Thanks so much for watching everyone! You might want to stick around until the end of the video... 😉 ►Join the Hand Speed (Mini) Challenge for FREE right here 👉 bit.ly/FasterHands
Man Gave when is enrollment going to open so I can enroll and start saving up to get my 1st drum kit!!! I dont know jack about srumming but I want to learn n havw the passion. To me seems like it will be easier than a guitar. I'm not a fast learner but can't wait to change that!!!
These videos have always been super helpful and informative- the production value just keeps going up. Every video is really thoughtfully informative and has a clear intention and great editing, and I’m sure I’m not the only one who really appreciates the quality.
Thank you so much for saying that! I'm so happy to hear that you are enjoying/learning from the lessons! I spent a lot of time on this one so It's music to my ears to hear your kind words!
Studying and learning the moeller technique helped me a lot. Now if i play faster beats/patterns i have this looser grip and ”swingy” motion which makes the playing more relaxed.
you've come a long way brother. your skills, your style, and your overall video production has improved so much. I know, because I've been watching your videos ever since you were just starting.. cheers from Drum Teacher Manila -Teacher BLue
Watched this video a couple of months back (pre Coronavirus times) and I basically forgot all about it, then I watched it again a couple of weeks back (in lockdown) and wow my hand speed has improved. Thank you so much for these awesome tips and exercises Gabe, keep these great vids coming, they are the best part of my day when I watch a bit of your videos!
I was practicing the clapping exercise, forearms together, clapping hard and fast, 2 mins on, rest 10 secs then 2 more mins of grimacing and grunting fast clapping. The plan was to get thru 10 of these sets but I only got to 6 before they asked me to leave the Starbucks.
good to see someone passing along the really important info. all 3 are essential and vital to becoming fluid and smooth. great demonstration and video ! bravo!
I'm so glad I practised push pull! 2 years ago I saw Matt McGuires videos and was so impressed by his Push Pull speed (especialy in his cover Changed The Way You Kissed Me)! :o Now 2 years later I can do it faster than in his videos :D That's so sick!
U are alot easier than any other pro teacher that I've seen and u have created something to where even slower than normal ppl can learn on their own time this is sooo soooo great bc I grasp thi g a bit slower than most. So in a normal music class I would not be avle to keep up so I have nevwr even thought to try to achieve my dream of playing music.
Thanks for the video, Gabe...! I will say, having done concert percussion and drum-line for 3-4 years before learning to play the drum-set has helped a ton with already having the muscle memory of rudiments and speed and odd patterns... Thanks man, love your content!
@@DrumBeatsOnline Going from concert percussion drumming to drum-set drumming required quite a transition and your videos have helped me a lot to get where I am now so it's the least I can do to thank you. Speaking of rudiments, I have a Grade-5 Snare Solo in three weeks so, wish me luck... (It's 116-bpm in 2/4 time, with many 16th-notes and 16th-note-triplets so it's fast...)
I sat at my drum kid the other day trying the push and pull tech, bwaahhahahahahaha..... I couldn't figure it out, I scrolled on your video and it is so simple the way you break it down
I've been watching your channel for a while now and I have one thing to say - you're the best. Every single one of your lessons is straight to the point, fun to watch and making me improve so much. I'm really glad to find out more and more of your videos cuz every one of them suits me the most and is exactly what I was looking for. All I'm saying is keep doing what you're doing cuz you really affect and influence people, and not everyone can do that. Btw your jokes get me every time
Thank you very much, this video is the most productive not wastage of time. I think you should to continue from this stage to upper level with exercises.
You have always been a great inspiration to me, your videos are so thoughtful and the problems and points you mention on these videos are right on the spot everytime, at least with me. Thanks for your great lessons to let struggling drummers like me to step up in right direction. I will definitely follow these steps . Thankyou so much once again ! Love from NEPAL. 🇳🇵♥️ #VISITNEPAL2020
Not much to compare.. The only real difference is the sound. The feel is pretty much the same with modern double pedals. Technically your sound will be different because double bass setup will allow for more resonating between a second stroke since double pedal is on the same drum. But in reality it doesn't make much of a difference. You play every other drum with 2 hands.. Why can't you do the same with the bass? I think a double kick setup is obsolete now. Double pedals are so smooth and feel almost exactly the same for each foot that a double kick is not necessary. Hope that helps!
This video is so informative and helpful and I will be using these in my playing from now on. Was wondering if you could do another in depth lesson into double bass drum technique and speed?
#2 is better known as muscle memory. Instead of a hard practice pad give a go at putting a Remo silent stroke head on one of you spare snare drums, has a closer feel to actual batter head but has the benefit of low volume.
