INSTANTLY improve your flow on the drums [Drum Lesson]

[@js5584]

You just blew my mind... Taking out that crash hit makes the groove sound way more contiguous... Such a simple change that makes it sound more organic--less mechanical.

[@zumb42]

Leaving the "comfort zone "allows improvising and incorporating new ways of interpreting and performing.

[@vityasinkov]

matching fill with next part feel is gamechanging!

[@phillippeharris5557]

Man you are freaking phenomenal!! Awesome lesson

[@Shanoa]

I like the crash tip. So simple, but effective

[@justinblaise4176]

Useful lesson. Toms sound great today

[@NIKKO500]

Your drum sound is totally awesome... The drummer too.

[@SimonRileyDrums]

The tone on those toms tho👌🏻 Dope video man!

[@JulianFernandez]

so cool! crash with no BD is also cool and helps with the flow!

[@christophertiredofbs8514]

I could watch you play all day! Fucking awesome

[@robertpien8708]

So true you can feel the flow more really great concepts ty Josh

[@handler803]

I only have a kick/snare/hat setup at home so when I move on to a full kit, I sparingly use the crash heck even sometimes never.

[@bruceberry1384]

i really like your sound and playing dude. Wish you all the best

[@dominicdoyle2895]

That’s a great tip. Thank you sir

[@aldochen5650]

我喜歡。我了解。😂

[@tonykos]

sucha useful video, thanks

[@miguelsaavedrums]

sensei

[@EarthtonesCymbals]

maybe?

[@enriquegarcia4831]

But then you never make a statement. Listen to the lyrics. If you're any kind of drummer, you should feel the music they let you sit on

[@keithplaysdrums]

He kinda addresses that in the middle of the video. It’s not an absolute (there are definitely times to crash on 1!) but there are a lot of folks, especially younger players, that get stuck in a rut of ending every 4 bars with a crash on 1. I interpreted the video as really being more geared toward those folks.