At What BPM Should I Start Using Ankle Motion? - James Payne

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One of the most frequent questions I get is on at what BPM should you start using the ankle motion, so today I wanted to expand a bit on the topic.
This is a snippet of the 'How To Use The Metronome In Our Practice' lesson that you can find here: jamespaynedrums.com/courses/h...
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Комментарии : 28

@iagorafaelmagrinialves585 2 месяца назад

You really know how to break down the double bass drumming art rationally, and that really helps me plan my practicing sessions, thank you!

@stephenneil9345 3 года назад

Direct drive is harder to control at lower bpm. Cause you are fighting against spring. Chain driive is opposite. So you need to go by the technique from which pedal you use. Beater height and spring tension also comes into play. Also need to work on flat foot technique,which will help with slower bpm. 130-170 bpm will be the hardest to control with ankle.

@prod_adrian Год назад

Perfect analogy with the natural swing of the pedal! I like how you approach drumming in like a bio-engineering/scientific kind of way!

@jphifer2848 3 года назад

Your lessons are so detailed & well thought out. You help us all REALLY understand all the components of the kick drum technique. Thank you!!

@ShetlandTec 3 года назад

Excellent content, like allways, thank you!

@thewelshwizard5869 2 года назад

Another brilliant lesson. 👍🙂

@Venator-ci5gf 3 года назад

Great video, you're a very good teacher

@julianiglesias6154 3 года назад

Muchas gracias!! Tus videos siempre me ayudan a progresar.

@Invontor 3 года назад

Super helpful! You always have a great explanation for even the simple stuff that I don't think about, awesome stuff

@JamesPayneDrums 3 года назад

I'm glad you like my videos man!

@niquo3116 3 года назад

your videos are really helpful and they give me more motivation to play and continue drum covers. I progress a lot since I know you so thank you !

@JamesPayneDrums 3 года назад

That's just great to hear! Thank you

@mug7703 3 года назад

Not many players with such high ability are able to explain what they're doing. You can. Very concisely. Btw, what beater are you using, they aren't the stock Tama Dyna-Sync ones. Many thanks.

@AmiltonGarcia 3 года назад

Hey James, thanks for the video. To determine the regular leg motion speed, i think in quarter notes? To see the pedal moviment

@addthisto 3 года назад

good one

@RaphaelLandauer1 Год назад

Nice !

@KarlstadDrums 3 года назад

Great video! But can't you practise heel up ankle at slower tempo? Say like 130bpm, cause for my left foot it's pretty hard to get started at a faster bpm.

@littlebear2477 3 года назад

Should be 100 000 subscribers

@littlebear2477 3 года назад

Do you like the dyna sync pedals?

@JamesPayneDrums 3 года назад

I do! I think the settings they have are great and allow you to really set the feel you want from the pedal!

@randomyoutuber9476 3 года назад

Is the direct drive better than ur power glides?

@CesarPintaude Год назад

Your pedal moves forever 😮

@robertblazyczek8095 3 года назад

James, what type of footboard do you use? Shortboard or Longboard? :)

@JamesPayneDrums 3 года назад

I use regular board, so I guess the Shortboard :)

@jphifer2848 3 года назад

It looks like James is playing a TAMA Dyna Sync Direct Drive pedal, which has a board length somewhat similar to a Speed Cobra; so I think most of us would think of it as a longboard. It certainly seems longer than something “standard”like an Iron Cobra or DW5000.