3 Years Of Drumming Progress

[@bastiaanstam9713]

1:50 all you need to learn to be a successful drummer

[@LaciDrummer]

straight facts

[@hectatusbreakfastus6106]

Haha yeah my brother said the same thing, he's like "If you toss your sticks people will think you are a good drummer and be impressed, but if you want to impress drummers it's with 16th notes" lol.

[@dallasstiles118]

The potential was obvious from the beginning. Cheers!

[@jazzram_]

Facts

[@Scratxhin]

lol

[@chardrum]

Notice how the kit setup gets tighter over time....

[@rasm0225]

I skipped through the video and that’s the one thing I was watching for.

[@villealakorkko21]

Yep. I think 1st Tom Is still too far for her, coz she needs to Lean for fills.. 🤔 but all Have their own taste for setup 👍🙂

[@farshimelt]

@@villealakorkko21 It's not about taste, it's about ergonomics.

[@cobuspotgieter]

Well done! The groove at 10:35 was solid as a rock. Keep playing!

[@LaciDrummer]

ayeeee thank you so much, I appreciate the feedback!

[@ScratchBashing]

You got Cobus here, what more could any drummer want!?

[@gabebabe1]

Cool of you to listen to young drummers and give encouragement!

[@JohnAsisPh]

nice attitude man! i really appreciate this

[@aron2365]

Bruh did she just invoked master Cobus in here, you’re one lucky one ☝️.

[@JohnAsisPh]

Loved watching your progress! im on my 10th year playing the guitar

[@carter0796]

10th year on drums over here

[@jacksonb.2501]

9th year of drums, 3rd year of guitar

[@jazzram_]

Never played drums here

[@immanuelcalunod8518]

Yay Filipino here.

[@TRUMP-2024-STF]

Drums are crazy hard. I love the drums. It’s the most important instrument in band.. see Zeppelin.. my problem was I couldn’t do different beats/time with different limbs.. lol.. I was just a best maker. That’s it. So I took up guitar.. much easier.. 20 years in..

[@siratsiri8524]

this is gonna pop off and be in everyones recommended

[@LaciDrummer]

it has like crazy already

[@colewarren3083]

Haha, that's ironic

[@DatsunMan80]

I've been a guitarist for 30+years but have just started the drums. Thanks for inspiring me to keep at it :)

[@LaciDrummer]

thats awesome, best of luck to you!

[@glennencarnacion3360]

I am 13 months away from retirement. As part of my strategy to help keep physically and mentally sharp, I've challenged myself to learn how to play drums. Thanks for the inspiration, wish me luck! Keep up the great content.

[@Everyman777]

I'm 67 and bought my first drum kit last week. Always loved drums. Never too late.

[@glennencarnacion3360]

@@Everyman777 Thanks for the motivation and inspiration!

[@aggierowe9574]

When I was a little girl and lived in a tiny NYC apartment with my family, no way my folks would get a drum set, so I had years of tap dance experience bc they could tell I love rhythm LOL...I took up the drums when I got a house and enough land to jam to my heart’s content...and I am half a century old

[@Everyman777]

@@aggierowe9574 I am discovering just how much of a cardio workout drum practice is. It's exhausting, but such fun!

[@aggierowe9574]

@@Everyman777 An added benefit is that is “forces” you to stay in shape since it’s a very physical instrument to play...I added another mile to my power walk/run so that I build endurance on the drums!

[@zyzzyz7035]

Pearl and Zildjian the first week of playing drums. Must be nice.

[@ASDrums123]

Lol I’m also a self taught drummer and I didn’t start with anything good 😂

[@yeetfeet1878]

I’ve been drumming for a year and a half, and use Zildjan and Yamaha. But I have to use dang drum mutes.

[@yeetfeet1878]

Whenever I play rush, Tool, Led Zeppelin, Metallica, King crimson, etc it never sounds right because of the mutes.plus they cut off a ton of rebound.

