This drum tutorial is for Misery Business by Paramore. There are some great drum parts in here and it's a fun song to play! Go get it! www.learnsomedrums.com IG: learnsomedrums
First off, great job LearnSomeDrums for breaking the song into components. I'm a beginner drummer and I find this really helpful. Just a suggestion, I was just wondering if you can add a complete run down of the songs that you cover after the tutorial part with the parts labeled down to encourage viewers to play along with the song. Keep up with the tutorial and thank you for the help :-)
Some great clean playing and easy to follow teaching (with very useful notation (for us that can read it)). Just joined a pop punk covers band and this is golden! Thanks a lot for breaking this down. Would be great if you would do the whole song at the end for us to play along to. Keep it going! Thanks
Thank you so much for doing a tutorial for this song! I've been trying to figure it out for ages, but I couldn't get it all just by ear. This will help loads. Love your channel btw, you're a great help 👌☺
Your videos are great man, I'm new to drumming and I'm still working on learning by ear, but your videos are really easy to follow and do an amazing job at teaching songs! I'd love if you could do Ignorance by Paramore, some of the fills are really tricky. Keep up the great work!
Hey LearnSomeDrums I know ur super busy but please do snow (hey oh) by red hot chili peppers I followed your guide for Cant stop and loved it and I would like to see how you play snow! Thanks for your time
It’s so hard getting the first part. I’m so used to hitting the bass drum at the exact same time that I hit a cymbal with my right hand. I wanna learn how to play this sooooo bad..
There are two concepts that are giving you trouble: Limb Independence and Syncopation. The trick is to start slow. REAL slow. As slow as it takes for it to feel natural, even if that means you're doing it at 10 BPM. Then you gradually increase the speed over time.
Hey could you please do Dont Threaten Me With a Good Time by Panic! At the Disco? I think its a really cool sounding song and I would love to learn it. Thanks man I love your tutorials.
Can you do Tom Sawyer but on a drum kit with only 3 toms so I can spend ages getting angry at how hard it is to play and take about 3 months learning it
Really nice your vídeos!! You are an exelent teacher, please can you do something of rock in spanish how "no te va a gustar" "callejeros" "los redonditos de Ricota" "la Renga" "rata blanca" thanks
+SHERlocked Yamaha hardware, mostly single braced so it's a bit lighter when I take it gigging. Sabian cymbals mostly hhx and aax. I bought it ages ago and it's all pro gear, so wasn't that cheap but has definitely lasted well!
Hey, I know its been over a year since you uploaded this, but i need some help. Do you know how can actually play the snare as quiet as possible in that 5:05 roll? I mean, stretching the definition of ghost notes to sound at the minimum in contrast to the accents. They are asking me to do it but i think is kinda impossible in terms of technique. However, I'm still looking for some advice. Thanks!
Hey! It’s a good question. The main answer is stick height - you have to keep those quiet notes just a couple of centimetres (one inch) above the drum. Try practicing paradiddles slowly, accenting the first note and making the other notes as quiet as humanly possible - Rlrr Lrll. It takes practice but it will really help your dynamics and your drumming! The other thing you could try is playing closer to the edge of the drum. You’ll get a quieter sound but it might be harder to bring out any accents you need... Good luck!!!
+daniel philip seguerra Hello! My right side crash in this video is a Sabian 16" AAX Dark Crash. A mate of mine had a 19" one that sounded great (which is why I got mine) so I would say no matter what size it's a pretty tasty cymbal.
+daniel philip seguerra Yeah an 18" is always a good choice for a right side crash! I like A Customs from Zildjian but depends how much you want to spend.
I love your lessons but wish you could film yourself playing the full song. I find it easier to watch the performance and stop and start to learn the song.
