LAST MINUTE PREP FOR CRAZY TRAVEL DAY TO PERCUSSIVE 2024

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@MultiKrelle Ай бұрын

I would love if you could give us a studio tour like how you built it, your thoughts before you started, How you designed it, the sound you were going for and all that

@HR2635 Ай бұрын

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@tomcoryell Ай бұрын

Sweet playing Shannon! Amazing sounds! Love the kick sound you’re getting.

@edmckinney670 Ай бұрын

I Love It! I always love hearing you play. I glean all sorts of musicality from you and your approach to all of it. Thank You.

@benmorris6831 Ай бұрын

Shannon, you are one of my favorite drummers without a doubt. Thanks for the content. Hope we get to see you and Toto in North Carolina again soon!

@justseaningaround Ай бұрын

Seriously Badass. Powerful. Tasty and fun to watch. So expressive. Thank you. 😎

@julianbennett4157 Ай бұрын

Love it mate, look forward to more of these, with thanks from Australia

@mr.brownstone9943 Ай бұрын

I'd love to hear more of you getting your favorite drum sounds and the engineering side of things. The whole chain, drums, mics, pres. Thank you keep going!

@ivorjones9961 Ай бұрын

Thanks, Beast mode Shannon! someone is in for a treat, Glad you are home. Save travels!

@willem1822 Ай бұрын

Well, guess you're ready for it. You are an amazing musician. Thanks for sharing 😊

@jordansaltmarsh3808 Ай бұрын

Shannon! Man, so great to see you doing these videos. I would love to hear how you orchestrate certain fills and stickings (especially in solos!). Any breakdown of some of the signature/go to licks you like to use would be killer--combination of hand and feet fills you dig (can't tell if it's RLK or LRK...) or just stickings/rudiments around the kit when flowing. Appreciate your time, man! Love to hear your teach!

@dariusdrumming Ай бұрын

Shannon thank you. You are a huge inspiration!!!! Your live streams are awesome and it’s so helpful especially to hear how real and authentic you are. In terms of topics, - tuning! - practice video part 2? Man I have watched your practice YT video a lot. - how you learn a new song (charting process or not?) - what keeps you inspired - how you develop your touch / mix … hand and foot levels (hihat/snare/bd) - will you ever put a splash on your kit! lol - how you come up with parts - how you work with so many unique personalities and find the right things to play Man Just thank you again!!

@malcolmlarri8236 Ай бұрын

Sounding great !

@alexvanlazarovavl354 Ай бұрын

It's a very Jeff Porcaro situation, and also set up. I think your style says it all! Lovely licks and paradidle work. And great sound and also great kit. Love the big sizes! 🔝

@justinreynolds3935 Ай бұрын

Shannon a snare tuning tutorial would be absolutely awesome! You drums always sound great. Like they have a sample already. I know your room is probably treated well but I love your sound. Hell of a player man. One of the best.

@JoelStevenett Ай бұрын

Beautiful playing!!!🙏🤘 Have an amazing time!

@paperPluto Ай бұрын

Shannon, I love the dynamism, finesse and lightness of expression of your technique. A thunder here and a mousse there...taste and feelI have always believed that you and Simon Philips are the only worthy successors to Jeff. Keep it up🤘Greetings from Poland.

@raulcervantes4514 Ай бұрын

You are a great drummer Shannon!!

@SvetlanRaketSpringfeldt Ай бұрын

Great feel and love the raw and heavy sound. No need to tamper with that. Thanks for sharing your playing and thoughts 👊🏼🙂

@VintageMarqueeLights Ай бұрын

Hey Shannon! Met you at Love Shack Studios back around 2001ish. I was a new, young studio drummer in town. You were kind enough to invite me to lunch, the “meat and three” in the back of that gas station haha and then to a few other sessions to watch. You ended up giving me one of your Toto cds and told me to study Jeff P. Really was a huge inspiration for me. Really cool you ended up on tour with them! Glad I found you and looking forward to watching your channel. Jerrad Green

@Boomer04151961 Ай бұрын

Thanks Shannon, Hope you have a great safe time in Copenhagen! I followed you on Renegade Roach also.

@markgabriel5797 Ай бұрын

Glad to see you plan on being more active online! Anything Shannon or Renegade Roach is awesome. Thanks for the vids Shannon P.S. rig rundowns are always a hit.

@JoshAlfonzo Ай бұрын

You should do a blog video of the entire trip!

@MarcFischerDrums Ай бұрын

Soooo cool :-) I am looking very forward to the content that is coming up. Would be interested in anything that is related to groove and your appproach to practice and the development of musicality/skills. Greetings from Germany and a big hug, Marc ❤

@MultiKrelle Ай бұрын

Your flow man 👏👏👏

@michaelbooth4668 Ай бұрын

Great Shannon…. Love to hear about tuning. Specifically how the mic hears verses the ear.

