Learn Aron Mellergård's (Dirty Loops) 9-Note Sextuplet Pattern!

[@carloscappellini1687]

Excellent

[@ChontosDrumLessons]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@MikeKobb]

Really nice! I'm a bassist, not a drummer, but it's really interesting to see Aron's licks broken down and analyzed like this. Thank you.

[@ChontosDrumLessons]

Hey Mike! Thank you for commenting. I really appreciate the feedback!

[@dominicschwantes9208]

Please do more videos on Aron's fills, he is amazing!

[@solohour]

This is the perfect video. I've always wanted to learn all of these licks so it's amazing that they are in the same vid. Definitely subbed!

[@ChontosDrumLessons]

No way! Thanks so much, man!!!

[@basolfjeld]

Thanks for giving me an inspirational boost! ❤I'm going to practice these the next time I go to the rehearsalplace!

[@ChontosDrumLessons]

Woah! You are totally welcome. That’s so cool Man!

[@darrellroseborough7275]

Nice break down on the pattern, but it's anything but simple. Practice, practice, practice.😮

[@ChontosDrumLessons]

Thanks man! Yeah. It’s certainly tough to play at full speed. Thanks for checking out the video!

[@jasoncoffey]

nice! thanks for sharing!

[@ChontosDrumLessons]

Hey! Thanks a lot. I really appreciate the feedback!

[@silviomp]

I'm a guitarist but I'm subscribing to your channel

[@ChontosDrumLessons]

Hey! Thank you so much, man. I appreciate it!!! Got any suggestions for future videos?

[@StuartJrBarrett]

Excellent lesson! Love how even your hands and feet are together. What do you suggest to work on that?

[@themckayjohnson]

Definitely gonna be incorporating that nine-noter into my chops arsenal 😈 hehehe

[@ChontosDrumLessons]

DO IT! 🤙🏻

[@fiddlestix3025]

🔥😱😱😱😱🔥 Thanks for the breakdown. I’m not a drummer or a bassist, and this stuff blows my mind 💥 Thanks again 🙏

[@ChontosDrumLessons]

Hey! You are totally welcome. Thanks for watching the video. I appreciate it!!! 🙏🏻

[@Eivind91sa]

Really well done

[@ChontosDrumLessons]

Hi! ✌🏻 Thank you very much. 🙏🏻

[@mogglie]

Amazing thanks.

[@ChontosDrumLessons]

Wow! You are totally welcome. I’m so glad you liked the video.

[@Mark_Martin]

What drum kit are you mainly using for your videos? I recently purchased a beginner set from Roland their TD-02 series. Hoping to improve over the next year. Great videos!

[@FStDrummer]

Thanks a lot for the transcription but I think it is not quite right. In the song, you can hear that the bass drum does not start the on 1 but on the third sixteenth-note triplet. Henrik plays a 16th note lick on the beat before and Aron catches the last 16th note and then starts the phrase. Aron plays the Splash cymbal always with the first bass drum accent of the phrase (can see that on the KZbin video of Follow The Light). Here is my transcription: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ep3Tf6mcbbylnq8

[@rmp251]

What drum kit are you playing?

[@ChontosDrumLessons]

This is a Roland VAD503 drum kit!!

[@ananlama1]

How do you record your electronic drums?

[@perecanyelles6469]

They have an obviously super clean output

[@ChontosDrumLessons]

Hey man! I’m just recording out the stereo outputs, directly into my focusrite clarrett 8 PRE USB interface. I use Logic Pro X as my DAW.

[@djshad1885]

Most of these youtube drummers spend so much time learning other peoples parts that they lose that ability to sound like themselves...like music is some kind of contest. Theres more to music than nailing something that someone else already created.

[@ChontosDrumLessons]

Hey man! Thanks so much for watching my video. I really appreciate it! You are totally right that it’s very possible to always “copy” other drummers and not take time to express yourself and experiment. As a teacher, I’m constantly learning new songs, new drummers, identifying the patterns & concepts and then teaching them to my students. Basically, this is how I like to learn! I certainly do my fair share of jamming and playing though. I need to post a full drum performance soon, so that it’s not just all lessons.