ParaDiddles on Congas Bongos / Bells

[@genewilliams617]

Good that you showed adding other instruments. Gives the pattern more color Paradiddle is my most favored and versatile of rudiments. I am primarily a kit drummer since 1962, who has added percussion instruments for extra colour in thr past 30 years. You do well sir, as always.

[@jessejamessimons483]

These rhythms can really add some sauce to any song ‼️ What a great lesson and workout 😊👍🏼

[@salthedrummer1]

very cool and smooth...

[@marysteelman6534]

Love this. The rudiment with cow bells was soothing like rain.

[@Mycat68]

I got this "idea" to transfer paradiddle into groove just from my teacher, and it's really cool. Pity that I don't have enough time to work & exercise with it as I want. But this stuff (paradiddle & rudiments) surprisingly improve the drumming at all somehow...! Have fun with it! & Thanks for this great video!! Love your way to to these!

[@waveriderz2687]

Great for developing your less dominant hand. I often reverse my drum set up and play a rhythm beginning with the opposite hand. It's helped make my playing more fluid, and creative, especially with solos. Practice, practice, practice. Really appreciate your teaching style....Thanks for sharing!

[@patrikknoerr9777]

This is helpful even for keyboarders who want to know how to program their old trusty drumcomputers.

[@billybatesjr7763]

Kalani I saw you take the "strikers"🤔 out of the box 🙏🏽 When I saw them I knew I wanted some 🙏🏽😁

[@billybatesjr7763]

BTW I was watching "Live" 😉

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

@@billybatesjr7763 Native Tongue Percussion!

[@billybatesjr7763]

@@WORLDDRUMCLUB 🙏🏽 Thank you

[@ronjunk3178]

I have worked myself into a trance with paradiddles

[@suecarpenter4647]

On Tuesday evening can you show examples of: base, tones, slaps, muted tones? And: open, closed mted tones, the difference in them? Thanks, you're awesome!

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Sure - I also give a Percussion Masterclass on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month. patreon.com/kalani

[@elisioluciofernandes2226]

Muito bom!🙂

[@richardshepler2047]

Great transition from an exercise to music. By the way, what are those knobs you hit that sound the cowbell, tambourine,…?

[@WORLDDRUMCLUB]

Native Tongue Percussion. Check them out.

[@christophertsiliacos8958]

"Cowbell! We need more cowbell!" 😆

[@noukyrast]

Great use of the paradiddle !!! What bongo stand are you using?

[@sandolorsilverdollar]

kalani what are those strange cowbell , woodblock tappers . they look like rubber and wood . did you make them yourself . hmm , id like one

[@3doorsdown6]

What are the things on the cowbell you are hitting with your hands?

[@MrGabino8000]

Where can i find whatever is attach to the cowbell?

[@Misterdandamanify]

And then diddle para and pa diddle para