The Rudiment Most Drummers Ignore (And Why You Shouldn't!)

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

I’m super excited to share my Rudiment Creativity Volumes 1 and 2 with you all! In these books, I’ve broken down each rudiment and included 10 drum set applications for each one, so you can really start applying them creatively in your playing. I also recorded mp3s for EVERY exercise and application to make practicing even easier. And just for fun, I added a BONUS section called 'Carlito’s Licks' with some of my favorite ways to use these rudiments on the kit. If you’re ready to take your rudiments to the next level, check out the books here: www.carlitomendoza.com/shop

[@johnjamatia9188]

This teacher on the internet is the most musical, tastefull with useful real life musical applicable drum lesson. More power to you and ❤❤❤❤ brother

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks brother, appreciate the love!!!

[@ChrisHunterSavesTheDay]

That intro!!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks dude! Wanted to bring some heat to start the week off!

[@2strokeroll]

Had me hollering!

[@vanjabi8827]

+1 for into. It SLAPS

[@luiszuluaga6575]

It was like, 🫨✨👋🏼

[@FrankPCarpi]

Those drums sound amazing!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much! It's a Pearl Maple Gum kit.

[@BrandonGebbia]

One of the most complete lesson about a rudiment. Thank you for sharing this precious lesson with the community!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Appreciate it! I actually wrote 2 books on rudiment creativity. www.carlitomendoza.com/shop

[@meritbadgeMGMT]

Holy crap you played so many different style with such groove and pocket. The way you laid out the video was super helpful.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Glad you liked it! Appreciate the feedback.

[@trucksguns6898]

What an excellent lesson, I got the pdf this morning on a Saturday and ive been working at it most of the day. This is the kind of stuff that makes great drummers! Thanks JC

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

You’re very welcome! Glad it’s already getting some use! Keep grinding!

[@MrAngryTwinkie]

Great lesson and great tuning!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much! Might do a tuning tutorial soon as well! Love your avatar! hahaha.

[@youoob]

Thank you. Personally I struggle to get my own students to explore rudiments more thoroughly.. you are a guiding light! Always such tasteful applications, great balance between technical and groove orientation. Doesn't hurt that your drums always sound sweeet =)

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Glad you dug it! Hope it inspires your students!

[@25dbz-ot9br]

Fantastic. THIS is how you teach rudiment drumset application

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Glad you like it! Hopefully it'll help people understand them better!

[@cheap_clown]

Juan is one of cleanest and grooving drummers and educator! Thank you so much🙏

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Too kind. Thank you for your kind words!

[@ArnoldWynter-zy4rx]

Tremendo, gracias a Dios por el talento depositado en ti, eres maestro de una nueva generación. Gracias por elevar a otro nivel al Drum y hacernos ver sus elementos de fantasía

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Muchisimas gracias!

[@daveedwards1257]

💃Thanks for adding the rudiments to the drum set. Used to be in drum corps. Bongo Dave - Good Happens / Love Shall Prevail ✌😎🥁💕🎷🎸💙🌎👍

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Awesome! Hope all is well!

[@ernestlmorellsr]

Man I really enjoyed seeing and hearing you put all those ratumuques together.

[@DavidGonzalez-qq4vj]

Holaaa Juan Carlito Mendoza, unos ejercicios demasiado buenos pero difíciles mucho que practicar, tienes un gran toque bateristico todo mis respetos para ti 🥁🥁

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Gracias David!

[@LeeVenters]

Such great ideas based on this amazing rudiment. I hope you have a book coming out soon…

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

I have 2 books out now that are dedicated to rudiments, creativity and how to maximize the most out of them with break downs and applications of each rudiment. You can check them out here: www.carlitomendoza.com/shop

[@saulvera5469]

I was using some of those interpretations without knowing they came from the ratamacue, nice

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

🙌

[@Drumber_medines]

Super ejercicios 🥁🥇 Gracias Juan Carlito. Eres el mejor, ahora a practicar 🎶🥁

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

¡Gracias! 🙏 un abrazo fuerte!!

[@scrolllock6729]

Благодарю за ваши уроки. Так здорово, что в это нелёгкое время человек человеку остаётся Человеком

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much!

[@davy0111]

Woderful video for this rudiment! Then I realized some of the amazing fills that I heard come from this rudiment!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much! The ratamacue is definitely a game changer!

