The term breakbeat is used by different groups and changed over the last 15 years or so. They used it when jungle came up in the mid 90's and nowadays it's used for hiphop grooves, a bit confusing I find. The focus in this vid is on D&B grooves, where the term is used as well for broken rhythms. The rhythm is of course 220 Bpm. The tempo of a beat is decided by the quarter notes in a beat (snare is here on 2 and 4), that's how you decide the tempo of a beat or song. Cheers Ydna
@Jungleritter He's not talking about the Breakbeat genre, he's talking about the term 'breakbeat' in its traditional sense which is a beat, which breaks apart from the regular beat of the song, usually at a faster pace and/or off-beat syncopations.
Well, I like to hear that! The drums are all acoustic, no triggers involved. The quality of the drums is good, my recording equipment and room are not great but decent and I know quite a bit about audio engineering, that together delivers a fairly good sound. I use some plug ins and hardware equipment like preamps, noise gates, compressors etc. Glad to hear you like the sound, take care!
Yeah, I know, that's probably because I don't play 16th notes. The Bpm tempo of a drum beat or song is decided by the pulse, or quarter notes.The snare here is played on 2 and 4, so if you count the 1,2,3, and 4 and measure it you're gonna see it is 220 Bpm indeed.
@rekinu5 Most people talking about those speeds are speaking of 16th notes, with this guy speaking of 8ths, to use the language of the guys you're talking about (16ths), he's playing 110
Thanx :-) Unfortunately the book is not available as a pfd file, sorry. I use ground shipping which is quite cheap but it would take about 9 weeks to NZ...
Wow! I can't believe there is such an astute instructor and school of this level in Powell River? How did I miss this...haha...cool and philcmyk is an ass...obvioulsy doesn't drum much if at all to not see the amazing rudiments.
Thanks mate! Yeah, Powell River is a great place for drumming and mountain biking :-) Where are you from?
As far as the comment down below goes, I don't care, the YouTube community is great but every now and then there are idiots around just leaving hate mail on other peoples pages, I guess we all have to live with that, best to just ignore those idiots, I guess...
all the people who use machines to generate this sort of drum n bass are good enough alright, but when this man plays it right infront f you i just think WOW! pure natural talent at its best. i am in awe i really am. well done and keep up the great work!
Thanks, I really appreciate your comment!! The whole purpose of my channel here is to inspire drummers to play this music, it's all doable, for sure :-) And I'd love to see more drummers playing this stuff live...
@Jungleritter : Hello, I love your video dude, I subscribe ! I have a question about this one : is this an "effect" add by computer at 0:20 (when you open your hi-hat, the sound is "tchak - tchak) or is your cymbal do that sound ? Thank's, and keep up good work ! (and sorry if I do mistake but I'm french :/ )
You want a challenge on drums? Try and play this song. It's breakcore, which, in the artists case, means the drums have to be nearly impossible to play. It's all artificial though. Here's a link:
Hello, I record with Logic Audio. Can't really remember what effects I was uing in this video but usually there's a little bit of Distortion on the bass drum to give it this electronic sound. All the other stuff is regular drumset treatment like compressor, noise gate, some reverb, exciter. I might have used a pitch shifter on the hihat, I do that sometimes to change my hihat sound.
There's probably a lot of beats on my channel you could sample. Some DJ's did that in the past and send me the links to their work, that's really cool. Go ahead and give it a try, I don't mind at all.
Yes, but that doesn't make much sense. D&B is usually played around 170 up to 190 with very fast songs. So 220 Bpm is way over the top already, just to showcase how well this technique works.
That's fine. Sometimes people send me a link if they upload stuff where they used my samples. I really enjoy listening to that, would be nice if you could do that as well :-)
this is what i like to play on my druums aswell but together with a bass and head guitar and a voice plus synth. so you can create your own dNb
great thanks to you for showing me some easy tricks how to play it faster like the paradiddle stuff and no i know that i also have to buy an effect snar and stuff which you do own already :D
@madguitarist104 I believe that piccolo means 3" deep or less, and then you have diameters: 'regular' (14"), 'soprano' (12" and 13") and 'sopranino' (10"). Hope this helped! :)
I'm no drum expert or anything but shouldn't you do exactly the opposite of what this video says? I mean, not playing on the hi-hat when you play the snare just so you can play faster kinda sounds like an easy way around getting your chops up. I think if you can't play fast you should just practice more. Amazing beats like the Purdie Shuffle wouldn't even exist if drummers did this. And I'm not saying this guy is bad drummer at all (He's better than me) but I respectfully disagree.
