Playing Over The Bar Line

[@francozammit6086]

One of the best lesson I've heard aver myself struggling to do wot I prctice in a gig thanks

[@johndiraimo1444]

Great subject material Darryn. Superbly explained. Welcome to the U.S. Hello from Canada!

[@BrendrumJones]

nice one man enjoy the rest of your holiday.

[@fweddyfwintsone4491]

Interesting exercise Sir. Thanks for sharing!

[@benaberry578]

Fantastic

[@vincentroberto9789]

Great stuff!!!!!!

[@constantkiffer7924]

👌🏻I adore the way you’re presenting your different lessons- regardless from your drum room or from an hotel room…🤷🏻‍♂️ By the way, for some time I’m already working daily on your ‘ double paradiddle challenge’- lesson. 🤗 Greetings from Luxembourg/ Europe !🙋🏻‍♂️😉

[@darrynfarrugia9904]

Thanks for the comment. I greatly appreciate you checking it out. How’s the double paradiddle challenge going?

[@constantkiffer7924]

@@darrynfarrugia9904 Some of the 16 exercices worked right away better than others which seems to be normal. I prefer first to play them single until I feel at ease to play them behind each other😉

[@LuvskiDrums]

Excellent lesson Daz!

[@AHGV19987]

You should drop in at the Drummers Collective while you're there...

[@VK4VO]

Enjoy the USA Daz,,, nicely made videos pal!!!

[@jabraafcu6936]

I can't keep counting 4/4 when I try intricate patterns (like 5/8 paradiddle & paradiddle-diddles that you played on the video). I might have to be more patient and take time to practice to make such patterns subconscious-sized into my body and mind.

[@JulianFernandez]

Thankssss

[@houckbill]

Thank you, Darryn. Welcome to the States.

[@darrynfarrugia9904]

Thanks Bill. It’s great to be here.

[@Pariko225]

I could do the paradiddlediddle in counting 4/4 x 4 bars subconsciouslly but when I started to analyse how I did it with my sticking I failed.