Chris Coleman Linear Triplets | Study The Greats

[@RitchieColeman]

Austin..., nice job on the explanation and instructions. My nephew has been amazing since he was a little guy! Uncle Rich

[@goodyking6732]

Love it. Nothing means more than family.

[@dalla5football]

Amazed how many good drumchannels there's on youtube, fucking love it

[@JeffWald]

I absolutley love the "MMMMMM!!" comment on each of your videos. great explanations, transcriptions and playing on all your videos my friend!

[@bartoszdolewski4915]

It should be a trademark and use as a review for Grammy Awards or in movie trailers: "Best movie in 2017" ~ The New York Times "Unbelievable" ~ The Washington Post "MMMM" ~Austin Burcham

[@abbdrums]

+Bartosz Dolewski lol

[@natanaelbarallobres9745]

jajajajaja me to

[@TimWatsonDrums]

Chris Coleman is one of my favorites these days. thanks for the lesson any insight into what he's doing is a huge help. thanks again, Tim Watson

[@nathanredmon96]

I literally just spit my coffee out when you said "what the F*&* was that". Thanks a lot.

[@abbdrums]

haha you're welcome

[@KaninTuzi]

It was funny for sure. One thing to think about though: what if some kids watch this channel to improve their drumming? Might not be a big deal, but maybe something to think about. Thanks for a great channel!

[@sbirrito]

@@KaninTuzi give me a break

[@ulusot]

@@KaninTuzi Yeah.. shut the fuck up Charlie... hehe ;-)

[@RodZilla11]

THANKS: I'm 45 years old and I just starting playing 2 years ago. This is CLEARLY one of the BEST INSTRUCTIONAL CONCEPTS EVER!! I'm teaching myself by watching KZbin and listening to CD's and so I can't read music. So I'm trying to learn by ear but these guys play so fast, that its impossible for me to know whether there are doubles, triples, or whatever else is out. THANK YOU BRO!! OUTSTANDING!!!

[@abbdrums]

+David Rodgers Awesome man, glad you enjoy the videos!

[@RodZilla11]

***** Do you have any beginner's exercises that I can use to learn the different strokes so I can gain speed and learn the different licks and how to apply them to the kit?

[@abbdrums]

+David Rodgers Well, if you're looking to build up some hand facility, I would say just spend a lot of time with a classic book like Stick Control and a metronome and just start grinding it out as much and as often as you can. That will help you to get all your singles, doubles, diddles, etc. down so you can move onto more complex stuff later.

[@RodZilla11]

Thanks again!! Once I'm good, I'll send you some videos of me. LOLOLOLOLOLOL

[@abbdrums]

+David Rodgers haha for sure man

[@AaronRhoades]

I was like "6 over 4. OK I think I can do that... kicks on the off beats, I'll have to practice for a while" Then you just casually threw it in there that "he plays it in 7/8"... HAHA... I'm laughing to hide the pain

[@jamesbryce5187]

After not playing drums for years I've become inspired by your "Greats" series and am killin' it on my Hipgig kit. Keep it up.

[@bakerfam1000]

Honestly I can't even concentrate on the lesson. You're playing is just so fluid. I absolutely love it!

[@Yonithedrummer]

Just found your channel -- excellent production and great, simple, and to the point instruction. Excellent stuff dude -- subscribed!

[@LGUMI]

+Yoni the Drummer haha, didn't expect to see you here!

[@MaartenFlaton]

I've just discovered your channel and I'm hooked! Love your content and this 'Study the greats' series is awesome! Too bad I just enjoy playing to music too much at the moment to practice this rigorously.

[@Jamesdrumschool]

I love love love what you do with study the greats! Been following it for a while now and loving it. Thank you!

[@hyrulehero91]

Yep my favorite drum channel!!!! Chris Coleman is my favorite top drummer. That exact video I watch every few weeks. Keep up with these awesome videos.

Chris is one of the most dynamic drummers who's ever graced a kit. It boggles the mind what he's able to do.

[@Drumniac1]

This is actually a good lesson...you, my man, is a good teacher

[@frankiehdrum1]

Drums sound great bro. I love these videos you make. I'm working on this tomorrow and sharing this.

