Keith Carlock - Hi-hat Technique

[@RandyHanley]

He has always been great at explaining what he's doing - totally open about his awesome drumming technique.

[@dieconashi]

Thank you for these videos! Love his playing!

[@reassert]

Very groovy left foot hi-hat pattern. I love it :)

[@davidcurtis4478]

This is great! "Use it as a compliment to the groove that's happening." Let it be free, fantastic! Thanks Keith! Great way to incorporate hi-hat instead of quarters or 8ths all night! David Curtis Drumming

[@ronnieshearer7307]

Keith has got to be the best young drummer going right now! The best video I've seen him shine is a live Steely Dan "Aja" vid on You Tube. Check it out if you haven't seen it. Blew my mind, & left me asking who the heck is this dude w/the sticks? Following his career since.

[@zvensabri2533]

Wow and thank you for your lesson

[@PeteNice29]

Had MMW feel on some of that, pretty dope

[@twelge15]

HH chick as a complement to the groove that's happening. The "chick" integrated into a rock 16th note setting and not have it just be a limb keeping time. It's simple and brilliant things like this that can get you gigs with John Mayer. And the fact that he admits he doesn't know that he's playing a HH hemiola 4:3 in a clinic where most other guys would anylize and explain it just kicks ass.

[@benediktstehle]

feel and character over counting and technique!

[@samm1809]

@benediktstehle that's the answer to the question "what's keith carlock's time signature?"

[@Glitch-nr9ct]

It's crazy but I almost *don't like when incredibly good drummers talk about things like polyrhythms and paradiddles and break down the "math" (like Keith said) behind what they're doing. For me it's like a magician showing you how he does all of his tricks before he actually does them. I just love watching, listening and hearing them talk about what inspires them and maybe a LITTLE bit about how they approach they're style and practicing...etc. It's just a weird me thing.

[@VeryScaryBiscuits]

Kinney is great!

[@Klaus312]

mad mad mad!

[@janivelic2316]

it's 3 over 2. Or 6 over 4.😊

[@thedayones4918]

Wow

[@pierrecolin7856]

4/3, ow its 4/4 , If I could try to hear it I wouldn't be able to, can anyone do it ?

[@martydurlam]

Is that Tim on bass?

[@wihi1253]

Tim Lefebvre, yes!