[@ASDrums123]

@@yeetfeet1878 oo that sucks I use. cheap unbranded cymbals from amazon 😂

[@yeetfeet1878]

@@ASDrums123 at least you don’t have to use drum mutes. Everytime they fall off my parents tell me to put them back on. I hate it. I don’t really want to tell my parents this because I’ll get in trouble. But literally no one I’m pretty sure uses drum mutes. I mean obviously there are people that use them but not a lot.

[@henryswanson1851]

I love how we all start off with the awkwardly angled toms. Brings me back. Great job!

[@jackcolbert05]

yeah i know i used have my tomes like literally 10 inches apart when i started now i have to have the toms on my bass equally spaced and i make sure my number 1 tom to my left is small bit higher than the middle so yeah that’s my set up style for some reason

[@henryswanson1851]

@@jackcolbert05 hey, whatever works. We're all built differently so we all gotta adjust our kits so that they fit us ergonomically which is something I didn't understand for way too long. But yeah when I started out,, my rack toms were up way too high and were practically facing me.

[@jackcolbert05]

@@henryswanson1851 oh yeah i also did that set up for a while when i started then i went to wanting my toms angled flat like modern kit pictures and then i angled my toms inward after i saw Roger Taylor of queens kit and now i’ve gone to my current set up so it’s cool to hear others drummer ps experiencing early wonky kit set ups

[@ricoridgez3822]

I've been playing around 2 years and I've had my Tom's like that the whole time up until last month 😂

[@aJazzcat]

How do I convince my friend to get lessons? He's been playing drums for three years now and the rest of the band still has to support him rhythmically

[@benluna6158]

I’ve been a drummer since I was 11 and I’m 17 now. I play heavy metal music on the drums. And I love when I see someone around the same age, do the same thing!! Keep it up!!!

[@chrishorton5009]

This brought back memories, nice progression for the time period, consider using a metronome and remember 'the groove is everything, fills are just icing!'

[@LaciDrummer]

true statement! a lot of these clips are me being off time due to learning something new, but I did end up solidifying them once I got better. I work with a metronome frequently though, it really does make a difference and you can never be too on time! Thanks for the feedback! 🤘

[@higuk999]

@@LaciDrummer If your timing is off while learning something new it always better to slow it down as much as you can to learn play it consistenetly on time the best practice is slow and accurate practice, thats how things get better at speed you wanna teach yourself the correct muscle memory and it will make speeding things up 10x easier

[@toyfactory]

Hey, thanks for posting this. I am about 4 months in teaching myself drums. Seeing your progress and that you are self taught makes me feel better about the fact that I am choosing to teach myself drums, so thank you for the inspirational video!

[@TiagoDrumming]

Awesome to see the progression! Your video was recommend to me on the main youtube page. You must be doing something right :D Natural talent. Keep playing :)

[@LaciDrummer]

aye thanks for watching!

[@TW748]

Been playing for 25 years, totally self taught. In your first recording it was clear despite your lack of form and using way too much energy in your elbows and wrists that you were a natural at it. By the end you are much more energy efficient. Keep at it you’re doing great!

[@eel-in-a-pot1821]

3:32 21 pilots, respect increased by 80% Also congrats on 2k, YT algorithm did you good on this one, loved it!

[@ninjapikachu5673]

Looks like we both noticed it. The beat at 1:07 sounded like Ode To Sleep as well but it was somewhat simplified.

[@evanpole4951]

@@ninjapikachu5673 I aslo think I heard ride in year 1

[@oobernoober7617]

Amazing to see that you had that much limb independence in your first week! You progressed amazingly and quickly too, what else can I say BEAUTIFUL JOB!!!!

[@danielp4355]

Agree, I remember when I started I barely could move separately my leading hand from any other limb.

[@LaciDrummer]

thanks a bunch!

