Ilan Rubin Teaches Stewart Copeland-Style Hi-Hat Techniques | Reverb Learn to Play
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2018
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Drummer Ilan Rubin (Nine Inch Nails, Angels & Airwaves)'s influences are many, but today he focuses on the glorious and unpredictable drumming of The Police's Stewart Copeland. Watch as Ilan gives us a lesson in nailing Copeland's hi-hat technique.
Ilan's Setup:
Drums: Q Drum Co. Galvanized Steel in 13", 16", and 24" shells.
Cymbals: Zildjian Avedis
Heads: Remo
Hardware: DW
Sticks: Vater 
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Ilan is a very good educator as well, not only a phenomenal drummer with incredible drive and intensity. I am a teacher and this is very well explained and showed.
Was lucky enough to see Ilan play two nights with NIN at Red Rocks a couple weeks ago. Dude is incredible.
Big River Records Saw him play for NIN, too, but it was back in 2013. I was so stoked, especially because I didn’t know he was a member of the band. Glad to know he’s still touring with them. He’s an awesome player.
Same with me in Phoenix
Lucky dog😮
Versatile drummer. What luck to have chance to play with nin. Songs are fun for drumming.
Cool, I saw him too playing with Stanley Clarke, Andy Summers and a female singer I can't remember her name. They played a small venue in my area and I stood really close fascinated watching his incredible technique.
A young player who plays like an old school badass. He’s outstanding.
"They got it wrong or something in Jamaica and played 2 n 4 n not 1 n 3" still remember Copeland saying that in the Jools Holland video what a legend amazing video..love Ilan
I'm with you about Copeland's approach. Always seemingly improvisational with his hihat bits, fills and flourishes. It's a style that shows his personality a lot. Always been a Copeland fan. Great vid.
BRILLIANT! Ilan Rubin just gave the tightest, clearest, most applicable breakdown of the great Stewart Copeland's signature moves I have ever seen.Not only that, he empowers drummers by showing them how they too can use these basics creatively in the context of their approach. Love it! Love it! Love it! Thank you, Ilan!
I hope no one thinks that this should diminish Stewart Copeland, one of my FAVORITE drummers, but every lick in this video is just a common reggae lick. Of course, there are lots more Stewart Copeland licks that are unique to him! :)
Copeland is number one. He lives and breathes percussion.
Joshua Batch...I hope he breathes air. It’d be dangerous otherwise.
You mean you’re a Police fan. Buddy Rich is number 1. Personally my number 1 is Ilan Rubin. It’s subjective. Probably the least factual comment I’ve ever read.
Joshua Batch subjective.
James Reeno I saw NIN in June I London. Rubin is nuclear. It’s not just premier league technique he has (see his drum off set on RUclips using Massine too). He hits the drums with such power and grace. He also tweeted me whilst in tour in Europe somewhere. Took the time out to answer a a question about left or right handed. He told me he’s ambidextrous. It’s why I said “Top man too”.
and this guy has ZER0 in common.
Earl Brackett...and that’s that then is it. You say it and it’s true.
Idiot.
He never played the same thing twice....he is incredible.
This was amazing! Copeland for the masses. Thank you Ilan, you are the man 👍🏼
As Stewart has said hundreds of times, he only got two, three or maybe four takes on tape, after Sting brought his demos in that morning and said "play this, but make it better" and he was done - meanwhile, Sting and Andy got to fuck around with everything else LOL
He did this hi-hat in Paramore's "Now". Very nice attacks on those hats!
Guitar player , here - but this video, this style of drumming etc. is SO INSPIRING!
Great lesson
This is the best lesson I've ever had on Stewart's hi hat technique
Really awesome stuff! Remember folks reverse the sticking if your right handed, Ilan plays left hand lead, open handed!
My two favorite Copeland hi-hat patterns are at the beginning of Spirits in a Material World and Peter Gabriel's Red Rain.
I have waited 12 minutes of this video to listen to that rare Ride cymbal only to find out that it's happening in the next one. still great stuff ! tnx guys !
This is the best SC tutorial out there. You gotta have that feel. The building blocks are perfect!
copeland's hi-hat tone is SUCH an important sound to the feel of those records ! so lonely (through some decent speakers) says it all
Darrien Day, Well said & couldn't agree more. Masoka Tanga is so tidy...
As if anyone can teach Copeland hi hat technique hes a master
damn right!
Great job on dissecting Stewart’s groovy beat patterns. Thank you!
This guy is the epitome of, fancy playing doesn't land u gigs. This is simple stuff, but he's playing it with conviction, and he sounds awesome.
The 3 over 2 rhythm is also the main beat of many Bauhaus songs. Their drummer used some similar methods in his playing.
Its sad to see that some people are more interested in the dudes hair than his awesome drumming 🙄 Rock on man!! 🤘
Outstanding lesson, those Avedis hats are buttery !!
‘Man in a Suitcase’.... classic!!
So bloody talented this guy, it's insane.
This was great, thank you for this lesson!
Another great lesson! Thank you Ilan.🍻
Stewart’s hat work is emblematic of his left-handed ness playing a righty kit set up. Genius!
Awesome Ilan! Thank You. Snare/rim shot always on the 3.
Ilan, you are a monster! Stewart Copeland was such a brilliant drummer, and you nailed his hat technique. Thank you!
Trey Vittetoe Music Was a brilliant drummer? The dude isn't dead, you know.
joseph migliore yes he is a great drummer!
@@jumpinjojo Yeah dude, I thought he had died after reading the comment. Enough great musicians already dead....let's keep Stewart alive!
