This Is Amazing Grace - Bethel Music // Drum Tutorial

Joe Volk from Bethel Music teaches how to play the drum part of the song, “This Is Amazing Grace” by Jeremy Riddle from the album “For The Sake Of The World”
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[@malachidurham3177]

You have no idea how much appreciation i have for you guys posting these videos

[@TiagoMoure]

Sound of snare ❤️

[@marcellejogaudinn3836]

Drums are wonderful. Truly liked it. 🙂

[@flavioborgestv]

amazing drummer, really good to listen he playing

[@victorportovitimbatera]

My brother joe perfect drum, amazing song drum.

[@hannahbanana2944]

Oh my snare.❤

[@austincox1709]

man that kerope sounds so good

[@WorshipMinistryTraining]

Anybody know which metronome sound that is?

[@Gustavo76.]

Very nice!!!

[@Asuvozmusical]

wow that was amazing:)

[@VictorSantos-yb7hz]

this is a 24" light ride ?

[@kiranocap]

yes see min 3:00

[@IamUncledeuce]

I was watching a video of a drummer not too long ago and the drummer had torn holes in his blue jeans at the knee and you can really see what is leg was doing when he hit the bass drum with the pedal because you could see his leg moving up and down clearly with the lighter patch of skin sticking out of the knee hole. Where you have a shadowed leg wearing dark pants it's almost indistinguishable to see what the leg is doing so I came up with the idea that if you're going to do a video of a drum set overhead or even a front shot with a small bass drum...perhaps some white masking tape or white medical tape on the knee would help clarify what the leg is doing when you are playing the bass drum with the foot pedal.

[@jayterminiello9444]

IamUncledeuce I mean not to sound rude man but shouldn’t you be able to hear what he’s doing? Bethel kick patterns are generally pretty simple

[@IamUncledeuce]

@@jayterminiello9444 I play live, most gigs I rely on my eyes to see a the bass drum foot and lock in. I have used in ear monitors at bigger venues but usually they are not available. In most situations the sound on the stage is far less than optimal. But to answer your question... I usually watch YouTune on the fly. That means, a tiny phone with a tiny speaker.

[@HybridFrog]

can someone explain me why does he hits the ride cymbal side to side in the strong part? thanks!

[@jakobgifford5845]

Hey so I’m am a drummer and do the same thing when I get to a big part of a song and the reason I was taught (this could be a totally different reason from him) but is to not localize stress on the cymbal. So hitting it side to side will make the area where the cymbal is hit larger making the chances of the cymbal cracking less. Hopefully that helps!

[@HybridFrog]

@@jakobgifford5845 many thanks for your answer! I thought could be that. In my experience (I experienced at home) hitting it side by side made a more cut and pronunced sound that hitting just one way, paid attention when I did it after asking, but didn't thought it could affect the motion of the cymbal in cracking wise, THANKS a lot!

[@jakobgifford5845]

Lucas Badilla no problem anything I can do to help. Being someone who is a hard hitter when it comes to drumming it really helps the life of my cymbals.

[@diekrassegabelhd8205]

Why do he hold his left stick on the top and hit with the back ?

[@taitemarshall]

It makes it sound more fat

[@nahummedina6088]

what cymbals are u using?

[@jongminlee567]

may i have some informations of the snare drum and its effects?

[@gabe1655]

14x8 brass diecast hoops the head is the powerstroke 4 coated clear dot

[@jayterminiello9444]

A little reverb and the right mic goes along way on top of that plus a lot of strands for the snare wire

[@jayterminiello9444]

JongMin Lee bethel usually uses the 38-42 strand snare wires

[@hermanduplessis865]

Hi Joe. Thanks very much for this. I am new to drumming and battle to figure out on which beats of the verse the accents fall... Can you maybe give me some idea... Thx Herman

[@deanarthur9829]

Who is this by

[@taitemarshall]

Joe Volk

[@taitemarshall]

The drum tutorial

[@khimsujero9594]

anybody can tell me the name of the drummer?

[@samuelflores5719]

khim sujero Joe Volk

[@alvertskaunang4947]

Is a ride cymbal on left ??

[@bencrawford454]

If you are looking from the top view his ride cymbal is on the right, if you're looking from the front when he talks, it is on the left.

[@makemesmile2011]

too much roll on the snare sound not clean on verse part - chorus. You can do it but much softer better : )

[@jayterminiello9444]

makemesmile2011 he’s literally the person who wrote and recorded the parts bud I’m pretty sure he knows exactly what he’s doing and how to play his own songs

[@marialuisaraantunes6036]

This song is of Phil Wickham !!!! I don't understand why they didn't said this.

[@Thegatheringevansville]

Jeremy Riddle, A Bethel Music artist, is a co-writer of this tune. :)

[@jeshuabenson12]

phil wickham and jeremy riddle wrote this song... i dont know why you didnt knew that...