Gadd doesn't play it straight like this, but more like a ratamacue, which is an alternating rudiment. That's why he ends it with a bass drum. That way he can start with the left hand again.
Nobody said Steve Gadd owned the lick or invented it was just used as a reference for it, like you say Bonham did use this lick quite a bit, But in my opinion Gadd is a better drummer. And when you say Bonham started playing drums before him thats not quite true, Bonham was tapping pots and pans in 1953 aged 5 , where as Steve Gadd was Sitting in for Dizzy Gillespie in 1956..just saying :)
great video. very clear and concise. one question though, out of interest - are you bouncing the two consecutive lefts, or playing two independent strokes for each left?
Its a great lick played very well, but when this guy plays it sounds like a drum lick. When Gadd plays it, it oozes feel, groove and a certain finesse that no one else has. Its still a big secret I'm afraid, as no one can Play like God, sorry I meant Gadd. No, God was right the first time.
@DJBufster ther's a huge difference between this guy and gadd tho...and I'm pretty sure we both know who's been playing longer and with more people. so there really is no comparison, and it'd be very unfair to this great man who's taking time to help us all become better musicians to judge him. and besides...gadd's feel can never be covered in one lesson. even steve gadd himself can't explain it.
@jonas12321 : No! This exercise is very difficult! If you want to play drum, begin to do just the tempo, and practice hard to do each notes perfectly on this tempo when you practice a groove. Sorry for my bad english...
@PickUpYourLighters I suppose you could play it that way, its really dependent on how you want to voice it. try moving the two lefts elsewhere, maybe the HH? Also, its Steve Gadd. =)
@schoolofmusiconline yea...took me like...5 mins to get it that fast lol, just reading the title of vid thought it was a more difficult lick but deff a good lick to use in most styles of music for a drummer
What makes this lick great is to superimpose it (groups of 3) over a duple subdivision to create a polyrhythmic syncopation (e.g., as 16ths causing the placement of the bass drum note to change it's relation to the beat). This could also be played starting with the bass drum in different locations (e.g., with the BD note as the last note of the figure instead of the first. Lots of possibilities...
Thanks for being Kind by Sharing Knowledge... This is what we really need.. people that offer good things :D... Thank you... I'm Working on this actually... My Interested began watching this "tribute fill" on Todd Sucherman's DVD methods and mechanics... Now I'm More focus, thanks to your explanation. :)
@blizer22 one time i was at the zoo and watched an elephant take a huge dump. i thought that was the biggest pile of poop id ever seen til i went and saw expert villages instructional videos.
Thank you. This may sound stupid but Gadd usually follows this lick with a similar "reverse " lick, Is there any way you could put the two together for us Gadd wanna bees? :)
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YEA ! saying its a secret tricks people even me and pisses us off, wastes our time and causes us to NOT trust U and will not watch any of your stupid trickery videos GOOD BY FOR EVER YOU KOON.
@CheezeyWeezey And you had to share your expertise with us? People asked Gadd a lot about the fills he did in Aja and he didn't laugh at them. it's a great video and you complain about the title...
OK I might regret this but this lick is NOT based on a ratamacue, it is based on rudiment #2 the SINGLE STROKE FOUR (or Ruff when played as grace notes). It is broken up between the hands and feet. Many variations on this have been used (Bonham) all essentially based on a sextuplet phrasing. By removing the grace notes the ratamacue is no longer there. Learn your rudiments backwards and forwards and know what the differences are.
@drummerkingmike Or 16 note triplets, right? I suppose there would be no difference in playing 6 notes of sextuplets or 6 notes of triplets inside one quarter note in 4/4 measure.
@dejd Yeah totally (sextuplets = 16th triplets - different name for same thing) depends on the speed of the piece of course, but that would be the most obvious way to play it
@sushiquad you should check out sacha's other videos, this ain't going crazy. theres a beast that lurks within this mortal man haha one of the purest talents mixed with unrelentingly accurate technique. a drum super hero
@ammobile1 I honestly don't use painted sticks much on gigs because unless it's a cold venue, the sweat thing is really an issue. I do occasionally pull out the Gadd sticks if I'm playing a song that requires a lot of cross-stick playing because the sound and feel is just so good from them. I mainly use 5a Extreme or 2b. Thanks for watching.
