@jackassjoiner Occasionally when I'm not on the road I do online lessons via Skype, or if you can travel to northern England... Contact me through my website and we can discuss
Just a simple little thing can sound so cool. For me the toughest part is emphasizing the singles without over playing the diddles. I guess I need to practice... Good video.
cool, ive been practicing my diddles but havnt found a way to incorporate them into playing effectively.. its always so obvious when its shown to you :P
Nice Job. Just getting back into drumming again after taking 20 years off. I've forgotten everything I ever learned and it's taking a little more time to get back into it.
Beginner drummer here and I really enjoyed your lesson. Trying to find as much info and instruction as I can, from wherever I can. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skill. Peace~
@colourfulwithaU Accenting both single strokes just gives a different effect. You can accent anything you want - it depends what sound you want to hear.
Great that you showed how to apply that to real drumming. Not many Youtube vids show how its applied to real drum rythems and of course I like you style of playing. very smooth and fast and still holding a good rythem that you could imagine in a real song. thanks
Hey Joe, Chris Lewis here. Just stumbled across your youtube stuff by accident. Good stuff! I always neglected my rudiment stuff over the years, and have recently been putting some work into them. Now signing up to your website forum! Hope you're keeping well...looks like the Wishbone thing is going good. Take it easy mate...maybe talk to you on your forum. Cheers pal, Chris
Paradiddles are essential to practice, although they seem hard to work into fllls or to use creatively at first they start to make sense after a while.
I like the way you accent the singal strokes in the fills. It realy gives them a latin/of-beat groovy sort of thing. I haven't noticed many other drummers who do this so cudos to you my friend. Great job.
I like the general feel he has when he's playing the normal beat. The fills are quite basic, but it is a lesson, afterall. Love the feel, this guys knows what he's doing. :)
For years i struggled with getting paradiddles up to speed. It seemed impossible. The best tips I can offer are; work with a metronome, start slow, practice daily and it will happen for you in months instead of years. (i didn't practice often in my early years)
Ok, good teaching! I'm teaching drums too, almost every day, that's my job :).
I must say something!!
Do paradiddle with one accent only on the first single stroke... and... put your right hand on the ride or hi-hats... now, add bass drum at the same time on any ride or hi-hats!!
Hey Joe, Its me Charles. How come an inverted paradiddle's sticking is like this RLLR LRRL? Its obviously jumbled but not really inverted, shouldnt it be like RRLR LLRL (although this would be a drag)
cfs, you're right about one thing - that an inverted paradiddle is phrased "RRLR, LLRL". "Inverted" by definition means to be reversed. In the case of the inverted paradiddle, the sticking is as shown, with the first three notes graced and the last one accented for each sequence. The two grace notes played at the beginning of the inverted paradiddle are indeed "diddles" and not "drags". A "drag" is two notes played with the same hand at a speed TWICE that of the other notes in the phrasing.
Now, "RLLR, LRRL" is being called an inverted paradiddle on many websites and many instructors, but in fact is what's called a "permutation paradiddle". In this lesson, the instructor has moved the starting point of the paradiddle (a permutation) and also includes an additional accent to make both single strokes accented. Hope this helps and good luck on the set!
Yeah, you're right. Good that you pointed out the difference between diddles and drags, that's important to get a grip on (pun intended). But we're getting a tad pedantic here, don't you think? I guess we're just the paradiddle police! :-) As usual, nice job Joe. For the record, here are the paradiddle permutations: 1) RLRR LRLL 2) RLLR LRRL 3) RRLR LLRL 4) RLRL LRLR 5) LRLL RLRR 6) LRRL RLLR 7) LLRL RRLR 8) LRLR RLRL The same thing can be done with paraparadiddles and paradiddlediddles.
