ADVANCED PARADIDDLE DIDDLE (9 Killer Rudiments for Drum Set)

[@IrishDancer961]

It's very selfless of you to spend your time teaching all of these lessons for no cost... I hope nothing but the best for you in all you do, thank you for all of these lessons.. because of you, I have a decent grip on the drums and will only continue, thanks to you.

[@Scottjazz55]

+t aRmstrong Wow...you are SO welcome. Thanks for that sincere comment. Hope to see you around the drum professor website.

[@TheMajorBlock]

The man is truly a gem amongst stones when it comes to drum tutorials. Love his style. Just the right amount of dad-drum jokes and seriousness. Love it. Keep it up!!

[@unixkid3000]

I can't decide which I like better; the drum lessons or your deadpan delivery. I'll just have to keep watching. Thanks for sharing!

[@stupidgeniusguy]

Very nice. Probably one of the best explanations of paradiddle-diddles for drum set I've seen on youtube.

[@Lehmann108]

Excellent lesson. Love the dry humor!

[@joelmccoy1989]

stop the press!

[@AndyBadalamenti]

What I always love about your lessons is the potent combination of practicality AND philosophy. You're an excellent teacher.

[@markravitz1684]

I love his sense of humor...he plays so smooth. Very helpful instructional

[@billy9brugess]

I really like the way this is taught and I think the dude has a great vibe and sense of humor. Great vid and solid chops!

[@dank2265]

I have been playing for 30 years and this lesson is brilliant wow thanks

[@ihavesoul4real]

Inspiring! I just passed down an old set to my nephew and I'm definitely telling him to check out your videos for tips. Your skill is equaled by your willingness to teach others and that is rare with such excellent musicians.

[@alessandrorossini8704]

Professor indeed knows his business on drums and on teaching it, well done, thanx.

[@D_M_Wolfe]

Very nice lesson, the way you explain things are very clear and understandable.

[@jabezscratch]

Nice video and lesson. I like your emphasis on a relaxed style, which is key to everything in drumming.

[@Dettol68]

Love the teaching style and relaxed manner, thank you

[@mattbell5602]

Bill Gates, the drum instructor

[@michaelcharette2234]

he does look like Bill Gates a little doesn't he

[@dalegmusic3752]

Didn't know he plays drum set too?

[@Scottjazz55]

@@eusoucarlos Love it.

[@Canirapeyouanally]

Bill gates wants to destroy humanity

[@PeterVred]

Thanks for the very helpful lesson, and for that great, deadpan sense of humor!!

[@Scottjazz55]

Hey..most welcome Peter. "there's more where that came from" on the website. Hope to see you around.

[@CapnAshy]

Really helped me out with learning 16th note triplets. Great humor and relaxed approach. 10/10 Thanks Prof!

[@Scottjazz55]

now that's a hefty complement. Your very welcome. This one is is from a series on the 9 killer rudiments that I usually charge for but wanted to throw this one up on KZbin. My latest one is called "6 stroke rolls" dealing all with 16th note triplets and is available for purchase on the shop page of the website. I'm most proud of that one as probably use 6 stroke rolls as my "go to" in most solo's and fills. Thanks again for the good words!

[@BretWaltonDrums]

Wow! Great lesson. Solid educational material here. Isolating each hand with the practice pad is a stroke of genius. BONUS: Got to love his deadpan humor!

[@Scottjazz55]

+Bret Walton thanks for that cool comment Bret. Hope to see you around the drum professor site sometimes......

[@Steve-of8zo]

Why did the videos stop? I found these videos years ago and I still think they are better than most out there that show rudiments on drumkit. Excellent

[@ZeusbelikeYARRR]

An old school master with a great sense of humor. Great lesson

[@Scottjazz55]

Now that's a cool compliment. thank you my friend :)

[@AdventureRockNRoller]

I'm a self taught drummer. Been plyingfor eight years. I'm not bad but not great either. Thought d get a teacher to clean up my technique. Guess what he zeroed in on straight away. Rudiments!!! Thanks Scot for a great lesson on the practical application of rudiments. All you kids out there practice your rudiments. Scott just showed you why.

[@charlesabboud1613]

Your kit sounds fantastic,well all of it! the snare is gorgeous, the bass is lovely and deep and resonant and the splash and China are really lovely!

[@hurack313]

Prof, that was amazingly helpful to me. Just got a hold of doubles and this now suddenly seems so easy. Thanks for breaking it down so well. Will be checking out your site. Time to practice!