Timestamp A - 2:16 , B - 3:11, C - 4:04, D - 5:24, E - 9:41, F - 10:22
Astounding...thank you
I needed this video 2 years ago...
Such a great lesson! Makes it all look so easy.
Admire your technical talents.....great tutorial....Stewarts my #1 drummer.
He plays this kinda groove in paramore’s now. Right after the first chorus. Super cool.
Very cool vid. didn’t know Ilan was into Stewart Copeland, but now I hear it, especially in his earlier work on a tune with Denver Harbor - Outta My Head, on the Scenic LP. one of my fav tunes on that album!
Grew up trying in vain to replicate Ian Paice (Deep Purple), then John Bonham (Led Zeppelin) and when I heard Stuart Copeland I threw my hands up in the air in resignation. This tutorial is amazing in that it breaks it down to a level that appears so easy to follow. Well done Ilan Rubin.
What a great explanation! Thanks for the class !!!!
Please never delete this video
This guy is such a beast drummer and I love that he smacks the crap out of the drums.
So does Copeland
Fabulous‼️great lesson that unlike some others, makes me feel like I’m getting there. Thank you and I’ve subbed you Ilan✌️🌻
Nice job man, very cool video. I really like the way you broke it all down. Can’t wait to work on it with my son. 🙏
Roxanne on the live disc is epic, his work is legendary
Great lesson! Thanks!
Great breakdown. Thank you.
this guy is talented as well as being a great teacher.
Love this guy! Killer musician.
This series is exceptional!
Very difficult to compare Stewart Copeland to other drummers as he is in a class of his own. His style is so unique and still can't think of many drummers who are so hi-hat heavy in their playing and the drumming in Walking on the moon is just so good and way he omits the first bass drum beat makes his playing a little more challenging for those covering him. Also he added more in the studio meaning it can be difficult to work out what he is playing as you have to imagine the extra notes are not there. He does this whooshing delay on Walking on the moon which I think is a studio added extra but makes it difficult to cover as you have to find a way around it. Stewart Copeland is definitely a drummer who will make you think. Another great tutorial.
Truth! I can think of only a few with that distinct soundscape. Topper Headon from the Clash is also a monster on the hi-hat.
Yes, Stewart used delay on the hat in WOTM (and other tracks). I think of him and The Edge as two innovators who used delay not merely as an atmospheric effect but rather as an actual arrangement/composition tool.
The late, great Everett Morton of The (English) Beat.
Great lesson…Thanks for post this….you are awesome
Stewart Copeland is one of my top 3 influential and favorite drummers after Carl Palmer and Neil Peart
So knowledgable and just f'in great
Damn, where was this video when I was 17? I pulled my hair out trying to learn Regatta de Blanc. It sounded like three drummers playing it.
Stewart said he used an echo/delay machine on that intro too. I pulled my hair out too trying to learn Regatta de Blanc. Usually dropping the stick doing cross-sticking on the rim.
Wow, great video. Thanks for breaking that down.
Cool drummer! I like his approach!
fantastic tutorial
You have the Stewar Copeland signature sticks, nice. I love my pair
Love it!
Ilan Rubin is one of my top 100 drummers
Great video brother!
Those hi hats sounds so good
Short and to the point. Nice.
Love this!!
I needed this so bad. Heard one of those rhythms before, had a hard time slowing it down in the original Live Police video. Thanks!
Ilan is such an underrated drummer
The Police! My all time favorite group Nice
Excellent!
Love this guy.
Shadow in the rain copeland hit hat crazy!!
10:33 / 12:56
Ilan.... New Blood in a dull world. You bro are on your way, to becoming one of the GREATS.
Love it
Effing brilliant. Thanks.
Oh.
I thought from the title he was actually giving Mr Copeland a lesson.
The panda eats, shoots and leaves.
Me too at first, but still like the video!
great tutor! subbed
Veri clear. Exelent class
In ways Copeland, and Bonham were very much alike. Just an example or 2......I don’t think either could play one of their own tracks back as it was recorded. As you said, but both have that ADD drumming. They were both extremely influential to drummers who followed them. You do a great job!
I'd love to see a "Walking on the Moon" demo. Great stuff!
That 1 and 3 groove is basically the groove he uses on "bed too big without you"
Superb. So well demonstrated.
Oh hii so glad to have you here
¡¡Increíble!!
Que baterista más brutal..
Ilan sold that exact kit on reverb like a year ago... Kicking myself in the ass for not buying it! It's the only one of its kind. He owns his own drum company and designs and makes his own drums! Q Drum Co
WHAAAAAATTTT THAT WAS SO COOL
Best drummer of NIN ever
Awesome video u are a beast
Joe Jackson-Fools in love has that same kinda sound. The whole Joe Jackson “Look Sharp” LP seems to be kind of Copelandish as well. At least I’ve always thought that
Brilliant
You sir, are a god.
WOW !!! U R VERY GOOD !!! THANKS !
Great vid dude! Closed my eyes, and the mighty Copeland was playing. Eargasm, dude! Are your other top five, Peart, Bonham, Baker, and....Moon? I stayed within the rock realm, obviously.
PGeorge61 I can have a different top 5 based on my mood. Too many great drummers to pick out 5 and set that 5 in stone
@@heftyalan1152 Thanks for the reply. And, I understand.
You are a seriously excellent teacher. Insightful and to the point. Thanks a lot!
Well this is nothing short of brilliant...
great speaker
Killed it
thanks ! greath
Wow! ..... This'll keep me busy for a few months!
What a boss.
Miss your 'Angels & Airwaves' days..!!
What is awesome is that i have kindof an "ADD" and change stuff bar to bar. I have a feeling its because i listened to copeland at a young age.