@RawkinOutt .....You misunderstand.......I was replying to some chump whose spelling etc were terrible, but was telling the guy who posted the vid that he should study before posting.
do you give private lessons? would be very interested in getting some.
jackassjoiner 6 days ago
@jackassjoiner Occasionally when I'm not on the road I do online lessons via Skype, or if you can travel to northern England... Contact me through my website and we can discuss
pfefftube 6 days ago
Just a simple little thing can sound so cool. For me the toughest part is emphasizing the singles without over playing the diddles. I guess I need to practice... Good video.
bmckenzie69 1 week ago
cool, ive been practicing my diddles but havnt found a way to incorporate them into playing effectively.. its always so obvious when its shown to you :P
superdupertyson 1 month ago
Awesome dude, a lot of help i got from this vid :D
saiddrial 1 month ago
Awesome drumming mate!
schaatsgek 2 months ago
@schaatsgek Thank you :)
pfefftube 2 months ago
nice one.
i think if you play it in a bit faster bpm you will have a much nicer fill for those paradiddles
drumasylum29 2 months ago
Nice Job. Just getting back into drumming again after taking 20 years off. I've forgotten everything I ever learned and it's taking a little more time to get back into it.
Dokmaxx1 4 months ago
what beat are you playing from 2:20 - 2:26 ? Ghost notes are very nice!
I like your Lessons. They are very inspiring!
Greets from germany
BenMrZin 4 months ago
@BenMrZin Thanks. It's just a paradiddle.
pfefftube 4 months ago
oh god thats gonna take alot of practice lol
bakainvein 5 months ago
Beginner drummer here and I really enjoyed your lesson. Trying to find as much info and instruction as I can, from wherever I can. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and skill. Peace~
bigmarty336 5 months ago
Good!
Danielion55 5 months ago
very nice...
lhautomationinc 6 months ago
@lhautomationinc Thank you :)
pfefftube 6 months ago
very really interesting...!!! keep drumming and thanks for the ideas!! hugs from lisbon.
miguell67 6 months ago
@miguell67 Thanks :)
pfefftube 6 months ago
Nicely played. Clear and instructive, I'll be practising that today, thanks
grandfromage46 7 months ago
You are pretty funky. And Your Technique is great.
BenMrZin 8 months ago
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Where do You hit exactly when doing the fills as 'inverted(?)' paradiddle? (the second paradiddle You showed).
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ayajivayajivayajiv 8 months ago
awesome video for helping us figure out how the hell to incorporate paradiddles!
rahul20 10 months ago
Are you sure that the RL and LR need to be accented? Usually I just accent the first and fifth notes:
RlrrLrll
I'll practice it your way, too, though.
colourfulwithaU 11 months ago
@colourfulwithaU Accenting both single strokes just gives a different effect. You can accent anything you want - it depends what sound you want to hear.
pfefftube 11 months ago 8
Nice. I like the cymbal accents while ghosting the diddle on the snare. I am going to incorporate that into my playing. Thanks.
PNWgroove 1 year ago
im sorry, i was listening to your cool accent and learned nothing :3
Dr8co1 1 year ago
aaaaaaaaaa
charliieDReaMsa7x 1 year ago
this video is so cool, I have to say it... camera shakes is so fucking cool!
TheCore1994 1 year ago
Can anyone tell me the sticking for that little lick 2:21-2:23?
gobluteam 1 year ago
Great that you showed how to apply that to real drumming. Not many Youtube vids show how its applied to real drum rythems and of course I like you style of playing. very smooth and fast and still holding a good rythem that you could imagine in a real song. thanks
jsbattlenet 1 year ago
Another thing to practice is paradiddles with a triplet feel.
Oneness100 1 year ago
Nice Job, thanks for sharing this !
gyro62 1 year ago
I can do paradiddles just fine, but I have a hard time incorporating them properly in fills, I guess I gotta get more practise lol
velo66 1 year ago
Your the best tutor on youtube mate, no showing off like most of them, you keep it so simple and its bloody effective, mint.
scragbasket 1 year ago
is it a Gretsch Renown ? how do you have it tuned?
tatodino 1 year ago
@tatodino Yep. I think it's evans G2s. It's tuned pretty high.
pfefftube 1 year ago
hey dude im from philippines can u teach me how to play the balance speed in paradiddles ??
TheTobidara 1 year ago
snare is gated too much!!!
biusz 1 year ago
@biusz It's not gated at all, but I do tend to play very quiet ghost notes when I'm practising this kind of thing.
pfefftube 1 year ago 3
@biusz No it's not?.....
harty678 10 months ago
nice
jamesdancer73 1 year ago
Well done!
Seggerooo 2 years ago
BUENISIMOOOOOOO!!!!!
digamne por favor......los cortes qu hace en ese ritmo es solo con PARADIL O LO COMBINA CON ALGUN OTRO???