It's more a question of feel than chops. A funk drummer for example might choose using both hands for 16th notes on the hi-hat not because he can't play faster but he can play with a better feel. Sometimes notes played at the limit are what you want (like in punk music), sometimes you opt for the better feel. It has to make sense in a musical way. It's a great idea to practice for speed as well of course, to have the technique to decide either way.
Also, when you leave the hats out on a backbeat it give that note a more compressed feel, which make the dynamics of the whole groove seem exaggerated. even at slower tempos. Not good for every groove, but these sound killing.
Hey! Ich hab dein Buch "Breakbeat Guide" von meinem Bruder zu Weihnachten und freu mich schon den Wälzer durchzuackern und richtig damit abgehen zu können! Machst auf jeden Fall ne geile Arbeit und viele deiner Videos ham mir schon sehr geholfen! Gruß aus Ludwigsburg :)
Another thing don't say ( HI ) half way through you video becuase we know your there a goood thing to do it just say what the beats called we don't need your whole life story !
@BarnesProduction <- Idiot. With your mediocre bops skill and dumbed down comment; Im gonna say Ydna knows what he's doing compared to you and most other people that post stupid shit on his videos. Great job Ydna, keep up the good work!
@BarnesProduction You are an imbecilic child. Stop trying to show off kid. There is nothing wrong with saying "Hi", it's called a quick introduction, in which he followed up with his drumming talk, not a life story. Fucking moron.
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I play the drums my self and i've been dummer since i've been 2 and i have to say you ok but bit rough on the beats make sure you dont stop inbetween a not it sound rubbish and im 15 you should be giving me the advice !
What exactly are you doing in that repeated fill from 0:17 to 0:24? (the one with the double strokes and the "1 2+ +4" rhythm between the snare and bass) It sounds cool and I would like to learn it :0
This is a sticking pattern based on triplets: LRR LRR LRR L L (the last two are two eight notes on the snare drum) So, left hand plays on the snare drum and the right one on the hi-hat.
No, it's not. The backbeat of the snare on 2 and 4 should tell you where the quarter notes are. 220 Bpm is not very fast, there's no need to cheat viewers.
i hate to say it, but its simply too groovy to be breakbeat/dnb drumming (and too fast ;). keep in mind you're drawing your main influences from something made on computer ;) not that dnb cant be "groovy" but i guess its groovy in another sence, with a bit more mechanical feel to it
Yeah, I know what you mean and I think you're right. But D&B is changing all the time and there are more and more bands incorporating live drumming, I guess the drumming in this video belongs to that category. The tempo is certainly faster than most D&B songs are, but the technique idea helps with tempos around 180 Bpm as well.
@Jungleritter For Example: Pendulum, DJ FU and Jungle Drummer. Awesome drummers and you are great too man!! Keep it up!!! And join some bassist and someone with synths and you're gonna kick all asses around the world. I'm your huge fan!!
that is NO WAY 220 !!! maybe 110 double timed ... I've seen a well known drummer dropping REAL drums on dnb tunes.. and trust me.. it's a LOT faster than that.. your not even breaking a sweat.. if you were at them tempos you would be :)
Of course it is. If you own a metronome, set it to 220 Bpm and check it out. My backbeat is on 2 and 4, that means I play the snare drum on every second quarter note. D&B is usually around 160 to 180 Bpm, these grooves are just a bit faster. Check it out :-))
@Jungleritter i dint understood a shit but rule on drums teach me how to play that beat and the jungle druming hahaha i thik that it is going to be very difficult haha 'cause i've never drumming lessons and i dont understand anything about the metronome stuff so if u can do that or a least send me a video with a "lesson" :P eweee90@hotmail.com well i hope you have the chance to do that 'cause you really look like an experienced man with drumminb and all that stuff about de beats. well :)
Getting lessons from a drum instructor is really great (if he knows what he´s doing) but if you can´t find one just stick with watching as many drum videos as you can. You are gonna pick up a lot of useful stuff. Check out all my other vids too, there´s lots of information there as well.