[@holygroove2]

Hey thanks so much for this. I'm a brass player who has also been playing drum set/some percussion for a while. I have a strong feel for the pulse and groove, but fills and applying rudiments to the drum set have always eluded me. I always look at drummers wondering how they are getting around the kit the way that they do, and the rudiments seem to be the key. I also like that you mention the Moeller technique within this lesson - super cool the way that you connect things. Solid teaching, I'll check out more of your videos.

[@GMak81]

This is superb! Only been "playing" for 1 week, so a bit beyond me, but interesting and fun to watch. I'm currently focusing on my single and doubles and paradiddles, especially as my left hand is very uncoordinated compared to my right. I have subscribed, thank you so much.

[@metalphobos3632]

4 millions subscribers for people who make "slime" and this talented man has 13 thousand. What a world!!!

[@josechristianpasquin5467]

Very helpful. Thanks! Now I need to work on my basic rudiments. Been playing drums for years but I realized that I need to level up my skills when I started trying to play jazz.

[@MikeVODKA]

zen like technique. this guy is steady. thank you Professor .

[@Scottjazz55]

+Mike VODKA thanks Mike for that nice compliment. Hope to see you around the website.

[@billbrandt1106]

The Drum Professor is a true EULIPION!

[@edgenovese]

Came across another of your lessons on You tube !...I'm so jazzed with you as a Drummer and a teacher ! your students are very lucky..I gotta tell you I love the "Smart Humor" Great job Pal.. Best Ed G

[@kkerrjr]

As cheesy as it is I learn so much! Thank you for your uncanny way to make this fun!

[@lisanders11]

"...just paradiddle ... diddling around..." Just marvelous!

[@mikejeff4050]

Great job! Instructive and entertaining too. Ignore the haters, trolls and wannabe's and keep up the good work!

[@DrumsTheWord]

Great lesson as always, Scott! :)

[@Scottjazz55]

Hey thank you Rob. I feel like I'm getting to know you through the web! Your site is excellent. I clicked on it again kzbin.info just now. Everybody should check it out.

[@DrumsTheWord]

The Drum Professor Thank you kindly, sir! :)

[@MauroGuedes]

Greetings from Brazil! it'd help me a lot if I had a teacher like you when I was learning how to play the drums!! Keep killin' it!

[@markwithers7790]

Man OH MAN i wish i had you around when i was that kids age... What did we do when there was no KZbin...gezzz

[@Oneness100]

I think you should make CDs to get people to sleep. Your voice is REALLY relaxed.l Do Paradiddle diddles where the second diddle is on the bass drum and then accent and play in triplet feel.

[@eltoncosta1569]

I am at break at work and looking forward to get home and start practising! thx a lot!!!

[@petersim1329]

I would love to have a drum professor like this dude

[@matthewmwangi5710]

I truly enjoyed this video. It was funny, and it was very very helpful and gave me a lot of ideas. Thank you!!

[@dios8256]

I love this guy! He is both lame and cool at the same time! And a great teacher

[@EricSlingerland]

thumbs up ! drumming and humor go hand in hand .

[@jzak1250]

Yes Sir, standing ovation!

[@shawnkey8262]

Super helpful...and enjoyable to watch! Thank you!

[@Cpt_Guirk]

Mixing the diddle diddles w/ the diddles was hot. Subscribed!!

[@Scottjazz55]

Hey very cool Maxx. Hope to see you around the drum professor site.

[@gameknightgaming]

Wonderful lesson, hilarious approach, loved it

[@Scottjazz55]

Hey, most welcome. That's what I was going far. Hope to see you around the website. I just put up a blog update on the home page (#17) about how to turn fills into solos, and solo over your favorite style of music. Thanks again for the note.

[@chasewhite363]

Awesome, something to learn and add to the list of tricks🏆

[@carlreynolds1111]

Good sense of humor. Great lesson.

[@Scottjazz55]

Hey thanks so much Carl. I have a lot more up to date material on the website as well www.drumprofessor.net

[@battlewarrior1994]

You seem like a good teacher! I like the lesson

[@Scottjazz55]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJiTY4qNZap6m7M Thank you much.Here's a link on fills I did with a student to have some fun. I love teaching and love playing and was never was so impressed with drummers who could shred/impress but not pass it along. On the other hand I always felt that good teachers should be able to really Play to motivate students.

[@TheRidgeChannel]

Hi Prof - loving your channel. really helping me on the kit. Any bass drum foot technique videos on the way?

