Mike Mangini & Ray Luzier: Drum Workouts, Pro Drummer Stories & Stick Tricks

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Drum legends Mike Mangini & Ray Luzier trade tour stories, drum warm-ups, and studio-to-stage laughs from years in the music industry!
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Drumming icons Mike Mangini and Ray Luzier joined Sweetwater’s inaugural DrumFest to hang out with some snares and share tales of their drumming exploits, with a bit of warming up in the mix. From classic performances and solo work to studio life and navigating the modern music landscape, Mangini and Luzier are on the beat! Check it out!
00:00 - Opening Teaser
00:24 - Introductions
00:48 - Snare Drum Workouts
04:44 - Drum Grip Techniques
06:44 - Ray’s Crazy Stick Tricks!
07:50 - Best Drummer Faces!
08:48 - Nashville Drummers
09:05 - Technical Songwriting & Performances
10:03 - Mike Mangini Solo Album
10:15 - Drumheads and Drum Sounds
10:41 - Amazing Pearl Drum Sets
12:10 - Backline Drums & Locations
13:16 - LIFERS - Drummers for Life Commitment
13:58 - Horror Stories from Tours Past
18:02 - The Click - Metronome Talk
19:19 - Van Halen Tribute Stories
20:45 - DON’T DRAG
21:39 - Are You Rushing or Dragging?
23:40 - More Click Talk - Inner Tempo
30:43 - So You Wanna Be a Pro? Advice!
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@sweetwater 17 дней назад

Which two drum-world icons do you want to see chop it up at next year’s DrumFest? Tell us in the comments, and be sure to explore exclusive Drum Month deals at Sweetwater all June long!  👉 sweetwater.sjv.io/Drum_Month_2024

@BubbleWrapPerson 17 дней назад

Benny Greb and Cobus. Two of my biggest inspirations.

@erickenlin8255 17 дней назад

Gregg Bissonette and Chad Wackerman

@amienmukromin7147 16 дней назад

Mike mangini & mike portnoy 😂

@glockmaster77 16 дней назад

We need to see Mike Mangini play Pneuma

@jasongoad1084 15 дней назад

These 2 guys need their own RU-vid channel together.

@mattchase2112 17 дней назад

Mike is such a fun guy. I met him during Dream Theater's Astonishing and 25th Anniversary of Images & Words Tours. He gave me some drumming advice that I now use. Best of all: he remembered me the second time we met and thanked me for trying the drum lesson he gave me! The lesson he gave me was to ignore the drums on recordings I practice to and play whatever beats and fills I feel should be there.

@marcoaguillon4926 16 дней назад

I really hope life will bring Mike Mangini a big musical place to be in where he can be valued by the band members and fans just like he deserves.

@joerobinson2538 14 дней назад

I agree--first thing I thought--Mike needs a grandiose gig that takes him throughout the rest of his career-he definitely has earned it and deserves it!

@munton5150 14 дней назад

@@joerobinson2538 Something with Geddy or Alex or both

@Ferbes47 10 дней назад

💯💯💯💯

@craigfrober316 17 дней назад

Love this. Just two pros hanging out being authentic, no script.

@munton5150 17 дней назад

This is the best drum content in a while

@diegopeart 17 дней назад

One of the most interesting and funny drum talks I've ever watched. This should be a full length picture.

@simonnathan2065 16 дней назад

Thank you for sharing this great discussion between two brilliant drummers. Ray seems like such a stand-up guy, and Mike is so humble and funny. You wouldn't know it by watching this that they are two of the best to ever do it.

@fastandfunky 17 дней назад

What an awesome discussion between two super talented drummers, most drummers that have ever gigged can relate, we all have stories to tell, good and bad.

@SafeInstinct 13 дней назад

Mangini is a world-class gentleman, unlike the members of DT. Mangini took DT to a whole new level, so thank you Mangini for your service in the band.

@hanginon1293 13 дней назад

I lost any respect for Portnoy when I saw him spit on someone during a concert. Not sure if it was on purpose but it still left a mark I can't get rid of. He is a good drummer but he's not even close to the level Mangini is, As a person and Drummer

@crusher0427 12 дней назад

Looking back now, you can see JP had it in him when he did the same thing to Derek Sherinian. This move was made because he wanted to hang out with his best buddy again, despite being a vastly inferior drummer to Mangini.

