Drums For Beginners - "On The One"!

Shoutout to channel member Rich - we were discussing this core concept in his session today. When we're getting going on the drums and playing our basic grooves and fills, keeping time through our fills and landing clearly "on the one" is eveything!
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[@Drumbaago]

"The crash on 1 is the capital letter at the start of the sentence" such a great way of putting it. I've been drumming for 20 years and never heard it put that way but it makes perfect sense.

[@markfoster3785]

John thanks for this basic stuff, I’ve been playing for years but never learned these rudimentary essentials

[@user-bm7bg6sc8h]

Brilliant lesson, thanks Mike. I always find your material so accessible and easy to understand and encouraging for the complete beginner like me!

[@MikeBarnesDrums]

Cheers! Thanks for watching.

[@craigproctor8388]

Fantastic video I'm just starting out. A guy at work (drummer for 20+ years) told me to watch your videos he wasn't wrong much easier to understand than others. This is the first I will be having a good watch through them all. Great job Thanks

[@MikeBarnesDrums]

Great! Thanks so much for watching.

[@yomotii]

Mike is like the North Star. At least, my reference.

[@MikeBarnesDrums]

Glad you dig! Thanks for watching.

[@richjones4816]

Super helpful thanks Mike.

[@perro0076]

Excellent!!! Just what the doctor ordered!! Keep that going!! How to integrate grooves and fills to a/the rest of the band.

[@MikeBarnesDrums]

Cheers! Lots more here... kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJfElXl9e8iGjLs&pp=gAQB kzbin.info/aero/PLcfoni8UPb9rEqcv4Y2NMD8c5ffSyLUl0&feature=shared

[@ZPX945]

Very helpful! 🙂

[@MikeBarnesDrums]

Thanks for watching.

[@catvin8176]

la tua bravura è spaventosa❤️🥁🥁

[@MikeBarnesDrums]

Grazie per aver guardato!

[@lobbyrobby]

This is what confused me as a beginner. I was learning a fill and the guy I was watching said "usually the fill ends with a crash." He didn't mention that (ending crash) is beat 1 of the next bar. Another one was instead of playing a fill just have a period of silence. Then he played a beat but was playing the 1 of the next bar before taking a break for the silence part. He never mentioned he was doing that. As a beginner I could not figure it out. Several weeks later with more practice I was able to piece it all together.

[@teazbasnik1684]

I love your accent and excitement :) Can you help me to figureout drums in Burning down the house by The Cardigans and Tom Jones?💃🏼🪩🕺🏼

[@perro0076]

I am 100% novice and I don't think I even make it to a speck of dust on Mike's soles, but have you looked at the Talking Heads version? To my ears, it sounds simpler.