Todd Sucherman Soloing Phrases - Study The Greats

[@cbaum64]

You guys made a great choice by bringing Austin on to do these, all of his videos are top notch across the board!

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Thank you! Agreed, Austin really does great job. :)

[@chris_d_r_u_m_s]

Yay, Austin!!

[@peterknispel4020]

I love watching Austin's videos on study the greats. He does a fantastic job. Thanks Drumeo.

[@drummerboy1066]

Thanks for inviting Austin along. He's great! Let's study him :)

[@80mitchell]

Two of my favorite channels working together, awesome!

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Austin is awesome, we are stoked to collaborate with him. :)

[@bhaveshsolanki6485]

That is awesome Austin and Drumeo teaming up. What a fine lesson that was I like the part near the end where you make your own phrases at the end of the video great stuff!

[@m.lieber3967]

Austin is an awesome teacher and also an outstanding drummer.

[@DNixon845]

What a great solo to pull from! Glad you’re on Drumeo.

[@avramnovorra]

Todd's solo always blew my mind, and I love how this vid shows a nice breakdown of that one part that I found really sweet to my ears.. Great job! 👍

[@funkdrummer]

Fantastic video and topic. Expertly approached and broken down!

[@backspace3111]

The section at the end about the takeaways from the sucherman vid being phrasing and repetition really highlights how you can create a melody in drumming which is such a great idea. This is simple video that really packs a lot of info

[@thomasandrews114]

You and Todd both are crazy impressive.

[@warrenoids]

His Drumeo solo is the best I've ever heard.

[@JulianFernandez]

Study The Greats + Todd = Major WIN.

[@kunns123]

Austin: *watches solo* Austin: UMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Me: same here dude, same here

[@MikeSchertenlieb]

awesome work as always Austin!

[@proberaum7015]

Great work and explanation. Thanks and greetz from Germany.

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Glad you enjoyed the lesson. :) Cheers from Canada.

[@proberaum7015]

@@DrumeoOfficial Thanks.

[@codersexpo1580]

Thank you Todd and thank you Austin! Really fantastic observation and review. I'll take this lesson to the bank.

[@LucasCosta180]

Drumeo + Austin: Perfection

[@RhythmofSumit]

A very good lesson

[@melki999]

Very nice and generous explanation of the architecture of this. I'm novice. Thank you.

[@LEONARDRUM]

Austin.....Drumeo.....My KZbin app has mixed my two favorite channels....Surprise!!! Great works, as always!

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Hey stoked to hear that! :) We were excited to collaborate with him.

[@jamesfulmer7080]

I'm watching this at work can't wait to get home tonight to practice this. More lessons like this please!

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Awesome! We love to hear that!!! Enjoy. :)

[@BobSchoepenjr]

Austin and Drumeo = the engine & the car

[@dontothepiano]

Great Breakdown as always! I think the phrase "originally" comes from Steve Gadd (at least that's where I first heard and transcribed it). It's also really fun to permutate the pattern by interjecting another group of 3 (for example KLL or KRL), it will make the entire thing switch around and really allows for a lot of different possibilities: for example a 9 note pattern: KLLRLR KRL

[@alonzovillarreal4666]

Austin is a fantastic player and does a great job of explaining some complicated things ie: Gary Novak lol

[@billbigler1366]

Austin I do not know when this lesson came out. As nearly all the Commenters mention here you and Drumeo are my favorites among many good to great Channels on KZbin. Are you still collaborating with Drumeo? This will be a shame if you are not. And yes you are a fantastic drummer. BTW I went through Todd's 26 week course on Drumeo. A near lifetime worth of learning. Keep up the fantastic work Austin. I suspect your videos are fairly expensive to make especially when you factor in the value of your time you put into each one. Cheers.

[@PerEinarSkog]

great video👏 awsome playing

[@dwightgaston6079]

More, please!!!

[@ericcoleman6281]

I LOVE STRIPPERS !!!

[@johnmackenzie3246]

fabulous!

[@riccardocuneo]

Bravo!

[@billbigler1366]

Austin I left a Comment below last year on this great lesson. What is the sticking for Part C if you still check older videos? Thanks much and keep up the great work.

[@colin7578]

At first when I saw the video title I was like: “How could they steal this title from Austin!” 😆😆 hahaha

[@saulmighty]

I'm definitely lacking phrasing in my own playing, very helpful

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Having a few ideas/phrases ready to go can really help with improvising. You can use them as a starting place to branch off from, or as tools to use for transitions. :)

[@HurriCrane]

Yup, this is awesome.

[@zvensabri2533]

Good lessons .

[@BrandonGebbia]

Hell yeah! Thanks!

[@codersexpo1580]

Study the greats...someone needs to study Austin. ;-)

[@arllyvaldez1742]

good brother

[@konstarieppola5991]

Austin

[@smo4257]

Do the A section and B section need to be equal number of beats .For example can the A section be two bars long the B one beat?

[@cartermacdonald5459]

Can you please try to get Darren King from mutemath to give a lesson?

[@facudemario3825]

Gold

[@a.j.wilkes6352]

"Study The Greats" then busts out that Bubby Rich machine gun RLL triplet. WE'RE ON TO YOU, AUSTIN!

[@joegagnon2268]

Heck yeah

[@carpediem4179]

austin, bro, do the 7779311 please

[@AlexMusic_51]

The 1st one is a typical Gadd.

[@BradSchlueter]

Alex Music Yes! The Gadd single ratamacue lick!

[@ronaldosaturnino3666]

Se tivesse legenda em português seria mais top ainda!

[@JosephCenter]

Great stuff as always! So, hey, there's a lick Chris Coleman plays in a Meinl video, that kills me. Any chance you could do a Study the Greats on something like this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJfXaal8jrl4gtU (those paradiddles played over dotted-eighths....)

[@michaelanderson2881]

That beginning clip sounded like it was lifted from a Don Brewer solo.

[@JULYONCHANNEL27]

Sebastian lanser next!!!

[@timurshaipov682]

MMM!

[@Elboy522]

that hihat stand wobble is the most annoying hardware problem known to man

[@StephanieRocker-ry7wp]

To me I love playing drums but drum solos are very boring, it's always the thing,look how fast I can play, in different styles, so boring

[@StephanieRocker-ry7wp]

All these drum solos are pretty much the same as all these rock stars and very senseless