@deantalbotdrums 8 дней назад

I agree - Mangini was the best thing that happened to Dream Theater since Jordan Rudess joined. Their music has grown on the back of Mangini’s creativity and his massively inventive drum tracks, and the strings and keys have fed off the drums, and vice versa, particularly in the last two albums. I’ve seen them live 8 times, 6 of those with Mangini. I’ve tried to keep an open mind, but the only explanation coming from the band is “we wanted to play with our buddy again”. That really sucks, particularly as Dream Theater produced the best music they’ve ever made, last album. “View” is the best complete album I’ve ever heard. And The Alien, which JP said started with an idea of Mangini’s, won the band’s first Grammy. Unless there was another reason no one’s talking about, it was a really low thing to do.

@nectarinedreams7208 7 дней назад

@@hanginon1293 Maybe he was simply recreating the legendary Roger Waters moment in Montreal, 1977. That's a true Pink Floyd fan right there. Respect to Mike!

@ZachAnsley 5 дней назад

@@deantalbotdrums This is a 3rd hand source, so take what I am saying with a grain of salt, but based on someone I know who is relatively close to the band, this was a long time in the making, and there were some lingering problems that dated all the way back to The Astonishing. They thought some of the problems were repaired during the DoT tour, but they came to a head again during the last tour. I don't know the intimate details, and I loved Mangini's fit in the band, but my source told me that he was showing some 'major red flags' during the Dream Sonic tour, probably due to a combination of his own frustrations and with the constant clamoring about MP returning to the band. There were forces acting behind his back as well that became an elephant in the room. MM also felt extremely underappreciated and unwanted by a lot of the DT fan base. I also know quite a bit about MP's original firing, and I can say with 100% certainty that the story we were all told publicly is a bold-faced lie by everyone involved. I have never talked about this stuff on my channel, but through my channel I came in contact with a lot of people who were very familiar with the situation.

@DavidOakesMusic 17 дней назад

Mangini is 61. Drumming is the secret to youth.

@TheBridgesYouBurn 17 дней назад

Ray Luzier is 54, all of the original members from KoRn are now in their younger 50s. I have been a huge fan of them since I was around 12 or 13 back in 1996-1997. They inspired myself and many other kids to pick up an instrument for the first time.

@DavidOakesMusic 17 дней назад

Also Gavin Harrison is nearly 61 and still looks like a 45 year old. Play drums. Stay Young.

@albutcher9152 17 дней назад

He looks 61 to me...and out of shape. No hating

@morbidmanmusic 17 дней назад

That's not old. Boomers aren't whimps!

@unaldurmaz250 2 дня назад

These guys are old school kind of like basics of drumming thanks for the upload

@TheWorryKnot 16 дней назад

My favorite kind of content. Loved the tempo talk.

@Aaron_Gentry 17 дней назад

What a cool couple of guys. Very humble and down to Earth. I also like how they seem to be best friends :)

@DavidOakesMusic 17 дней назад

Ray is such a chill dude and the best musician in Korn by a light year.

@TheBridgesYouBurn 17 дней назад

Yeah right! Technically speaking, maybe. However KoRn started their own genre of music, there is no way Ray can compare with those guys. Ray never started his own band and started his own genre of music...You are wrong. J.D, James, Brian, David and Reggie are all WAY more important to the evolution of music as a whole than Ray could ever dream of! I can tell you are certainly biased though judging by your profile pic. Ray Luzier would agree with my comment too, he's a huge KoRn fan as well...

@dilankarun9172 16 дней назад

Ray's an awesome drummer, but Ray came on I think for KoRn's 9th Album ? How did they manage w/o him for the previous 8 albums ? 🤪

@spirothegamer 16 дней назад

@@TheBridgesYouBurn Spare me the BS, Ray has played with so much better musicians than those basic KORN guys. He was the drummer for legend David Lee Roth, Korn guys are insignificant DWARFS compared to David Lee Roth

@ChrisPhoenixMusic 12 дней назад

Alright, "Spiro"... As a music teacher I can tell you that Korn isn't easy to play. Them becoming famous for what they wrote was during a time when classic metal was growing increasingly stagnant in that there wasn't much more to do with it until you added some new elements and did some exploring. That's exactly what they did. They also got lucky to some extent, but they stood out for a reason. There was dissonance and some atonal stuff going on, but those elements also exist in classical music. It's nothing to scoff at. Calling them basic shows your level of musical knowledge, which is clearly zero. Playing for DLR wouldn't require the same skillset as playing anything off Korn's first 2 albums by a long shot. If you know some basic rock and blues you can do literally anything he's released, especially as a drummer, because nothing he ever did was stylistically new or difficult. It's stuff everyone learns as what we call "the basics". There is no B.S. here. Also, just because you don't understand it doesn't mean it's no good. I just means you don't get it. You think Korn are insignificant, but they did inspire and help to launch and entirely new style of music that is now quite recognizable and respected by accomplished musicians. Worldwide. Maybe you like the usual and predictable melody sets and easy to count drum beats. Maybe you like repetitive phrasings that all cycle around the number 4 because it's the most common. That's fine, but I never took even a little bit of interest in Dave Lee Roth's solo work. I never found him to be that great of a singer. Nothing stood out as special. None of it. He is known because of Van Halen. Korn, on the other hand, did stand out. To everyone. Take the next 2 years and study drums. Practice 2 hours a day. Every day. Then play Ball Tongue on a drum set. When you're humbled enough to see you probably can't even get through the intro you can take a look at how you talk to people and hopefully learn some humility, because having no skill and a big mouth isn't getting you anywhere in life. Or maybe upload more than that one FPS game you like and show us all how it's done.

