Aaannd I've just deleted most of the drumming channels I've subscribed to this week because your content is the best and probably the only one I need right now (beginner here).
@@3lvisplay I think the problem is "more information than practice". Especially when different teachers tell you how to do things differently (typically double strokes). I think it's nice to stick (no pun intended) to one teacher you resonate with and once you've got enough under your belt, you can start looking elsewhere. I still have some other channels who cover different aspects of drumming, but as a beginner I think focusing on the 4 types of strokes for some time, choosing one grip and seeing things through with it will be more efficient than getting "5 tips every beginner needs to know" every other day.
Thanks for this video. Its a great level of detail about what our hands, wrists, arms and fingers should be doing which nobody else tells you online. Thanks so much you helped me a lot. Hello from lreland 🇮🇪
Hey Noah, thanks for the video. It's really great, seriously. Keep up the good work and, with a bit of patience, you will see great results for your channel. Wish you the best!
Thank you. The quick but meaty information is a sharp way to insert the right knowledge on techniques to viewers. Your crafting/creating, production, and playing have been amazingly helpful. Im so glad I stumbled on to your RU-vid channel.
How do you only have 777 subscribers? The quality of these videos are very impressive! If you keep this up, it's only a matter of time, you get noticed. Good job!
Regarding the grip: You said to always keep your thumb across from the index finger even when the fulcrum shifts. But then you say you like to use the middle finger fulcrum, and in that case, the thumb is more across from the middle finger. Confusing!
You don't have to have your thumb across from your middle finger for middle fulcrum. A lot of people say you do, and you can, but thats not the approach I use. I keep everything in the same place for every fulcrum. Its a touchy subject for some people, but my video from last week touches on it a bit.