@thiagomanobatera Ай бұрын

Eu estou ansioso pra ver o show do Toto em São Paulo aqui no Brasil em Novembro obrigado Shannon por trazer o espírito eo groove de Jeff Porcaro devolta para o Toto !!!

@kathywilsonofficial Ай бұрын

You sound fantastic! Thank you for sharing! I look forward to you sharing your adventure in Denmark!

@gwilson453 Ай бұрын

I'm absolutely fascinated to hear you talk about how pushing yourself out of your comfort zone leads to growth. I'm a pro drummer working in Music Theatre and I feel it's always has to be safety first in that environment and that going out of my own comfort zone could result in criticism and possibly even the sack if my attempts to express myself don't come off. For me fear is the enemy and actually stops me playing what's in my heart. I'd love to hear your thoughts?

@scottmorehouse Ай бұрын

Drums sound ❤

@davewilson5612 Ай бұрын

GREAT TO SEE YOU BACK AND SHARING, MY FRIEND!!! YOUR MOTTO: PLAY IT UNTIL IT PHYSICALLY HURTS!! ALL THOSE LICKS FROM THE BEST GROOVE DRUMMER IN THE WORLD. HMMN???? LOVE THE R R SHOUT OUT. JUD SAYS YOU'RE MAKING GOOD PROGRES. I AM EDITING ALL THE PRESENT R R COMPLETED VIDS DOWN INTO 20 & 30 SECOND SNIPPETS TO BE ABLE TO POST ON U TUBE, T T, REELS, ETC......GOTTA BUILD THAT RUN TO 'VIRAL STATUS' ....IT'S 8:30 AM HERE IN JERSEY.....YOU MUST BE A TIRED M F RIGHT NOW ON YOU WAY TO THE A. P. SAFE FLIGHT AND WE WILL TALK SOON. 👊👍✌LOOKING FORWARD TO MORE VIDEOS BEST, DAVE

@simonspies4821 Ай бұрын

Thanks for putting out these great videos Shannon! I’d love to hear about your approach to timekeeping. Do you think about the subdivision when you’re playing? How do you get something to groove but also be in time? Really enjoying the videos and looking forward to more!

@stefannordmark3859 Ай бұрын

Renegade Roach 🤘. The sound in your live room is so great! Maybe do a walk through your setup of mics and preamps when recording?

@ryrodrums6727 Ай бұрын

I held stank face the entire 6 mins 😂😂 amazing

@fc3970 Ай бұрын

Shannon! Love your amazing playing and killer sound, huge fan. Saw you Barcelona again this summer with Toto while on holiday. I loved the thin ride sound, what type are you using now? For video: could you give insight how you would prepare by yourself for a Toto tour or any session touring work. Always everything by heart and playing to the records? Or maybe with last minute additions (time stress) a small cheat sheet for a song before a play through? Curious especially how the Toto band works in rehearsal or sound check. All the best to you! :) Greetings from the Netherlands.

@JanPatrickLucas Ай бұрын

Got up early this morning, before work, and was notified. Comments were not able at that time, so I'll now say THANK YOU SHANNON! I play more guitar in the warmer months but will be transitioning back to drums. This is the inspiration that I need. Man you play tasteful! I appreciate your bravery and your thoughts on pushing yourself. That's what I need to work on. I'm willing purhase anything you play on but I'm a cd and vinyl guy. I've never streamed or downloaded but I understand why your on that formnat, obviously given the times. A question I have if you have the time is - How do you deal with the thought proces of being judged while your playing/ practicing? I find I play better and more freely if I know noone is around to hear. Of course that defeats he purpose of playing in the first place, but I wish I could just set myself free and enjoy playing without the ridiculous apprehension of judgement. It woulld mean alot to hear from you. I won't pester you so much in the future but will be tuning in for sure! Best of luck with everything!

@ryrodrums6727 Ай бұрын

A few ppl have asked but it’d be great if you would release the live studio engineering/ process you did last year. I never got to see it. Thanks, hope you’re well

@Drumlosophy Ай бұрын

Shannon, great playing and inspiration as always! I'd have one question: How did you approach the absorption of one's drummer style in your formative years? I wonder how you get to internalize say Jeff's playing...was it just listening or maybe learning the songs note for note? Thanks a lot for your videos!

@drummertsprow Ай бұрын

Awesome solo, very inspirational! Can you discuss some of the patterns/grooves you played in your solo? Did you put any pre-planning into what you played, or was it completely add-lib? I'm looking forward to your future content! PS, what snare drum are you using in this video? Sounds great!

@HennesysHernandez Ай бұрын

@Shannon - What role does that MD 421 II play near the Hi Hats? Thank you!

@oskarus3 Ай бұрын

I haven't seen this Toto run with you behind the drums (although I saw them with Sput) but I watched some videos and I noticed that you are using the double pedal more than you used to pre-2020. Is this something that band suggested or you just wanted heavier approach? I love it by the way