[@drumjosh1987]

One Chris Coleman thing I would love for you to real down would be in the song "Go" in the solo section he does paradiddles, but then he starts moving around the kit. I can't quite figure out what's going on there.

[@DrGray_Drummer]

"He's not really human" Great analysis. It's not terribly difficult, it's just so fast, and clean!

[@jacobwalker9912]

Man I'm seeing with all of these g-chops, linear, this, just all of this modern style of fills that you are going to need to have that right foot up and running.

[@jakecooley4588]

This is like cheat codes for drummers

[@chrisbeddows7099]

Yeah lol! The drummers mod

[@AdrianTheDrummer]

Im under the impression that you are new to this youtube lessons thing, but your videos are top-tier. Great material, great teaching and great video quality!

[@packstevewood]

Good stuff Austin. Thanks for breaking it down for some of us who aren't as academic in our reading rhythm skills as some of the rest of you guys.

This is ready cool....I do linear fills and this sounds great to add to my arsenal! Thx.

[@mitsanut5869]

I like the way you approach things. You are not trying to be bombastic KZbin style like so many others. You are very collected and systematic. Difference between your and Coleman's drumming (whom I adore, btw) from the prospective of musician who does not play drums but loves everything about them: 1. I think you could use more energy leaning towards the drum set, like you want to be a part of it. You seem to be bit separated from the set. It might be because of your mental make up. You seem to be a very nice, intelligent young man, bit on a colder side of things perhaps? Chris is so good because he leans into his drum set, not away from it. He constantly is in tune with it. 2. You play with your legs and arms. Chris plays from his core, the legs and arms just execute what his core initiates. My fantastic piano teacher who was a Russian, God rest her soul, always told me that you must be one with the instrument you play. There can never be you AND the instrument. There should be one instrument only... You must engage it, you must become a part of it. Then, and only then it will respond to you and interact with you in the way you so admire with CC. Coleman is a prime example of how a musician connects with his instrument. While Virgil Donati is more on the perfection and of calculating drum approach, Chris Coleman puts almost every other drummer to shame with the energy he transfers to his set. It's really pure pleasure to watch him to give his drums life. He hits everything from up high - much higher than most- but notice how square he is with any part of his set he is using. Very rare to actually be seen. All these elements are what separates him from the rest of the field Don't be afraid to go at the set with more energy - especially when you are practicing. Because you will become what you practice. Best of luck to you

[@frankievalentin533]

These breakdowns are great! I subscribed to this channel a while back and now i cant stop watching the channel! My current gigs are on Latin percussion and my drumset nile but if cant put some of this in clave form it would be great! This channel rocks!

[@pazenmaz]

Really dig your series of study the greats thanks for putting these videos out there!

[@sobatkayu8369]

This clip remind me of Dave Weckl's KRKR alternating linear back to the old days. Dave was might be the first jazz drummer doin it super fast, sometimes even with double stroke on feet. Hmmm...

[@MikeCarlucciMusic]

Austin, thank you so much for sharing this. Heading to the kit now....

[@FerVezas]

I´m always looking forward to watch your new video. Chris Coleman is my favourite drummer so far so thank you for this one! Super cool editing, drumming, shoting and a very important thing: with a good communicator!

[@pdxfunk]

Very nice breakdown. That's crazy. Also that snare sounds niiiiiiiiiiiice!

[@olivierverron4652]

You're right. This guy is coming from another planet !

[@TheBluesking17]

Austin, once again.... GREAT vid. Thanks!! Best drum videos on the net!!

[@kallewille]

Thanks for sharing. I really like this series.

[@MrJonnyroboto]

Dude! I love your channel! These licks are awesome and the way you break them down is top notch! Thank you for what you do for our community!

[@TurboKC]

First time to the STUDY THE GREATS channel - great stuff here!

[@theguyver6397]

Man I'm so glad I found this channel!

[@kyloken]

Great.... you are becoming my favorite online teacher these days!

[@MrAliasdd]

Hey thanks for that. I love to see the greats analysed.