@Jungleritter With respect, sure it's 220, but I don't think it's drum & bass. It's more like a two-beat. I would feel uncomfortable playing this beat and calling it D&B. I think what cosine303 means is that it's not really busy enough... sounds good, just not D&B I think. Again, no disrespect intended...
@hemansx without naming names, I've seen someone drumming for dnb stuff. the old stuff is 160-165 , newer .. well 174-185... I can sample a bar.. chuck it into recycle.. and it'll tell me the true tempo.. trust it's not that fast. claiming its 220 bpm.. is pure BS.. I should say I make tunes also ;-)
Dude, it's really not that hard to take a metronome and find out the real tempo. Accusing others without having any clue how to measure music is really not very nice,isn't it? One bar has 4 quarter notes, with the snare drum usually sitting on 2 and on 4 (called the backbeat). Set your metronome on 220, tap along and you will see that this
The rhythm doesn't sound like breakbeat at all even if I pitch this video down to regular 160bpm.
Neither does it sound like 220 :o
DarkRezo 2 weeks ago
The term breakbeat is used by different groups and changed over the last 15 years or so. They used it when jungle came up in the mid 90's and nowadays it's used for hiphop grooves, a bit confusing I find. The focus in this vid is on D&B grooves, where the term is used as well for broken rhythms. The rhythm is of course 220 Bpm. The tempo of a beat is decided by the quarter notes in a beat (snare is here on 2 and 4), that's how you decide the tempo of a beat or song. Cheers Ydna
Jungleritter 2 weeks ago
this is far from 220 and it's far from breakbeat, which runs at about 150 like house music :F
DarkRezo 2 weeks ago
Please check my comment above regarding the 220 Bpm.
Jungleritter 2 weeks ago
@Jungleritter He's not talking about the Breakbeat genre, he's talking about the term 'breakbeat' in its traditional sense which is a beat, which breaks apart from the regular beat of the song, usually at a faster pace and/or off-beat syncopations.
BarakaObama2012 1 week ago
Thanks for clarifying this :-)
Jungleritter 1 week ago
@DarkRezo house music is everytime about 128 bpm :D
FoolFoundrySkate 1 week ago
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ElPsychochillero 1 month ago
some of the best sounding drums I have ever heard
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Great playing!
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how do you say your name?
singningwongho 1 month ago
Are you using electronic triggers on your various drums? They sound too... good.. to be completely acoustic!
If so, what drum brain do you use?
GBTMB
tHickman95 1 month ago
Well, I like to hear that! The drums are all acoustic, no triggers involved. The quality of the drums is good, my recording equipment and room are not great but decent and I know quite a bit about audio engineering, that together delivers a fairly good sound. I use some plug ins and hardware equipment like preamps, noise gates, compressors etc. Glad to hear you like the sound, take care!
Ydna
Jungleritter 1 month ago 3
For something fast, go check bobby jarzombek. Anyway, your vid is good !
cadav666 1 month ago
baaaaddd!
fatata0000 2 months ago
Im in sample heaven!!!!!
diskarn8 2 months ago
well i listen to Happy Hardcore and Gabber
and those are relatively fast ( 175-200 ) and this doesnt really sound 220 for me D:
rekinu5 2 months ago
Yeah, I know, that's probably because I don't play 16th notes. The Bpm tempo of a drum beat or song is decided by the pulse, or quarter notes.The snare here is played on 2 and 4, so if you count the 1,2,3, and 4 and measure it you're gonna see it is 220 Bpm indeed.
Cheers
Ydna
Jungleritter 2 months ago 3
@Jungleritter Respect !!!
rekinu5 2 months ago
@rekinu5 Most people talking about those speeds are speaking of 16th notes, with this guy speaking of 8ths, to use the language of the guys you're talking about (16ths), he's playing 110
anarchisttomato 1 month ago
dude, do you have some selfmade dnb tracks ?
