Don't know how I only just discovered this, think I'll have to use it next practice sesh!

Lpve this series Happy I discovered it

I wonder which one of these two will be a better option for a 18x16 floor tom?

I've been playing with a click every day for over 40 years and still hate it. It sucks and many great drummers like Buddy Rich, Keith Moon and Jeff Porcaro hated it too. It's not musical and the drummer shouldn't be following anything. It's a myth that people have been sucked into that playing a steady beat is in any way the correct way of playing. Plus youneed to wear headphones and people suck whenthey wear them.

I sincerely hope little Maple is doing well - life is one big exam, it's how we deal it that defines us x

Can the Earthworks DM20’s be used in live gigs?

I know this comment is a bit late, but. Why not learn the heal-toe? And use it in single foot groves as well.

I’ve been thinking about a custom 11 inch rack, but…. Does anyone make an 11 inch hoop?

Hi Orlando…Really enjoy your lesson videos. I’m almost 70 this coming December and just wanted to say that all patterns and grooves are all useful depending on how they are used…To me they are just more tools for the toolbox at one’s disposal. Keep up the great work sir. Regards, Shawn W. 👍👍👍😁

Those cymbals sound like garbage. Like children's toys.

Honestly, 24 is ok, 26 is too flappy, they get flappy at that size 18 is a little small, you start making sacrifices in pitch, too high 22 is a sweet spot But 20 is good if it's got a good low pitched fundamental It's gotta be the right 20" And I don't know who makes the best 20" kick. Is it a maple DW? Is it the maple and mahog Pearl reference? Or something completely different? Walnut? Bubinga? Sonor beech or Yamaha birch recording custom?

I bought the Alesis surge before this came out and now I wish I had waited. The 3 zone ride and 3 position high hat ( open loose and closed) are what I'm missing. Not to mention the better sounds, Bluetooth and weight. I was thinking I might buy the Titon 70 module to integrate with my kit.

Yeah i play heavy with a 20" 😅🤘🏾

音乐是那个loop专辑的

That snare tone is nice!!

I need to survive this song😂 I feel that

Weckl obviously

do you recommend using bass drum mics for floor toms?....a long time ago i heard that its a good idea to do that capture more low end frequecy from the floor toms. whats your opinion on that ?

That second floor tom head is cooked.

Can you choose 1 snare sound, a different tom sound and different cymbal sound or are you locked to 1 profile for all?

Sonor's rules.. the sound is amazing !! . I don't like drumsets whit one tom in front, to much distance between one tom and floor toms.

Excelente o sru video ! Mostra o som real da bateria ! Parabéns.

Took me a bit to get it…y’all are talking about rack tom 2! 🤦🏻 Nah I struggle with 2 rack tom’s anyway with placement . But the Risen Drums 12” rack tom with the 16” floor tom at much church sings! Got remo pinstripes on ‘em and tuned to a D and a G…and they sound like a G. I’m also 6’4” so I sit up nice and high, so it’s easy to keep my rack tom high and out of the way of the 22” kick.

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Hey Adam, love this video and I'm a new viewer to your channel! Do you happen to know anyone in the nyc area that teaches double bass or metal drumming? I have a drum teacher rn and even tho he's a great dude, he's not big into metronomes, hand exercises and doesn't touch double bass. Thanks in advance, man!

Still miss your short hair, your dread long hair doesn't fit your face

Sick tracks thank you 😊

A true pioneer when it comes to this drumming game!! rest easy bro

The answer here is a Yamaha ead10 and a set of 215 shure in ears. Treat the room as you go but you’d be surprised on what that tool can do for your playing.

Прикольно, видел такую фразу у Аарона Спирса

I was wondering about a double kick option? And if there's a metronome included in the software? Thanks for the review!

It took me years to realize I'm side-heavy. Great video as always!

