Hi Hat Displacement Lesson

#JuanCarlitoMendoza #DrumLesson #Displacement
In this drum lesson Carlito discusses hi hat displacement. Enter at your own risk and take this lesson slowly. Good luck!
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[@Egbertwo]

I think u are the only Teacher who counts out loud. Thanx!

[@tharrock337]

it is incredible how much your beats groove. Your Lessons are proof, that this is not just "stuff you are born with" as so many people think, you have to learn it like everything else and some can actually teach it. Mind is absolutely blown as usual. Thanks!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

tharrock337 thanks man for the kind words. There are some instances where you are just born with it, but my goal is to find away to help bridge that gap for people.

[@tharrock337]

@@JuanCarlitoMendoza Sorry for the wall of text, feel free to skip it's just a subject I have given some thought to in the past and maybe I am looking for someone to throw my thoughts at. I kinda think it is relevant though so in case you feel like wasting a couple of minutes, here it is. I think when people say "born with it" what they are really talking about is rythms that are natural to certain people. I don't think anyone is born with it though, at least not in a genetic way. It could be, but I doubt it, instead I think it is about cultural importance of certain sounds and rythms. I did a workshop with some african Bongo Drummer whose name escapes me right now. He toured europe though and showed beats that don't really follow a western style of thinking in BPM and signature, instead it was about long and short accents. if you were to write it as western style it would propably be some odd time signature like 7/8 or 5/8 and the last beat would alternate between a normal and a dotted note. Not really a concept that is easy to notate but you could train yourself to feel it (I don't think I fully managed but he sure could dance to it). Much like you can train yourself to feel The master of puppets pause that I saw someone on youtube notate as 21/32 (I think it was) wich is absolutely absurd. You don't count that, you just go "master pause master". In his defense the youtuber in question did point that out as well. Anyways our workshop drummer told us in between the exercises that he believes 4/4 feels natural to industrial nations because in the factories, in the engines, in the ticking of our watches we always have evenly spaced repetitions of the same accents. He told us that he grew up in the African rainforest where all you hear are animal sounds and wind and maybe therefore their music follows that less structured, more "wild" pattern. I think that stayed with me and therefore I can absolutely see, why certain people are seemingly "born with" groove in them. I think it is like your native language, you don't even know that you learn it, and it is almost impossible to stop thinking in it, even if you move to a different country. Still research shows that it is possible for people of any age to learn to speak a new language without accent. It just gets a lot harder. That is what I think of your lessons as, the "hard way" to learn groove (not saying your lessons too hard it is just the nature of having to understand something new rather than staying in a familiar way of thinking), if you are not someone who grew with it.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

@@tharrock337 Totally understand it what you are saying as I learned that way as well (by listening, emulating and trusting my ears; which is a TOTALLY valid way). My approach to these lessons are just a way to notate for those who are pretty analytical and trying to find a way to understand a concept. Some people don't really have the greatest ears, so having them visually see it makes sense to them. For me it's all about the VAK (Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic) approach. If you have all three (which we definitely do when playing an instrument) it should help transfer all that information to the student. Great thoughts man and no offense taken at all! Cheers.

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[@nikolaicoen7474]

@Damian Israel Instablaster ;)

[@360.Tapestry]

holy crap.... learning these handful of displacements could make someone's entire drumming career lol they all sound totally different just by moving or removing some hi hat hits

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Right?!!! I just like to show possibilities. Music will always (or should always) keep us humble. Always something to learn!

[@rdesouza]

The content you put out is probably the best I've ever seen. Instantly practical and usable. More importantly, the explanation of the methodology behind the final output is what you are a genius at. You are without doubt my favourite teacher of all time.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Rohan thank you man! Really appreciate it! Please share the channel. Really want the channel to grow and help a lot of others out! Thank you and hope I’ve earned your subscription.

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Juan Carlito Mendoza will gladly do so, especially in Facebook drummer groups that I'm part of. You deserve all the success that comes your way.

[@paconunes2836]

Superb methodical lesson! Accents on different times make all the difference (bass drum included). Bravissimo Carlito !