MusicSaverz 2 months ago
Yes, I have some available. Just go to CDBaby or iTunes and type in my name Ydna Murd and you're gonna find it :-)
Thanks for your interest, Cheers
Ydna
Jungleritter 2 months ago
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ProjectSalvo 2 months ago
good lord, how many snares you got?
ProjectSalvo 2 months ago
Hahaha, well, currently in use on my drumkit 3, a 14" and two 10", the other ones are on the shelf, waiting for their turn :-)
Cheers
Ydna
Jungleritter 2 months ago
Nice job :D You really want us to hear that bass drum, right ?
benjaminkronborg 2 months ago
Yeah, bass drum is good :-) Thanks and Cheers
Ydna
Jungleritter 2 months ago
Nice video :)
unfa00 2 months ago
less talk more drums
k1ngTony 3 months ago
Awesome! Is your book available in PDF form? I'm on the other side of the world and if I can avoid the shipping costs I'd grab a copy :)
fishingprize 3 months ago
Thanx :-) Unfortunately the book is not available as a pfd file, sorry. I use ground shipping which is quite cheap but it would take about 9 weeks to NZ...
Cheers
Ydna
Jungleritter 3 months ago
boring mate
xreactivex 3 months ago
try doing deathmetal, its usually around the 200 bpm and its very challenging.
Sam10830 3 months ago
Wow! I can't believe there is such an astute instructor and school of this level in Powell River? How did I miss this...haha...cool and philcmyk is an ass...obvioulsy doesn't drum much if at all to not see the amazing rudiments.
Jjjj2828 4 months ago
Thanks mate! Yeah, Powell River is a great place for drumming and mountain biking :-) Where are you from?
As far as the comment down below goes, I don't care, the YouTube community is great but every now and then there are idiots around just leaving hate mail on other peoples pages, I guess we all have to live with that, best to just ignore those idiots, I guess...
Jungleritter 4 months ago
all the people who use machines to generate this sort of drum n bass are good enough alright, but when this man plays it right infront f you i just think WOW! pure natural talent at its best. i am in awe i really am. well done and keep up the great work!
lovemysofa 4 months ago
Thanks, I really appreciate your comment!! The whole purpose of my channel here is to inspire drummers to play this music, it's all doable, for sure :-) And I'd love to see more drummers playing this stuff live...
Cheers
Ydna Murd
Jungleritter 4 months ago
this guy is a fucking retard
philcmyk 4 months ago
@philcmyk This guy is great, your just jelous
XxRattxX771 3 months ago
i'd like to see him playing techno layered beats. he's awesome
askadetra 4 months ago
@Jungleritter : Hello, I love your video dude, I subscribe ! I have a question about this one : is this an "effect" add by computer at 0:20 (when you open your hi-hat, the sound is "tchak - tchak) or is your cymbal do that sound ? Thank's, and keep up good work ! (and sorry if I do mistake but I'm french :/ )
BaMargera91210 4 months ago
Hi, I let the hi-hat run through a pitch shifter in this video, the sound is pitched down, that's why it sounds like that :-)
Cheers from Canada
Ydna
Jungleritter 4 months ago
You want a challenge on drums? Try and play this song. It's breakcore, which, in the artists case, means the drums have to be nearly impossible to play. It's all artificial though. Here's a link:
/watch?v=opQddrEqalg
IdesOfAutumn2 4 months ago
Nice one dude! Keep up the good work!
drumnbassnews 5 months ago
Thanks mate :-) I'll try...
Jungleritter 5 months ago
It's so much fun to watch your vids! You make drumming look so easy. I really enjoy your channel!
Rohhaut 5 months ago
Thanks so much! I really appreciate it :-)
Jungleritter 5 months ago
you look like adam sandler from the side
maikou666 5 months ago 11
I heard that before :-)
Jungleritter 5 months ago 2
110
julan8123 5 months ago
hey.. i noticed you typed out your last name in a comment to somebody.. your last name backwards is DRUM.. thats awesome.
RockyDylanBebb 5 months ago
Yeah, that is awesome but it's not a coincidence, it's the artist name I use, Drum Andy backwards ;-)
Jungleritter 5 months ago
Please let me know what small snare are you using?
cg1tube 5 months ago
Sure, that's a 10" Mapex Black Panther.
