Drumeo hey Jared I was wondering for the next lesson can you please do some advanced drum lessons because I've been waiting a long time for it to happen
NOT FAST ENOUGH!!! GO FASTER!!! FASTER THAN EVER BEFORE!!! DRUM LIKE YOU'RE THE LOVE CHILD OF SONIC THE HEDGEHOG AND A ROCKET!! MAKE THE SPEED OF LIGHT LOOK SLOW IN COMPARISON!! DRUM FASTER!!!!
Great exercise. Oddly, I always feel like the weak link in this pattern is my left hand when it comes back to the snare. Just feels a bit tight and uncontrolled. Tips welcome.
Wasn't this already published? I use the exercise as a warm up. It's been really useful for not only playing faster but orienting myself when sitting down after not being able to get on the full kit for a while.
Also, don't think of this as triple, double or single parradiddle. Run from your snare all the way to your last tom, then do the 'diddle' to reverse you sticking and come back. This is a great exercise for speed as Jarad said, but also for knowing where your drums are. Once you a comfortable with the strokes, do it with your eyes closed.
Jared, Really does a good job of explaining how to do paradiddles in drumrolls. I am back to square one learning out of play after 30 some years I think people like Jared for taking the time to show people like myself how to get back on a bike and ride.Thank you Jared your inspiration every time I get behind the drums
Im at 160 now, after about 3 months of non daily sporadic practice. (Its fun to just sit down a few mins and rock this exc.) This is with an occasional roll on the snair instead of a clean double. Ive only got my own kit 4 months ago, did not play for years and only played sporadicly at my dads place 13 years ago
It's so bizarre that here in Nashville, they want the drummers to be amazing, but not loud or with a lot of fills. Don't throw in a 16th note in Nashville, or you are fired.
I'm working on this today. I noticed this video a week or so ago, but para-ddidles are what my instructor recommended this week for studying and this video makes it fun and worthwhile.
This is from your other video I completely remember because right after I watched that I tried to learn it and I did, yay xD And it's kind of sad that if you can play fast people automatically think you're good, even if you don't really know how to play.. That's why I always focus on my technique rather than showing off..
Yo Jared! You definitely gotta teach us how to do a fill like the one you did at the end of the Jazzy 6/8 Play along. that fill literally blew my mind!
I try to play as fast as I can when people come over. They usually leave thinking, “He sure was fast! And has terrible control.” Point is, they think I’m fast.
what happens after you've been playing the double paradiddle on the ride cymbal and snare; right hand on ride, left hand and snare and then left hand on ride, right hand on snare so that you can build up an ambidextrous feel? So what do we end up with; what kind of feel is that?
I've been watching this guy's videos from the time he sold those DVDs of his originally. He is a great teacher and the bite sized chunks of the lessons are just what we need. Thanks dude, you're a real Mensch
It’s very true-- speed is not necessarily the end all and be all,,, In fact some “Slow drummers” are actually favorites of mine-- Shelly Manne and Mel Lewis come to mind as drummers not known for blazing chops but who musically added a great deal to the idiom-- Especially Shelly, he inserted wonderful little phrases and figures into the music that always delighted me and were unexpected and consequently exciting.
if you really want to teach this there is no need to show your 100pm performences. even 60 is too fast for a beginner. and one very slow run is confusing bec it is very difficult to understand how the second starts. just show it super slow 10 times, then 40pm. then we can learn. here we only learn that you are very fast 👏👏👏
Jared, dude...this is freaking awesome! The whole exercise around the kit is amazing. You say it could be cleaner but I'm having a hard time believing you LOL. I love seeing what you are in the process of working on. It makes you seem more human rather than the machine you actually are. Love it. Keep rockin' guys!
I know this is totally late but I think what he means is that his stick control could be better. Not that it sounds bad but he may feel like he's cheating a little when going fast rather than using proper technique. I feel like that too when playing doubles. I can get real fast and even sounds clean but I'm not holding the sticks properly to help control them as I go around the kit.
Jared Falk: Thank you and the Drumeo team for this awesome material. I'm not kidding that I have been practicing these lessons for 3 days and my speed and comfort moving around the drum has dramatically improved so much! Can't even believe I'm the one playing hahaha! Thank you!
Hard working guy with great advice. At the end, you reveal the secret. TIME ON THE KIT PRACTICING. Mike has a paradiddle (only singles) with accents on the R. It's musical, and effective at just about any speed
My tom heads are too loose to get a good rebound off of. I know tightening them would get a better rebound but it ruins the sound that I'm trying to keep them at. What do I do?
Hey Jared, is there a trick to keeping your "diddles" even? I've got it pretty good at a slow count but once I try to speed up just a little my diddles get too fast and makes it sound awful.
I know one of the best way is to obviuosly take time and increase when it feels right but what time frame should i be achieving for going from 50 to 100bpm. a month? 6 months? a year?
Been playing for years but never had a drum lesson. Just been playing blast best for hours at a time. Then I came across your videos and now I'm learning the basic from your videos and it's helping me learn so much on the drums. Good job
Jared Falk >>> how long did it take for you (personally) to develop that paradiddle speed .... AND... to be able to pull it off so clean? (u make it look easy but for me its the opposite cuz i've been an abuser of single stroke rolls the whole time cuz it was much easier instead of learning the proper technique(s)
I didn't really measure the amount of time it took. But I've been practicing drums regularly for over 20 years now. So everything you see is a culmination of all my practice. Paradiddles have been part of my drumming vocabulary for so long, but I probably worked a couple weeks on this exercise in the beginning and now I always go back to it for warm-ups and getting comfortable on a new kit.
That was a good workout for my arms. I was able to go up to 140bpm in less than 20 minutes. My arms are dead, I'm good for tonight. Thanks dude this helped a lot
Please from spain. What drum kit you used in this video? What drum heads? Evans G1 coated? g2 coated? and the cymbals? hi hat and ride? Thank you! You are the best teacher!!! ;)
this video makes me cry tears of joy because here Jared and drumeo are giving free lessons (good, too, I might add) for the sake of the anyone who wants to be a better drummer. no money. just free awesome tutorials. much love to yall for doing this.