[@BaardKolstad]

Great video man! Thanks for your time and effort!!

[@danielrice363]

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[@ericdacostasantos5301]

Dud! How awesome is your initiative! I like so much and i never saw anyone doing the same! Good job and keep moving!

[@TheTimmeister5454]

Just want to say you're doing a great set of services with your talents! At 62, I can continue to grow in my own sphere of grooves thanks to his like you who are willing to teach and share. It used to be that those who can't do, teach. No one can get away with that any longer, so thanks again, dude! Off to the kit for more chops building...

[@abbdrums]

+James Mohn awesome man, glad you enjoy my videos!

[@Bearclaw-Arkoudas]

This can actually become a cool groove with a few modifications . Played like 3:37 ! Thanks Austin , I love your vids.

[@swisschrisdrums]

I explain it as 3 over 2 Polyrhythm with kicks shadowing it from both sides to my students...much love - great video

[@stephenshaheen4098]

This is so educational and helpful for me . Thank you sincerely

[@iamkilroiyo]

This is such a great channel for advanced concepts. Thanks a ton!

[@TheMajorBlock]

Hey Austin, love your work man, keep it up! Ever thought of studying Eric Moore?

[@connzapp8513]

this gotta be the best drum lessons on youtube. you're awesome brothaa!

[@Karch.Dah-Veed]

Freaking cool! Helpful, professional and educational .... As always. Thanks Austin.

[@aep149]

One of my students hit me up to your page. Excellent work my friend! One of the best channels I have visited, you get to the point, well said, well explained and WELL played. Visited a few of your videos, all of them are excellent. Kudos Austin, great job! Wish I had your transcribing and LogicProX skills!

[@davidrosen9711]

Austin, your an inspiration and great mentor, artist and teacher. Thank you!

[@abbdrums]

Thanks David.

[@dandydrumming8367]

Crytal clear ! Very interesting examples at the end. Thank's from Belgium !

[@mdj300]

Oh my god, my brain can't process this 😱. Nice work man

[@Rakoah]

nice video. I love how you used logic to transcribe and analyze the musical data from the other drummer. We've been learning how to do stuff like that in school. Subbed

[@danielmariveles5364]

Awsome channel dude! Appreciate your effort to build this videos. Please post quality videos like this! Thanks man!

[@MicahPounders]

Love your videos man...love the quality. I appreciate when people do stuff right

[@jeffwardlow4626]

Love it bro...you are helping us understand the sickest licks! Appreciate you

[@badoocee1967]

Thanks for the breakdown Austin.

[@SteveStockmalMusic]

Lovin the 3 (or 4?) camera angles ??? Great video man, as always.

[@erikondrums]

I love these videos! I appreciate that you use your valuable time to make these fantastic videos. Keep up the good work! Cheers from Sweden

[@Napolidane]

a really good job and a lesson well explained and instructive. thank you

[@rackem6991]

That Snare!!!! Whoooooow

[@ArtOfDrummingHQ]

Hey been following you a bit, and aside from the great lessons, I notice your video production levels are getting higher and higher, really enjoy your videos!

[@alihamid5455]

I like your concept , brother. looking forward too learn more ...

[@letsgetrealable]

Subscribed. What a great lesson. Everything was well explained.

[@oscwildle1]

Damnnnnnn!!!! Great job all around! Every aspect of your video was executed Professional!!!

[@Seabree]

Could you do a study the greats on Steve Gadd?

[@abbdrums]

+Trayah H In due time my friend, in due time...

[@DanyMeyer]

Great fill breakdown, Austin! Well played! Awesome :)

[@jakecooley4588]

You're a good teacher

[@nostrabox]

You're doing the lord's work here on this channel.

[@TheMiojito]

You are the best Austin..... Thanks . From Brazilllll.......

[@nicolasderuiter1699]

Hi Austin, your videos are fantastic -- amazing how you breakdown the patterns and play them so beautifully. Can you let us know what drum set you're playing in these videos?

