Drum grooves in different subdivisions 🥁

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[@brettclurdrums]

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[@maratgarifullin5452]

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[@cassl7001]

my favourite thing is how they were all groovy because you’re a great drummer

[@joshuamiddlebrooks1906]

And also because he keeps the snare and kick in the same place. There’s still that feeling of strong beat, even when he puts weak accents on the snare because the strong snare and the strong kick are in the same place. A lot of making a good groove is finding where the strong and weak beats are and accenting that in a way that’s pleasurable. Really cool piece by this guy

[@mhm6]

@@joshuamiddlebrooks1906 great tip thanks for that

[@Gustavothedon217]

I feel like this could be the best compliment a drummer could get

[@Ed1_]

Awesome comment section and thread. Spreading positivity and knowledge u guys are awesome 😊

[@beefbeefmcburger]

Man did the Perdie Shuffle and didn’t think we’d notice (still awesome btw)

[@millie_drums]

was looking for this comment

[@maxgoldhirsch2043]

Yesss my favorite drummer and favorite beat!!

[@ooze4261]

“All I wanna do when I wake up in morning is see your eyes”

[@berkeb0i.]

16th note groove is just so good...

[@armand3966]

it's sounds like the begining of "ride" by twenty one pilot ?

[@Oeugh]

@@armand3966 thats exactly what i thought as well!

[@dragons_red]

Those ghost notes on the snare!

[@dektrimusic]

I was just wondering the same… such insane left hand control…

[@imoneofthebestever]

snare sound good af too

[@bedroxzbass4706]

Some of the best sounding set of drums I've ever heard

[@cakennedy09]

sounds like you've heard a very little amount of drums

[@bedroxzbass4706]

@@cakennedy09 I have actually but 7 months later they're still very nice sounding to me

[@cakennedy09]

@@bedroxzbass4706 will ofc you have 7 months later lmao I didn't realize you posted the comment that long ago, and yeah they sound nice but not the best imo

[@noyesyesno5345]

⁠@@cakennedy09respectfully disagree. Been drumming 15 years this is one of the better sounding kits ive heard in a long time. Best of the best sounding kits are carter mcleans kits though

[@cakennedy09]

​@@noyesyesno5345yeah I have no idea what I was talking about 7 months ago this kit sound really good

[@MadCritter]

Where are my 5’s and 7’s?

[@stephenfranklin6980]

Right I was waiting for it 😭

[@plodaerte]

LIIIIEEE TO MY FAACE wait, wrong odds...

[@farcasdotpng]

Quintuplets 4 Life

[@eel-in-a-pot1821]

No septuplets 😭

[@user-zf3pf5ih3z]

Nested tuplets with irrational time signatures when? 🔥🔥

[@joytom3996]

16th note groove is awesome . Great job bro.

[@wadebrown3216]

That snare has a nice pop!

[@ProPlayClips]

This man with Remo and Evan’s heads is the true definition of coexistence

[@jvbble]

that kick and hat sound so good together omg

[@leethor8947]

Transitions sound so smooth, Especially 16th to 16th triplets. Kit sounds awesome aswell

[@drumm3r_b0y27]

That snare 🤤

[@xyzyzx1253]

So useful! As a hobbiest self taught music producer these are awesome, my only ask would be to add like the notation of a bar somewhere on screen so I can steal it more easily 😇🥰

[@ben4thewin]

32nd goes hard, 10/10 skills

[@Johnny-tw5pr]

Ahh I wanted to see a quintuplet groove

[@clipmania42]

I wanna see a quintuplet rapper

[@f.s.4879]

@@clipmania42 check out Underground by Eminem

[@esauponce9759]

​@@f.s.4879 That song though is more of a 5/8 groove than a 4/4 groove with a quintuplet subdivision. Very interesting song though, thanks for the recommendation.