[@ryangroom2959]

There’s a lot of great improvement in this video!! 👍 A couple things I’d suggest about technique though, your playing zones are still super wide, try to get them as tight as you can. One thing you can do is if you have a practice pad tape a quarter or something in the center and just practice playing exercises like stick control and stuff in that quarter. Its REALLY hard at first but even just a little work will get you miles behind the kit. The second thing is make sure the angle that your hitting the drums is as straight up and down as you can get it, it looks like your kinda swiping at the snare with your left hand. It’ll also help your playing zones if you straighten out the angle you hit the drums with, not to mention an improvement in sound Keep up the good work though, your WAY ahead of a lot of people at the 3 year mark 👍👍

[@LaciDrummer]

Thanks so much! Great feedback, I’ll definitely give that quarter trick a try.

[@farshimelt]

@@LaciDrummer If your short of change, draw a circle the size of a quarter.

[@bigyoshi42069]

Keep pushing and practicing! For only three years this is impressive! You get getting more and more more comfortable on your kit and also keep getting getting cleaner through the years! Also as someone who has taught themself drums for years, don’t be afraid to ask questions to more experienced players or take a couple tips. KZbin has plenty of helpful videos filled with tips, techniques and other things to help you grow!

[@pepe7drum]

Drumming is a never ending learning experience, dont stop until you become a black belt at drumming and even then you still have a lot to learn

[@whanowa]

Awesome progress! If I may give a recommendation: Buy some GOOD over-ear isolating headphones. This will allow you to listen to the backing tracks at a lower volume and protect your ears from hearing damage. I am playing drums for a long time now and I have tinnitus. I'm using "Direct Sound EX-29" for many years and they work like a charm.

[@LaciDrummer]

ive been wanting some for a while... just ordered some! hopefully will be here by april its back ordered

[@luluthedrummer]

wow that was amazing i watched all way through! and woah your fills have gotten so much better as well! congrats!!

[@luluthedrummer]

hope my improvement will be like yours

[@LaciDrummer]

aha thanks! I think I made pretty decently progress. And you’re progressing very very fast, I believe in you!!

[@LaciDrummer]

just want to quickly thank everyone for the support! I gained 90+ subs just today alone. from 300 last night to 395 tonight. thats craaaazy, I would’ve never expected so much attention on this video, but I appreciate it a ton! New cover soon. edit: guys just because I don’t record my rudiment-playing doesn’t mean it doesnt exist lol. thank you for your concern though, I know you mean well and I appreciate the awesome feedback :))

[@wandering_heart]

I've been playing for 21 years. I'm @4:08 in this video and I'm absolutely astonished. You have such a natural gift. Watching the first 6 months is crazy. You started out working on cymbal and tom rhythms and then it seems like you didn't really start figuring out the most basic stuff until you ran out of advanced lessons to teach yourself. I'm truly blown away. Your hihat work is actually inspiring. Lol. I'm subscribing in hopes that I'll be able to follow your journey for years to come... and in hopes that by the end of this video, you haven't already surpassed me entirely. Lol You seem to like syncopated rhythms with lots of hihat work... look up Carter Beauford (he's Dave Matthews' drummer and a legend). He may be inspirational for you :)

[@AlexTamMusic]

We love you!!Keep on rocking!!

[@MightyMouseDex]

😎👍🏽

[@mellowtron214]

You seem to have figured out some things quicker than I did. Like the “chick” thing drummers do stepping on the hi hat pedal, I didn’t realize that was even a thing until I heard “Poor Tom” by Led Zeppelin. Id wish someone had told me about: 1. Ghost notes 2. Double bass rolls don’t stop for the snare hit. 3. Cymbal bell work makes everything much cooler. 4. Listen to a lot of different music and learn as many different genres as you can, even if you don’t exactly like the music, your drummer brain will start enjoying all kinds of music for the rhythms and drumming alone. 5. Good cymbals make a good drum set sound, you can buy a decent set of shells and tune it with good heads and make it sounds good enough, but cymbals cannot be tuned making them a better investment to improve the over all sound of your drum set. 6. Invest in good hardware! Having to constantly stop mid-drumming to readjust your hardware as it’s constantly scooting away from you, springs are coming lose, hi hat is slowly opening more and more, etc, is an easy fix for how extremely annoying it is. 7. Learn a few rudiments, that’s all drumming actually is at its core, once you get over the limb independence bits, you realize that it’s all just small patterns, pretty much all of which have been discovered and written down for easy consumption and practice. Hope any of that helps Keep it up my dude!