Gera86R 2 years ago
@Gera86R nada mas asi como dice rlrrlrll
kitorinchancla 2 years ago
Tx dude! for real!
nice lesson! nice groove!
give us more!
Tuganotube 2 years ago
Hey Joe, Chris Lewis here. Just stumbled across your youtube stuff by accident. Good stuff! I always neglected my rudiment stuff over the years, and have recently been putting some work into them. Now signing up to your website forum! Hope you're keeping well...looks like the Wishbone thing is going good. Take it easy mate...maybe talk to you on your forum. Cheers pal, Chris
ringochris 2 years ago
I believe what you are referring to is a "vagadiddle." Anyway, back to the lesson here: thank you very much, this is great. Very helpful.
greenfruitface 2 years ago 3
one time i was fucking this girl and i tried doin a paradiddle on her vagina with my penis.
ryannftw 2 years ago 5
how did you do that? Do you have a right and left penis? if so, I'm impressed. if not, I'm even more impressed.
lambheartslayer 2 years ago 4
man,I cant stop laughin!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks
NikeDrums 2 years ago
obviously it didn't work unless you had 2 dicks!
ion7 2 years ago
were you using dic firth sticks?
leftpuman 2 years ago 13
you shoulda went for the double. everything is better double.
pb0o6 2 years ago
Hahahahahahaa!
janjudas 2 years ago
remember to wear a rubber in your stick(s), when making fills inside of her.
DeJreplica 2 years ago
@DeJreplica
Took me a while to get that.
FreakOfGames9 2 years ago
@DeJreplica are those battery powered sticks?
impavitus 1 year ago
@impavitus
no, just 100% meat.
DeJreplica 1 year ago
Paradiddles are essential to practice, although they seem hard to work into fllls or to use creatively at first they start to make sense after a while.
DoubleDowner 2 years ago 4
terrific stuff!
drummercouk 2 years ago 2
awesome lesson. Never had a lesson in my life been playing for years. wish I knew this kinda stuff for the kit!
Christkeys09 2 years ago 2
easy to learn man...just practise it slow for a bit till you get it, and then the speed will come from alone
stefanakias 2 years ago 2
Cool stuff man!
SinisterSkip 2 years ago 2
I like the way you accent the singal strokes in the fills. It realy gives them a latin/of-beat groovy sort of thing. I haven't noticed many other drummers who do this so cudos to you my friend. Great job.
Blindvisions1 3 years ago 4
I like the general feel he has when he's playing the normal beat. The fills are quite basic, but it is a lesson, afterall. Love the feel, this guys knows what he's doing. :)
SigDrums 3 years ago 2
man, i wish i would have had drum lessons. I play drums, but haven't had any lessons, so these thought processes are overwhelming to me!
JoesRedGuitar 3 years ago 2
Great vid! I just started learning rudiments and this is a great explanation on how rudiments work on actual songs or as fill ins. Thanks!
Guitarfool5931 3 years ago 2
I've never seen ghosts like that and i also thought paradiddles were just for the snare hehe
hebronsawyers 3 years ago
ha most drum teachers only teach you on the snare like they did me :L
willsie22 3 years ago 5
great lesson....very clean playing.
xbandit0 3 years ago
very nice...
i think more people should use these very groovy rudiments in their fills...
PaulDerDoofe 3 years ago
i can barely hear what you are saying maybe you should raise the volume on yer mic.... just a thought
HalfBakedDrummeR 3 years ago
Doin' that Pridgen lick that he does in that Gospel Chops interview. Digging it for certain!
bleedtheyouth 3 years ago 4
nice groovin. floor tom sounds dead tho.
c0r4g 3 years ago
how about a hey diddle diddle
MOSTDEAFdotCOM 3 years ago
i find it damn difficult to coordinate paraddilddles and do them fast...
andrevth 3 years ago 3
For years i struggled with getting paradiddles up to speed. It seemed impossible. The best tips I can offer are; work with a metronome, start slow, practice daily and it will happen for you in months instead of years. (i didn't practice often in my early years)
isaacleedrums 3 years ago 4
i see. practice is still the key. thanks alot man
muggersarelosers 3 years ago 3
how bout a flip a diddle?
rickb731 3 years ago
i love you.
billkessler 3 years ago
You just can't keep a good paradiddle down!
