3 PATTERNS TO TRANSFORM YOUR DRUMMING | LESSON 

Top 5 Favorite drummers: - Ben Minal - That dude from Dorje - That dude from Toska - That drummer from RU-vid - That drummer who has a Cymbal name

Brilliant! Those grooves - how to get so much out of so little. A great explainer, onto it thanks 👏🌹🇦🇺✌️

It is not really the topic of this video, but maaaaaaaan, that Benny Greb snare😍. Honestly. It is the main reason I would like to have an acoustic set at some point in my life. And the new one in brass is the king of snares🤪. At least for me😉

Finally Ben explains it in a way that MAKES A LOT OF SENSE.... Thank you BEN !!!!!

Seen a thousand of videos like this. One of the best explanations. Very encouraging, very clean. Keep rocking!

wow just realized that paradiddles are the key to ghost notes on the snare, thanks so much can't wait to get behind my kit to try and make it groove!

good to see another left-hand leading open handed drummer, a rare breed, indeed.

Great lesson

Good one.. that rocks!!

u could also play a double paradiddle in triplets as well it sounds pretty cool.

WoW Ben your singles are so fast!

Thank you, I am a beginner and this is so helpful. Every teacher should share these ideas with a new drummer.

Great stuff Ben! Keep up the Good Work 🎶🥁🤘🎶

you're a good teacher Ben, great stuff

simple lesson but well delivered,. and very useful.. :-D thanks for this

Well done and said! Excellent advice and examples!

3:56 that pinky though 😨

i love his kit now

Ben, you're a better drummer than I'll ever be, but just Remember to watch your right hand pinky, and that it is not sticking out! Just trying to help prevent injury. We care about you Ben!

Drums sound GOOD

Great vid Ben 👍

drumming in this video is A+

Nice

1:48 sounds like something else

I used bounce technique to get two hits for 1 wrist stroke but somehow they sound too weak

Great ideas man, thanks! BTW what sticks and hi-hat cymbals are you using? Tastayyyy

Hi Ben, I've just started working on doubles: is it worth developing pure wrist (2 strokes per double) or solely utilising the rebound (i'm developing the push/pull tech) rather than letting the rebound solely make the second note. thanks

yes, but fuck the 40 rudiments. Singles and doubles of course as you are saying, but more than rudiments aren't those just the most basic strokes ever? i mean, without playing singles you couldn't even touch the drums. Not blaming on you at all here, since you at least are talking about the core "rudiments" and not about the need to lear the 40 ones. So, from my point of view, even before worrying to much about doubles, i think is even more important to practice singles but with all limbs. Not sure that would count as singles, but anyways, when you start to play around bewtween hi hat foot, bass, LH and RH, orchestrating, and adding dynamics and silences, playing based in groups and changing/mixing subdivisions........then you may even not play a double, a drag, a flam or whatever and sound ten times more interesting and solid than a 40 rudiments master. The 40 rudiments were made for snare drum and even if wont' hurt anyone to master them, that should be the last thing to spend time with ( despite that is taught as the basic fucking alphabet of drumming (fuck off with that shit!) ). NAh, the basic alphabet of drumming is always land the notes on the subdivision grid you are playing, then mastering singles with all limbs ( in any combinations of groupings and subdivisions), dinamics, and composition. Because if you can't create something that sounds perfect or at least that goes well with and enhances the music you are playing, then no matter how fast, how technical, how big the database of rudiments you have in your head...nothing matters. Fuck the 40 rudiments all the way, i would erase them from history if possible. Back to the topic, good video here, keep the good work.

Very helpful what sticks you using now

Stephen Taylor? :D

you've probably been asked this a thousand times but are you left handed?

Careful with your pinky!

More pinky stuff

Gretch drums with sonnor snare? i thought u were a dw guy?

i never could get a doubts very well but then again I was really just a guitarist wanna be lol

In person ive met more left handed drummers lol just sayin

Respectfully, your misleading people by implying you can get a free hit on a double stroke. You have to earn that clean double.