[@Wiebe80]

Great examples, wonderful playing and drumsound. Love your video's Juan. Thanks for sharing. You rock! 🤘💪

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Rock on! Thank you so much!

[@KptainRed]

Beautiful ! Exactly the kind of vocabulary I vee been longing to learn more about. Thanks a million for sharing your knowledge. Thomas ( France )

[@haddadbeats]

Thank you for sharing your master touch and flow on this instrument ❤🥁

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you for your kind words! Appreciate it!

[@ryancox5097]

Adapting it to the 32nd feel goes hard. Gorgeous kit as well. Great vid, Juan.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks brother! Like the kids say now, it definitely hits different haha! Thanks for checking it out!

[@richone10]

That 'below the floor' Floor tom is absolutely killer.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Absolutely! I can tune it even lower as well! The maple/gum drums are just so versatile!

[@Coastfog]

Really really good stuff, just what I pledged to work on more! Easy sub.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much for the sub and welcome! Please share the channel with your drumming buds!

[@alexsanchezserrano1764]

Finding out that I really didn't knew the foundation of some of my favourite fills as I watch this is a statement for me on how good this lesson is, you're for sure one of The BEST out there

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Appreciate it! Also, not knowing what a fill is called is absolutely fine! It's all semantics. As long as you can hear it and play it that's all that matters to most people. I'm just a nerd and like to help those that are analytical and want break-downs of stuff. Cheers!

[@vorosoff-Ivan]

You are the best teacher❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks!

[@williamperri3437]

Juan is a mad man!!! Reminds me of a Vinnie move for sure. I just feel like a lot of guys in the 80’s were playing it a lot and I’m sure Gadd influenced a lot of it.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Absolutely! Those two cats really are great examples of cats that use them so well!

[@diegoreyes982]

Debería tener un proyecto de metal pesado, maestro 😅🙌🏻🔥

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Hey nunca sabes :) hahahhaa

[@zumb42]

Very useful rudiment for all styles.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

It was a game changer for me! Glad you dug it!

[@natebrown7293]

This is Excellent! Thank you

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Glad you dug it! Please share the video if you can. Thank you ahead of time!

[@terrychhangte4977]

that floor tom tuning..!!! Brilliant!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much!

[@PascalNunes]

Hi Carlito! Your videos are always so enriching. A combo of keys that will open the minds of any drummer. The sound recording of your set is phenomenal, produced by your drumming which is very sharp and refined. What is your bass drum pedal? Thank you for everything.👏🥁👍

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much! The bass drum pedal is Pearl Red Line Eliminator Double pedal. Got it about a month ago.

[@stevevorass]

Your editing is top notch! Love your aesthetic.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks!!! Been working on trying to create "my own" style for my channel. ALWAYS a work in progress! Have a great day!

[@digilifepro]

#14, sweet sweet #14. Great stuff Juan!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Right on

[@ArnoldWynter-zy4rx]

Saludos desde Cuba!!!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Un abrazo hermano! Y espero que todo estas mejor en Cuba. Bendiciones.

[@BetoMellod]

very good man. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I loved this class.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much! Really appreciate it!

[@martijnvanbeek4387]

Fantastic lesson Carlito! Thanks and great musical examples

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Glad you liked it!

[@franciscovelasco693]

Wow !!! Que de info para desarrollar….. me encanta!!! Muchas gracias 😊

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Es un placer amigo! Un abrazo fuerte!

[@drumsetmusician]

Awesome lesson, awesome drum sound🎉

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ignacioperezdelcastillo3182]

Gracias

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

De nada hermano!

[@Fortnitejob]

Cool video as usual!!!! Refreshing ideas!!!!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks so much! Please share if you can! Appreciate you checking it out!

[@tlkshowhst]

Great lesson! Thank you.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

You are very welcome!

[@quicontkayembemachine4171]

I'm so grateful🙏😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

You are very welcome! Listen, if you can share this video with your drumming friends that would be awesome! Cheers!

[@D_Hill_Drums]

That #9 groove at 5:46 was straight butter!! 👌🏾

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Appreciate it!

