How Do You Play Doubles So Fast?
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I only play drums in my head and this is still really helpful for my practice. Thanks!
That's genuinely a good way to practice! Thank you for watching 😊
I wish you were around when I was learning to play. You explain everything so clearly and demonstrate the technique so well!
When I learned drums, I did do it intuitively right. When I became a master of arts, I looked into details.
I can't tell yet, what's better, but a good indicator is your ability to make people dance in their seats and having fun.
You just made me nail doubles in literally 5 minutes!!
You just explained it the best way I’ve ever seen in the shortest time
Love these videos, the sticking above is in valuable - thank you! Metronome :-) - I also RL RL for a more even steady snare roll, catching the rebound on the last RL.
Best fun teacher...she has humor but is sooo talented...changed my drumming ❤🎉🎉
Love your short lessons.....inspires a fifty plus guitarist to practice on my cheap e- kit every day
Learned how to do it when i was ten. Haven't played drums since, but always impress my drummer friends by doing it for 30 seconds on their snare. Muscle memory never leaves!!
I really enjoy your instruction. Very clear and concise. I’m a new drummer. So these are very helpful!
Great demonstration. You make it easy to understand and logical. Brilliant. Thank you ❤
When I learned doubles, my instructor had me practice on a pillow-something with no rebound-and attempt to make the second hit louder than the first. Being able to provide your own "lift" in this case is transferable to other techniques like repeated flams too. Once you've developed the chops, learning to incorporate the rebound of a real drum and move into a more natural flow is ideal, but getting that foundation always comes in handy. Particularly when you're moving around the kit, getting "over" the rims playing doubles is a lot easier if you can provide some lift of your own on the exit.
I like the way you make drums sound interesting, and for that reason only, I actually talked to our drummer the other day.
Omg, that’s so helpful. I have an audition tomorrow (concert band), and that’s the only skill I don’t have somewhat down yet. It won’t be perfect but it’ll be better, thank you
Perfectly explained!
I really have to get good at doubles for my marching snare solo for solo and ensemble. It's very complicated, but is really easy after some time
❤oooh, great for my practice. Thanks
I'm not a drummer, but I always wondered about this. It seemed like a difficult thing to do
It's all about practice and consistency!
It’s not difficult at all when you let each first tap bounce to a second tap!
Love your ways and knowledge! Thanks!
Thank you for watching 😊
I’m trying to be completely self taught, and doubles came pretty easily to me. I use the rebound for almost all the work. I can keep up with songs that are 300bpm death metal songs.
Big fan of the jazzy shirt! Love the videos!
Almost like the Moeller method. Love your stuff
Awesome. You teach extremely well ❤ Thank You.
When i first started i did it no problem. The hard part was trying to do it with my left hand. Lol.
Good exercise to strengthen your chops is do a multi beat exercise, slow and full strokes, try to make each stroke sound the same (do not accent the first stroke, it’s natural to do so). Turn the tempo up the more comfortable you get.
This one is the hardest part for me till now😮💨still cant coup with the rebounce😂😂
Thank you for making these videos.. super helpfull.. super easy videos to follow, funny, the whole package!!
Another awesome video!! I didn't even know about double strokes for ages!!! 😱😱😱😱
There are things you post that I wish my drum teacher had taught me 30 (!) years ago. Would have saved me so much time.
Awsmonen explanation but if you watched El Estepario Siberiano he uses the claw for doubles you got to check him out
Loved it
You have been the best drum teacher I have encountered on the interwebs so far!
I do those kind of doubles, but find that the other kind which for example Thomas Lang does, sounds kind of better
Thanks
I haven’t figured out how to do doubles, but I do them very well. They just happened for me. Much like buzz rolls
Thank you!!!
Thank you for sharing this, now I have to unlearn and Relearn my stroking technique 😔 It's hard to be self-taught 😅
Tank U 😊
Thank you
You want the doubles to not vary from the rebound to the first stroke also if your having trouble with them just try using more arm
You kick it yo!
I’m a self taught drummer, no lessons, can’t read music. I’ve always wanted to know how metal guys can play fills so damn fast. Looks like I need to learn double strokes.
Thank u so much
If you play faster with less distance to the snare, do you also use more thumb pressure when hitting?