Been thinking on this a little bit, I've been trying to develop a daily warmup routine kinda deal, and the excercises here seem like a great hand warmup. Would the same excercises work as a feet warmup too or would I want to look for something slightly different in that regard?
I am pretty damn good at various instruments! Drums......NOT SO much lol thank to your videos I am getting it down man thanks for the great content! I have been watching and wondering what kit is that brother?? Looks and sounds great!
dang that's such a great exercise, i'm always looking for new patterns to try out. patterns that switch in the middle are so important, when you're playing a set you're always switching up your patterns so practicing rudiments that switch are incredibly helpful. one of my favorites that i've been working on is with triplets: RLR LRL RLR LRL RLL RLL RLL RLL RRL RRL RRL RRL RRR LLL RRR LLL. i kinda stole it from adventure drummer but added the RRR LLL RRR LLL on at the end.
When you're doing the tabata exercise should you be concerned with timing (i.e. use a tick) or is this simply an exercise to get to that desired speed by brute exercise, then introduce a tick? I've seen that clap somewhere before (jojo Mayer :) )
For Tabada, it’s more about building up your surrounding muscles and go as fast as possible. So I’d do this without a click! And yes, I learned the clapping from Jojo Mayer years back!
Hey Gabe!! I'm kind of struggling right now cuz my arm kind of wants to do the same thing my kick does. Like my hihat is messed up cuz it imitates the beat I do with the kick. Do you have any advice??
Idk what book it comes from but theres a chart that has various hands and feet combinations(over 1000 permutations) for example LLRR with the feet and RRRLLL with the hands. Make sure each hand and feet hit exactly at the same time. You will build coordination and limb independence as well as hand/feet pattern automation unbelievably fast. The other trick is to SLOW down and train your limbs to do what you want to do by being slow, deliberate, and perfectly precise.
Idk if you ever received help but the only way is to gain limb independence...you must look for and routinely practice techniques that require each limb its own movement that when put together...sounds good
Thanks so much for watching everyone! You might want to stick around until the end of the video... 😉
►Join the Hand Speed (Mini) Challenge for FREE right here 👉 bit.ly/FasterHands
Hello there I just need to ask. How long did you practice the push and pull roll?
Gabe, I need you to get out of my head... every time I’m having a problem behind the kit, you come out with something to help me lol
Haha that’s amazing!
Hayden Peach , Damn dito here👍👍👍🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Man Gave when is enrollment going to open so I can enroll and start saving up to get my 1st drum kit!!! I dont know jack about srumming but I want to learn n havw the passion. To me seems like it will be easier than a guitar. I'm not a fast learner but can't wait to change that!!!
I know im late but i guess you can say... he's stuck in your head hehe, i know i cant be the only one to get it
These videos have always been super helpful and informative- the production value just keeps going up. Every video is really thoughtfully informative and has a clear intention and great editing, and I’m sure I’m not the only one who really appreciates the quality.
Thank you so much for saying that! I'm so happy to hear that you are enjoying/learning from the lessons! I spent a lot of time on this one so It's music to my ears to hear your kind words!
Correct bro, been very helpful as usual
Studying and learning the moeller technique helped me a lot. Now if i play faster beats/patterns i have this looser grip and ”swingy” motion which makes the playing more relaxed.
Thank you for this video will be trying the push pull technic
This intro had my dying😂 Great lesson as always Gabe!
Haha yesss. Thanks Reagan!
you've come a long way brother. your skills, your style, and your overall video production has improved so much. I know, because I've been watching your videos ever since you were just starting..
cheers from Drum Teacher Manila
-Teacher BLue
0:32 The specific nooby drumming that you were introducing was hilarious, watched it 7 times repeatedly
Watched this video a couple of months back (pre Coronavirus times) and I basically forgot all about it, then I watched it again a couple of weeks back (in lockdown) and wow my hand speed has improved. Thank you so much for these awesome tips and exercises Gabe, keep these great vids coming, they are the best part of my day when I watch a bit of your videos!
I was practicing the clapping exercise, forearms together, clapping hard and fast, 2 mins on, rest 10 secs then 2 more mins of grimacing and grunting fast clapping. The plan was to get thru 10 of these sets but I only got to 6 before they asked me to leave the Starbucks.
good to see someone passing along the really important info. all 3 are essential and vital to becoming fluid and smooth. great demonstration and video ! bravo!
I'm so glad I practised push pull!
2 years ago I saw Matt McGuires videos and was so impressed by his Push Pull speed (especialy in his cover Changed The Way You Kissed Me)! :o Now 2 years later I can do it faster than in his videos :D That's so sick!
Thats amazing! It really is an incredible technique once you put the time in.
