Motivation to Practice Rudiments - Drumming Tips by Eric Fisher

[@DannyEye2704]

You're a beast man, glad I found you, great teacher

[@Fisherdrumming]

Thank you Danny 👊 Your comments mean a lot and I appreciate your support! Stay tuned and keep shreddin it 🤙

[@DannyEye2704]

Really excited to be back on the drums and I am doing ALOT of rudiment practice, I never devoted enough time to em

[@company543]

I know this is old but I did the same. I came back to drumming after a 5 year hiatus. I've drummed more on my pad than I have on my drum set. It's broadened the things I can play and I don't regret it.

[@Dantheman765]

I've learned so much in the 3 months I've been playing. Thanks

[@Disparil666]

Good advice there. But the background music is a bit too loud and threatens to drown your voice. Voice levels up, background music levels down.

[@DroidMastertaylor-gang-or-die]

so inspirational what a great teacher. i tought they werent mandatory u helped me realize the potential

[@Fisherdrumming]

So glad to hear man! Thank you for your support 👊

[@amatmulisha2978]

Thanks dude.very clear explanation.im start practice rudiments 6 days ago, honestly, sometimes im feeling lost and bored.but i know,like you said, learning rudiments is very important. Now i just need a Motivated to keep practice.thanks again

[@StormTreeMusic]

Thanks for making this! I honestly thought rudiments were a waste time.

[@Fisherdrumming]

A lot of drummers do! Glad it was helpful for you and Thank you for the comment! 👍

[@zelmastrachan1683]

Just watched some of your videos and you are the best, you are clear and get to the point. Keep up good work, canceled all the other guys and just watch yours. Thanks so much for clarity.

[@Fisherdrumming]

Wow, what can I say?! That’s very encouraging and I appreciate your support very much. Thank you Zelma.

[@Fisherdrumming]

Zelma, would you mind if I used your comment on my site? I'm putting together some reviews from people who enjoy the lessons as well as testimonials. Let me know, thanks!

[@MU6AFA]

inspiring video dude . i dont know why it hasn't more likes and views

[@Fisherdrumming]

+mustapha abdo thanks man! Your comments/likes help spread the word

[@MU6AFA]

that s for sure . i sub to your channel . im working hard 2 months ago .3_4 hours a day nonstop. i noticed a huge improvement . i wont stop work out cuz it became an addict lol

[@kosalneou2708]

Finally, I found this

[@renapeppers20]

Thanks for the great video man!

[@lonniechiasson1747]

Are you sticking out that double stroke roll ?

[@Tommybotham]

Rudiments are important because you learn how to do those crazy chops. Think of this pattern in 16th notes: RLLR RLLK R The first R is on the downbeat of 1. The last R is on the downbeat of 4. The kick doesn't have to be there. But it makes the last R have a better entrance. How do we get this to sound fuller (there's currently alot of empty space) and choppy like Vinnie Colauita? We learn: - Triplets - Sextuplets - 5-stroke rolls - paradiddles - para-paradiddles We get this: Rllr rLrL rllR lRlR rLrL rllR. The kick (K) goes somewhere on the last two diddles on the left. Here we have a full sextuplet chop that was aided by knowledge of playing 5-stroke rolls in triplets, building up the chop only to realize that you were just playing alternating para-paradiddles (a 6 note phrase). Try to play it at 80 bpm to see what I mean.

[@AzimuthTao]

That background music is too loud.