Enter Sandman Drum Tutorial - Metallica 

the same with me, except that I learn the drums at 40 when I've just got my first electric drums

So how is it going because I am trying kinda like a month

@@spyrosdiamantopoulos5752 do like he does, break it into parts and listen to the real song. Also use the drum less track on RU-vid from the Guitar Hero series of uploads. It has visual queues to help you time the beats. This isn’t an overly difficult song. Depends on where you are with your experience behind the kit. Practice, and be sure you’re practicing it right otherwise you build bad habits.

@@pccoder thanks my main problem is the crush in the tom but I'll make it through thanks anyway

@@spyrosdiamantopoulos5752 Just write it down on paper, study and practice playing very slow. Work up the speed a little more, and a little more, etc. Eventually you'll get it. When you're struggling with one part, focus on that part. Don't worry about anything prior to or following where you are struggling. Once you're feeling more comfortable start a few measures prior to where you're having issues, and follow through a couple measures after. Then try again, etc. You will get it. Not long after I watched this video I did a cover (I'm very much still learning to play to this day) and when I look back I see all kinds of mistakes that were made. Maybe I'll do it again to compare my improvement.

Same bro 😂

This applies to so many Metallica songs😂

I have a feeling it’s self diagnosed

Haha! It’s a hanging floor tom and it’s definitely getting wobblier. 😂

No problems! You guys can have a drum battle 🤘

TRS Jerrydaygaming yeah I really need it

TRS Jerrydaygaming he should

PLEASE!!!

Yes please

Wanted to write this, you can clearly hear hi hats in the song. Just not sure which toms are used. Probably smaller one, since right hand is busy with hi hat. Some other details I am not sure about. Is double tom missing at 2:00 and 2:15 before crash? Edit, I listened this carefully, there is no double tom accent before those crashes. This is correct on the video. Only before first crash. And at 3:05 there is no kick drum originally. But generally, great video

True

Great first song choice! Good luck!

To be honest if you close mic any drum kit it’ll generally sound better (closer and less harsh). I don’t do anything special with my tuning and I reckon the Coated G2 heads are a pretty big part of the sound I get. And tuning, like everything else, just takes practice. The more you do it the more confident you’ll get pulling a sound!

I'm a 10 year old drummer

I didn’t know you spoke Spanish too! Glad this vid helps 🥁

Just do it slowly, you will pick it up after two sleeps. Then it becomes amazing, such a good part to play

Please!!!!

Nah not really. I just try to find a pitch that resonates or “sings” well with that size drum. Then I’ll tune the bottom head about a semi tone higher than the top head and that usually gets the toms sounding pretty nice!

Thank you!!

Wut?

I'm not sure drummers necessarily play things live exactly the same as they did in the studio, but your way sounds good so go for it!

You got it 🤘

What do you suggest?

​@@LearnSomeDrums I can't clearly hear your voice and drum kit sound at the same volume level as a other youtube videos. The sound is not deep and clear enough

Ok cool, thanks for feedback!

Hi hat with the left foot, so in this song just both feet together basically!

@@LearnSomeDrums Awesome thanks! Also thanks for the quick response.

Maybe break it into two halves. The second half is just 2 on the snare 2 on the first tom 2 on the snare and 2 on the floor Tom. The first half count is “1 and 2 and a” and hopefully that launches you nicely into the second half. Good luck!

I’ve found transcribing really helps. You could download musescore and try transcribing some AC/DC or something for starters and see if you notice an improvement!

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Mcm120 he already did a while ago

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It’s 90% the head for sure. It’s an Evans Hydraulic which is great for that fat, slappy snare sound... but not too much else, so it’s a bit of a commitment to one sound.

LearnSomeDrums ok, I’m a real noob to the gear and working out what affects something, or if it doesn’t, and all the other aspects to the actual gear of the kit, Btw could you do a certain romance by arctic monkeys and 3 days grace animal I have become?

@@LearnSomeDrums How good do you think it would sound on a piccolo snare? I have a 13x3 steel snare that only sounds good tuned high with an ambassador or evans hd dry but I want a deeper punchier sound.

No

I think your response was a tad abrupt, my young son who I instill the value of kindness with, was impressed with your teaching style. However, your short abrupt answer gives a different impression! No, sorry not my style, might have bn more appropriate!

@@emmawestwood-davies4711 Thank you! I appreciate constructive feedback!

14 x 6.5 Yamaha Brass. I’ve got an Evans hydraulic head on it to give it more “thud” and less “crack”. 🥁

I transcribed it by ear

I get a bit slack with that sometimes, sorry! But use RU-vid’s 0.75 speed (in the settings wheel on the vid) and that should help out!

Oh that's awesome thank you

Lauv

Australia 🇦🇺

@@LearnSomeDrums same as me WA

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Not my best editing effort the first time around... 😂

Classic Lars 😂