Jungleritter 5 months ago
Not sure if your still updating this, but nice video. I've been working on this for awhile.
What splash cymbal are you using at 2:54?
fzr1000 5 months ago
Sure, that's a 8" Zildijan A Custom splash.
Cheers
Ydna
Jungleritter 5 months ago
This vid should be renamed as "Dude in front of drums run his mouth"
evilthecat13 6 months ago
What kind of softwere and effects did you use in this video?
peterbokor24 7 months ago
Hello, I record with Logic Audio. Can't really remember what effects I was uing in this video but usually there's a little bit of Distortion on the bass drum to give it this electronic sound. All the other stuff is regular drumset treatment like compressor, noise gate, some reverb, exciter. I might have used a pitch shifter on the hihat, I do that sometimes to change my hihat sound.
Cheers
Ydna Murd
Jungleritter 7 months ago
@Jungleritter Thanks and btw nice job!
peterbokor24 7 months ago
What kind of softwere and effects do you use in this video?
peterbokor24 7 months ago
SPEEDCORE!!!!!!!!!
BelgianJungleSound 7 months ago
im not sure thats a very good break beat vibe..
eightBaLL288 8 months ago
There's probably a lot of beats on my channel you could sample. Some DJ's did that in the past and send me the links to their work, that's really cool. Go ahead and give it a try, I don't mind at all.
Cheers
Ydna Murd
Jungleritter 8 months ago 2
@Jungleritter really good you allowing sampling of your drums, your snare sounds epic! gr8 playing, beautiful flow and groove
J4YM5 6 months ago
Thanx mate, I really appreciate it :-)
Cheers
Ydna Murd
Jungleritter 6 months ago
Can you go faster?
kevinyankee2 8 months ago 4
Yes, but that doesn't make much sense. D&B is usually played around 170 up to 190 with very fast songs. So 220 Bpm is way over the top already, just to showcase how well this technique works.
Cheers
Ydna
Jungleritter 8 months ago 24
@Jungleritter
Versuch es mal mit Aphex Twin.
TheBadassTonberry 2 months ago
16 sec of this video and i subbed you :D
AntIChriSSt 8 months ago
"Hi... ;)"
pasionxrock 8 months ago
Nicely done mon ami, I am just learning. Mind if I use your instructional videos? Merci.
What can I do for you?
mikeydudez120 9 months ago
What you can do for me, hahaha? I don't know, continue to watch my videos I guess, that would be nice :-)
All the best
Ydna
Jungleritter 9 months ago 2
You're giving me a ton of ideas for writing, and I'm a metal bassist.
Beholdthesharktopus 9 months ago
he's chillin by doing it
BobbyMc187 9 months ago
BAD !
TheElmatadorx 9 months ago
love the rack man, looks just like mine, hardware & all... Pearl Jeff Porcaro rack. Very cool beats man.
metal4me76 9 months ago
Thanks! Yeah, the rack is really nice, I love it
Jungleritter 9 months ago
@metal4me76
my girlfriend has a nice rack
riko123chillin2k7 9 months ago 41
Very nice. Appreciate your efforts!
CBIKAS 10 months ago
You're welcome, appreciate your comment :-)
Jungleritter 10 months ago
he drums slow.... :(
grza1000 10 months ago
Hey, uhm nice samples
DeadLTBow 10 months ago
listen to this for the greatest drums!
youtube.com/watch?v=9bcxiJXIi4g
ThePlaided 10 months ago
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ThePlaided 10 months ago
talk too much moore drumm pleaseee
ottoyambar 11 months ago
talk too much
ottoyambar 11 months ago
beautiful hi hat
mayolicious69 11 months ago
@mayolicious69 yeah, sounds totally awesome, as if the hi hat would actually say the wort "bitch" :D
BruderSeth 11 months ago
Mind if I sample this? Well, I will anyway.