😭😭 im soo inspired
@@justinjoy8192 Write me on IG if you're stuck somewhere practicing push-pull 🍻
Check David Diepold Pull Pull Technique.
@@spacebar3019 that dude is not human...his playing is beyond insane
Dude. This is good. All a round. Good shit. Thank you
U are alot easier than any other pro teacher that I've seen and u have created something to where even slower than normal ppl can learn on their own time this is sooo soooo great bc I grasp thi g a bit slower than most. So in a normal music class I would not be avle to keep up so I have nevwr even thought to try to achieve my dream of playing music.
Gabe this tips are awesome i always wanted to blast speed but I used to cramp up in 1st 5 seconds. Thanks for the tips man
You are very welcome my friend!
Ist viewer!!
Killer video
Thanks!
wow.. this really is an informative video plus the funny acts.. this is my next challenge, i hope i succeed guys!!!
Thanks for the video, Gabe...! I will say, having done concert percussion and drum-line for 3-4 years before learning to play the drum-set has helped a ton with already having the muscle memory of rudiments and speed and odd patterns... Thanks man, love your content!
I’d imagine so! Not doing drum line was always a big regret of mine. So glad you enjoy the videos!
@@DrumBeatsOnline Going from concert percussion drumming to drum-set drumming required quite a transition and your videos have helped me a lot to get where I am now so it's the least I can do to thank you. Speaking of rudiments, I have a Grade-5 Snare Solo in three weeks so, wish me luck... (It's 116-bpm in 2/4 time, with many 16th-notes and 16th-note-triplets so it's fast...)
THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN!!!
Excellent sir. Love from Pakistan
Great exercise ..thanks
Thank you so much 🙏❤️
sending my support..Thanks for your tutorial...
I sat at my drum kid the other day trying the push and pull tech, bwaahhahahahahaha..... I couldn't figure it out, I scrolled on your video and it is so simple the way you break it down
Thank you for this great video, I know I will improve as a Drummer practicing these exercises. Thanks
Real helpful 👑 going to add this to my exercise
Heck yes!
Super and fantastic class sir form india
Cheers man for the lesson! Speed can open up so many doors! Good luck at the Grammies
Thank you very much!
@@DrumBeatsOnline You are very welcome indeed!
I love how u always respond to people’s comments. Most people just ignore them 😄
Mr.Gabe I really love your drumming skill you always tought me many lessons. it helped me to develop my drumming skill.👍
Thank you!
Thank you, great lesson!!
your editing keeps getting better......really amazing.....do u edit them yourself???............
Thanks so much! I do edit them myself
@@DrumBeatsOnline cool man......keep it up.....
I've been watching your channel for a while now and I have one thing to say - you're the best. Every single one of your lessons is straight to the point, fun to watch and making me improve so much. I'm really glad to find out more and more of your videos cuz every one of them suits me the most and is exactly what I was looking for. All I'm saying is keep doing what you're doing cuz you really affect and influence people, and not everyone can do that.
Btw your jokes get me every time
Wow this is so kind, thank you very much!
The adit is amazing and the tips too
I remember the first time I watched myself on video. I was pretty dope; a lot doper than I'd thought.
great video dude.
Thank you very much, this video is the most productive not wastage of time. I think you should to continue from this stage to upper level with exercises.
You have always been a great inspiration to me, your videos are so thoughtful and the problems and points you mention on these videos are right on the spot everytime, at least with me. Thanks for your great lessons to let struggling drummers like me to step up in right direction. I will definitely follow these steps .
Thankyou so much once again !
Love from NEPAL. 🇳🇵♥️
#VISITNEPAL2020
Thanks so much for the kind words! I’m so happy to hear that you are enjoying the lessons!
Than q sir.🇮🇳
Thanks this is so useful !!
You are very welcome!
Thanks
Could you do a video on pros/cons of using a double bass pedal over two bass drums and the other way around please? Loving the content!
Not much to compare.. The only real difference is the sound. The feel is pretty much the same with modern double pedals. Technically your sound will be different because double bass setup will allow for more resonating between a second stroke since double pedal is on the same drum. But in reality it doesn't make much of a difference. You play every other drum with 2 hands.. Why can't you do the same with the bass? I think a double kick setup is obsolete now. Double pedals are so smooth and feel almost exactly the same for each foot that a double kick is not necessary. Hope that helps!
Gage Pine that actually makes a lot of sense. Never thought of it that way. I appreciate it
@@austinwhited9301 sure thing!
@@GageDrums 2
Love the hand clapping!
wow.... thank you so much.... I've learned many great things from your videos....pls continue to upload more videos 😁
You are very welcome my friend!
This video is so informative and helpful and I will be using these in my playing from now on. Was wondering if you could do another in depth lesson into double bass drum technique and speed?