SuperfuryanimaL01 3 years ago
Ok, good teaching! I'm teaching drums too, almost every day, that's my job :).
I must say something!!
Do paradiddle with one accent only on the first single stroke... and... put your right hand on the ride or hi-hats... now, add bass drum at the same time on any ride or hi-hats!!
Have fun making paradiddle beat!!!
Same thing with double paradiddle!!!!
DruMmMeuR 3 years ago
Very smooth movement, good techique.
BokorugroRR 3 years ago
Great video man you helped me a lot, thx
StricklandPropane1 3 years ago
Hey Joe, Its me Charles. How come an inverted paradiddle's sticking is like this RLLR LRRL? Its obviously jumbled but not really inverted, shouldnt it be like RRLR LLRL (although this would be a drag)
cfsvillanueva 3 years ago
That is a paradiddle too. There is 4 ways to play a paradiddle.
RLRR LRLL
RRLR LLRL
RLLR LRRL
RLRL LRLR
Good luck!!! Hope this helps.
madamejam 3 years ago
cfs, you're right about one thing - that an inverted paradiddle is phrased "RRLR, LLRL". "Inverted" by definition means to be reversed. In the case of the inverted paradiddle, the sticking is as shown, with the first three notes graced and the last one accented for each sequence. The two grace notes played at the beginning of the inverted paradiddle are indeed "diddles" and not "drags". A "drag" is two notes played with the same hand at a speed TWICE that of the other notes in the phrasing.
DrumDisciple1 3 years ago
Now, "RLLR, LRRL" is being called an inverted paradiddle on many websites and many instructors, but in fact is what's called a "permutation paradiddle". In this lesson, the instructor has moved the starting point of the paradiddle (a permutation) and also includes an additional accent to make both single strokes accented. Hope this helps and good luck on the set!
DrumDisciple1 3 years ago
themancable 3 years ago 3
ur alright at drumming
SteveM2781995 3 years ago
cool man
chtidrummer 3 years ago
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study befor post a video .....
not good ...
jassfoundation 3 years ago
Study befor post a comment. Grammar, spelling.
violinbloke 3 years ago 10
hUHAUHuhauhU good reply XDXD
PEHIO 3 years ago
@violinbloke rofl read your own post
jbyrd117 9 months ago
@violinbloke before* posting**
RawkinOutt 7 months ago
@RawkinOutt .....You misunderstand.......I was replying to some chump whose spelling etc were terrible, but was telling the guy who posted the vid that he should study before posting.
violinbloke 7 months ago
@violinbloke So you misspelled words purposely? lol
RawkinOutt 7 months ago
good job
chtidrummer 3 years ago
grreeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaatttttttttttt
underprog 4 years ago
awsome job.what kind of set is that?
xXAcE76Xx 4 years ago
The 10,12,14 are Gretsch renown toms with evansG2s, the 16" is a Yamaha Recording custom as is the bass drum.
I play Sonor drums now which I love. Videos with that kit coming soon....
Joe
pfefftube 4 years ago
big help for me also.Thanx
Mihail99pap 4 years ago
Very tight man! cheers big help!
CH1NNO 4 years ago
Dude thank you so much, i like your teaching... No one has done such good examples of using paradiddles, you helped me out a lot
maggotmikey891 4 years ago
Very well taught - i ike the beat that you play when you're going into the example fills at full speed... clean and tidy.
Englishneo2k 4 years ago
niiiice
matxy 4 years ago
Cool! Mitch Mitchell used to do some stuff with paradiddles too, but you're definitely taking it a step further.
candlemaniac 4 years ago 2
thats really helpful thanks very much! great lesson
Liam1983bass 4 years ago
thanks!
oh and a verry cool kit u have there....
art5 4 years ago
great tunnung and setting
ssantixx 4 years ago
great drumming,and lesson.
drumguy22 4 years ago
good druming and well known explain
tibaccon 4 years ago
please make a lesson about all those little funk tricks when ur doing the groove
someonewith 4 years ago
cool. what kind of drums are you using?
HOTLIGHTS1 5 years ago
VERY COOL LESSON! THANX.
crusty76 5 years ago