[@D_Hill_Drums]

@@JuanCarlitoMendoza Always, bro. What are the names of those tracks you used? I didn’t hear any of those on the playlist you put in the description.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

share.epidemicsound.com/enz1u8/?playlist=j9x3zbdvv0wotsey2dnm5uoq8d22d2sm try this one! This should work

[@90dahveed09]

THOSE DOUBLE KICKS ARE SOUNDING 🤌🏼 im glad you decided to explore double pedals and especially incorporate rudiments with them.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks! I’m trying to bring a little more of the double pedal into the mix. Appreciate the love and if you can, please share the video with your drumming buds!

[@DrumSticking-v6y]

Awesome lesson...sick drumming man!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks so much! Appreciate the love!

[@MrTonyLockett]

So many great ideas in this video!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Glad you like them!

[@vanjabi8827]

The groove @5:47 is minty👌🏽

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks! Fun one to play for sure!

[@BobSchoepenjr]

What a work of art!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much! Please share!

[@jemminger]

Super cool, especially the 32nd note phrase! What is that snare you're playing?

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

It's a Dialtune snare. Probably going to pick up the black nickel brass one too!

[@BillRayDrums]

Aw thanks man! This is great.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks Brother!!! Glad you dug it! Please share if you can!

[@vergon6662]

Great, and APPLICABLE!!! Thanks for the new ideas/info, ‘Los!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Appreciate the kind words! Glad you found it useful. 🙏

[@steviechivo]

Súper awesome dude

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you brother!!

[@jazzzingo1513]

Wow, great player. Killer sound too.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much! Appreciate the love!

[@hectorcandelario4001]

Straight up 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 as usual.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

🙏 appreciate it!!

[@SoggyBagelz]

great vid!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Glad it helped out!

[@josephgiarraffa6379]

Always great dtuff

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks dude!

[@J.P.Lindsay]

👍🙂 I use the "Gaddamaque" quite often, when appropriate! SWEEEEET adaptation across the set!!!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

It's a great tool to have in the arsenal! Love the "Gaddamaque" reference! Might steal that one hahahah.

[@J.P.Lindsay]

@@JuanCarlitoMendoza 👍🙂 Cool! Go for it!

[@fran_lumbantoruan]

Jenius....🙌🏻

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks! Appreciate it!

[@score311]

Hell yes. Thank you!!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

You're welcome!

[@score311]

@JuanCarlitoMendoza seriously. Because i think youre right. Its an often overlooked rudiment...but when you apply it across the kit, its great!!!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

@ absolutely!!

[@biagiocarbone4477]

Assolutamente Geniale!🎉🎉

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Muchísimas gracias!!!

[@marcal_drum_bass]

Very nice bro!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks man, glad you liked it!

[@joelsaucier4342]

Hohoho...very nice...I underetade the ratamacue until now...but now i'm gonna try to do my version with that! Also... What's the name of the little stack under your ride...because i love the chic chic sound of that little one...for now thanks for that video and the lesson !

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks!! The stack is a temporal stack from Matt Gartska. I think it’s the temporal stack ii. Meinl makes them.

[@joelsaucier4342]

@JuanCarlitoMendoza ok thanks ...i'm gonna check it out...

[@scottmoyer1357]

Hi Juan.....I like your presentation, playing and approach. I am writing my books after 50 years teaching and am curious what app you use for all the written transcriptions? Any help in this regard is much appreciated.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Hey! I use Sibelius Ultimate for pretty much everything I do. There's actually a sale going on right now! You can check out the software here: connect.avid.com/save33 Hope that helps!

[@jonro09]

Great video 😊

[@GeirSkau-rv9ye]

Love you man ❤

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Right back at ya!

[@raymundoguadarrama0230]

Pure fire always!!!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Appreciate it!!!!

[@JÖSHK8ÑG]

Great lesson ♥♥

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Glad you dug it!!!

[@sergeybelyavskiy6357]

Danke!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Bitte sehr!

[@tdrum21]

Very nice

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks brother!!

[@blufferdrummer]

Muito bom excelente

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much!! I tried to add some subtitles in Portuguese!

[@joeparaddle]

Wow! You Really Shared All The Ratamacue Drum Kit Secrets. The Gadd, Petrillo And Of Course Your Own Signature Interpretations. This Is The Most Comprehensive Video On The Technique. All Drummers Should Give This A Study. 👋👋👋

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Yeah, glad I could share some knowledge! The rudiment is a real game changer. 🔥 hope all is well and please share if you can.

