I just started drumming and practicing my rudiments 3 months ago. At that time, I couldn't do this at all. Now that I go back on the video, I can perfectly do this. Just shows me how much I can really improve.
Hmmmmm yeah I don't believe that at all lol. You can play Swiss triplets, that cleanly, at that fast a tempo? In 3 months? Nah. Sorry. Maybe like 30-40 bpm slower, for sure. But in 3 months, that's just insane, unless you're practicing 10 hours a day
I’ve been using these warm up videos for a few years now! I couldn’t do this advanced warm up before and I just did it for the first time clean all the way through today!
Played Marching bass in Marching band for 2 years and next year I plan on trying out for snare so I'm practicing all the rudiments etc.. Thanks for the videos! :D
This is a nice warm up exercise, I do it with you twice or 3 times a week. This is really simple until the swiss triplet, from the swiss triplet until the end this is quite hard ! Thanks Jared =)
Great lessons jared ! Ive been playing drums for a long time and play in a local band. Ill admit i dont practice rudiments on a pad as much as i should but ive been at these lessons for about a week now and really have improved quite a bit!
hey man idk if youll see this or not but i just wanna let you know that as a 12 year old drummers whos been playing for about ten months now this video has been super helpful, great warmup
Those last two are pretty brutal to keep up for that long. Good stuff though, I've been doing singles, doubles and paradiddles as warmups for years, never thought of those last two.
I can do the first 3 no problem following advanced but I was struggling with 4 and 5 even on basic, because of the ending turn around. I'm starting to get it on basic but it took a very long time and I had to watch like 5 other people do swiss army triplets and flam accents. I just need to work on my speed. I have no point to this comment, I guess I just appreciate all the drummers teaching and I thank you drumeo for being so awesome. Keep practicing and progress will follow.
Honestly though I can’t respect him as a drummer if he is dragging straight 16th notes at 120 I mean come on. I get that he is talking but he should notice and not talk if it messes him up.
Doing this both Right hand lead and Left hand lead is highly recommended. Mainly looking at working the Swiss Triplets from the right lead and left lead respectively.
Your leg won't give you the bounce/rebound that is needed, a pillow - even less so. You may be able to develop hard coordination, but you will not develop good technique for using actual drums without at least investing in a practice pad.
Some Bros Studios Then you learn it wrong dimwit. Learning to control and use the rebound is crucial, cuz drums have rebound. If you want to learn playing a pillow then use a pillow. I am sure you will be a hit...
I've been doing this warmup everyday before I drum. I mean yeah it's an easy warm-up but it's the concept and the fact that I have something to follow along. This is great man. Thanks for taking the time to make this possible for us.
It's not really the sticks... what it is, at least in my case, maybe yours as well, but we tend to find it easier with our stronger hand to move the stick and get the rebound, where as with my weaker hand, It takes slightly more effort, meaning that we don't always control exactly each stroke.. So, it's possible that this is what's happening, not exactly our hands, but rather control, I've been working on a lot of exercises from this channel, and it's certainly improving, but only time can tell!
I appreciate these videos to help this aging man get my chops back while I'm homeless and living in a car. You don't know the meaning of pain until you've maintained those swiss triplets using traditional grip on a steering wheel!
Another great warm-up, thanks Jared! Having watched the 3 videos in the proper order (beginner, intermediate and this one) I was curious to see if you spoke during #4 and #5 :p And if the speed would be 140 BPM (like 60 to 100).
I'm definitly going to do this wednesday befor I do my drumexam so i'm warmed up and i might be able to enter the art academy :) thx for this lesson jared! You're great!!!
If you're a marching drummer before a contest or something when you wake up you can do this. I'd just recommend doing it off the right and off the left. I'd just make sure to have much more definition between the accents and taps man. A LOT more.
Interesting how you can hear the difference between the two sticks! always bugs me, because I am worried it's the difference in my hands... but it seems to be the sticks, as you seem to experience the same thing... great video btw, will practice to it a lot ;)
When I purchase pair of sticks, I always listen to the sound they make by lightly strike them on the drum shop floor (thin carpet) to make sure they are matched for their wood sound.
really good! I ave to work a lot on my swis triplets and my flam taps, but it's really good to gey warmed up nicely and to relax the muscles!Thanks man!
I would further add (what i do, anyway) metric pulses - with metronomes that can do that. So minutes with added metrics, 5 minutes solid your way (thus feeling/hearing the inner pulses when there is "space" between main beats of the nome)
Try using heavier sticks then you normally would use to play a gig such as marching sticks this will get your hands and wrists loose.Then change back to your gig sticks and play the same warmups.
The last time I played on a snare drum, was when I was in the 4th grade. Now that I'm a sophomore in High School recently I've been wanting to join the drum line, I started beating my pen on my binder in class trying to get my hand gestures on point. You think that I could still be good at playing the drum like you were doing in this video? Does the music teacher give the band music sheets for notes like these?
cool exercise! this has helped me with my drum development. what bands do you play in professionally? it would be cool to see your chops applied on the band stand. have any links to live performance? thanks again for all the free exercises. cheers!
Never touched a drum set in my life, but I have a decent sense of rhythm and timing, I'm constantly annoying coworkers drumming on shit at work haha. I find myself usually drumming similar patterns unconciously while I listen to music...I really want to try my hand at the skins....
Honestly, I can do the 5th rudiment better than the 4th xD My left hand just cant pace up that long... But as he said in the beginning: A challenge, and I will definitely push myself to get there...
I'm having so much trouble with playing even. I'm just a little under his even ness mostly on paradiddles and I really want to make snare. If i get as even as him do you think that is sufficient
Im planning yo buy e-drums and now im practising with pad. Im beginner and struggling with sticks. If i try to keep loose control, sticks are sliding in my hands. Do i have to get stronger pinch or what im doing wrong?
If the speed is a little high, try changing the playback speed. Some may say that’s cheating but I want to learn to do the rudiment right so I rather go slower and do it right then fast and do it wrong.