@pollymatication Have a listen to Dave Weckl on Chick Corea Elektric Band - 'Amnesia' (song), or Gary Novak on Chick Corea - 'Time Warp' (album). That's the sound I was aiming for here on what was, by the way, a loan kit. I don't mind that you don't dig it though - to each his own.
@pollymatication Every drummer has there own sound, but far to many drummers choke or muffle there heads too much, the drums should be open and resonent, i think this bass drum is spot on in this vid, its exactly the sound i have on my vintage Ludwig and when voiced with the other drums on the kit theres no better sound for Jazz or Funk!!! But i respect that you dont like the sound its youre choice thats the great thing about being a drummer were all a bit different..
@Joffy76 yeah, you're right. I meant to remove that comment after realising how childish I sound. I didn't realise that was the sound he's after. I don't know much about jazz or fusion, Im a rock drummer.
Geez... This must be the most boring interpretation of ratamacue I've ever seen... "Midi file"... '' tom tom idea" ... WTF! How about Steve Gadd's "Up Close" with the "original" explanation, dumb-ass?
@schoolofmusiconline That's right! You play it back to front and it becomes "not a ratamacue". You really convinced yourself that people are dumb, r u? Dude, get off the drum kit and go into marketing, you'll fit right in. Meanwhile, take a look at me, I am walking, left , right, left, right...
Calling this lick a ratamacue would be incorrect. Gadd says he derived it from a ratamacue, but it has become something completely different in application. A ratamacue is a single stroke four preceded by a drag. This lick is a non-alternating ratamacue, with the drag interpreted as 2 even notes (aka paradiddle-diddle), then displaced by 3 notes, THEN partly voiced on the kick drum. To explain how it relates to a ratamacue would have been a waste of time. Just like posting this.
Thanks for the lesson! I really dig your playing :D
J2112gallardo 1 hour ago
6 stroke roll is not the same?? but with a double on the right
Ostrica391 2 days ago
great lesson!
kevinJackson1 2 days ago
r r l R L FOOT.......CAPITAL LETTERS ARE PLAYED HEAVIER OR ACCENTED.
TheDice2008 1 week ago
Very good example! Wish other people on here would give easy step by step examples like this.
records789 1 week ago
what kind of snare is that?
macallday1993s 1 week ago
very cool ...greetings from melbourne .
TheMichaelseymour 1 week ago
SECRET??? Steve Gadd, "Up Close", page 7.
More books, less internet.
bonzopiriz 1 week ago 2
That was awesome,more steve godd please!!!!
cast390 2 weeks ago
nice lesson
MrHydrogoon 2 weeks ago
Not a Steve Gadd lick -- ripped off from Elvin Jones.
celestialrailroad 2 weeks ago
Great stuff, nice drums... I have the same set, but in green.. and gold plated lug nuts..
Thanks !!
MrYamahaMC 3 weeks ago
thanks !!!
ThePurpleLoveboat 3 weeks ago
I love your drumset!
xXParanormalPunxXx 4 weeks ago
Gadd doesn't play it straight like this, but more like a ratamacue, which is an alternating rudiment. That's why he ends it with a bass drum. That way he can start with the left hand again.
MaartenVHelden 1 month ago
Nobody said Steve Gadd owned the lick or invented it was just used as a reference for it, like you say Bonham did use this lick quite a bit, But in my opinion Gadd is a better drummer. And when you say Bonham started playing drums before him thats not quite true, Bonham was tapping pots and pans in 1953 aged 5 , where as Steve Gadd was Sitting in for Dizzy Gillespie in 1956..just saying :)
Joffy76 1 month ago
i love the sound of the snare,nice..
MrVopnafjodur 1 month ago
I love it that there are still instructors using the term "voicings" when talking drumset!
angusbeefoo 1 month ago
Nice snare drum
MrCASGDARK 1 month ago
Clear and concise. Just as an instructor should be. No need to ask any questions. There's lots of flakes on YT!
royayersrules 2 months ago
Awesome videos, Ive taken some myself with a nigh end digital camera, but the quality is horrible.. Anything you use or recomend for a good camera?
chuckondrums 3 months ago
@chuckondrums Record the drums separately with appropiate mics!
slashdelbarrio 2 months ago
its not a good drum solo if u dont add some of that in
Hotshotdrummer23 3 months ago
He would be using steve gadd sticks
dmanfoo113 4 months ago
based on the comments most of these clowns wouldn't know drum sticks from chop sticks. Keep up the good work.
candy1a68 4 months ago
what hats are those?
