TEST YOUR TIME with this surprisingly difficult groove exercise [Drum Lesson]

8th notes, 16th notes, and triplets are just the beginning. Gotta get those quintuplets and septuplets happening, too. And then be able to switch between all of them. THAT'S the hard part.
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[@Musikos]

I appreciate your channel and your hints very much Thank you and greetz from Munich(germany)

[@helbast2368]

Thanks for the lesson. As good as always ! :)

[@mariodiaz5872]

Top notch lesson, I just put on practice today and the grooves grow exponentially and you can get endless fun, simple and so effective, thank you for this

[@robertpien8708]

Wow this is what I call an exercise . This is a great method to work with any grove in any style . A great mind opener. Ty

[@igunashiodesu]

Thank you for taking the time to provide this lesson. May your channel grow exponentially this new year!

[@andregaspar382]

I am really enjoying your channel! Very good lessons! Congratulations!

[@tonypanayoto]

Love your work Wishing you strength

[@tdrum21]

Great lesson. I do similar exercise with my students

[@vvviiixxx8745]

Just curious - are you using coated resonate heads on those toms? I can’t tell if the camera is playing a trick on my eyes, but that’s what it looks like to me. :o

[@JoshMerhar]

Yes! They're Evans Reso 7s on the bottoms of the toms.

[@lucasromero3645]

Hola Josh soy de Argentina cómo puedo tener la partitura de está lección?

[@vaughanxaviermusic]

Available on his Patreon page. Link in description

[@zumb42]

Want to improve your timming? Here it is.

[@tubular167]

Probably best timing exercise in the universe....nonuplets are very difficult ..unless you start around..50 bpm

[@jimkowalczyk7466]

are non tuplets 9? If so, I think about them as just triplets shoved into the space of 3 half note triplets in 4/4. Idk if that makes it harder lol, but thats the pulse I am relying on.

[@jimkowalczyk7466]

wait nvm, I am assuming you are just thinking of groups of 9 in the span of a quarter note, right?

[@tubular167]

Hi..yes...nine notes in a quarter note are called...nonuplets...so of course its pretty fast if you start metronome at around 60 bpm...i would suggest starting at 40 bpm and working up to 60 bpm if you are going to add the nonuplets. To the exercise....after 60 bpm..it would get very difficult..lastly...nines are called...nonuplets......as apposed to the other divisions..which are tuplets

[@drumming4p]

Just ain't easy🤬