Because when I try to hit faster, I often have less distance to the snare because of the shorter distances, which in turn means that I have to apply more force on the first hit to generate the corresponding rebound, am I wrong?
For me it often feels more like a drag hit. :-(
It's difficult to answer this in a comment - I would recommend you book a lesson with me as there's a lot going on here! www.alpynehq.com/book-online
My teacher says every strike has to be intentional and that rebound most times is hard to control (he is a jazz drummer). In reality i believe it is up to the player to master control of the rebound and not sound sloppy, right?
It feels like Hermione from Harry Potter‘s giving me and drum lessons!
you are wonderful 🥁
Can you give us few exercices for this ?
If you go to the link in our bio you can download one of our free ebooks “The New Drummers Toolkit” - as of next month you’ll also be getting some regular exercises for doubles on our mailing list so be sure to sign up to that too 🤘
I use a metronome and go through sub division from quarters notes then 8th notes then 16ths then 32nds at a nice comfortable tempo like 50bpm. Then increase by 5 when you are ready
You're AWESOME
what if u have a floor tom or some other drum that isn’t tuned much and doesn’t have much rebound?
Then it's harder, but with a little more power and a good a relaxed hand you can still get a little rebound
Practice with a workout pad. I made my own for cheap with a chunky piece of high density foam with very little springiness. But you can buy them made from various materials. The idea is that the bounce is so small that it forces you to use your muscles more and build better technique.
DUDE. You Just explained something I have been trying to grasp for YEARS. (Self taught) It FINALLY makes sense to me. THANK YOU!!!!!!! 🩷💕🙏
you taught them open/close / push-pull and did rebound?
Thankssss
I neither know how to play drums nor I plan to learn, yet I keep watching these videos 😂
Must be the accent but I really find this helpful and easy to understand
Daniel San paint the fence technique
she is the best drum teacher that i have had the pleasure of not being able to learn anything from because i just suck at drums.
Nobody sucks at drums. Listen to your heart and play its beat. Beautiful!
just play quads as fast as you can, then doubles are lightning speed. Just start at 8 stroke rolls, and reduce by a stroke after a few minutes. It's exponential for your speed.
You do a awesome job sweetheart❤❤😊😊
You have to control the bounce.
I dont know.
Dont play the drums...
But I do now..👍
gravity blast without the rim lmao
Correct doubles bounce
I just use two singles
No mention of mohler
How many drum kits does this woman own 😂 every video she's in a different place
Very / only self taught
Tried this technique for ages and it just felt like every drummer except me had mastered it. Then I gave up, sold my kit and accepted that it will just never happen 😞
You should have played drums instead. Technique isn't essential if you make people dance.
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push pull
This is the push pull technique
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When I took drum lessons centuries ago, we called it a drum roll. I guess the new name is doubles?!
Doubles is a technique used to play a drum roll.
@@tyleradams6990 wrong sir. When I took lessons in the 50’s and 60’s a drum roll was (R) tap-tap, (L) tap-tap. That was how a drum roll was taught but may have progressed in terminology to what you are calling a double tap!
single strokes LL RR LL RR without utilizing the bounce. learn to do that where the listener can't distinguish the difference.
Doubles are the necessary accent
That was nasty. Also very informative.
There are some teachers, you won't believe, call it "mummy-daddy"... My teacher called it that and because he called it that, I f'ing hated playing this...
God forgive me...
Drop-tap is a lost term
No no no. Keep all of your fingers around the stick and increase the pressure closer to the mid hand. The fulcrum should be split across the front three fingers and dont open your palm.
Much more control, speed and even tone with each diddle.
But how the hell do you play double base so fast??
She's got a short for that, just go to her channel
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You’re wonderful, but this is misleading. The way to learn & master rudiments is slowly, and with a metronome - gradually increasing the tempo over the course of two weeks while practicing daily. The key is to begin each rudiment pattern very slowly.
Oh, she is being punished. That’s why she is relegated to the garage.
You've accidentally explained the push pull technique lol
No... that's not my question for you.
How. The. Hell. do you play drums?
my feet are dumb and my hands get confused.
Love your style so you have virtual lessons?
yeah any half- wit could make noise with drums!
Perfectly explained!