TheHoolagoon 4 months ago
I've always thought it was L L R R LRF
hkb2201 4 months ago 3
How do the wood hoops go with the accents? Do they dint at all or mark or anything?
tbone12354 4 months ago
another shit audio track
WBVIEW 4 months ago
great video. very clear and concise. one question though, out of interest - are you bouncing the two consecutive lefts, or playing two independent strokes for each left?
charlesismymiddlenam 4 months ago
Its a great lick played very well, but when this guy plays it sounds like a drum lick. When Gadd plays it, it oozes feel, groove and a certain finesse that no one else has. Its still a big secret I'm afraid, as no one can Play like God, sorry I meant Gadd. No, God was right the first time.
DJBufster 4 months ago
@DJBufster ther's a huge difference between this guy and gadd tho...and I'm pretty sure we both know who's been playing longer and with more people. so there really is no comparison, and it'd be very unfair to this great man who's taking time to help us all become better musicians to judge him. and besides...gadd's feel can never be covered in one lesson. even steve gadd himself can't explain it.
hiphopsucks96 3 months ago
Beautiful drums man!
musicmansmith24 4 months ago
i had those same shoes~haaa
artithiemius 4 months ago
it looks like just a floating head
zildjian1884 5 months ago 7
What Snare do you use?
Great video, by the way!
chemadrummy 5 months ago
@jonas12321 : No! This exercise is very difficult! If you want to play drum, begin to do just the tempo, and practice hard to do each notes perfectly on this tempo when you practice a groove. Sorry for my bad english...
MrJasbat 5 months ago
...and when I talk about dumbasses, I'll mention the guy behind the kit. JESUS H CHRIST he is retarded!!!
ThomasMetal75 5 months ago
Respect dude !
JustonGroove 5 months ago
WHERE DO ALL THESE GOOD DRUMMERS LEARN HOW TO PLAY I WANT TO KNOW!
a1rf0rce1992 5 months ago
i leave turkey and very good cymbal istanbul agop series , you understand cymbals : )
davulcekdrum 5 months ago
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ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh akira jimbo's snare is amazing! and is that an evolution hi hat?
quentintheman 5 months ago
Why is the paradiddle necessary for this beat?
Couldn't it be played with straight RLR sticking?
Foot, RLRL(high-tom)R(low-tom)
Wouldn't that be easier?
Or would it slow you down and interfere when you tried to add to the beat?
PickUpYourLighters 6 months ago
@PickUpYourLighters I suppose you could play it that way, its really dependent on how you want to voice it. try moving the two lefts elsewhere, maybe the HH? Also, its Steve Gadd. =)
chrisgr00ver 4 months ago
hi hat? zildjian? .... ???
stevejolla 6 months ago
what high hat cymbals r they?? =)
promaster901 6 months ago
Muuy buena tecnica chabon!
desdeabajolb 6 months ago
Thank you! Great explaining !!
mads32 6 months ago
a bass hit with paradiddle?
canadia1234 6 months ago
Awesome wood hoops :) sounds great
MrNanoGod 6 months ago
Thats a kick ass lick!
AdamW69612 6 months ago
is this for people who have never played drum set before....?
jonah12321 7 months ago
@jonah12321 Maybe not this one, but it's not that hard once you get comfortable with singles and doubles.
schoolofmusiconline 7 months ago 3
@schoolofmusiconline yea...took me like...5 mins to get it that fast lol, just reading the title of vid thought it was a more difficult lick but deff a good lick to use in most styles of music for a drummer
jonah12321 7 months ago
@schoolofmusiconline I found it very helpful
rancidfx999 3 weeks ago
@jonah12321 hahaha
finnysj 4 months ago
@jonah12321 if you mean play this at 40 Bpm...yes..
Coiler82 3 months ago
@jonah12321 fag
Kobe10032 1 month ago
great vid...I'm not criticizing but how is playing kit with an akward traditional grip comfortable?
mexicanpoptart17 7 months ago
i love your bass what size is it and what heads do you have? :)
-Alex
skippyskatestuff 7 months ago
great vid.
fcweddington 7 months ago
dam get over the "secret" crap who cares watch the vid lol
3rudymora 7 months ago
what drum do you have?? =)
secorta 7 months ago
@secorta In the video you see a Maple Custom, but I use a Maple Custom Absolute these days.
schoolofmusiconline 7 months ago
@schoolofmusiconline is that the akira jimbo snare?
axedstoninst 3 months ago
@schoolofmusiconline is that the Billy Cobham snare?
drummerboybout 2 weeks ago
Great explanation, thanks.