[@bendaniels8572]

That 16th note trip was a bop

[@caydeeen6682]

fr

[@JayDavante]

Thank you for educating me i appreciate you and also that snare sounds REMARKABLE

[@dektrimusic]

Great video… that’s also a great exercise to do… change time feels while playing… you did it so smoothly, great job

[@FranciscoHernandez-ds6qf]

thankyou for helping me do better

[@altnap]

Bro I’m just dancing to this shit on repeat lmfaoo

[@alfiemillersharp]

Love how it kinda went to Purdie for 16 note groove

[@Johnny.43]

AMAZING!!!!!! GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!!!!!!!

[@LucasPaz-en5qp]

i love how your drum sound

[@FlavorWorld]

very well done

[@SEALCOATINGISLIFE]

Thats last one 😎

[@Stevesk0011]

Love that snare. Reminds me of Waterfalls by TLC. Lol.

[@coolben1]

that 32nd note groove was so cool🤩

[@goobersteinsshitposts1689]

Dawg his chops are insane😮

[@galgolombek7223]

Really awesome demonstration.

[@Horkres13]

Great snare sound!

[@methamphetaminematt3946]

I do like 16 triplet groove into the 32. So nice.

[@badmankc713]

I just learned more about drumming in 20 seconds than any other time ever!

[@Baller-oo5wv]

8th note triplets give me a jazz feeling

[@RatraceDave]

Fantastic and practical

[@jay-rev]

Rudiment. Practice. Relentless dedication to all the things rooted in drumming and MUSIC "innhenrakkuiui"

[@redskeletonart238]

The 8th triplet to 16th transition made me go from Corporal Brown by Toad the Wet Sprocket to Lane Boy by Twenty One Pilots lol

[@noah49]

nice snare sound

[@xxkvmdarkxx8110]

Imagine if he did a 32nd triplet groove 💀

[@cakennedy09]

that's easy to do

[@sdmdrums9275]

@@cakennedy09maybe once u learn how to do it.

[@mitchsmix269]

First thing I thought

[@jonipain3702]

16th triplet note Groove spunded like rosanna shuffle

[@MrGreattaco]

Crazy how don’t know none of this in paper but I can still play it

[@mikosolo1777]

Same situation however listening to the explanation of it is kind of confusing but listening to the function of the performance is like a natural thing and to recreate it however the explanation is a bit confusing but I'm trying to soak it up.

[@bradleypatin9235]

Liked for the half time shuffle/ purdie shuffle.

[@876jonop]

That snare is smackin

[@nanaqwofi448]

Please can you make a full video so that it can help those of us that we now learning please

[@freddie_hutch]

i would reccomend getting proper lessons rather than using youtube videos. im not hating, but this video, he is not teaching

[@aethrya]

Nice and clean

[@u4kuduk591]

thank you mate

[@mitchsmix269]

Now my crackhead brain is trying to imagine what a 32nd note triplet groove would sound like

[@BenjiAtlas]

I like your snare sound a lot. Very tight and dry.

[@aylexmusic]

Can you teach some quintuplet or septuplet vocabulary?

[@willygarciadrums3521]

Just appreciate the lesson. People always gotta be asking for shit...

[@aylexmusic]

@@willygarciadrums3521 It was a request... of course enjoy the lesson thats why I want more 🤣

[@bixzel558]

its like the groove is gaining resolution

[@uthink2much]

Got that Purdie shuffle

[@ryanbachmeier6979]

Thank you

[@whophead6837]

Those hats sound nice.

[@LimpBizkit999]

Love those ghost notes

[@joshuathetelecaster5055]

This is a cool drum video

[@thomasotto8033]

Great f job nice work dude smooth hands baby

[@kmacc927]

Smooth

[@jaymont8469]

Que chingon bro

[@maccagofficial7243]

16th note triplet groove reminds me of Rosanna by Toto

[@Histgyph]

That’s what it is, it’s called the Rosanna shuffle

[@hhhsp951]

Do 7-tuplets!