[@alexsandoval1139]

I started playing drums 3 years ago, at age 52... a lot of 'friends' gave me flack, suggesting I had to be young to learn and absorb... watching your progress inspired me, made be believe in myself even more. Thank you, and great job!

[@Plawdog]

I think that the amount of progress is amazing! I think if you want to take it to the next step you should look into the Jazz world, or at least be in a band/ensemble of some sort if you’re not already. It makes you a much better musician and it really helps you become more musically interactive

[@LaciDrummer]

thanks! I was about to be in a band but they cancelled bc of corona. But fun fact I played as a clarinet in school band for 4 years

[@DRUmBEaTTS]

Wow, brought back many memories of sitting and shedding in my parents basement so many years ago. All the frustrations and triumphs. The general public has no idea how much time and discipline and persistence learning a musical instrument takes.

[@parsnips800]

Amazing progress in just 3 years! Your timing is solid. May I suggest working with a pad on just singles and doubles etc. This will clean up your rolls and open up your left hand which appears a little tight during fills. I'm not being critical, I just know for me, my hands improved much quicker when I focused on just pad work. Keep up the excellent work!

[@LaciDrummer]

Thanks and I totally agree! My first two years I barely played my left hand. The past year I’ve been using it whenever I can, and what a difference! Will be doing more left hand exercises and for sure working more on my rudiments, which aren’t the most solid right now. I appreciate the feedback!

[@magoodrummer1462]

@@LaciDrummer he's right about the pad. You definitely have what it takes. I've been playing for 40+years and I still practice my rudiments. Check out drumeo if you haven't already. They have excellent tutorials on everything. I didn't have you tube when I started but every style you want to learn is on here. Rock on Lacidrummer!

[@cosasquenuncatedije]

@@LaciDrummer dont forget to use the metronome and slow it down

[@farshimelt]

@@LaciDrummer The first 3 rudiments to learn are: singles, doubles and flams. All the other are combinations of those 3. Stick Control by Geo. L. Stone is a great resource and there are a myriad of ways to use it. Check it out on you tube. You can download a free PDF of the book.

[@sethrajnic]

I love playing the pantaloon! I noticed it immediately. Rock on!!! 🤘 🤘

[@LaciDrummer]

aye yeah its fun 🤘

[@isaacschmidt3338]

This is fun to watch. I’ve played off and on for almost 20 years, and the only advice I’d give to anyone is to try and find a teacher: Study with them for a while, and then eventually find another one. Take a year or three on your own, then take opportunities to study with someone when your life (and budget) suits. Seriously, do it, at least once, at least for a few months. I guarantee in 10 years, whether you’re still actively playing or it’s something you come back to throughout your life (or even if you don’t), it’s something you’ll never regret and, if you’re like me, probably come to realize it’s the best thing you can possibly do to improve your drumming (beyond the hours you spend behind the kit). You clearly enjoy it, you appear to have a natural aptitude, make the most of it that you possibly can. The better you get, the more fun it becomes. The best way to get better is to study with a master. Nicely done!

[@Sterlings_End]

You're definitely someone who practices! You can easily tell! Congratulations to 3 years!

[@ShaunPrince]

First of all, doing a drums-only audio for this is very brave of you. Really awesome progress you are making.

[@EricFDrums]

Okay coming from a lifelong drummer that is super cool to watch progress from the beginning until current state great idea for a video.

[@louisbakewell597]

4:29 okay, we all recognised Numb by Linkin Park there... Great progress, keep going !

[@rochameleon0003]

Continuation is power. Thank you for the inspiration!

[@NewChannelBelow]

i immediately recognized that you were playing along to twenty one pilots and then i see the shirt LMAO

[@freeman7079]

Watching your set up change as you developed your own style and get more comfortable with your own movements is so fun! Not to mention, your level of improvement is fantastic! My daughter turned two and got her first drum set...maybe I’m forcing it 🤷‍♂️

[@farshimelt]

If she likes the drums and plays them, you're not forcing it. In India, drummers start at 2.