What makes this lick great is to superimpose it (groups of 3) over a duple subdivision to create a polyrhythmic syncopation (e.g., as 16ths causing the placement of the bass drum note to change it's relation to the beat). This could also be played starting with the bass drum in different locations (e.g., with the BD note as the last note of the figure instead of the first. Lots of possibilities...
bowiemusic 7 months ago
Great videos.. keep it up. THAT is one beautiful snare!! What is it?
pborgbarthet 7 months ago
where is the secret men ??
POLIZOSJIM 8 months ago
Phew , I'm really pleased you call left hand 'left hand' and right hand 'right hand' otherwise I have to kill myself.
MacMic333 8 months ago
I'm confused, when he says right, is it right or left? This is so hard man.
TBRodd 8 months ago
Is it me or is he doing two doubles when he gets faster...like we're supposed to be impressed or something.:|
jpb318 9 months ago
its oosom.! easy and impressive.. addictive and blasting.!
soham2rescue 9 months ago
A double stroke, followed by two singles.
Clever.
doublebassheeltoe 9 months ago
all this guy does is drum and bbq
heinzie5 9 months ago
lol at the echo at 2:22
vrdrums 9 months ago
Thanks for being Kind by Sharing Knowledge... This is what we really need.. people that offer good things :D... Thank you... I'm Working on this actually... My Interested began watching this "tribute fill" on Todd Sucherman's DVD methods and mechanics... Now I'm More focus, thanks to your explanation. :)
Eljubilodeltambor 9 months ago
You don't need Steve Gadd signature stick to play this lick
jamesdancer73 9 months ago
@jamesdancer73 Nope, you don't. What does that have to do with anything?
XxStrongDrums1996xX 9 months ago
@XxStrongDrums1996xX just sayin' :)
jamesdancer73 9 months ago
Many many thanks. Now that is one more lick, i have learned from mr. Steve Gadd.
Kimmo788 10 months ago
WAY FUCKING BETTER THAN EXPERT VILLAGE
blizer22 10 months ago 10
@blizer22 one time i was at the zoo and watched an elephant take a huge dump. i thought that was the biggest pile of poop id ever seen til i went and saw expert villages instructional videos.
adzug 9 months ago
Yeah Aussie
SamsDrums1 10 months ago
Thank you, man!
OronzoPanzi 10 months ago
Come on people. The video does not say secret... It says "Not so secret". You people are the reason drummers are considered dumb.
RunJaneRunDick 10 months ago 10
@RunJaneRunDick To be fair, it used to say secret.
schoolofmusiconline 10 months ago 32
@RunJaneRunDick where r drummers considered dumb? ~_^
mayoarm11 4 weeks ago
Gadd himself simplifies it even more. Ratamacue, start on RH but replace it with RFOOT.
Keep up the great vids. You are an excellent drummer.
dangerics 11 months ago
is that the akira jimbo signature snare drum? sounds great anyway.
leolillsked 11 months ago
Got to love all the experts. You are doing a good thing here
58drum 11 months ago
I hearby suggest all drum tuition should refer to leading hand as A and weaker hand as B.
No longer R L RR L R LL but A B AA B A BB, this makes it easier for all the left handed players.
please spread this idea if you agree.
peanutpeanut123 1 year ago
@peanutpeanut123 you could just practise it both ways like a normal person and gradually become ambidexterous
drumhero0 11 months ago
Thank you. This may sound stupid but Gadd usually follows this lick with a similar "reverse " lick, Is there any way you could put the two together for us Gadd wanna bees? :)
landart67 1 year ago
Thanks for explaining such a cool lick.Now I'm off to practice it.
594bolt 1 year ago
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YEA ! saying its a secret tricks people even me and pisses us off, wastes our time and causes us to NOT trust U and will not watch any of your stupid trickery videos GOOD BY FOR EVER YOU KOON.
JGBA45 1 year ago
@JGBA45 cheers
schoolofmusiconline 1 year ago 40
@JGBA45 How was this trickery? It was a great tutorial, he just put secret so you would watch it.