[@Scottjazz55]

Ben Ridge . Hi Ben, thanks for the good words. Some are coming. I also presently have a very helpful video on double bass drumming on the shop page of my website drumprofessor.net/shop

[@ACLOCKWORKDRUMMER]

A CLOCKWORK DRUMMER..... AWAITS YOU PROFESSOR!!!!!!

[@glisteningkabana8154]

Love this technique/approach. You da man!! Many thanks!

[@susanyuill6270]

It is indeed super useful...cheers for that.

[@ignacioponcedeleonrodrigue4281]

no entiendo nada de ingles pero su clase la entiendo, no cabe duda que la musica es un idioma universal. excelente maestro

[@ChromaticHarp]

Entonces es la hora oportuna para empezar aprender el English. ¡Hay que hacerlo Ya!

[@caryd67]

Crud, I’m freaked out. I love this guy.

[@bashwhack]

you are a god send to youtube,great way to demo stuff

[@mirconiero9751]

Awesome video! Thank you professor!

[@davee.4594]

Like Painter Bob, on the drums. And in our world, we can throw some happy little paradiddle diddles. All in fun... Great lesson. Thanks! The kid can play it better than me. I suppose I quit commenting and freakin practice. Nice job. Keep learning dude. You'll be good.

[@Scottjazz55]

Cool comment. thanks. Hope to see you around the website.

[@edgenovese]

You are as cool as "COOL" comes...TOO much fun to see a "Real Drummer" You are a great joy to see..My Hat is off to you...Thanks for being such a "PRO". Every teacher should be as "Humble" and as well Versed as YOU.!!! ASLUTE!!! PS ..I,ve performed in full Concert with David Foster... From me to you take a Bow!! My best.. Ed G.

[@Scottjazz55]

Thanks Ed for the big compliment. Hope to see you around the site! What's your email address? Send me an email to [e-mail] and I'd be happy to keep in touch. David Foster is one of the best musical forces on the planet.

[@robstjw]

This is..... AWESOME!! I love this guy!!

[@Scottjazz55]

Hey.......thank you much. Hope to see you around the drum professor website.

[@dukebrown4396]

Thanks for the great lesson!

[@Guitar4life99]

Is there a specific reason why you have your toms set up like this? I was thinking about it last night, what came to mind was that as the toms are almost stacked vertically in an offset way, this would help reduce the distance you would need to cover around the kit if they were next to each other in the conventional or normal way if you will... Curious to try this!

[@TheSevenSiner]

Do these lessons apply to the more upbeat music such as the Pointer Sisters? ♫♪

[@Broonbeans1975]

Fantastic as usual!!! Thanks

[@Lukas-kh5gu]

that's one cool drum professor!

[@spaceshi1984]

lol :D.... love the Hitchcock'ish atmosphere of this drum lesson

[@snareromie5295]

spaceshi1984 true

[@simonpyza5270]

Haha! Birds were expected to attack at the end 🐦

[@Ashroyer86]

I like how you tear it up at the end. Towards the end when you said start it off beat, do you mean syncopated?

[@saldepaz3925]

Thanks very much, professor😊😊 Thanks for the humor stuff I learned today,,

[@MrJaydee3000]

When he hit that bass drum at the end from 1:24, I felt that. LOL!!!!

[@jorgeeduardogarcia1686]

is this like a six stroke roll?

[@MarcoJeanrenaud]

Great lesson - cheers

[@najretuek]

sir, are the diddles become rebound strokes ?..when you speed it up !

[@dylanbyrnenadon3855]

Drum professor, I'm curios as to how the paradiddle diddle differs from the six stroke roll, other than the order of sticking? (LrrllR). Thank you, -Dylon

[@CamerOneiric]

Dylan Nadon double paradiddle is Rlrrll Lrllrr Six stroke roll is phrased differently and the sticking is Rllrrl Lrrllr

[@sambachhuber9419]

Dylan Nadon For a paradiddle diddle all of the strokes are the same note values so like if you were to count sixtuplets of a quarter note. Six stroke roll is as if you were counting sixteenth notes for a quarter note with the diddles on e + and. So if you count eight times for a quarter note and the () mean a rest, you would count out 1 (2) 3 4 5 6 7 (8) if you write six stroke rolls as R ll rr L. I hope this helped out and sorry for the long explanation. Have fun drumming : )

[@civilianartist4320]

I really love this guy. 1:50...priceless.

[@drumbast]

Bill Gates is giving drum lessons! o_O

[@cwise7]

Lol...nice

[@Scottjazz55]

drumbast yes, Bill is my older brother. Our family is all a little ashamed of him as he doesn't do any music/art etc. but only does his corporation stuff. anyway he did OK for himself moneywise so I guess that's good in some way at least.......