[@thetruth156real3]

It’s amazing how she started off with a lovely grip and wrist control, that usually comes with time????

[@microbe4291]

I noticed that too. Great progress btw.

[@thetruth156real3]

@@Catinthehackmatrix I’m a drummer and a singer,,and it’s impossible to try and sing badly and all so impossible to fake bad drumming once you have reached a certain level.

[@farshimelt]

And leaning her left hand against her side. Very limiting.

[@shaunrathbun6649]

Ok I subscribed cuz you weren't afraid to put yourself out there..im about 3 months in an i sound an look just like you did then..great progress..your setup is completely making me rethink my set up..I feel like its completely wrong for me..but I dont know how to change it or where to start..I hope you keep this up your doing amazing young lady..

[@LaciDrummer]

thanks so much! good luck on your journey and have fun :)

[@jakerichter651]

Loving the Twenty one pilots beats.

[@natestillplays1926]

Definetly see that you worked hard for that 3 whole years but don’t stop grinding man. I just started last year June without a kit and it gets hard only getting once per week kit time in classes but this video really shows that Rome wasn’t built in a day keep sharing your learning experience with us watchers!

[@LaciDrummer]

stop when im dead....... or move out into an apartment...same thing

[@charlesnicholsonn]

9:11 I thought that was the p-hub intro😳

[@charlesnicholsonn]

lmao dude underrated comment

[@brody8375]

This was great to see! I’ve been drumming for 5 or 6 years now but I have no idea when I learned a lot of stuff so it was cool to see all that documented. Keep it up!

[@TheYoshi11]

I knew you liked twenty one pilots because of the rhythm of the beginning of the song lane boy and the bandito tour xd shirt

[@lancegordon5492]

That’s some very good progress for three years 😁 I think right around that time I started playin with other musicians and that was probably the most helpful thing for me. It kept me focused on the instrument, in front of the kit more often, forced me to be creative and learn how to listen. 10/10 would recommend. It’s a bit uncomfortable at first but it’s so satisfying after a couple of months to have a song or two of your own

[@LaciDrummer]

Yessss, I really need & want to play with other musicians. I was about to join a band but corona hit and they called off for safety. Hopefully one day!!

[@toddkennedy6234]

I used to watch these when i started played drums and always was thinking of how I suck. But now I watch this one 4 years later and realize I’m better than her. No offense, you’ve done a great job and keep it up.

[@sr4pix]

This is dope.... continue growing on the kit because you can definitely see the potential. Coming from someone else that started September 18’, we are both at about the same “level” and it’s such a joy watch how you have progressed. My hats off to you dear... keep it up and I’ll subscribe to watch you on your drum journey.

[@cubernikhil914]

9:57 BE MY BLOODY VALENTINE...... TONIGHT. 10:10 jawbreaker? 10:35 kiss kiss Love your music choices lol. Also never thought I'd recognise songs by their common drum parts haha

[@skweechi1773]

all of those bands are so great

[@beaterbrushtechnique1740]

Thank you for sharing! It's amazing to see what dedication can do in just 3 years! Well done! You are an amazing drummer already, cant wait to see more of you!

[@carlospapucho]

This is the real proof of the saying practice practice makes perfect, anyone with the passion and discipline can achieve anything

[@farshimelt]

You also need knowledge. If you don't know what your doing and/or how to do it, you can stay stuck for a long time.

[@carlospapucho]

@@farshimelt right on brother

[@holyworm]

Maaaan. This made me smile. Practice pays off! I especially seeing how your kit set up got better. You go girl!