DrMonkeymint 1 year ago
@JGBA45
Idiot.
milkminotaur 11 months ago
@JGBA45 "NOT SO" Secret Steve Gadd Drum Lick Explained
TheParaplegicClown 11 months ago
You look like finch from american pie...
satanicpunker182 1 year ago 2
why does everyone get a hard-on over this particular gadd fill... i've heard kids in junior high invent similar sounding stuff... sheesh.
PattyWhomperOFFICIAL 1 year ago
lol "secret" hahahaha. i could guess the lick even before i watched this.
CheezeyWeezey 1 year ago
@CheezeyWeezey Yeah it's a little ironic I guess. At least I didn't just show RLFRLFRLFRLFRLF...
schoolofmusiconline 1 year ago
@CheezeyWeezey "NOT SO" Secret Steve Gadd Drum Lick Explained
TheParaplegicClown 11 months ago
@CheezeyWeezey And you had to share your expertise with us? People asked Gadd a lot about the fills he did in Aja and he didn't laugh at them. it's a great video and you complain about the title...
dejd 8 months ago
colol
darwmunebuli 1 year ago
def using this.
TbTReviews 1 year ago
why do you call them secret?
semiLivedj 1 year ago 2
@semiLivedj So more people watch it.
schoolofmusiconline 1 year ago 29
@schoolofmusiconline
you should probly inculde ramatacues in your tags. great videos btw mate.
bentecho 1 year ago
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TheParaplegicClown 11 months ago
good stuff mate, thanks
mcufre 1 year ago
OK I might regret this but this lick is NOT based on a ratamacue, it is based on rudiment #2 the SINGLE STROKE FOUR (or Ruff when played as grace notes). It is broken up between the hands and feet. Many variations on this have been used (Bonham) all essentially based on a sextuplet phrasing. By removing the grace notes the ratamacue is no longer there. Learn your rudiments backwards and forwards and know what the differences are.
GruvTraveller01 1 year ago
here's also a similar variation that's really good too.
watch?v=lbCRY7IGG_0
LIGHTRONIX 1 year ago
Are these sextuplets essentially?
ZackPomerleau 1 year ago
@ZackPomerleau Yes they could be depending on the time signature.
schoolofmusiconline 1 year ago
@schoolofmusiconline Okay, thanks! I thought so!
ZackPomerleau 1 year ago
What kinda hi hat is that?
rastarigate 1 year ago
@rastarigate Zildjian K Custom Special Dry 14"
schoolofmusiconline 1 year ago
no way! i found the lick that i was looking for! you're god!
allmetaliswelcome 1 year ago
Great vid - any chance of anyone uploading of how this fits in to a 4/4. I can play it at a pacey tempo, but can't fit it in! :)
alenty 1 year ago
@alenty It's not 4/4
DTxOctavariumx 1 year ago
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alenty 1 year ago
@DTxOctavariumx Thanks, but what time sig is it meant for?
alenty 1 year ago
@alenty 6/8 I believe.
DTxOctavariumx 1 year ago
@DTxOctavariumx Lol, it goes perfectly into 4/4. Play it as triplets or sextuplets...
drummerkingmike 1 year ago
@drummerkingmike Well it goes perfectly into 6/8.
DTxOctavariumx 1 year ago
@drummerkingmike Or 16 note triplets, right? I suppose there would be no difference in playing 6 notes of sextuplets or 6 notes of triplets inside one quarter note in 4/4 measure.
dejd 1 year ago
@dejd Yeah totally (sextuplets = 16th triplets - different name for same thing) depends on the speed of the piece of course, but that would be the most obvious way to play it
drummerkingmike 1 year ago
great breakdown ^_^
heinzie5 1 year ago
what kind of snare is that? i like....
donius22 1 year ago
@donius22 That's a Yamaha Akira Jimbo Signature 13"x7"
schoolofmusiconline 1 year ago
perhaps a Bonham lick?
liennto 1 year ago
is that akira jimbo's snare?
brendanvdrums 1 year ago
Haha I like how he readjusts himself, does this swaying motion, but good video nonetheless!
xMontyxx 1 year ago
Great little lick, I can't wait to work on it.
drummer5359 1 year ago
hahahah my teacher showed this to me this week and i thought it had been his creation...lol
x360z0cker 1 year ago
Very very good teacher I must say.
djfreakhands 1 year ago
wow its so funny when the teachers speed it up and just go crazy
sushiquad 1 year ago 4
@sushiquad I think I just got excited...