So happy to hear that this lessons helped! I'll definitely think about that!
Nice video Gabe, this is so useful.
Thnks, man. Respect from russia.
Great drills! Thanks Gabe
Amazing tips..thanks dude
Yes! What an awesome lesson.
Thank you!
Am a grt fan of yours
Wow! Thanks very much for this....
You are very welcome!
Thank you
Thanks for this lesson
You're welcome!
#2 is better known as muscle memory. Instead of a hard practice pad give a go at putting a Remo silent stroke head on one of you spare snare drums, has a closer feel to actual batter head but has the benefit of low volume.
Thanks a lot for this video !
You are very welcome!
Thanks for this amazing video!! But what practice pad are you using?
Dope information💯✊🏾.
You rock
Dude great tips!! Thank you much
You are very welcome!
U are so good mate keep it up
Thanks Ben! 🙏🏽
Is it just me or does 0:33 actually sound pretty cool almost like a drunk tuplet groove
It might be just you😉
Very nice
Intro is lit and legit HAHAHAHA
Been thinking on this a little bit, I've been trying to develop a daily warmup routine kinda deal, and the excercises here seem like a great hand warmup. Would the same excercises work as a feet warmup too or would I want to look for something slightly different in that regard?
*You're awesome!!!*
Love your video ♡
🙏🏽🙏🏽
love that
NICE INTRO😂😂😂
I love you’re sense of humor!
Haha thank you!
I played Hysteria and Feeling Good by muse for my music course in school. Hate to blow my arse, but it was alright for 16 year old with no kit at home
Love you bruh❤️
Holy holy shizzle is all I can. Say watching you do that full speed uhhh.......was my reaction
7:28 U living a dangerous life bro.
PDD’s very useful.
Great video sir
Thanks!
German grip looks the coolest
Missing that studio!
I tried the clapping excercise as soon as i finished the video to start asap...they threw me off the bus...
It's for the short bus.
I am pretty damn good at various instruments! Drums......NOT SO much lol thank to your videos I am getting it down man thanks for the great content! I have been watching and wondering what kit is that brother?? Looks and sounds great!
dang that's such a great exercise, i'm always looking for new patterns to try out. patterns that switch in the middle are so important, when you're playing a set you're always switching up your patterns so practicing rudiments that switch are incredibly helpful. one of my favorites that i've been working on is with triplets: RLR LRL RLR LRL RLL RLL RLL RLL RRL RRL RRL RRL RRR LLL RRR LLL. i kinda stole it from adventure drummer but added the RRR LLL RRR LLL on at the end.
I have an off-topic question , if you had only 30 minutes to practice a day , what would you practice to be a better drummer?
First the hand speed, THEN the babes!
great amazing
I had to pause after the intro. I couldn't stop laughing! 🤣
Great lesson. Is the sheet music anywhere we can print it? I subscribed to your channel and look forward to seeing more in the future. Thanks
Is it just me, but those 2 minutes of hand clapping are almost hell 😫
Great idea, thank you 👍
When you're doing the tabata exercise should you be concerned with timing (i.e. use a tick) or is this simply an exercise to get to that desired speed by brute exercise, then introduce a tick? I've seen that clap somewhere before (jojo Mayer :) )
For Tabada, it’s more about building up your surrounding muscles and go as fast as possible. So I’d do this without a click! And yes, I learned the clapping from Jojo Mayer years back!
I was just about to search how to get faster hand movements and this came up before i searched
That intro was Lit!!!
HAHHAHAHAHAHAH
Hey Gabe!! I'm kind of struggling right now cuz my arm kind of wants to do the same thing my kick does. Like my hihat is messed up cuz it imitates the beat I do with the kick.
Do you have any advice??
Idk what book it comes from but theres a chart that has various hands and feet combinations(over 1000 permutations) for example LLRR with the feet and RRRLLL with the hands. Make sure each hand and feet hit exactly at the same time. You will build coordination and limb independence as well as hand/feet pattern automation unbelievably fast. The other trick is to SLOW down and train your limbs to do what you want to do by being slow, deliberate, and perfectly precise.
Idk if you ever received help but the only way is to gain limb independence...you must look for and routinely practice techniques that require each limb its own movement that when put together...sounds good
That pull push techinque tho, how's that different from gravity blast?
How do you call the thing on which you practice the double tap
Can someone tell me the brand of that practice pad he uses in this video please? Thanks
🥁🔥🔥
that intro was more than accurate lmao
Wow man..
Hey gabe i heard that u liked the comment if we do it early and also i asked to review matt mcguire are u doin it
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Like this
Hi annya
2:18 - Push Pull technique