Play Drums Like (the Other;) Nate Smith
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- Опубликовано: 31 мар 2018
- 3 Videos In 3 Weeks: the8020drummer.com/youtube-low
Transcription (and 3 videos;): the8020drummer.com/lessons/oth...
Check out Nate's record Kinfolk here: natesmithmusic.com/kinfolk 
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8:15 reminds of that groove by the Isley brothers used in "Won't Do" By J Dilla and recently in "them changes" by Thundercat. Great work as always Nate.
Exactly What I was thinking when I heard it!
Same! I too immediately thought of them changes
Awesome video, Nate. Thanks for sharing!
Great video, I’ll be practicing this. Thank you
Thank you, Nate
Incredible!! huge thanks
this is precious, thanks Nate (yes you dude)
8:20 Oh shit it's Isley Brother Footsteps in the dark/Thundercat them changes.
Vladimir Poutine dude how is it when you play with kneebody 🤣🤣
Don´t forget Dillas "Won´t Do"
Nice breakdown. Thanks Man.
Love this track & groove, his album is great too. They do a lot of stuff in 9 on there. Thanks for this!
Doing the follow up on the paradiddle quintuplet lesson?
Just stumbled upon this after commenting on your latest poll for the next "who played it best," where I suggested Skip Step.
Skip Step is absolutely one of my favourite songs to jam to, but I wouldn't get too caught up in "playing it the way its recorded" since Nate Smith himself approaches it so many different ways. My favourite is the NPR Night Owl recording, which has some killer right-hand straight-sixteenth sections and he also does this totally rad "straight spangalang," which is like the accented straight 8th pattern with the cycling accent inverts that you talk about in the video, but on *steroids*. Mastering that really helped with my independence (Well, left hand lead is mastered. I can play the pattern at +20% tempo. Right hand lead still needs more work), however the fast straight 16ths are still kicking my ass. My goal for this month is to get to where I can play straight 16ths on the lead hand with accented quarters for the entire duration of the song. One of my goals for the year is mastering Rambo, which I'll admit is presently a bit beyond me.
Me encanta! Gracias!
Nate smith is so fucking good!
Super cool!!!!!
your definitely a good drummer any one that can imitate all these drummers is good.
How to play like Nate Smith: you can't. You're welcome.
Hey Nate. I gave you a shout out a few weeks ago on a blog. The topic was “what does playing in the pocket mean?”. I got a ton of responses when I offered to help a small group of drummers understand this. I referred them to you and Stephen Taylor. I sent them some links to y’all. Hope this works for you.;)
I even clarified that you are the other Nate Smith that can demonstrate what pocket means. Ha ha!
I even went further to tell about your tutorials on H town’s own Chris Daddy Dave. Believe it or not, there are some here in Houston that don’t know!!! Makes me want to🤮. Anyway, you are still wise in the ways of the force Master Obi! Take care brother!
Ps. That track of Nate sounds to me like that Oz Noy track from a few years back. My old drum teacher had us do the play along “Just Groove Me”. I bet what you are showing is applicable to that. 🤷🏻♂️
Hey Keith thanks for the shout out and the kind words. Love oz and love that tune!
Nate by Nate ! Love this groove
nice!
“90% of the meat off-a-that” 🤣 great lesson as always.
Hi Nate! Could you tell me what the song in the beginning of the video is called please? Have a nice weekend!
yess!
Yaaaas
What do you think about thievery corporation songs?
Their drum grooves I think are very interesting and great material to deconstruct with that great insight you convey. One song in particular I find so intriguing is "all that we perceive" let me know what you think about it..
For some reason this groove made me recall that song
Their drummer Jeff Franca is the man!! You should check him out if you haven't already. Amazing player and sweet human
Austin Boyd I have. He’s a great drummer. Seen the live shows on you tube.
Fucking love kinfolk!
Thanx for the lesson
2:44 You can make it more simple by saying it's a bar of 4/4 and a bar of 9/8. Why is it necessary to subdivide it as 3/4 and 3/8?
It's easier for you to count to 9 than to 3?
The 80/20 Drummer I actually got the point about an hour after I wrote the comment... It's more easy to write it in the way i suggested, but easier to count in your way.
I count to 4 three times, then I count to 5. 16th notes
I actually think this is easier if you count it ”1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 1 & 2 & 3 & 4 & 5” i get confused when jumping between counting quarters and counting eights
13:42 woo
nice extinguiser bro...congrats
How to sing like the other Nate
Fima!!
Is Nick Kroll your brother aka mookie lol
Love you man but why you playing in the jogging jacket =)
ruclips.net/video/l-I3sCt3bOI/видео.html to watch Nate playing this track live
Don't count just feel
You are definately no Nate Smith