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks Paco!! Yeah dude definitely makes a huge difference in feel!

[@sayeddileri3461]

Your channel contains a lot of important and valuable information in my humble opinion.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much! That's the goal is to hopefully give you some insights and information that you can't get anywhere else.

[@999Aqib]

Hi Juan, Thank you for breaking down things so much so meticulously. Really helps to know how we can explore a groove in so many accents. Love the stuff. Thanks again!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Awesome! Glad you dug it!

[@ricardomendez681]

Great stuff from a pro drum teacher and performer.

[@skmelb7]

You are without a doubt one of the smoothest drummers out there...great job!!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much. Really appreciate it! Have an amazing day!

[@higgsbozo.drummer913]

You said we would love this and you were right👌👌👌 can't wait to apply this to the kit.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Higgs Bozo.Drummer thanks man! I try to come up with some cool content for You guys!

[@narmsaiyan7878]

Bend the will loves your videos. Our drummer credits your channel for tons of progression in his playing. Love this channel

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Awesome! Send him my regards!

[@nickgivent3157]

Wow! Great lesson. Broken down REALLY well. I like the focus on counting the feel.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

nick givent Thank you! Definitely took me a while to edit to make sure everything and step was hopefully taken care of 😂 thanks again for checking it out!

[@andrewwarrendrums8969]

That groove is NASTY 💪🏻💪🏻

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

AndrewWarren Drums thanks brother! Really appreciate it!

[@rolandosantander3542]

Muchas gracias Maestro Carlos

[@alldog222]

great job slowing it down for us ty

[@peteryyz43]

Thanks Juan ,great lesson. I also orchestrate these hi -hat patterns on the toms too...they sound awesome.

[@zamarabombasi5242]

So nice thank you!!!..

[@kirieley]

Cool!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Reubeen Stoner thanks man! Hope all is well!

[@GenesisValentineMusic]

Thanks for this! So excited to start practicing

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Awesome! Hope all is well! Have an amazing day!

[@donnyjohnson3766]

Love it! 🙌🏾

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks brother! Hope all is well!

[@kevinabalos]

Man, I am liking your lessons; grooves are fire and your breakdown of them is helpful. Sadly, I think these are beyond my skill level and comprehension. Perhaps one day. Great job though!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Yeah I know man, this concept is definitely for the intermediate/advanced player, but I will work on some easier materials for people (which is something that I already planned on doing, but just haven't had the time to do so, as I do everything myself). Filming, mixing, editing the videos takes up a whole lot of time, so I don't get to the projects fast enough, but be patient and stay tuned.

[@francoisfortin9611]

Great stuff ! Thank you !

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Francois Fortin thanks for checking it out!

[@badvinton]

OMG this is awesome ! Thanks for the lesson dude , Godbless cheers !

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Kevin Julianto absolutely!!!! Glad you dug it!!

[@cx777o]

Super Clean playing mate

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

cx777o thanks! 👊

[@francescoboccacci1468]

Meravigliosa lezione!!! 👊😈👍💓💕

[@robertocoria5575]

Thank you!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Roberto Coria you’re very welcome!

[@sj4024]

Amazing lesson. Nice. I would like to be a drummer like you

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks! Really appreciate and glad you dug! Hopefully I earned your subscribe!

[@lousy4892]

Really great lesson. That's a good looking snare too!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

LOUSY thanks man! Love it! It’s a Marvin Smitty Smith snare by Pearl.

[@kspocketngroove3973]

Juan Carlito Mendoza Hey JC, would you share how you tune this particular snare? You are an amazing and cool cat!! Saludos!

[@mileyondrumz]

Good stuff dude!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much! Glad you dug it!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Have you subscribed to channel yet? CRUSH that SUBSCRIBE button. Once I get to 50K I will have a nice giveaway contest! Also, which displacement was your favorite? What kind of lesson do you want next? Did you download the PDF file for the lesson (that was in the description box) to follow along with? 😉 If not here you go tiny.cc/DISPLACEMENT

[@cifucifu]

Genial

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

cifucifu gracias! Abrazos fuerte!

[@cifucifu]

@@JuanCarlitoMendoza thanks for share with us your knowledge. ¡Abrazos!