Goldbloodeddragon 11 months ago 4
That's fine. Sometimes people send me a link if they upload stuff where they used my samples. I really enjoy listening to that, would be nice if you could do that as well :-)
Jungleritter 11 months ago 3
awesome!, now i got the sound tsht tsht tsht thast tsht tsht tsht tsht tsht tsht tshat! haha!
amzngone1 11 months ago
this is what i like to play on my druums aswell but together with a bass and head guitar and a voice plus synth. so you can create your own dNb
great thanks to you for showing me some easy tricks how to play it faster like the paradiddle stuff and no i know that i also have to buy an effect snar and stuff which you do own already :D
Wisstihrwas 1 year ago
what hi hats are those?
bpriley77 1 year ago
These are 13" Zildijan K's
Jungleritter 1 year ago
@Jungleritter is that a piccolo snare?
madguitarist104 11 months ago
No, piccolo shells are not as deep, this is just a smaller 10" snare
Jungleritter 11 months ago
@madguitarist104 I believe that piccolo means 3" deep or less, and then you have diameters: 'regular' (14"), 'soprano' (12" and 13") and 'sopranino' (10"). Hope this helped! :)
XxSharkBatexX 11 months ago
This is pro.
Mechanism2k 1 year ago
sounds cool
cheriecanelas 1 year ago
oooooh 69 Vids!!!
bebes60 1 year ago
DO THE AMEN BREAK :O
Annokou 1 year ago
i just cant stop listening 2 ur stuff
check out my channel
drummit222 1 year ago
cool...konnte gleich am namen un an dem nicht orginal englischn akzent erkenn das du deutscher bist :) aber interessantes vid
nicilas093 1 year ago
Jo, den deutschen Akzent kann man schwer ablegen, das macht aber auch gar nichts :-) Frohes Neues!!
Jungleritter 1 year ago
I'm no drum expert or anything but shouldn't you do exactly the opposite of what this video says? I mean, not playing on the hi-hat when you play the snare just so you can play faster kinda sounds like an easy way around getting your chops up. I think if you can't play fast you should just practice more. Amazing beats like the Purdie Shuffle wouldn't even exist if drummers did this. And I'm not saying this guy is bad drummer at all (He's better than me) but I respectfully disagree.
Navef12 1 year ago
It's more a question of feel than chops. A funk drummer for example might choose using both hands for 16th notes on the hi-hat not because he can't play faster but he can play with a better feel. Sometimes notes played at the limit are what you want (like in punk music), sometimes you opt for the better feel. It has to make sense in a musical way. It's a great idea to practice for speed as well of course, to have the technique to decide either way.
Happy New Year!
Jungleritter 1 year ago 4
@Jungleritter
Also, when you leave the hats out on a backbeat it give that note a more compressed feel, which make the dynamics of the whole groove seem exaggerated. even at slower tempos. Not good for every groove, but these sound killing.
hotdammusic 1 year ago
@Jungleritter Great vids! This is similar to Jojo Mayer's "reverse engineering" approach, is it not?
AndyVintheD 1 year ago
I don't know, never heard of this concept, sounds interesting. I'm gonna try to find some info about it.
Cheers
Ydna
Jungleritter 1 year ago
Hey! Ich hab dein Buch "Breakbeat Guide" von meinem Bruder zu Weihnachten und freu mich schon den Wälzer durchzuackern und richtig damit abgehen zu können! Machst auf jeden Fall ne geile Arbeit und viele deiner Videos ham mir schon sehr geholfen! Gruß aus Ludwigsburg :)
pflaetschzurk 1 year ago
Das ist schoen zu hoeren :-) Frohe Weihnachten und viel Spass mit deinen Drums!
Jungleritter 1 year ago
just doesn't sounds like drum n bass. too fast!
TimsgiarK 1 year ago
wow! those hihats sound fantastic! what are they?
coltonatron 1 year ago 10
These are 13" Zildijan K's :-)
Jungleritter 1 year ago
@coltonatron It´s a custom K hi hat pair, I guess. Am I right, Mr Ydna Murd?
azazeldrummer 9 months ago
your hi-hat really sounds exactly like someone doing beatbox
SriDys 1 year ago
How the fcuk does he roll that highhat so clean?...
