Never seen anyone swap tom 1 and tom 2 positions before. Interesting. What made you decide to set up like that? Nice lesson. Visuals help as sometimes when hearing drums played you can get lost on what's what. Especially for those who are just starting, or those who drums are not their primary instrument.

SO much in here. Im saving this1😊

Musical double kick and hands

Ayyye this is sick Ty 💃🕺💃🕺💃🕺🕺🕺💃💃🕺💃🕺

Excellent tom work then ghost notes!

Am a bigginer to drumming can you please help me with some skills and samples of how to drum 🥁 morely in praise and worship please

Well played, nice flow to the piece.

Delicious!

You didn't really illustrate the points you made; you just played to the track.

Fantastic. Was that your own solo or the one you learned from the original track?

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Am no musician but it is very pleasant to my ears.

"You don't want to be too infinite". So true.

Talks too much it’s nauseating

From Venezuela 🇻🇪 I don't understand English much but yes I understand the exercises on the staff I also teach classes just like you music the universal language EXCELLENT your master work GOD bless you in CHRIST JESUS

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Looks like I have a new favorite teacher on youtube. I really appreciate you showing the exercises on the pad, I find it more convenient to practice that way. I'd like to suggest that you specify BPMs so it's easier for people to set up a metronome to practice with you. Thanks for the video ✌️

Hey man was wondering I was struggling a little with my ghost notes. I can hear in my head that keeping beat-offbeat? Do you have any particular exercise for this. Thank you. 🙏 namaste

This is a great lesson, as usual. I have not looked into your drum school offering yet, but will. I’ve tried many online drum schools since spending years with advanced in-person teachers before moving to a much smaller city where that level of quality instruction simply doesn’t exist. Now, my clear favorite is JP Bouvet Method. I’m not a fan of the ‘big box’ online schools with 5 minute clips … simply as I consider them edutainment and not much learning, unless you take a lot of time to dig deep. Like a needle in a haystack. Simple answer: JP Bouvet Method.

What is your practice pad brand %?. Has a good crack to it. Thank you great lesson

Love this!

"But wait, there's more!" 😅 Thanks for another great video!

I didn't ask for this, and I don't want it. Please deliver your SPAM elsewhere

Well boring it is NOT. Very musical and tasty, Nicely done

I've never been much for playing rudiments on the drum set, but I am going to be learning this! So this will be my favorite

Very cool variations!

Thanks Gabriel a must know paradiddle

I normally really like your videos, homie, but that ringing in the snare drum is driving me nuts! Lol! You rock, bro. 💪

Fantastic Gabriel. Very impressive. Many thanks

I shook my paradiddle rut by playing all kinds of linear orchestrations till i broke free.

Awesome canal, and lesson, and Master! for this kind of music material, theres is a method called "Double Binary Motor System" which deals very specifically with the combination of movement patterns in different lengths, cell, motif phrase, semi-phrase, etc. I highly recommend it, it is in various meters.

Great lesson as usual, Thanks again!!

Thank you

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素晴らしいルーディメンツありがとうございます😊👍最高の練習になるし曲に使えそうです🎉いつも為になるレッスン動画ありがとうございます👍感謝します

Thank You ✨

So glad I stuck with the the video to the end. Sometimes with the real beginner stuff, I tend to get impatient, but this video takes you to the advanced level of exactly how to apply the rhudiment to a funky drumset groove that kicks a**. We are all told to apply the rhudiment to different surfaces and mix it up, but it is rare to find qualified instructional videos on exactly to do that. With some specific patterns on specific surfaces like this, it demonstrates a few ways to funk it up that include an open hihat and closed, the toms, and some beautiful ghost strokes, (NON ACCENTED). Whispers, is what my first instructor called them, as opposed to accented notes, he called shouts. This dynamic is what makes a lot of drummers sound basic, at first, untill you notice there is actually more being played to explain the funk you feel, but only subconsiously hear. Thank you for a great video!

From a long time guitarist who can slap out a straight beat I enjoyed it.

Starting on my weak side is why I am starting over completely without skipping the weak side exercises this time.

Great lesson 🙌Great teacher 🙌🙌

Hey Teach What kind and size are the drum sticks you are using?

Kodo drummers of Japan. Also irish and Scottish pipe drummers.

Man ,you are knowledgeable &great at instruction.. Keep representing.

Awesome

Buddy, jo jones ,Max&Bellson.

Gabriel, your videos are really useful. Love your teaching methods. For me, Thomas Lang and Simon Phillips...

I like your no nonsense yet fun approach to your work.

If love Gary Chester’s method . U

i have zero drum line back round.

So smooth, clean and complicated. Outstanding.