Awesome sauce

Man those are call butterflies not sweeps. Been called that for over 20 yrs

less muffling the better.... projection and pitch are everyting.... crank em up to roll definition... very little muffling

i think the wrist movement is not related to speed, drums needs a gentle hand. arm movement produce a loud sound while wrist is more gentle and bare able. plus good sounding doubles should be your goal not faster and doubles the start with rRlL (capitals are accents) can only be trained via wrist movement. training thisbway will get you faster on the pad but will make your playing on the kit so ugly.

But he never tells us how we can use this exercise musically. What a waste.

I wonder what he means by "Cheese"?

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Thats just beautiful

Is this the same for pipe band bass drums

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needs more reverb, could you record this again in a larger more empty room?

3:19 play along

What size drum is that? Ty

I'm a drum set player & I'm wondering how long to practice 8 on a hand? I usually do ten minutes. Also, looks like your fingers are completely around the stick (we call that the death grip) I usually have my back fingers loose. For this exercise should the fingers be completely around the stick making it more of a wrist type of exercise? Last, how fast should I be practicing this for? I usually go pretty fast. Thanks

Thanks for the lesson! How do you not get lost for example if you were to hold the roll longer and you're basically playing a double stroke roll at that point?

❤❤❤❤ good teaching

Yes bro !!!

Super helpful, practicing tremolo in flamenco guitar, (juan Serrano-flamenco basic techniques). Finding it difficult to keep the rhythm even for 5 note tremolo patterns so this is a great help. Thank you.

Just starting to go through "Stick Control" and I have to say that this should be on the First Page before Exercise 13. Thanks!

Good job ❤

Bro can you pls just show us

Halving a Pattern. Like Drop setting.

I’m not very good at percussion but i want to try out for bass drum next year for my schools marching band!! Right now i play synth, i will let u guys know if i make it!

Pat where have you been man..hope ur doing well

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Dan, did you ever teach at Penney’s Camp?

Dude thank you SO much. I had to learn this for the first time in under 15 days left for a try out for my college this helped me way faster than any other way. And I appreciate the demonstration in how much “faster” it sounds compared to regular 1 e & a.

What type of Drumpad is that?

thanks for the help!!

This helped a lot I wanted to learn a flam buzz grid so I went hear to get a base to learn it

This video most important video ,thank you ❤️❤️😘

You make it look so easy. Ty

Maybe actually hit the drum so we can hear it?

Dude has the football coach look but can actually play drums😂

kind of amazing how quickly i got quintuplets after this. night and day difference.

Thank you! Please tell me how to properly tune the set of tenors. I think this will be of interest to many!

Keith Carlock would agree with you. This was his go to exercise to get those amazing doubles of his. Thanks.

massive helper! thx:)

YOO thx I’m tryin tenor for winter drumline and all I wanted to know was how to do this just in case we would have to. thx my guy

camera needs to be near the hand.

….some of us are visual learners….the more you show, the more I observe….and my brain “imitates”. Eg. @3:00 - thanks

….absolutely the strength of the forearm gets better beats at faster tempo than just wrists. Very Helpful.

Excellent explanation and demo….thanks

Drink every time he says right. You're wasted in 47 seconds.

How about just showing how to tune instead of talking

This lesson led me to master quintuplets immediately, thank you very much! Suscribed.

Wow that's crazy I already was able to do that because it was a hand rhythm I found naturally but I never really thought about it and realized it was a quintuplet. It's actually a super natural rhythm for me to vibe to

My idea was to have a set of Chromatically tuned Bass Drums (and also Chromatically tuned Tenors) so that they could play in unison w/ the Winds, Brass, & Pitched percussion to get a new sound. Imagine hearing a newer version of the Star Spangled Banner (El Pendon Estrellado) played on Chromatically Tuned Drums.

I played this at 1.75x :D

damn I was thinking something like 1-a-quin-tup-let 2-a-quin-tup-let