@TheBridgesYouBurn 12 дней назад

@@spirothegamer You clearly don't understand KoRn and you are wrong! And this is coming from someone who views Ray Luzier as a legendary musician and an Incredible drummer and who has seen him perform live with KoRn a few different times. KoRn are still inspiring new bands 30 plus years later, there is NO way DLR can touch what they have accomplished!

@scsdrummer 17 дней назад

Thanks guys, I really enjoyed this. You should do more content like this.

@bahritkharakor9257 14 дней назад

The amazing Mike Mangini..❤

@nikatapi 14 дней назад

Two incredible drummers and gentlemen, what a great get-together!

@Pure_KodiakWILD_Power 17 дней назад

Great pairing. Thanks, SW.

@yoavdvash4141 17 дней назад

Even small talks like that can be very educational. Thanks guys for giving some of your time to understand some of the things that we're not really aware of. 👍👍👍👍

@AggresssivePerfector 16 дней назад

Wow it's so comforting hearing their stories about playing the song too fast live, and not realizing it in the moment. I'm having the same problem, but it's getting better with every gig

@GuidoNietmann 16 дней назад

Two amazing icons, and both soooo humble!!! AMAZING!

@davidcurtis4478 День назад

This is awesome. Keep Rockin' hard guys!

@mojamo1 15 дней назад

Two giants!🎉🎉

@stinkfloyd1 17 дней назад

Rushing happens to me. The adrenaline is going, so live it feels like I'm dragging. Then, a video pops up online of the show. I'm playing it double the speed.

@stickdrumsnrocknroll 16 дней назад

You're both amazing guys ! We love you :)

@chrisrickenbach8167 16 дней назад

Had the pleasure of doind a drum clinic with Mike in Denver. Great instructor and an entertaining cat as well.

@dennishritz4677 14 дней назад

Luzier represents us Yinzers well! What a great personality!

@joeldrummer23 17 дней назад

I wish Rush would start up and Mangini played with em

@drummerdan95 16 дней назад

@jamescaliendo1030 10 дней назад

Absolutely NO!

@bishopoftroy 3 дня назад

Nope.

@steveSticksE 14 дней назад

Magnificent drummers together sharing their own experiences with the world which is fantastic !! I used to with my right hand the same thing!! Blisters on my thumb and index finger made me use the orthodox way!! Keep on 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁

@pinkprogressive9904 3 дня назад

Everybody loves Mangini

@MykeLewisMusic 14 дней назад

Man, that perception of timing thing, my first experience with that professionally was also my first experience using a click in a live setting. It was a cover gig, I mapped all my tempos to the original songs, got to the gig, counted in and the band leader looks at me like I just threw poop at him. During the intermission we sorted it out, I showed him the actual songs, that the click was to the correct tempo, and we just agreed to up the BPM by 10 or so because it got people dancing. It was a crazy 40 minute set before we sorted it out though, felt like pushing rope uphill, lol.

@TwoandaHater 16 дней назад

come from the drumming, stay for Ray bagging on Korn for making him buy the band shoe.

@Sybex82 3 дня назад

Nice Ray L🥁 and Mike M🥁🔥

@keithpratt1849 4 дня назад

This is just great. These 2 gents brought up the most important qualities of being a desired professional. I practice with a metronome and different tempos an time signatures everyday. I al make Ake sure to be prepared, early, listen way more than I talk and I am a good respectful human. Drummers we sweat, deodorant guys.😂 My bass player, mentioned it once in a text. I said I always do, so someone else in the band listened up.😅. It is all important. Rock on!

@ZachBratland 13 дней назад

Ray is the Man🔥🥳

@MultiEchelon 9 дней назад

its very usefull content. Thanks so much

@pearlguy6351 8 дней назад

Pearl guys like me awesomeness 🥁🥁🥁

@celebmrk9 14 дней назад

Wow! Two of everybody’s favorites… thanks for the vid!