[@Nosrednawdrummer]

The Drum Professor You're kidding. Bill Gates doesn't have any brother. Only two sisters.

[@gospelplayer2]

wanderson167 wow you're really that stupid

[@Scottjazz55]

+The Drum Professor just having fun :)

[@TonyMontana-yj6rx]

I think it is important to listen real close to the notes and how you play them because it’s the way how you listen to them!

[@cleipotzful]

thanksfor sharing..looks like you are an awesome drum teacher :)

[@Scottjazz55]

Thanks Erik. I do love teaching for sure. Hope to see you around at the web site.

[@cleipotzful]

Your very welcome...I love drums so much..good luck to you sure when I have more time busy with kids by now..

[@brettt67]

Has anyone seen my stapler?!

[@chinitrox]

pre requisito pars esto???

[@wyliefoster2481]

Right on man! Good video

[@Scottjazz55]

Thanks much Wylie.......

[@Jimmythedrumteacher]

Brilliant.

[@michaelc7483]

Did anyone else find this hilarious?

[@drumyogi9281]

Not really. He seems so depressed :(

[@matthewmwangi5710]

haha I did

[@matthewmwangi5710]

Funny But Informational

[@drafman]

@@john-carl He is funny and a good instructor. His humor is really dry.

[@neonblack211]

I agree with you that it was pretty cool!

[@justinedward1085]

"I think we can understand that was pretty cool right?" dead.😂😂

[@jnlhansonian]

Just loved you on Barney Miller.

[@813RiC]

Will open hand playing help develop my left arm?

[@Dogdrum]

absolutely.

[@zylven]

OMG this guy is hilarious, awesome and educational!

[@davidhook261]

good stuff! Great teacher!

[@jeffbuckley4453]

if we r talking about masters here. we gotta include mitch Mitchell from the jimi Hendrix experience, his skill was second to none!!

[@berndthiel613]

Thank you Prof !

[@natecorning]

did not expect that guest appearance from cameron

[@don4476]

Love this guy.

[@ieattrollsforbreakfast2973]

Subbing coz ur hilarious and a great teacher.

[@longfade]

This is great. Subscribed.

[@rhythmantic]

Scott, brilliant tutorial. I dig your approach and of course your sense of humor you bring to it (drumming can get too serious here on YT). An insightful look at how you teach. This rudiment is one of my favorite and I use it to play the jazz ride pattern by starting it on the 2 & 4 w/the right hand on the ride & left on snare, which then makes it simpler in playing fills on the rest of the kit while keeping the pattern intact & then going back to the ride pattern - kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5uyq2iqj9aGpLc Thanks for sharing.

[@Nicmorley]

I never knew Bill Gates could play the drums :) :) :) :) :)

[@jerometremble4770]

haters everywhere no positivity,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,evil people out here

[@adrieldiaz2603]

Hahahaha I said the same.

[@trevbeats77]

You are very cool and funny at teaching ..

[@motoputz3201]

Cool stuff, thanks

[@carlreynolds1111]

Also the sticking for that was very cool your RLRRLL ..RLRRLL Seems to make doing sixes more fast than RLLRRL, RLLRRL. I have been doin this stick RLLRRL, RLLRRL for so many years on the set. But it comes from marching band snqre thats why.

[@Scottjazz55]

Good comment/points on the sticking Carl. One difference is that this way one is leading with their right hand in a way that's very helpful for leading down the toms on the set. Now if I may be so bold as to give a "shameless plug" I do have an advanced video on the website that goes way beyond this level as well as customized versions of the six stroke rolls that can change stickings depending on which cymbals, toms, or side of the drum set one prefers. kzbin.info/www/bejne/boWyamttlJd5apY Anyway....thanks again for that informed comment.

[@jayjayfixesall4570]

where are you located,,can we get together?

[@Scottjazz55]

Thanks for the good words Jay. I"m in Fresno CA. and love to teach. I also use my website (above) to teach Skype drum lessons in this country and other ones.

[@jayjayfixesall4570]

thanks friend hope you the best ,and thanks for your easy self ,,its nice .by the way I just got a brand new tama set ,6 piece stage master hardware a minel symbals and imperial drum set I love it and for the money its the best ..a real nice set,, and bought iron cobra double bass pedals ,,600. series ,I'm stoked and had many sets ,this is awesome ..y ou have fun!im in florida !