Thanks for demoing this brother, I watch this video twice almost always. First time, I pay all the attention to the thumb(yep, it ain't moving and that is the beauty isn't it?), and the second time I pay all the attention to the rest of the fingers. Thanks!
@Jevron It has been a process over many years, but to go from the beginning to this speed would probably be 6months to a year with daily practice. That means getting to your top tempo while feeling relaxed.
Great video! It seems as though this will work well for me being that my right ring finger is going to be fully amputated! Is this grip technique difficult to learn?
hi jason. ı am percussionist and ı like your videos a lot. ı think everbody had to have this technique. before ı learn that, ı cant control the stick. it is like going away from my hand. so ıt helps a lot. but on left hand ı cant managed. ı am wondering do you use your thumb to take rebound with index finger. ıf you dont, ı will think right hand more powerful than left hand so left must work more
hi I watched ur vidio and practiced it I saw that the gap between ur thumb and the index finger is closed so i did it that way but the back of the stick keeps hitting my paw andif i strech my fingers i have no control of the stick whatbshould i do?
I'm working on this. Still in the beginning stages. My problem is turning my left hand from french grip to american grip. With my hand in american grip, it just isn't working. Any suggestions?
I'm trying a whole new drumming technique, it sounds the same but, it's musical,dynamic & different movements & can it be done with each fingers. & do I use an up stroke then a down stroke?! Thanx.
I will have to say that I have short index fingers (genetic) where my fingers are like an inch below my middle finger, if that makes any sense. I've been practicing the finger technique only using the middle, ring and pinky. I'm wondering is it possible for me to master this technique?
But how does one use the finger technique in matched grip? I mean, we practiced using french grip so how would that translate to matched grip?Thing is, I am a beginner and am at a loss as to how can the fingers be utilised in matched grip anatomically speaking?
Prateek Yadav as you turn your palms flat to play you can work on still isolating the finger, but what this is really for is making your general strokes a constant combination of finger and wrist not really either exclusively.
Thanks for the response. Hmm, yeah I understand that neither grip uses fingers or the wrist exclusively. But how exactly are the fingers incorporated in german grip? Could you please make a vid demonstrating this? Having said this, today, I realised thaty difficulty in using fingers in german tech could be because I wasn't holding the stick in line with the arm. Once I made the adjustment I could notice the fingers taking a better position to pull the stick. Gotta practice now to see the rest. Have a good day:D
Prateek Yadav it takes time practice it in the air with the stick pointing to the roof. It takes a few months of doing it 20 30 min 4 5 times a week before youll have the mechanics down.
hello. I have a severely damaged right wrist and I need to learn a technique that will allow me to play nice fast 16th notes on my hi hats ... Would this technique work??? how fast can you get with this without it causing wrist movement beyond my capabilities .. I have around 30% normal motion and about the same amount amount of my original strength
Holy hell, my left hand needs some serious work. Great video!
Thanks for demoing this brother, I watch this video twice almost always. First time, I pay all the attention to the thumb(yep, it ain't moving and that is the beauty isn't it?), and the second time I pay all the attention to the rest of the fingers.
Thanks!
Funny so many do not realise how much we as drummers use our fingers!!
Good tips thanks!
Been teaching this for a long tim. You have it down pat. Nice video b🎶🎶
Thanks Eric. It is the Yamaha Orchestral Concert made from Rosewood block. I also use calf skin heads on top and bottom.
Nicely explained exercise on finger isolation!
Helped me out a lot! Thanks!
Excellent explanation. Thanks!
Really nice video, very clear explained! thank u.
Hey man. Great!! very clear. I'm doing this stuff tonight...
Cool thanks!
Hey Jason, love this video, I wanted to ask how long it took to get upto the speed your at?
This is a good video ! I going to try this . .
great video, very helpfull. Thanks
thank u very much. it will help me to increase my speed...
Thanks Laura. Best of luck.