[@fillmorejives2284]

The 16th note triplet sounded like the purdie shuffle

[@ugh7677]

First one reminds me of Nice Shot Man by filter

[@finneybado9603]

Triplets hit hard 😍😍

[@namenerbb4558]

Sick ghosts bro

[@angelicaaa_22]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jeffjefferson8137]

16th note triplet beats are so groovy

[@Ahduubaavgai]

yeah its like 13 steps to nowhere

[@Ryo7_7]

Nice 👍

[@epdrummers]

Nice

[@thenathanimal2909]

Ah yes, the drumdangos, a classic insutrment

[@hauntedhose]

Tighten up bruh 🫵🏻

[@blinx44]

Cool shit! I really missed the quarter triplet groove tho! HAHA!

[@johncalkins429]

Petal action please. Really nice drumming.

[@austinmartin6489]

Now I can talk to my drummer without saying “pish pssh tsss”

[@jaydenrodriguez17]

Mans was so close to the 64 palms

[@RatraceDave]

Any advice ont how to build single hand 16th hi hat Grove. And double stroke.

[@srnq11]

man your snare sounds like in the amen break

[@Puzzlix]

Can you pls make a drum music sheet for 16th note triplet groove

[@MartinDee2000]

Dig that 32nd-note groove at 0:33.

[@jonathankey1533]

For 16th triplet grooves think Rosanna

[@vampcaff]

64th and 128th next please

[@Lazy_killer]

I can see logic on this 16th note groove

[@Hide_and_Tweak]

but any binary beat can be achieved with any subdivision if you change the bpm. So the difference is really between all the odd metrics like 3, 5, 7, 11, 13, etc

[@jh8801]

i was waiting for the quintuplets

[@coolben1]

Can you do a video slowing down the 32nd note groove as a tutorial? thanks

[@footsoljier6468]

16th triplets I can’t for the life of me do

[@pazpaz]

wheres the 32nd note triplet groove

[@stephenhollingsworth2530]

Are you playing the underside of the hi-hat?

[@5usp3c7]

This is cool and all. But what about blast beats?

[@Groovemannn]

💯

[@daveharoldstudio9544]

good snare, which one is it?

[@PramoditPradhan-Official]

Dude jus wanted to flex his shuffle

[@georgestroeyt]

TOP

[@jeremiahaddo]

🔥🔥🔥🔥 quick question what brand is that snare 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@naunidhsingh6796]

Remo

[@brettclurdrums]

Mapex Exterminator

[@marvinrobinson6088]

👀👌🔥 Thank you.👏🏿👍🏿

[@makrostheblack4791]

... 16th note triplets are where my head goes "nope.... " :'( How do you count that? O.O

[@silverlake3594]

This might sound stupid, so I'm not a drummer (yet) i do play the trumpet tho and there i basically started to play by hearing if that makes any sense, try getting familiar to the sound of the 16th so you maybe don't have to count anymore or let's say not that much, here again i ain't a drummer and I'm at the very beginning but maybe it helps somehow

[@thunder____]

Idk if this answer works for you bc every musician conceptualizes things in their own way, but my answer is that I don't count it, I just do it. I'm a multi-instrumentalist who has studied plenty of music theory, but one of the things I love most about drumming is that I don't have to think about it, I can just do whatever idea comes to my mind.

[@cakennedy09]

​@@silverlake3594 counting is the single most important thing in drumming

[@dektrimusic]

@@cakennedy09can’t agree more… and however I fail miserably every time I try to count and play at the same time, so hard for beginners like me

[@cakennedy09]

@@dektrimusic that's completely understandable, it takes time. if you're on a marching instrument such as snare, marking time is the best solution, but if you're on drumset you can tap your heel when you're not playing

[@merlinrey4439]

what about the quarter note triplet?

[@etr455channel5]

the triplet sounds like rosanna shuffle

[@Horkres13]

What kind of snare are you playing there?

[@TruthFate01]

I try an 8th note groove