[@Georgesavvas]

This could be a book

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

I have 2 books out now that are dedicated to rudiments, creativity and how to maximize the most out of them with break downs and applications of each rudiment. You can check them out here: www.carlitomendoza.com/shop

[@ZPX945]

COOL!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Appreciate it!

[@jeswin7574]

🎉🎉 awesome

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much!!

[@achimleuck1520]

Hey...what Kind of Meinl Hi Hats do you have ?

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Hey! They are prototype hi hats. They are a thinner version of the Meinl 15" Foundry Reserve Hi hats. Hope that helps!

[@mullrump2]

Makes me wanna hit the shed...like RIGHT NOW!!!!But its late...n am in bed...tomorrow...great vid...next level ...😊

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Get some rest and then when you wake up, let's get it! Send us some updates on how you're making out! Cheers!

[@curtisanderson7246]

Nicely

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

🙏

[@ericmalone3213]

One of several reasons why Keith Moon's drumming continues to be so interesting is because only now & again can identifiable rudiments be parsed from it, compared to, say, Ginger Baker, who was always playing very identifiable rudiments, especially paradiddles. It is always most exciting when drumming is placed farther & farther away from it's Army Signal Corps origins, so that instead of assimilating it on the first listen, we instead respond by saying "WHAT the hell was THAT?" Being didactic is not the aim of an art.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Absolutely, I understand! I just aim to help those who are searching for answers. Keith was an incredible drummer with a style all his own. Some people might not find his drumming as captivating, while others, like you, really connect with his playing. The beauty of it all is that music is subjective, and everyone learns in their own way. Some might enjoy the mystery behind a drummer’s approach, while others prefer an analytical breakdown to understand the “how” and “why.” Is one approach better than the other? Personally, I believe that whatever helps you achieve the results you’re after-and makes you happy-is what matters. Thanks so much for checking out the video!

[@ericmalone3213]

@@JuanCarlitoMendoza Thank you for this, Juan. I can't imagine how anyone, especially any drummer, wouldn't find Mistah Moon's drumming to be entirely captivating, despite Kit Lambert's dreadful production (John Entwistle said that Lambert's production made Moon's drums "sound like biscuit tins"!). I suggest that music is not subjective. Likes and dislikes are subjective. A sharp, well-informed critical acumen goes beyond likes and dislikes, pointing to the qualities that distinguish fully-realized work from less than fully-realized work. Whether one likes something or not doesn't like something doesn't say very much about the qualities inherent in the work. E.g., "I like The Velvet Underground much more than I like King Crimson." Back to drum rudiments: When I was barely into my teens, I listened carefully to records & approached the drum kit with an innate sense of how to coordinate the kick drum, snare & hi-hat, such that I was playing rudiments without knowing I was playing them. I'm a left-handed drummer playing a right handed kit with my left hand playing the hi-hat & my right hand playing the snare, etc, & I automatically played with a combination of French & German grips, not knowing that that's what I was doing. Gradually, I caught up with the traditions of technique and music theory, after having horrible experiences with a dogmatic jazz drill instructor teacher who tried to force me to play traditional grip on a reversed (left-handed) kit--I wasn't having it! Today were are aesthetically many generations away from 19th century signal corps rudimentary drumming, e.g., in an open field of non-tempered scales in free time, just to point to one contemporary area that's a light year or two away, i.e., different, from the kind of jazz-pop-a-rock-fusion that towering chops monsters perform at the annual NAMM conferences, & equally as far from Taylor Swift & Beyonce. Lots of great exciting music is beyond category, not at all identifiable by genre identity. CHEERS

[@miguelborjadrumms1991]

🔥🔥🔥

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks brother!!! Hope all is well and if you get a chance, share the video with your drumming buds!

[@marcelomenegato4716]

Excelent

[@jinmugatu]

Rad!!!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks!

[@Marreroortiz]

Grc Grc grc!!!

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thanks!

[@jelenapavlovic4321]

❤

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much!

[@sethjohnson6539]

Wowi zowi

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much. If you get a chance please share the video with your drumming buds!

[@JumpRopeMasters]

Well this didn’t help me at all being a blind individual I am not capable of following visually. What’s the sticking?

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

I am so sorry about that! The overall sticking for most of the examples are LLRLRL or RRLRLR. In the video, I put them in different positions as well. For example, RLLRLR or LRRLRL. It all depends on the example that was presented on the video. If there's certain one that sticks out to you let me know and I'll tell you the exact sticking and voicing of it. Seriously I apologize about that.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Also, just wanted to let you know that I just checked out a few of your Jump Rope videos and VERY inspiring! Keep going!