@judonis 6 дней назад

The best drummer ever!

@Rg452 16 дней назад

This is a great session.

@AngryD 11 дней назад

I was Drowning Pool's lighting guy for a couple of years and we did a 2 week run with Korn. Ray was so f'ng nice to me men. He is such a nice guy.

@TheEasyeman 9 дней назад

A few minutes in and I’m happy and laughing and smiling 😊😊

@MotivaAcaoOfficial 6 дней назад

Mike is a humble man!

@herrelladventures 15 дней назад

Awesome discussion from two legends.

@josecarlosdossantos335 4 дня назад

Dois monstros da bateria, top, top, top dos tops

@jimshepard5128 17 дней назад

I was at the Pearl event in Nashville that they talked about when Ray asked Mike what kit he played there. I still have a short video I took that I go back and watch when I start thinking I'm a badass or something to put myself back in my place. 😂

@roloduarte3100 15 дней назад

Great advice and great video, I love these guys.

@JacobNNorton1982 15 дней назад

I saw Ray with DLR in Nashville close for Sammy. I also say Ray in Blue Cats Knoxville Tn with Richard Patrick and the STP brothers. Less than 500 people could fit in the room. Amazing

@Sharing13 10 дней назад

Dude perfect for a Saturday morning👍👍👍👍

@1905C7 6 дней назад

Mike : My whole solo album is in 4 Ray : Wow, what ? Are you okay ? 😂😂😂

@SkullduggeryVFXYT 11 дней назад

That was a fun watch

@genechavez661 13 дней назад

Thank you for this true musicians Masters of Drums so humble

@do8671 16 дней назад

It was interesting to hear them talking about rushing, perception etc... I recognized myself in this... This concept of video is awesome, thx for this and good job!

@ChrisPhoenixMusic 12 дней назад

I've played songs live 10 bpm too fast a number of times. I have also played industrial with triggered drums and found out how totally tamed and focused I was required to be from start to finish. I teach drums myself now, and the past decade I tell my students that they need to learn to not only play with a click, but also learn to reference a click to keep certain tempo ranges in mind. Teaching this helped me stay much closer to the original intended tempo more consistently. The internal clock needs a maintenance check every now and again, so no matter who you are, please do remember to revisit the basics of jamming some simple grooves to a metronome.

@AlanCepeda-ty7hk 11 дней назад

2 of the best

@dilankarun9172 16 дней назад

Good life lessons. Be on time ! However.... do you think Jim Morrison ever showed up on time 😛 How about Tommy Lee ? Oh that's right, the rules don't apply to them . Mad respect for Mangini & Luzier ! PS: Just bought another Snare Drum from Sweetwater.

@goodtimejohnny8972 17 дней назад

Coldest event I have played was outdoors @ about 10 degrees fahrenheit. I'm thankful nothing broke. Guitar pedals were freezing up from the snow on the guitarists boots. It was pretty hard to move around in a snowmobile suit.😅

@cleire6127 15 дней назад

Great content 🎉🤤🙏🏻

@MauricioMagaldi 13 дней назад

This video is a compact MBA in Music Industry

@Vitor.Portugal 2 дня назад

Clicking the instrumentation has a creative mould and effect, but in the deepest essence drums tend to be comprehensive with dinamic and emphasive rhythmic blending.

@bcdt1947 17 дней назад

Lee-Lifeson-Mangini

@roguerecordmusic 16 дней назад

To bad this was not at Drum Feat for the public in one of you rooms as a Q&A for attendees and you filmed it and posted it later. This is so good, but it was one of the major things missing from Drum Fest is artist “TED Talks” and demonstrations. I took Mike’s Masterclass the following day. Hands down my favorite drummer and Ray is also a favorite of mine. Pearl… the best reason to play drums!

@ArtGuitarLTX 14 дней назад

The stick twirling part.. lol man .. these guys need to have their own podcast lol. Amazing funny chemistry. Thank you sweetwater for this!! "The whole things' in 4" "Wow.. you feelin' alright?" LOL

@corystanley4297 День назад

Reminds me of that show metal head to head on fuse

@brucekerr6488 17 дней назад

That Pearl Reference a beaut.

@josephfelix2588 16 дней назад

awesome stuff- for not rushing, I tend to breathe and count half time of the groove and for not dragging I lock the snare back beat to whatever corresponding surface is being played ( hi-hat, ride, tom, etc) of course I am no mike nor ray

@jjd1983 17 дней назад

Im a guitar player and the only thing worse than not having a drummer in the band is having a bad drummer in the band. These two have never been that guy!