@Jevron It has been a process over many years, but to go from the beginning to this speed would probably be 6months to a year with daily practice. That means getting to your top tempo while feeling relaxed.
Yes but when do you turn your wrists over? I don't want to play thumb up
Curt Priestley You turn it over when you’re playing regularly. This is just to isolate and build finger strength and dexterity.
very informative video!
Great lesson. Thanks. :-)
Great video! It seems as though this will work well for me being that my right ring finger is going to be fully amputated! Is this grip technique difficult to learn?
really really nice work~!I knwo how to practice my left hind and how to improve quicky hit~!
You are very welcome. Thank you for watching.
Thanks Ian!
hi jason. ı am percussionist and ı like your videos a lot. ı think everbody had to have this technique. before ı learn that, ı cant control the stick. it is like going away from my hand. so ıt helps a lot. but on left hand ı cant managed. ı am wondering do you use your thumb to take rebound with index finger. ıf you dont, ı will think right hand more powerful than left hand so left must work more
Woooooooooooooooooooooooow..THanks sooooooooooooooooooo much
Hope it helps. Thanks so much.
dude ive been using finger technique and i didnt even know it :0
hi I watched ur vidio and practiced it I saw that the gap between ur thumb and the index finger is closed so i did it that way but the back of the stick keeps hitting my paw andif i strech my fingers i have no control of the stick whatbshould i do?
I'm working on this. Still in the beginning stages. My problem is turning my left hand from french grip to american grip. With my hand in american grip, it just isn't working. Any suggestions?
thanks a bunch
I am confused. Some of the video and books show the match grip with the palm facing down so what should I use for practicing as a beginner?
I'm trying a whole new drumming technique, it sounds the same but, it's musical,dynamic & different movements & can it be done with each fingers. & do I use an up stroke then a down stroke?! Thanx.
what sticks are those? I like the taper
Thank you sir! :D
thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I will have to say that I have short index fingers (genetic) where my fingers are like an inch below my middle finger, if that makes any sense. I've been practicing the finger technique only using the middle, ring and pinky. I'm wondering is it possible for me to master this technique?
5 stars man
Cant seem to keep my wrist from moving
i want to start drumming...i lost my index finger about 2 years ago, will this effect me? ( i previously played guitar)
But how does one use the finger technique in matched grip? I mean, we practiced using french grip so how would that translate to matched grip?Thing is, I am a beginner and am at a loss as to how can the fingers be utilised in matched grip anatomically speaking?
Prateek Yadav as you turn your palms flat to play you can work on still isolating the finger, but what this is really for is making your general strokes a constant combination of finger and wrist not really either exclusively.
Thanks for the response. Hmm, yeah I understand that neither grip uses fingers or the wrist exclusively. But how exactly are the fingers incorporated in german grip? Could you please make a vid demonstrating this?
Having said this, today, I realised thaty difficulty in using fingers in german tech could be because I wasn't holding the stick in line with the arm. Once I made the adjustment I could notice the fingers taking a better position to pull the stick. Gotta practice now to see the rest.
Have a good day:D
Prateek Yadav it takes time practice it in the air with the stick pointing to the roof. It takes a few months of doing it 20 30 min 4 5 times a week before youll have the mechanics down.
hello. I have a severely damaged right wrist and I need to learn a technique that will allow me to play nice fast 16th notes on my hi hats ... Would this technique work??? how fast can you get with this without it causing wrist movement beyond my capabilities .. I have around 30% normal motion and about the same amount amount of my original strength
the problem with finger technique on hi hats is that they dont give much rebound.
balance up and down
Ha!! I do not know my friend. :-)
This should not be a problem. You just shit your fulcrum to your middle finger. Let me know if i can help.
(I'm sure you mean "shift" your fulcrum to your middle finger.)
Thanks for this very informative lesson, Jason - much appreciated!
My pinky is acting retarted
Why am I here If I play guitar
promark drumstick work better