Id like to see the snotty brat do that!
mistahbtheoryz 1 year ago
That is awsome!
mistahbtheoryz 1 year ago
amazing drumming 'keep up the gr8 work'
drummit222 1 year ago
Thank you, I really appreciate it :-))
Jungleritter 1 year ago
U r a great drummer so keep it up :-)
drummit222 1 year ago
tricky little beat there... tried for hours, cant freakin do it. I don't understand why, lol. practice practice~!
vonjager 1 year ago
big big up to the drum master... peng
HazelHomeWork 1 year ago
is your mic on?
QuickProfits 1 year ago
love the kit!
byronthe4th1 1 year ago
Another thing don't say ( HI ) half way through you video becuase we know your there a goood thing to do it just say what the beats called we don't need your whole life story !
BarnesProduction 1 year ago
@BarnesProduction <- Idiot. With your mediocre bops skill and dumbed down comment; Im gonna say Ydna knows what he's doing compared to you and most other people that post stupid shit on his videos. Great job Ydna, keep up the good work!
killtac2007 1 year ago
@BarnesProduction wow what an absolute cunt you are.
RaynaDJ 1 year ago
@BarnesProduction You are an imbecilic child. Stop trying to show off kid. There is nothing wrong with saying "Hi", it's called a quick introduction, in which he followed up with his drumming talk, not a life story. Fucking moron.
THEmaxdrumma 1 year ago 2
@BarnesProduction Your a noob this guy is amazing, his snare work at the end gave me chills. If you think your better post a video responce.
tekNiqueAU 1 year ago
@BarnesProduction <----- What a dumb fuck
Jason310M 1 year ago
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I play the drums my self and i've been dummer since i've been 2 and i have to say you ok but bit rough on the beats make sure you dont stop inbetween a not it sound rubbish and im 15 you should be giving me the advice !
BarnesProduction 1 year ago
@BarnesProduction
I don't think he needs advice from a 15 year old.
TMNoob3 1 year ago 5
What exactly are you doing in that repeated fill from 0:17 to 0:24? (the one with the double strokes and the "1 2+ +4" rhythm between the snare and bass) It sounds cool and I would like to learn it :0
boringdude23 1 year ago
This is a sticking pattern based on triplets: LRR LRR LRR L L (the last two are two eight notes on the snare drum) So, left hand plays on the snare drum and the right one on the hi-hat.
Cheers
Ydna Murd
Jungleritter 1 year ago
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boringdude23 1 year ago
monkey drummer!
RumNAss 1 year ago
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Okay, i guess the "220 BPM" pulls in the viewers but lets face it - its 110.
cullyvan 1 year ago
No, it's not. The backbeat of the snare on 2 and 4 should tell you where the quarter notes are. 220 Bpm is not very fast, there's no need to cheat viewers.
Jungleritter 1 year ago 42
@Jungleritter Ok, 55 then :)
cullyvan 1 year ago
Trip hopping drum and bass.
mumbledrum 1 year ago
remember Breakbeat is totally different than D'n'B
junglestreet 1 year ago
thanks for letting me sample your great recording!
equaleyez187 1 year ago
very clean playing there, nice
Warsel 1 year ago
i got a fast drum video called fast drum solo check it,,
Masterfilm15 1 year ago
i hate to say it, but its simply too groovy to be breakbeat/dnb drumming (and too fast ;). keep in mind you're drawing your main influences from something made on computer ;) not that dnb cant be "groovy" but i guess its groovy in another sence, with a bit more mechanical feel to it
jovocoenn 1 year ago
Yeah, I know what you mean and I think you're right. But D&B is changing all the time and there are more and more bands incorporating live drumming, I guess the drumming in this video belongs to that category. The tempo is certainly faster than most D&B songs are, but the technique idea helps with tempos around 180 Bpm as well.
Take care
Ydna
Jungleritter 1 year ago
@Jungleritter For Example: Pendulum, DJ FU and Jungle Drummer. Awesome drummers and you are great too man!! Keep it up!!! And join some bassist and someone with synths and you're gonna kick all asses around the world. I'm your huge fan!!
