'Proper' Double-Time Punk Beats!

In this week's lesson Nick takes us through his approach to authentic sounding double time punk beats.
While on face value they may just seem like 'play it faster', but there's a fair few dynamic challenges that arise when getting these up to speed.
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[@drumkick2315]

I am working on my 16s at the moment. Moeller and stuff. And I like punk besides hiphop, jazz, and funk. That lesson really comes handy. I also like the crash course on the playing the crash at the end. Makes total sense to me. Perhaps I can impress my teacher a little biddy. Thanks for that. ❤

[@drumdog]

Really glad you found it helpful, thanks for watching 👍

[@mdomme65]

I call that Moeller…I was taught that push/pull is a similar motion (…one stroke on the down and another on the up)but pushing and pulling only with the fingers.

[@drumdog]

Hi there just to let you know that your comment we'll be answered in our comments video dropping later today.

[@ryan.harvill]

Thanks for the tips. I haven't played punk music in like 20 years and when I did recently, I just put the hh on 1 and 3 with the bass drum to stop that sticking dilemma. I'll try the technique you suggested when I'm not sick in bed 😢

[@mike.camille]

9:53 Jim Chapin used to call them Moeller up and down strokes.

[@youtuup]

This beat is called Crust or D-Beat.

[@HiImSeanIPlayBass]

D-beat stands for “Double Beat”.

[@queenpurple8433]

I call it push pull lol