Rudiment Warm-Up Drum Solo

Just powering some rudiments around the kit as a warm-up.
Includes: Single-stroke crossovers, split doubles & paradiddles, triplets, ruffs, flams and flam-taps. Be sure to check out my regular solo (after warming up!)

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Music

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• dave
• becher
• drum
• solo
• rudiments

[db35m]

well... thats an awesome rack man!!!! Love the snare Sound ....tnaks alot and you reply did really help alot...

[17drums]

@db35m Yeah, you can only see it briefly. But if you pause the video at certain spots, it's easier to check out. Cost me $1,000 back in the early 70's. Needless to say, it was ALOT of money back then. But worth every penny, every time I had to move the set. Saved me HOURS each set-up.

[nMONjapan]

Coool& NICE!!!!!

[17drums]

Thanks!

[Eleanna4fun]

Great kit! And nice solo before the solo :P

[17drums]

@a2sidedcoin Thanks! Yeah, they are very crisp and tight. But I guess not for everyone, (if you read some of the other comments!) All you need is leg hardware, (preferably matching your own kit's). Then drill away and attach the legs. I couldn't find a snare or tom stand that went low enough.

[a2sidedcoin]

@17drums was wondering if that was a marching snare!! EXCELLENT man! I always wanted a marching snare for a snare on my kit

[leetos]

After the half-hour it took you to get started, it was still incredibly boring.

[17drums]

Thanks! That's a Pearl marching snare that I put legs on. It's crisp and tight. That's why I like it. It doesn't forgive mistakes. Glad you like it too. But, to each their own, I guess!

[TDKE72]

Funny how people have different ears. I really like the dry sound of your snare. Nice flow around the kit.

[17drums]

Thanks!

[rhythmac]

Fantastic stuff man. 5 stars again!

[my103plague]

Nice kit and good playing

[17drums]

Thanks! If we lefty's are doing our own thing--marching to the beat of a different drummer--then I wonder who THAT drummer is!

[nl59]

Lol, at all the jams I've been to, I've never heard a left-handed drummer sound so tight! haha! Don't know why... seems they are all doing their own thing :) I used to play a left-handed set! Lol very nice by the way!

[17drums]

Thanks. This was my first video, and I was using the camera's mic. So it may not have picked up the snare well. Also, the snare is not the Fibes one for the set. On this video I was using a marching snare for the crispness of the attack and quick decay.

[rulo0505]

your kit sond perfect, the only thing bad is the snare, i like the sound of the wood snares but you are awesome playing the drumms

[17drums]

Thanks! It's a lefty set-up so I'm sure it looks very strange to righties. As a lefty though, it's a breeze to play. Everything is right there. The sound on this solo was from just using the camera's mic. I shot this video before I bought mics and a board for this set.

[DarkmanFlow]

Your kit sounds awesome, especially with your playing haha! But I sorta dislike your setup, but I guess that´s all preference ;)

5*

[17drums]

Sounds like fun! Right now I'm working on a hand/foot independence solo with 6 foot pedals on my smaller jazz set. But I also have a Roland TD-12 with 2 extra drum pads and an extra cymbal. Not sure how to handle the logistics of a battle, though. After the current video, I plan to do another 'Training' video on writing a stand-alone Youtube solo. Then I'll work on an electronic solo. If you do a new one also, we can swap! How's that? Probably easier than a call and response across the 'Pond'!

[SriDys]

If I had an acoustic kit, I would say we should do a drum battle video together... unfortunitly the battle is over before its even started with our equipment comparison :-)

[17drums]

The truth? Honestly? Ha! Thanks, again, Eddie!

[Broaart]

I like this also. I started out on drums and played them in high school many years ago. But you are the truth!! 5*****!

[17drums]

Thanks! Your uncle's a lefty, too? How about you? Does your uncle have any videos up? I love to see his kit as well as his playing.

[Rushfanx123]

That was great dave