You'd find that the technique you learn to play jazz (while hard) would actually make your drumming excel in a way you'd never thought possible. Learning to play off the kick drum - rather than digging in for example can greatly change your tone in a positive way. Would always advise learning jazz drums
@@skoomabuffer5665 Very good question. Well, jazz has a lot of components to it. But the main one is feel, right? It can't sound like you're playing a rock gig when you do a triplet fill for example. A basic example would be the Moeller technique, (probably the most important technique to nail) by practising that technique it's easy to move quicker around the kit and play accents at the same time. You can then export this technique into really solid fills like 'Use somebody by kings of Leon (after the build up section)' . Honestly if I could write down all the techniques in one comment i would. But it would be massive and I still haven't learnt it all. BUT the stuff i have learnt has increased my stamina during shows and developed my style. Id advise you to look at some real wizard drummers like JD Beck or Yussef Dayes and you'll see how good jazz drumming can sound. To be as good as them is the end goal tho, no one can sound as good as them straight away and that's ok. You just gotta practice n the Moeller technique is the BEST place to start and i wish i learnt it way earlier, same with feathering the bass drum. They're simple but it'll carry you for the rest of your drumming life
Remember that nobody is born with the ability to play like this. It takes many many hours of sounding terrible. Years. Make sure your drums are tuned properly and you’re in a comfortable seating position and it will come with time. -Unsolicited Advice
I’ve been drumming for 16 years (I’m 20) and there’s no way in hell I could play to that sheet music. You’d give it to me and I’d start playing slipknot
@Brent Haskins I was always more interested in punk and metal drumming so I learned by ear. I do know how to read sheet music from band class and stuff but it’s definitely one of my weaknesses!
You should practice more sight reading then. From one metal drummer to another, it’ll make you more well-rounded and push you and challenge you. I can play every slipknot song there is out there, but nothing pushes your musicality more than reading songs and playing classic styles like Latin and jazz. Keep it up. You’re extremely young still.
if you can play metal you can get this down eventually. this is a lot of flashy techniques and ghost notes, but it makes sense if you're able to subdivide and naturally feel the latin groove. you don't even need the sheet music either, he didn't start with it he transcribed it!! you could easily do this or your own version by starting with basics :) that is if you want it. if not it's always amazing to appreciate other styles
Since I’m still new I changed up the intro a bit and play snare on the and of 2 3 and 4 while maintaining triplets on the base drum and 4/4 step on high hat and use the shoulder of the stick on the cowbell on ride.
In the first couple notes are you playing the ghost notes too? It’s so subtle and I can’t hear it or see it here so I’m wondering if it’s even necessary for me playing this song
hey i’ve always wondered how drummers read sheet music. is it like your own clef and different “notes” correspond to different parts of the drum? what if your drum kit has a shit ton of cymbals or something, how would you know which one to use?
You’re right on about notes corresponding to different parts on the drums. For cymbals, there’s usually a place on the staff for the most used cymbals (i.e. ride and crash) but sometimes when you have more cymbals, you choose which one to use. Idk if that made sense but there’s a set notation for the common shit and from there you pretty much play what cymbal fit best in the song
In this video, the main ride is 21" byrne cymbals vintage light ride. Hi hats are 14" Sabian Manhattan jazz, crash is zildjian 18" thin dark crash. However, now I am a byrne cymbals artist so that is what I am playing in my more recent videos.
When your brain automatically adds in the bass line after the video ends
Glad I’m not the only one
Wa waa weh wa waa weh wa waa
i’ll queue you in! caravan!
3, 4…
same bro
Well it did come in at the end
And this is why I don’t play jazz drums, but to each their own. Also that was awesome
You'd find that the technique you learn to play jazz (while hard) would actually make your drumming excel in a way you'd never thought possible. Learning to play off the kick drum - rather than digging in for example can greatly change your tone in a positive way. Would always advise learning jazz drums
@@shiftedprograms86 I know that advice was for a different person but I will take this to heart thank you
@@chiagozienwasuruba9884 :)
@@shiftedprograms86 Could you please elaborate? I play drums for 4 years, what kind of technique is used in jazz that makes you excel?
@@skoomabuffer5665 Very good question. Well, jazz has a lot of components to it. But the main one is feel, right? It can't sound like you're playing a rock gig when you do a triplet fill for example. A basic example would be the Moeller technique, (probably the most important technique to nail) by practising that technique it's easy to move quicker around the kit and play accents at the same time. You can then export this technique into really solid fills like 'Use somebody by kings of Leon (after the build up section)' . Honestly if I could write down all the techniques in one comment i would. But it would be massive and I still haven't learnt it all. BUT the stuff i have learnt has increased my stamina during shows and developed my style. Id advise you to look at some real wizard drummers like JD Beck or Yussef Dayes and you'll see how good jazz drumming can sound. To be as good as them is the end goal tho, no one can sound as good as them straight away and that's ok. You just gotta practice n the Moeller technique is the BEST place to start and i wish i learnt it way earlier, same with feathering the bass drum. They're simple but it'll carry you for the rest of your drumming life
I just started playin drums yesterday....if I’m ever able to play something like this I will be beyond proud of myself
Remember that nobody is born with the ability to play like this. It takes many many hours of sounding terrible. Years. Make sure your drums are tuned properly and you’re in a comfortable seating position and it will come with time. -Unsolicited Advice
hows the progress?
update?
Update ?
Update?
I’ve been drumming for 16 years (I’m 20) and there’s no way in hell I could play to that sheet music. You’d give it to me and I’d start playing slipknot
Dude, this means you wasted 16 years...
@@chsemaphor nah men, he was 4 when he started... besides, everyone has their own style.
