. i love them. i prefer them over vic firth almost.
XylussN 2 years ago
JESUS MARIA AND JOSEPH !!! that was fast! :O
infiniteobscure 2 years ago
what about those who are left handed, and have a problem with their right lol
twenebk01 2 years ago
im right handed, so to strengthen my left i started alot of rudiments w/ my left. So try starting w/ ur right for a while and see if things gett better.
mofokilla27 2 years ago
RUDI RUDIMENT
LOL
sk8nmetalpsycho 2 years ago
iam bad with my left hand... argh..!!! my left hand does 1 stroke but my right does 2 ... damn i have to prac more
pollsayspaul 3 years ago
Well I saw the Drum Rudiments #5 video. One guy said he was left handed but he was faster with his right hand. He got that way by doing strokes like (LRR LRR LRR). So try reversing it like (RLL RLL RLL) good luck man
immanueldk92 2 years ago
i dnt know why, but almost every beginner is bad with the left hand..i'm like that aswell.
twenebk01 2 years ago
This comment has received too many negative votes show
No matter how good you get, your left hand will never be as good as your right hand.
AaronGoldfein 2 years ago
why is everyone marking it down it the truth
nephilim13x 2 years ago
It's about the rebound....not the stroke. Check out some finger techniques....learn a CORRECT grip....german matched, american matched or french (timphany). All allow good finger control.
Good luck.
HEYBUDD 2 years ago
holding sticks way to tight and loosen up the wrists!
nice job tho
drummernamedrae 3 years ago
BEST ADVICE FOR NOOBIES
dont waste your money on silly videos or books
just go buy two sticks and a practice pad and practice hard every single day.
rocopoco55 3 years ago 70
Yeah the only books you'll want to buy are the ones with exercises in them. Otherwise, technique books/videos are a waste of money. If you want to learn technique, and more advanced stuff then take lessons.
RIce2324 3 years ago 3
@rocopoco55 do invest in a private lesson teacher, books and videos are dumb because they dont correct your flaws and they dont stop you from developing bad habits
superman84241 1 year ago
@rocopoco55 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA XD dude you crack me up XD
superjboy16 1 year ago
@rocopoco55 ROFL i just ordered a drum pad and sticks... and was watching how to play paradiddles
drew0167 1 year ago
Again, way too much wrist. You are working way too hard and your smoothness is suffering. Learn to use the rebound method and your fingers instead of your wrist.
southernrockdrummer 3 years ago
whats the rebound method? (form a beginner drummer)
ncurry09 3 years ago
It's pretty simple really. First, place the stick between the pad of the thumb and the second digit of the index finger. You don't want it too loose or tight. You use the wrist to being the stick down in contact with the head. Allow the natural "rebound" of the head to bring the stick back up. You then use the middle and ring fingers to bring it back down. The best explanation of this technique, is in Jack Bennett'S "Ultimate Drumming System". It will be the best drumming investment you make.
southernrockdrummer 3 years ago 2
gotya! thanks a lot!!
ncurry09 3 years ago
Lol yea sounds like the hits are being choked... not suprising considering this guy is using TREE TRUNKS!!!! These are the chunkiest mothers i've ever seen!!! I want one lol!
thehoffa 3 years ago 3
now try not getting louder as you go faster
Johnaram 3 years ago
That's crazy!
DrRedkin 3 years ago
Those r some wierd drum sticks
Piglet266 3 years ago
Hes using only the wrists??
WiredDrummer 3 years ago
This one is easier then the others.
warp525 3 years ago
agreed
mjd032 3 years ago
how much difference does wrist double stroke vs finger double stroke in terms of playing in music?
tollymick777 3 years ago
volume
benza435 3 years ago
I need to get a practice pad I'm supposing.. I'm self teaching on the drums and now I'm seeing that I've got rudiments to learn... so a practice pad is much needed... any recommendation on a good one that DOES NOT have to be mounted on a cymbal stand?
meritalong 3 years ago
i recommend the HQ double sided pad or the vater double sided pad. the HQ has a quiet side and a very hard and loud side so you can hear yourself when doing really fast diddles. I have the Vater double sided pad that is on a sound percussion snare stand. I like my set up. One side is soft and the other side is a little harder but audible (not as much as the HQ). the HQ pad is easier to get dirt and other stuff of off too
hempaw 3 years ago
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WTF, I thought rudiments were what you base beats off of, not teaching different drum rolls!
FriendlyCrackDealer 3 years ago
Yes and no...Imo.
You need to know rudiments for any drumming.
Here's an example. Look up Travis barker snare solo on youtube. [ATTENTION, DRUMMERS, don't laugh, I know it's not amazingly difficult] but there is a good beat. But all travis is doing are five stroke rolls, flams, long double stroke rolls, backsticking, and a rimshot. All rudiments. I believe ahaha.
katween093 3 years ago
Basically if you're too fuckin stupid to learn by sight he's demonstrating how to go from played the roll closed when you play it slow to playing it open once you speed up. If you couldn't pick that shit up then put the damn sticks down and rethink your musical selection.
daprep11 3 years ago
laaaaaaaaaaaammmeeee
witeit 3 years ago
rudiments are great man, ive been practicing five of them a couple of days a week for some months and you can really feel the difference. I'm much afster and my arms and hands are not robot-like anymore
ParnvoL 3 years ago 4
Let me give you young bucks a comment. This person knows something. It ain't teaching. And it ain't a rudiments. Rudiments are about control. And a true rudiments take up to four minutes to prove.
alipool 3 years ago
For all you idiots out there, if you were teaching somebody how to ride a bike, you would over exagerate your actions so they can easily see what to do. Likewise the drummer here has his sticks/elbows/whatever you guys bitch about up so you can more easily see how to do it.
Tirskar 3 years ago
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Sorry, but you shouldn't be trying to teach anyone, your technique is all wrong.
Adobetube555 3 years ago
YEAH, EVERY SINGLE BIT OF IT IS WRONG.
YOU CAN'T DO ANYTHING RIGHT. WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU?
Also, shut the fuck up.
Ixidor251 3 years ago 4
THANK YOU !!!
all his videos
IF UR GONNA SHOW THE RUDIMENTS USE PROPER TECHNIQUE
traditional pipe band grip... not kit u dick
gwoodfener 3 years ago
too much arm! :p
babydrummer23 3 years ago
i think ur movin ur elbows
Enuop 3 years ago
sorry stiffy
adrummer469 3 years ago
arent his sticks really high?
skankfaceman 4 years ago
lol, i can keep up till about 24, ill have to work on this one. these are great and are helping me a lot.
gtrplyr12345 4 years ago
yeah same here.
yourusernamehere2 3 years ago
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OldSteamer 4 years ago
my hands r pretty slow so i cant do that. but i made up my own version of the double roll. lett it bounce twice like a note with the z over it continuously by eache hand and get faster. it should sound pretty dramatic and its not hard
nwii76 4 years ago
guess I could use it. hey, and who thought this comment was bad ? my hands are slow too...
TroisNyxEtienne 4 years ago
and the breaking point is heaps obvious,
like wen he slows down and speeds up, as he goes to diddles or out of diddles it is messy which creates a bad sound.
brownjoe2 4 years ago
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u suck cause u bouncing all those fast diddles
Farquharson16 4 years ago
are you black
drumbum421xx 4 years ago
yeah i'm black i could do faster and cleaner diddles than that. why the f*** u wanna know?
Farquharson16 4 years ago