[@wapangvlogs7559]

Her neighbour's be like... Here she goes again 😂😂😂

[@Max-dd4ow]

I loved the old clips because it gave so much nostalgia of my early days of drumming

[@AriellaArtavia]

0:07 as a drummer that hurts😂

[@TS_-pz1yn]

Yes 😖😂

[@skootermcshooter5969]

GREAT JOB. I'm getting back into it after decades off and I'm starting back to the beginning three of my four limbs still are .coordinated but can't get all four yet. KEEP GOING LIKE UR DOING GO SLOW AND SLOWER IF NEED BE EVENTUALLY ALL FOUR WITH PLAY SEPARATELY AT DIFFERENT TEMPOS

[@GingerDrums]

Hey there :) I play drums for a living on tour. Incredible progress. I might suggest that you need to work much slower and with a metronome, focusing on quality and precision. Slow and steady wins the race! Bravo and big respect from Berlin-

[@LaciDrummer]

thanks! I do, these are mostly old videos. Thank u

[@enroute6955]

That's my problem, I mess up more playing slow.

[@farshimelt]

@@enroute6955 Breathe.

Everything it´s a process... well done... looks you are getting better player- Congrats!!!

[@karlhungus8841]

PLEASE learn rudiments. At they very least paradiddles. You’re doing great!

[@ArchieBC]

Laci, that was a treat. You’ve come a long way in just three years. When you hit the two years mark I saw your forearm muscles get beefier and that comes with dedicated practice. And I think I heard a little bit of 21 Pilots? Keep going. You’re already getting strong. We want to see more videos!

[@LaciDrummer]

thanks for the kind comment! Yes TOP is one of my favorite bands

[@loudrumsforyou]

i love these progress type vids of a drummers upcoming. its always inspiring to see someone new pick up an instrument

[@mrcoldhands21]

Very nice progression!! I've been playing for 13+ yrs and I can say you're using all of your influences very well! Keep up the good work and keep jamming!!!

[@cody-wx6mu]

Perfect video for beginning drummers the show that there's a light at the end of the tunnel great job keep up the good work

[@edwinhingabay5437]

So Nice to see the improvement from the Start till now. So happy to see this video.

[@manojperumarath8217]

I love it when someone continue the practice and gets improved, These type of videos will be always motivation to someone ❤️❤️❤️

[@JonLombana]

Super encouraging, Laci! Well done and keep up the good work!

[@LaciDrummer]

thank you!

[@andrewvela5064]

Super cool .. kept it up. Thanks for sharing.!!!!!!🤙

[@xaaacia7611]

I started seriously learning drums about 3 days ago. I feel so awkward at times and I make a lot of mistakes. Thanks for sharing your experience, it's cool to see someone make mistakes but stick at it and get better. It's inspired me to keep it going. Thank you and good luck.

[@ryanspeed4671]

Congratulations!! Your consistency & persistence is paying off. Keep drumming!! 😊

[@thecoolben]

Amazing progress! You explored a lot more sounds and patterns early in your playing than I ever did, like using the rims. But with Josh Dun as an influence, it's pretty easy to see why. Hard work pays off! Keep going!

[@Valkyrie887]

Brought back a lot of memories myself watching the early bits, you’ve improved so much, looking forward to seeing more!

[@paulrivera7459]

AWESOME! and you got to open a set of brand new CYMBALS! every drummers most excitable moment! Keep up the good work.

[@MrBryceGitzen]

Hearing your progress is very inspiring!

[@wonderming1]

You are doing great! Your dedication and dreams will take you far.

[@Nehbur]

Great job! Continuing from here is going to be easier, because you keep on surprising yourself and then be happier with your progress. I'm pretty sure you've passed that barrier.

[@airbrushdrum]

Beautiful trajectory and journey of evolution. It is the portrait of willpower, persistence, patience and love for the drums. It will be a great drummer !!!

[@synack2165]

Freaking awesome to see the progress!!! Its amazing to see the progress. I am in that same journey now. Keep it up!!

[@thecoolestdad]

I am very impressed. I am a drummer of over 50 + years and I am self taught as well. I watched how you improved from the beginning to the end. I am a well seasoned drummer at 62 years old. I still play just as hard and intense as I did when I was younger. If you have it in you, it will always come out, no matter how old you get. I have seen other beginners on you tube and you are one of the best beginning new drummers I have seen. Keep it up, and practice, practice, practice. Then when you are finished practicing, practice some more. Hats off to you missy. The coolest dad is quite impressed.

