The Secret To FASTER Hands - Beginner Drum Lesson

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[@TheSenpapiSanchez]

I don't get why the algorithm still isn't pushing this gem of a channel! Deserves more views and subs!

[@DimitriFantini]

Ah thank you, that means a lot!!! I have patience!

[@lees5410]

​@@DimitriFantiniall about time (drum pun). 😅

[@user-hg4vj9tn1l]

I studied with Joe Morello for 10 years. Joe taught that you never lift the stick unless you are going from an unaccented stroke to an accented stroke. The stick was always allowed to rebound off of the to the correct position for the next stroke. The motion of was ALWAYS downward. Buddy and Joe used the open/close technique also known as the Gladstone technique for the speed. The fingers are used to control the second stroke.

[@DimitriFantini]

It’s funny you mention this because my instructor was a master teacher who studied with some of the best… now years later students will study with me that have also studied with Morello like you and point out that he taught the same things. I didn’t know! I wish I had gotten to meet him… I’m just lucky these ideas were shared with me so I try to help other drummers :)

[@worcestershire6925]

Hey Dmitri, I found your channel through a comment you made on Reddit. Keep up the grind-your content is great! And was that some Outer Wilds music you snuck in there??

[@DimitriFantini]

hey thanks for the kind words and... good ear!!!

[@havardw9204]

What kind of pad is that?

[@DimitriFantini]

it's the chopping block pad from Revolution Drum!

[@MandoPercussion]

*To Grow* Show what you know Through what you play Low and Slow!

[@DimitriFantini]

My man!!

[@evandropba90]

THIS VIDEO NEED MORE VIEWS!! Thanks for the lesson, man!

[@DimitriFantini]

Glad you liked it!

[@JakariBey]

With bass they say keep your hand action low. Easier to keep it close than rushing back to strings. This is kinda similar but different. Its economy of motion.

[@DimitriFantini]

exactly this!