it's interesting this video was linked to a cover with the kid on drums who couldn't play this 😂

you rocked that

men I love your channel, you make me get the pad and sticks jaja

love the drummerlab App... 🥰🤩

This is a great method. Thank you!

Looks great. Been a drummer for many years but only recently I've gotten into rudiments and more advanced stuff. I'll check out your site and report back. Thanks!

It’s .. scratch that why are the sticks upside down

Been a long while but I chose C

It’s b

It’s c

Ok this program is cool

Does this help to learn drums or just creating your own beats?

Thank u for all the work you put in for all of us drummers to play to. Helps so much. Thanks

After many failed attempts, today I played the whole thing no mistakes! The only way is through guys 🎉

This is outstanding and incredibly useful. Thank you so much for all the effort you put into creating the video and the online resources. I look forward to putting this into practice. Great stuff!👏

Very nice. I am going to try it out.

Awesome exercise, Although Ex #19 got messed up. Great effort, Loved it

Show irmão. Abraço do Brasil

what a roland ?

Sweet beat Very concise breakdown

That’s close but should be a snare ghost after every a of the triplet.

Mighty fine sounds from that Premier :-) Great skills too!

goddamn left hand!!

Thanks so much for this!

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Es adictivo escuchar esto 😍

chacarera :)

wow

Fantastic video lesson here! Well done!

I like how slow he goes it makes it a lot easier to understand

yes very cool 👍

Cool pattern

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Cool drums

First set of triplets sounded like 5 16th notes of rest, 6 16th notes, 5 16th notes.

Not trying to be funny here but them pans sounds realllllly good!

Excellent. Very useful. Recently discovered your videos and they're fantastic. Clear and helpful. What's the practice pad you're using?

Awesome

Very good lesson m'y Friend 🎉....

Damn, them some big sticks! I can play the riffs. My difficulty is losing concentration while trying to keep track of the number of lines I have completed. Following along with the video is fine because you do the counting for us. Trying to do it alone, not so much, if I try to keep count in my head. One way to get around it is to calculate total time required for 20 repetitions. Example: 100 BPM, 8 beats per line, 20 repetitions is 8 x 20 or a total of 160 beats. So 160 divided by 100 is 1.6 minutes or 1 minute 36 seconds. Set the metronome to 100 BPM and set the timer for 1 minute 36 seconds. When the timer expires, you have completed 20 repetitions.

Maaaaan!.!.!.!…. I have viewed hundreds of videos and this is the one has me devoted to the craft again. I cannot thank you enough. Your way of explaining these exercises are so genuine and inviting. Please, keep up the excellent work! I’m off to practice. Thanks again!!

These are just the lessons I was needing right now! Thanks :D

This is literally the most comprehensive drumming tutorial and I need more like this please.

Hello, I was wondering what was the e-kit that you used in the video? Thanks!

Thank you for such thorough and steady playing

Do sixteenth threenote next

Your output of fun warmup and practice exercises is elite.

Very helful!! Thank you for sharing with us and keep it up.

I completely forgot counting "1 e and a 2 e and a-" was a real form of music counting. I used to think it was something annoying i did to make my kindergarten teacher. 2 years ago my teacher hears me counting like that. I was doing it as a joke and to keep better time and she was impressed and confused😂😂

Nice lesson. Thanks bro