What Makes Carter Beauford a Legendary Drummer? 

If you have any question about these songs or Carte Beauford drumming ask in the comments.

The trick to carter's sound are the ghost notes to his sound. It makes every song way different.

you are missing the other bass pedal which Carter uses and adds even more coordination and structure

My favorite drummer. 😍

Love, love, love your feel when playing Carter stuff. Well done, as always. ♥️

yo love the channel, instant sub. this is a dope concept.

holy crap...he missed all the ghost notes on the hi hat. try #41 again. but his say goodbye was solid.

Man I wish you would have kept going on all of the songs. I enjoyed hearing you play them.

I love your channel. Thanks for making this content.

Hey Pietro! very cool video, I liked the concept! already suscribed mate, you are an amazing drummer btw! keep the good work

Carter got me into drumming

Love this video. Missed the ghost notes and double pedal. Carter also plays open hand left hand dominant instead of traditional right hand crossed over.

good video. Carter is one of the best drummers in the world. Although you forgot in your video the most useful fill used by Carter, the Herta Fill.

Personal opinion, but these explorations of professional drummers, rankings of their music by difficulty, and examples of what make them unique are my favorite content on your channel. Not to say the original/other stuff is bad, but you're analysis of drummers I'm familiar with is really engaging. I like learning from you in a familiar context. Would you be able to look at some metal and hardcore drummers in the same way? Matt Greiner (Daddy Good Posture) from August Burns Red, Thomas Pidgeon of the Mars Volta, Brian Lada of Belmont, Jake Massucco of Four Year Strong, and Kevin Otten/Kevin Kaine of Knocked Loose. not all of these drummers are exactly "legendary" in popularity or recognizability but all of them are excellent musicians with music of varying degrees of difficulty. Thank you!

I knew 41 would be here

The funny thing about Carter is: I hear DMB and see him play and am like, “Everything this dude does is cool. I wish he would stop it.” I don’t care for his playing song wise.

Gotta raise the high hat and right cymbals. Otherwise some fantastic analysis.

Beau master of odd time signature right?

In terms of influences on Carter, you missed Billy Cobham (open handed!); Dennis Chambers; and Jack DeJohnette

Beauford is pronounced Bo-Ford. Not a big deal but gotta respect the monster he is!

But he would play it open handed

Missing Carter's second pedal is noticeable to hear. An error and an oversight in making this video/demonstration.

Try playing open handed

Never heard of the guy and I like his style, but good lord, that slimey kitschy cliche feel good music makes me wanna vomit.

Fraud

Damn good work!! You have a new subscriber