[@JumpRopeMasters]

@ thank you for taking time to reply to this and truely humbled you checking out the channel. I am able to follow the accents and how you were moving and shifting them. I just didn’t understand the sticking patterns especially when you started moving around the doubles. Is it only your right moving around the kit and leaving your left on snare? Or you shift your left over to high hat and play open at times too?

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

@@JumpRopeMasters The ratamacues are mostly fills between the floor tom and snare. Left hand is mostly on the snare. So for example RLLRLR, can now be played RLL (Snare) Replace the Right hand with a KICK and then LR. All depends on the pattern.

[@TyAndras]

Sweeeet

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you so much!

[@marcelomenegato4716]

N possibilits

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

🎤 "What’s one rudiment you wish you’d practiced more when you first started drumming? Let’s hear your ‘rudiment regrets’ - or maybe you're discovering a hidden gem like the Single Ratamacue now!" 🎤 PDF File is here: buymeacoffee.com/juancarlitomendoza/e/325441

[@dmcgwhisper5945]

Snare far too ringy for me. Annoyingly so.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

@@dmcgwhisper5945 I like it and like the drum to breathe. All of this is subjective to the music that you play too.

[@Coastfog]

@@dmcgwhisper5945 yeah, I never got that rudiment right, either.

[@dmcgwhisper5945]

@@JuanCarlitoMendoza Yes you're right. For my ear though its off putting when the ring is the more prominent sound. I like percussion to be just percussion, tonefull but not playing musical notes (unless specifically tuned for a musical reason). I suppose it's like when you hear someone with a winey voice, you know they're just speaking, but you start to get irritated, just like that ping ping ping ping ping. I had to switch it off. Sorry.

[@dmcgwhisper5945]

@@JuanCarlitoMendoza Had another listen. I think its because you're rimshotting the single hit (accents) - pinging - on some of them.

[@ignacioperezdelcastillo3182]

⚙️⚖️⛓️🙏💪

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

🙏

[@francescoboccacci1468]

👊😈👍🔥🔥🔥🥁🥁🥁

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

🙏 please share if you can! Thanks for checking out the video!

[@cruchardalbert6604]

Super. Démonstration purement gratuite et mécanique sans aucun mot d'explication. Passages des exercices caisse claire aux exercices sur la batterie complète à la chaîne et sans aucune transition. Aucun intérêt, sauf pour l'autopromotion du batteur, évidemment. Regardez comme je suis fort. Le degré zéro de la pédagogie. Pas terrible pour appâter le futur acheteur.

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

I’m sorry you feel that way. Thanks for checking it out though and have a great day.

[@cruchardalbert6604]

@@JuanCarlitoMendoza Merci pour la lecture des commentaires, même critiques, et d'y répondre.

[@JMGERE]

Ignored ? That thing is exploited , Try inverted flam taps , Thems overlooked

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Trust me I know I wrote two books on rudiments and applications. Dedicated a whole chapter on inverted flam taps.! 😉

[@JMGERE]

@ Ratamacues are better for KZbin tho , Perhaps I’ll grab yer books for my collection

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

@@JMGERE Oh you've got my mind turning now. I don't think there are many KZbin videos on inverted flam tap concept. Might be time to demystify a few things. 🤔🤔🤔

[@JMGERE]

@JuanCarlitoMendoza Exactly! There’s a ton of ratamacue stuff I myself would do a drag paradiddle video cause that’s a cool one , double paradiddle , drag para diddle , ratamcue , they’re all the same thing So , yeah , inverts , Check out John Wootons lick o da week I think # 10 has some inverts and that’s why I can’t do the lick because ,,,,,,,, I skipped inverts I figured mills and F taps would get me by , but , Inverts are where it’s at I’m learning ,,especially for the set lots of potential that isn’t played out , in my O,,

[@JMGERE]

@@JuanCarlitoMendoza my reply erased your name for some reason I typed it back in but , Didn’t work , Check it out tho , My 55 cents !

[@haddadbeats]

Thank you for sharing your master touch and flow on this instrument ❤🥁

[@JuanCarlitoMendoza]

Thank you for your kind words! Appreciate it!