[@BBTV56k]

Great video and instruction, gonna give this one a try for sure. Cheers

[@MidasEnglish]

Oh, my~!!!!!!. I think I may have found the "Secret Door" to the Drumers' World. Great, Great, Great~! Thanks a lot!

[@shootsbraw]

My new favorite​ utube channel

[@hotrodmb002]

Very cool way of breaking it down, Awesome work... keep them coming..will you please do some John Bonham trips and fills...

[@ivansotomayor8507]

Good video, You are a master. Btw that kit sounds AWESOME

[@jedidrummerjake]

So glad I subscribed! This channel is wonderful!

[@MrPistons4life]

dude I'm from Detroit and Chris from Michigan also, I too am a drummer and Chris is sick. He's definitely an alien his speed timing and power is like having a twin turbocharged big block Hemi stroker with nitrous oxide.

[@mdcoker]

i am not gonna lie to you, chris coleman is not human... of all the drummers i have watched their videos..... he is the best to me..... he has unique strokes and dynamics and his separations and combinations are very complex and his speed is absolutely astonishing...... i have learnt so much from him...... there are two drummers i respect most in the world....Chris coleman and dave weckl but i respect chris coleman more

[@hap.g.7640]

I I've studied this lick before and before you hit the snare and hi-hat do a double on the bass drum instead of straight I'm pretty sure that's what he's doing and it sounds awesome also

[@andys3035]

Those drums are tuned very nicely, especially that snare. I have a Pearl Reference Pure kit and find I get a better resonance with the Evans G1 heads more than the Remo coated heads. Or I could be doing something wrong. Lol

[@pelvismc]

all your viedos are excellent! Thank you for all

[@jeffreytrenton]

These are fucking great videos, man! Very well put together. You make it easy to learn some pretty tough shit!

[@FirstSergeant100]

150bpm, 180bpm, 210bpm, LOL...I swear I thought you were gonna throw up 240bpm next. Awesome, for being of this world and all. New subscriber!

[@rickyakaformzman6077]

your snare sounds crazy awesome

[@KakaPoumKa]

You do such a good job in all your videos. I really appreciate, Kind regards, PoumKa

[@Jungleritter]

Great job, man!

[@sanityinaseaofmadness7353]

Really nice analysis and playing, Austin. Channel = subscribed! This is actually a good road into one of John Bonham's old soloing riffs...

[@POUGASDR]

Dude you have amazing sound! I love your videos.

[@ralphdurgaram7641]

Thanks Austin!

[@lecce236]

Thanks, Austin!

[@gimigeeisreal5012]

Good Austin please can you break down what brown played ..in one of his drum tutorial titled SECRETS BEHIND GOSPEL CHOPS HID NAME IS ROB BROWN ..thsnk you sir

[@Rebornthrudoom]

This was awesome......came upon this video and instantly subscribed. Love your calm demeanor in explaining crazy things! haha One question.......what is the metronome app on the iPad? I really like the set up. Thank you!

[@abbdrums]

It's called Tempo Advance... it's a pretty awesome app 👍🏼

[@sagarhirani4559]

This is an awesome lesson. Thanks man

[@slamonfpv]

Tony Royster jr dose this as well he called it an independence exercise.

[@MrDrummerboii11]

Just subscribed to your channel. Amazing break down bro thanks!

[@SifuEli]

Could you make some vids on Matt Garstka, Sput Searight, Antonio Sanchez, Larnell Lewis, and/ Benny Greb? I'm sure you have already thought of this. Awesome content man. I really enjoy your playing as well. Keep it up!

[@abbdrums]

+Elijah Green I've already got a Benny Greb video up but those other guys are obviously awesome too so we'll see if I can get around to all of them!

[@SifuEli]

I just found your Benny Greb vid! Great stuff! Can't wait man!

[@ronaldssvarups1954]

nice video! but could you please insert the video of the "great" playing in the and again like you used to before? keep them coming!:)

[@johnniejames9799]

I think you're missing one of the quad toms. I think Chris had a 8 and 9 or 10in tom. That sound makes a difference in how I learn. Also, to me, it looked and sounded like Chris was doing doubles with his sticks.

[@swisschrisdrums]

Great Teaching - I love it