One thing i did not find how to do is to change one of the zones , like the rim of the ride to play chaina cymble , the other thing is you have to dig in to set the sensitivity of all the pad to response good . And there is an issue that some of the time if you play at a pad you cannot here all the strikes like 2 feom 5 , or not hearing at first and then the other yes . And last thing is the menu is on the right and not on the left . Anither thing when you play from usb , you cant record yourself with the track . I love to get some help

Hearing from my Genelec 8030Bs. I can barely make a diff to objectively outline gains/losses between both. Both are awesome, both excel at the job. If I'd had none and had to get one, probably I'd get the Audix just cause I think it's a better economic choice. Besides the comparison, I don't much like the general mix of the drums. Not quite a fan of the overly aggressive bus comp as it seems to throw the comparison towards a very niche use case. Also there's something I can describe as dirt(is it saturation?)

Loved the Neve, also your drums playing. Thx for sharing

What does it sound like to someone standing in the room. Why does no one show this?

I was watching your double bass video, i loved it so i subscribed to your channel and i discover this vidéo and i cannot be ignorent about Maple hart issue and your situation. I amfrom France where we are lucky to get free surgery, my wife got open heart surgery twice for Marphan syndrom, it have been really tough for her to recover from that surgery but now she is fine, she can have normal life but she will get another heat surgery in the next ten years and it is pretty hard for her. Your situation is definitly toughter and i am happy to help you as much as i can. I hope it can help.

Honestly, the most important thing that increase my double bass progression was my drum throne, it became far beter as soon my drum throne was super steady. For the chain drive feeling on direct drive, i set up the top of the direct drive cam at 90 degree when the beater is hiting the drum head, it give the feeling of control like chain drive.

Ray Herrera, former Fear Factory drummer, used to say that practicing a bass drum part with a paradiddle and then going back to single strokes works wonders for independence and speed. And he required a left-foot lead with a diddle to play Slave Labor because of the way that part is written. It has doubles, hertas, left-foot lead and just the entire thing is easier. Another drum part that has a diddle at the beginning and the end of the beat is Angra’s Acid Rain. This is a common feature in former Angra drummer Aquiles Priester’s drumming.

This is really amazing top notch teaching. Wow, thanks so much.

Snare tuned in perfection 🙌🏾

Ya, I love the ones that slip over the rims, huge time saver. Plus, I only have to tune them once, instead of every time I want my set back Lol

I love drums, I love playing drums, but past drummers back then had such a natural groove and feel. New drummers are damn impressive, but drummers from back then had this ability to stop time.

I got a 13x9 single high tom over my bass drum and plenty of room. Yami mounts tho, other brand's tom mounts make it tight for 9" deep over 22 bass.

Awesome guys !!! Collab!!

Great lesson! However at 7:17/7:38, I don't hear a 16th triplet followed by two 8th notes. Instead I hear a sort of 7/8 groove. If we think it in 8th : three 8th notes followed by two quarter notes. At 8:16, (complete groove), the feeling is different and I now clearly hear the16th triplet followed by two 8th notes. Am I wrong ?

Maple was a strong baby kid!!! I belive she can survive the struggle and comback heal stronggest!!! God bless little maple 🙏

Bro‘s playing blessed 🙏🏼🫶🏼 whats the name of this snare? ❤

I use my 12x9 quite a bit, I think it sounds wonderful and I have no problem tuning it. I have drums in all sizes from 8 to 18 and, as long as you know what you're doing, you can tune any of those sizes easily.

20s sound great mic'd, probably punchier than any other size, and you don't even have to try. Slap the heads on, finger tight, reso maybe a half turn more if you're feeling funky, and with, lets say an E901 you got endless punch. But it doesn't give me enough back. Even 22s sometimes feel like there's something missing. I need a little more resistance. So naturally, i now play a ported 26x20. High tuned reso. Looks huge, sounds huge, records weird. Only tried recording it with a boundary mic tho, so i'll have to experiment a little more.