schoolofmusiconline 1 year ago 5
@sushiquad you should check out sacha's other videos, this ain't going crazy. theres a beast that lurks within this mortal man haha one of the purest talents mixed with unrelentingly accurate technique. a drum super hero
TheJkirsch 1 year ago
is it just me or this guy sounds just like CHUCK ?
chpangon99 1 year ago
excellent playing..
i started using gadd sticks about 5yrs ago... they bring out the best sound off the toms,etc...but how do you hold on to them when you get sweaty
ammobile1 1 year ago 4
@ammobile1 I honestly don't use painted sticks much on gigs because unless it's a cold venue, the sweat thing is really an issue. I do occasionally pull out the Gadd sticks if I'm playing a song that requires a lot of cross-stick playing because the sound and feel is just so good from them. I mainly use 5a Extreme or 2b. Thanks for watching.
schoolofmusiconline 1 year ago
@ammobile1if you sand down the bottom is works perfect
julianisdope 1 year ago
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pollymatication 1 year ago
@pollymatication Have a listen to Dave Weckl on Chick Corea Elektric Band - 'Amnesia' (song), or Gary Novak on Chick Corea - 'Time Warp' (album). That's the sound I was aiming for here on what was, by the way, a loan kit. I don't mind that you don't dig it though - to each his own.
schoolofmusiconline 1 year ago 5
@schoolofmusiconline ooh, now you gone a made me feel bad for being mean. Thanks for this moment of self reflection.
pollymatication 1 year ago
@schoolofmusiconline dont mind that kind of people mate, they are haters, i got something out of video so thank you.
Percussionfish 1 year ago
@pollymatication Every drummer has there own sound, but far to many drummers choke or muffle there heads too much, the drums should be open and resonent, i think this bass drum is spot on in this vid, its exactly the sound i have on my vintage Ludwig and when voiced with the other drums on the kit theres no better sound for Jazz or Funk!!! But i respect that you dont like the sound its youre choice thats the great thing about being a drummer were all a bit different..
Joffy76 1 year ago
@Joffy76 yeah, you're right. I meant to remove that comment after realising how childish I sound. I didn't realise that was the sound he's after. I don't know much about jazz or fusion, Im a rock drummer.
pollymatication 1 year ago
@gstek1 i hope you're being sarcastic
pollymatication 1 year ago
@gstek1 That's a 20" Maple Custom with Coated Ambassadors on both sides. Cheers.
schoolofmusiconline 1 year ago
Nice video, thanks. My favorite part is how it's not a ratamacue.
Natephish 1 year ago
akira jimbos snare drum?
secorta 1 year ago
Great audio.
kbconsul 1 year ago
do you really need to explain if you say right youre talking bout youre right hand if you say left...? be brief but clear
adzug 1 year ago
Geez... This must be the most boring interpretation of ratamacue I've ever seen... "Midi file"... '' tom tom idea" ... WTF! How about Steve Gadd's "Up Close" with the "original" explanation, dumb-ass?
willkanoff 1 year ago
@willkanoff
It's not a ratamacue.
schoolofmusiconline 1 year ago
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willkanoff 1 year ago
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willkanoff 1 year ago
@schoolofmusiconline That's right! You play it back to front and it becomes "not a ratamacue". You really convinced yourself that people are dumb, r u? Dude, get off the drum kit and go into marketing, you'll fit right in. Meanwhile, take a look at me, I am walking, left , right, left, right...
willkanoff 1 year ago
@willkanoff
Calling this lick a ratamacue would be incorrect. Gadd says he derived it from a ratamacue, but it has become something completely different in application. A ratamacue is a single stroke four preceded by a drag. This lick is a non-alternating ratamacue, with the drag interpreted as 2 even notes (aka paradiddle-diddle), then displaced by 3 notes, THEN partly voiced on the kick drum. To explain how it relates to a ratamacue would have been a waste of time. Just like posting this.
schoolofmusiconline 1 year ago 14
it´s not a ratamacue, mr trumpet player.
antibulletdodger101 1 year ago
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willkanoff 1 year ago
that was awesome man thanks!
anewman1991 1 year ago
Very very good teaching .. and excellently executed !
Wilsonbangy 2 years ago
THANK YOU YOU ARE A REAL GOOD TEACHER
borishog 2 years ago