[@frankburn6312]

I look at it more like lrk and then do a back beat on 2 and 4 and keep the left hand ghost note. Then I add the kick on one and that does the grove. Just easier for me to do it that way. Makes it kinda linear pattern with the downbeats being ghosted.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Nice way of looking at it too. As long as it works for you that's all that matters to me. Cheers dude!

[@tdrum21]

Cool concept & lesson. Thanks for this. Killing snare sound. What is that? What heads you got on there?

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks man! It's a 4.5 x 14 Marvin Smitty Smith Snare (discontinued) and just have a Remo Ambassador snare side on the bottom and a Remo Emperor Coated on top.

[@sebastianramirez1393]

Muy bonita la tarola que marca es saludos

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Gracias!

[@chrisE815]

Last exercise on the bell of the ride might be sick!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Good idea!

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[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Сергей Иванцов 👊

[@PezrulezHaakon]

Superb lesson as usual. 🤗 I loved version G for some reason. I doubt I can learn those i any forseeable future. The displacements creates a war inside of me between the slow and the fast tempos. The accents mess it up for me. 🙃

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

PezrulezHaakon G is an awesome example! Every example with touch someone differently for sure. Glad you dug it!

[@rudyabiakl5900]

12:22 damn that was clean...

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Rudy Abi Akl thanks man! Definitely took some time to perfect!

[@nocturnaldrummer525]

Where I can find those backround songs? Your playing is so clean omg😍 :)

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks! Here's where I got the songs from. Great resource. www.epidemicsound.com/

[@PottedJam]

Juan, brother. Which model high hats are you using? Thanks for your time.

[@PottedJam]

Oh. Are they the thin $450 meinels? Any less expensive alternatives you might recommend?

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

These are actually16" R&D (Research and Development) Hi hats that they made for me in Germany. They are essentially Jazz thin hats, but the bottom hi hat is not extra dry like the regular Jazz Hat. I love the Jazz thin hi hats (14" ones) as well. Those are really nice. If you're not opposed to buying used check out reverb, nelsons drum shop, etc. They might have some!

[@mighty-ltd3674]

Juan this is it. Wow, I need a more and more. The rhythms so good. I don't wand be fast. I want to play technically .

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

You're welcome!

[@jesrhylmarcelino3470]

What practice pad are those

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Movement Drum Co drum pad. Here's a link: movementdrum.co/

[@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power]

nice looking piccolo. and arrrrrgh, i wanted to hear that little china stack!! 🤣🤷‍♂️

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

kodiak wild the next one for sure 😂 sorry 😂

[@bencarriere9585]

Is the backing track available for download as well?

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Ben Carriere yeah at epidemicsound.com

[@bencarriere9585]

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[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

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[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Me too! Have an amazing day!

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Thats hard for me...

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Yeah I know it’s not an easy thing to do, but try your best and continue to work hard. Cheers!

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[@romualdorivera2054]

This is great thank you

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much really appreciate it!

[@narmsaiyan7878]

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[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Nice!

[@odeskoo]

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[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

odeskoo absolutely!

[@salvadorsalazar4627]

hola carlito,saludos desde venezuela....necesito de tu ayuda..veo q eres muy habil escribiendo y leyendo musica,cosa que yo leeo mas que escribir...aqui tengo un video muy conocido especificamente el baterista chris coleman lo comienza a desarrollar desd el min 6:05 podrias ayudarme a escribir ese cambio de metrica xfa,y cm lo puedo ir desarrollando.. aqui el video kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIfPdnZ6pbysfqc

[@josephgiarraffa6379]

Good exercise grooves It’s also linea in a lot of resoect

[@ivankaspeadsforquincyjones9273]

Don't diss hi hat displacement

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Never did...I just made a lesson on it hahaha.

[@ricardomendez681]

Great stuff from a pro drum teacher and performer.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Ricardo Méndez thanks man really appreciate it!

[@linnikvan1988]

Thank you!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

You're very welcome! Hope you dug it!

[@linnikvan1988]

@@JuanCarlitoMendoza It's in the process yet)