[@LaciDrummer]

thanks for the kind words coolest dad

[@Jelly88875]

Súper cool seeing your progress, 6 years here myself and you sound great!

[@yareliescoto1254]

This is the first time seeing your videos, I was really surprised when I saw your ToP Tshirt, and after I identified a few covers of them! Good job, as a drummer and ToP fan myself, I admire you! Thanks for the video! l-/

[@nickandreodrums]

Amazing to see your journey. As you improved you made your drums sound better and better. Well done!

[@rigopeligro]

I loved seeing how your kit evolved as you became more comfortable playing. Your foot control on the kick is amazing. Playing the base drum was hardest component of drumming for me when I first started.

[@LaciDrummer]

thats one thing I noticed too. my toms were soooooo far apart my first week.... yikes!

[@zumbimaster]

Keep up the good work! And we will be here to watch you getting better and better. 😍

[@baileyrothe8317]

Keep going!! You're doing great!! I've been playing drums for 14 years

[@basiliobasilio]

AWESOME!!!! I'm 30 years in this year and always learning! Keep it up!!!

[@904sFreshestMuzik]

Been drummin for a few weeks and this got me so excited to go harder 🖤 great video, much love ✌🏽

[@marvinpues]

Great to see the progress. Fun to watch, and your parents are awesome for putting up with the sounds. Keep it up.

[@LaciDrummer]

they really are! thanks for watching

[@adamlovell2215]

Nice job sounds great! Keep up the good work! I’m still learning everyday as a musician we never stop!

[@fredpino7]

Thank you for sharing!

[@tadbarnes1499]

Getting a new kit soon! Can’t wait to start playing again!

[@evanrosedrumming]

Keep up the awesome work, I’ve been playing drums since I was 3 years old, and I’m almost 16 now, It took so much practice to get where I am today, you’re doing amazing, awesome job! Keep it up!

[@LaciDrummer]

Thank you! Checked out some of your videos, really clean, nice!

[@Isaiahdoesdeliverance]

Great job! Made me reflect on when I began, and all the different challenges I faced. Keep it up, and God bless!

[@Mike-oz5pp]

Keep it up your doing Great! Progressing very well, u got some fast hands young lady. Love these videos

[@chrisbates3117]

You’re doing such a great job for being a self-taught drummer. I see good things in your future. Subscribed

[@ungeg]

This is awesome! I started getting into drums about four months ago and I’ve been playing up to three hours at times when i practice. Hopefully I can achieve the level of skill you have!

[@flanders6892]

this will warm any drummers heart. thank you!

[@wewereblank]

This is so cool!! 6:40 is when you really see this dedication paying off. I've been playing for 13 years and this makes me want to go play!

[@tylerpons5887]

That was amazing progress! It is also cool to see how your kit setup evolved over time to become more ergonomical. Keep it up!

[@WolfsPercussion]

Really enjoyed watching this and seeing your progress through the years, and I'm excited to see where your percussive journey takes you in the future. Chops have already improved so much, and your musicality seems to be improving as well. Keep pushing!

[@LaciDrummer]

Thank you, will do!

[@justingibbons9011]

Love seeing those elbows drop and arms relax more as time goes by!

[@ill-worth]

this is so dope!!. Was amazed at how fast you got the Moeller down. awsome video you are a beast!!

[@jonhattanrai]

Wow, the progress between late 2018 and early 2019 is amazing! Everythin, tuning, grooving, better positioning, mixing velocity and all.

[@jonpoon3896]

I love these kind of videos more than the top pros playing the most complicated stuff.. this should be an encouragement to any drum students to stick with practicing. Congrats on not just becoming a good drummer, but a good musician

[@LaciDrummer]

yes thanks for that. most of the ‘hate’ is just people who expected extreme intense heavy metal speedy- whatever you wanna call it. That’s boring. Why can’t progress be about having fun, learning, sounding better, etc etc?

[@Paulswindellsdrummer]

Just love watching these! 😍