Mini-Masterclass: Making Crossovers Creative // Stutter & Extend Approach // JP Bouvet Drum Lesson

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0:00 - Intro
1:56 - Learn the pattern
4:44 - Step 1: Apply Stutter & Extend Approach
17:02 - Step 2: Add dynamics
18:55 - Step 3: Adding space
24:16 - Drum Solo
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[@vladimirbustamante3692]

You're literally unveiling the secrets of the all time drummers. This content is gold. Thank you JP!

[@t-man5196]

Youve become my favorite drum teacher on youtube thanks to these masterclass videos, thanks for making and uploading them

[@dmcgwhisper5945]

In a great way you're taking the mystery out of drumming with your practical instruction.

[@JPBouvet]

That means a lot because that is exactly my goal. Thanks for hearing what I'm saying clearly.

[@ZMIJUSH]

You are top mate . The drumming, explaining, the sound...cheers!

[@michaelgibson1220]

Thanks JP, this is super enlightening, I love the use of the kit at the end, how you brought the bass drum in.

[@panoskanenas5354]

Amazing teacher you are. Hi from Greece. I am teaching since 2005. Inspirational lessons. Thank you.

[@Steezdrum]

For years I only learned how to play notes and JP is teaching me the rules! Looking forward to meeting you at the West Coast drum shop clinic. Proud student of the gang!

[@ZachBratland]

Great stuff always!!⚡️✅

[@JulianFernandez]

most all OG jazz drummers did plenty of crossovers. cant argue with that.

[@ianchui7711]

Phenomenal content

[@spudgingrich7959]

A fantastic exploration of a concept I’ve mostly ignored during my time as a drummer. Thanks for this lesson, JP!

[@entwaze]

charismatic crossovers ftw

[@adjiedesalic]

You are so cool man, i like your ideas

[@dmcgwhisper5945]

Excellent. Glad to hear you got your audio sorted. No more switches 😊

[@hadonghunha4908]

very nice

[@thekitchenfreak]

What a great treacher!

[@JPBouvet]

Thank you!

[@joseluisllorentearrebola1691]

thanks!

[@foxxzenetic]

Wow!　面白いコンセプトですね。Thank you JP !

[@rnl9520]

SWeetness

[@fuzijunguitar]

So awesome

[@lajeanette33]

Such a great approach! J’ai trouvé assez fascinant que dans le solo final l’aspect le moins présent est le fait de mettre du silence. Je crois qu’on a tous du mal à ne pas jouer plein de notes. Mais qu’on se comprenne bien ça reste un super solo !

[@JPBouvet]

Vous êtes trop gentille, merci! L'espace negatif est toujours la partie la plus importante. Merci de regarder.

[@lajeanette33]

@@JPBouvetmerci de faire ces vidéos! Je suis parfaitement consciente du temps que ça demande ^^

[@berrettamusicacademy9980]

Well, this is pretty whacked because I literally just showed this exact crossover to a student of mine last week ! I learned this one when I was probably around 12 years old. Looking forward to watching this whole video so I can see where you took it to give him more material. Perfect timing!!!

[@luisfernando-mm3jt]

Nice work ...Have a sugestion ,do all that starting with left hand lead and after that switching between the two

[@markoveljic]

Bravo man! Every thing you are telling now is a true!!! Crossovers is so boring! Like circus 🎪

[@chutdigadut]

I've never heard somebody roast crossovers so hard lmao 🤣