This video was everything I needed for my young drum set players starting in jazz band. The PDF is stellar , too. Thank you for this incredible resource
This is a very useful lesson, I really enjoyed it! I especially like the 12/8 example. Have you considered recording a full lesson focused on grooves in non-standard time signatures?
Nice job! I would add a rhumba to the list...think "A Night in Tunisia ". Philly Joe, Art Taylor, Danny Richmond, and more all have good rhumbas played on the snare with wires off, X-stick and rimshots. Also sounds great with mallets. If you're playing a commercial job with standards the rhumba was always part of the repertoire.
Great stuff Zac. I really enjoy this channel and I’m getting a lot of it🙏🏾… quick question: What are you using as your top felts for your rides, they look like plastic covers?!?!
Hey Kenneth! They are called 'The Grombal'. Its basically a rubber sleeve that substitutes a plastic sleeve/felts. I use them on LITERALLY EVERY cymbal... great product
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I cannot thank you enough for providing the tools I needed desperately to play the music I love.. thank you
You’re so welcome! Glad you got some value out of the video
only 5k views??? this is actually super useful, thanks
Ha, thanks so much! Hopefully it’ll be at 50k soon ;)
This video was everything I needed for my young drum set players starting in jazz band. The PDF is stellar , too. Thank you for this incredible resource
This is a very useful lesson, I really enjoyed it! I especially like the 12/8 example. Have you considered recording a full lesson focused on grooves in non-standard time signatures?
Great suggestion, I'll see about doing a part 2 for these concepts!
Nice job! I would add a rhumba to the list...think "A Night in Tunisia ". Philly Joe, Art Taylor, Danny Richmond, and more all have good rhumbas played on the snare with wires off, X-stick and rimshots. Also sounds great with mallets. If you're playing a commercial job with standards the rhumba was always part of the repertoire.
I chose the top 5 that I thought would be most helpful, but you’re certainly right, the Rhumba is a great one!!
Really enjoyed this video, thanks. Happy to subscribe! :)
Glad you enjoyed!! Hope you learned something from it!
I really enjoy your videos brother! Great work, don't stop
Lance, much appreciated bro!
Thank you 🙂
Nice playing and drum sounds! Really good mix on the drums. Cheers!
Thanks a bunch! Easy micing = easy mixing :)
Great! Thank you!
Thank you very much! You got it :)
Please. How do you tune your drums? Could you do a vid. They sound absoluteLy fabulous. I would play my-kit non stop.Maybe a thousand pleases.
Yes, a video on this should be coming soon... stay tuned!
Thanks mate, love your very nice sounding work‼️✌️🌻
Thank you kindly!!
Thx!👍🏼
Of course Joshua!! Hope you’re enjoying the content so far!
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this is good
agreed :)
Great stuff Zac. I really enjoy this channel and I’m getting a lot of it🙏🏾… quick question:
What are you using as your top felts for your rides, they look like plastic covers?!?!
Hey Kenneth! They are called 'The Grombal'. Its basically a rubber sleeve that substitutes a plastic sleeve/felts. I use them on LITERALLY EVERY cymbal... great product
Awesome thx for the reply 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Very nice. Don’t forget about 3/4 rhythms, ie jazz waltz & 3/4 ballads. 🥁
Oooo I think I'll need to do a part 2 then...
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