Building Your Internal Clock - Drum Lesson (DRUMEO) 

Fearpocalypse yeah, YOU'RE leading, lol!

We drummers like your kind

Yes i agree,,

As you should, the bass is pretty much the only one we can trust to sync with if we do a really chaotic fill

Second that!!!

Chucka Boom Vape it's not NOT making mistakes, it's how fast you recover. Miles Davis would call it just "off time." if done intentionally.

Me too! As an semi intermediate an a middle beginner,timing is my biggest struggle.I've been watching so many videos but none of it helped but viewing Drumeo had helped me a bit and now i'm trying to push myself more and more so that I can get into my timing

Where did you get the audio from?

You kinda sound like Dave Grohl

***** For sure! Keep practicing! We can all improve :)

Same with me, at the end it's feared to do rapid fills due to this, so annoying.

I am this way.

Just have to practice that specific issue and put yourself in that situation. It will come soon. I learned in 20 minutes to fix myself at 70-80 bpm to never fall off and that would take weeks with my instructor. I asked them to teach harder faster paced lessons to push me to my limit and they really are not doing that. Good luck if you’re still stuck 4 years later! Cheers man!

I know this is 4 years old but im gonna piggy back off of it, Lmao, the fills are what mess you up big time. if not lack of actual timing it's self. That's really what you should be practicing. Small fills, like 8ths that have the last 2 or 4 beats as fill and see if you're still on time by the end of it. If you can train your brain to still count in quarters / eights while filling with 16ths or something then you should succeed as that's what's helped me. but then again, I'm not a veteran, I'm here because I'm learning too, and I immediately saw how bad my timing was when i put a fill in. at First I would come back with a faster tempo, if not, I would at least not be on time with the click. When I kept counting in whatever I was counting, I managed to be on time. But that wasn't a habit I had before, I would stop counting for the fill and just "feel it out" and when I put a metronome it was off bad lmao. (I'm new)

​@@snufkin4568 This exactly. I have trouble counting when doing fills. My mind automatically stops counting when I do fills and it's annoying.

Oleg Tkachev about time :) Now all's we gotta do is make them do It in voice, so someone else that can time has a snowball's chance of following them

you need to identify in which kind of rhythms this happens I used to have a problem with slow tempos so I focused my practice on them and started perceiving them in subdivisions and it worked.the problem of time keeping is most of the time mechanical your muscles are not comfortable yet with the rhythm you need to build muscle memory by practice.

get the time out of your body and into your head. Lots of people make this mistake. The time exists outside of your technical or muscle ability.

Paweł Morrison Fascinating. Enough metronome work, and John Bonham sounds WAY, WAY late. Like I have enough time to get a manicure between hits. That's hanging at 40bpm, where Bernard Purdie with Steely Dan and Buddy Rich snare techniques spoke of. I get REAL locked in, LOTS of stick control with enough metronome work. It feels like something else is controlling my hands and not me. Very odd sensation.

Count!

Yes he is!!!