TrashTrashFlash 1 year ago
Thanx mate! :-) I've been trying to find some people to get a band/DJ project together without luck. Will keep on trying...Cheers Ydna
Jungleritter 1 year ago
@Jungleritter you're absolutely right, it just came to my mind when i watched the video yesterday. great drumming anyway!
jovocoenn 1 year ago
@jovocoenn "I hate to say it" but the break beat came from a funk band from a song called "amen brother" thus the "amen beat" , not from a computer
jindiesel 1 year ago
Oi ... I'd love to sample these =o
bobwaht 1 year ago
Go ahead, no prob :-)) Send me a link if you´ve used them in a song, would love to check it out.
Cheers
Ydna
Jungleritter 1 year ago
Thanks for the nice comment :--))
Jungleritter 1 year ago
your snare is to die for! :)
scuffy1010 1 year ago
Bass drum sounds like a beast!
MetalMonta 1 year ago
Once again brother you nailed it!!!
Jasepensummer 1 year ago
Amazing speed... That was too fast! I didn't see drumsticks!
joke..
Shiffter3MK 1 year ago
What is the name of the small upside down cymbal that sits on you crashes? I really one some :)
liljohn560 1 year ago
I have a UFIP China Splash 10" on my left crash and a Paiste 6" Bell on my right crash, both are mounted upside down.
Jungleritter 1 year ago
@Jungleritter Cool. Does that add to the sound or something or is it to display the cymbals if you do not have room ;)
liljohn560 1 year ago
It doesn´t add to the sound of the main cymbal, it just saves cymbal stands and they are also conveniently reachable.
Jungleritter 1 year ago
That has to be the most vertically angled china I've ever seen xD But to each his own, thumbs up for creativity and awesome drumming :D
WhenxChristxReturnsx 1 year ago
not rhythmically
Lortonoi 1 year ago
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wannabeKeithMoon 1 year ago
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Killswitchislegend 1 year ago
What is the hi-hat? pretty interesting sound.
junkyarddrummer 1 year ago 4
That´s a 13" Zildijan K
Jungleritter 1 year ago
geiler scheiss!
maultiermaster 1 year ago
Beautiful!
McPedoBear 1 year ago
that is NO WAY 220 !!! maybe 110 double timed ... I've seen a well known drummer dropping REAL drums on dnb tunes.. and trust me.. it's a LOT faster than that.. your not even breaking a sweat.. if you were at them tempos you would be :)
cosine303 1 year ago
Of course it is. If you own a metronome, set it to 220 Bpm and check it out. My backbeat is on 2 and 4, that means I play the snare drum on every second quarter note. D&B is usually around 160 to 180 Bpm, these grooves are just a bit faster. Check it out :-))
Cheers
Ydna Murd
Jungleritter 1 year ago 30
lrsc9420 1 year ago
Getting lessons from a drum instructor is really great (if he knows what he´s doing) but if you can´t find one just stick with watching as many drum videos as you can. You are gonna pick up a lot of useful stuff. Check out all my other vids too, there´s lots of information there as well.
Take care
Ydna
Jungleritter 1 year ago 2
@Jungleritter With respect, sure it's 220, but I don't think it's drum & bass. It's more like a two-beat. I would feel uncomfortable playing this beat and calling it D&B. I think what cosine303 means is that it's not really busy enough... sounds good, just not D&B I think. Again, no disrespect intended...
ganeshgiri 1 year ago
@cosine303
110 bpm double-timed = 220 bpm
gloamichl 1 year ago
@cosine303
well no, i listen to drum and bass which is usually around 165bpm, this is clearly a lot faster than that
hemansx 1 year ago
@hemansx without naming names, I've seen someone drumming for dnb stuff. the old stuff is 160-165 , newer .. well 174-185... I can sample a bar.. chuck it into recycle.. and it'll tell me the true tempo.. trust it's not that fast. claiming its 220 bpm.. is pure BS.. I should say I make tunes also ;-)
cosine303 10 months ago
@cosine303
as do i g man, as do i
hemansx 10 months ago
Dude, it's really not that hard to take a metronome and find out the real tempo. Accusing others without having any clue how to measure music is really not very nice,isn't it? One bar has 4 quarter notes, with the snare drum usually sitting on 2 and on 4 (called the backbeat). Set your metronome on 220, tap along and you will see that this