@Brent Haskins I was always more interested in punk and metal drumming so I learned by ear. I do know how to read sheet music from band class and stuff but it’s definitely one of my weaknesses!
You should practice more sight reading then. From one metal drummer to another, it’ll make you more well-rounded and push you and challenge you. I can play every slipknot song there is out there, but nothing pushes your musicality more than reading songs and playing classic styles like Latin and jazz. Keep it up. You’re extremely young still.
if you can play metal you can get this down eventually. this is a lot of flashy techniques and ghost notes, but it makes sense if you're able to subdivide and naturally feel the latin groove. you don't even need the sheet music either, he didn't start with it he transcribed it!! you could easily do this or your own version by starting with basics :) that is if you want it. if not it's always amazing to appreciate other styles
sounded just like the real soundtrack, well done!
This was by far the cleanest I’ve seen anybody play this
Awesome! i always wanted to see a transcription of this, now i can try it too lol
I just added the sheet music to my website on the transcription page, there is a download link. www.paolocantarella.com Thank you! Happy practicing!
The footwork in this song is insane! I’m trying my hardest but I still need practice
not quite my tempo
was looking for this comment
Shit, had to check the comments before i posted this lol
dude thats so good, I have an electronic drum set so I can’t really do the right tempo for it but this is just encouraging
Good to see you posting videos, Paolo. Keep em coming!
Thank you! I'm going to try to revive this channel.
I can watch this all day
Now were you rushing or were you dragging?
ANSWEEEEEEEER
Pretty sure I rushed a little at bar 10. *hides in corner*
Russian or dragon?
@@propppoo246 ruclips.net/video/6gQ3SlrAcuo/видео.html
@@paolocantarella605 SO YOU DO KNOW THE DIFFERENCE
This is disgusting. Thanks so much for posting! Always puzzled me what he was playing. Really nice playing man
Thank you! I hope this takes some of mystery out of it!
Wow, sounds just like the original!
Man I’d love to see a breakdown of this. Great work!
Fucking hell, I'm struggling to learn this from a transcription, yet at all improving in the same style at the same tempo... Impressive stuff!
This was literally perfect good job
wtf it sounds exactly like the movie. Props to you bro
Wow fantasticcccccccccccc
11/10 cover
This is great
That's so cool.☺
that was beautiful to watch, great job man, fabulous work!!
Amazing
Damn that sounded nice!
YOURE DRAGGING
fantastico!! davvero bravo
Bro that was really good
Sounded like the track. Excellence.
*throws chair*
Awesome
I started playing drums 6 months ago and i think i am very close to playing caravan like you, but im still far to do play it that good
Full cover please!
I have a shirt just like yours lol. Good cover also
whats the drums and cymbals sir it sounds very good
exactly my tempo
super groovy
My god that looks hard
My goal in the drums is to play caravan perfectly.
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Wow!
Since I’m still new I changed up the intro a bit and play snare on the and of 2 3 and 4 while maintaining triplets on the base drum and 4/4 step on high hat and use the shoulder of the stick on the cowbell on ride.
Thaks!!!!!!!
WOW
Can u u show us a full transcription of cravan
Can you do all of it
Steve Gadd can ;)
maybeeeee. Note for Note would take a LONG time. Playing along doing my own thing wouldn't be so bad.
In the first couple notes are you playing the ghost notes too? It’s so subtle and I can’t hear it or see it here so I’m wondering if it’s even necessary for me playing this song
Me: yeah i play drums *watches this* I mean kind of ....
🔥
hey i’ve always wondered how drummers read sheet music. is it like your own clef and different “notes” correspond to different parts of the drum? what if your drum kit has a shit ton of cymbals or something, how would you know which one to use?
Still easier than reading piano sheet
You’re right on about notes corresponding to different parts on the drums. For cymbals, there’s usually a place on the staff for the most used cymbals (i.e. ride and crash) but sometimes when you have more cymbals, you choose which one to use. Idk if that made sense but there’s a set notation for the common shit and from there you pretty much play what cymbal fit best in the song
A zi sei fortissimo
Wow.
Nice
Isn't the hi hat on 2 and 4?
Messed up a bit. Take it from bar 17.
Throws chair
"WHERE YOU RUSHING OR WHERE YOU DRAGGING"
And this is why Jazz drumming has lots of fills than Rock
I swear I heard bass guitar in background :D
When you were expecting the bass line😔
not quiet my tempo
Score complete? Where?
Anybody know what kind of heads those were?
They are the stock heads that came with the drums. Some kind of coated aquarian - they feel pretty thick.
dayyymmmmm
*Where you rushing? Or were you dragging?*
Wow
No time signature?
Congrats
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Not my tempo
You sound great but what's with the left hand technique? Probably just more comfortable if you're still playing that good.
*More the placement of the hand on the stick is what I meant.
@@MiniGeoMan 8 months late but look up traditional grip :)
😍😍😍😍
何年くらいドラムやってますか？
NOT MY TEMPO!
Bro how the flip does someone do this 😭
Can you play all music please ?
❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉👍👍👍👍👐👐👐
Same beat as Tank! by the Seatbelts from Cowboy Bebop!
What cymbals are you using?
In this video, the main ride is 21" byrne cymbals vintage light ride. Hi hats are 14" Sabian Manhattan jazz, crash is zildjian 18" thin dark crash. However, now I am a byrne cymbals artist so that is what I am playing in my more recent videos.
@@paolocantarella605 thanks
I saw an eighth grader play this shit. it was insaane
Play on my time
I think jazz is the hardest style to play
i just cant do the ghost notes 😭😭😭
Do the whole thing.
Did i ask you to start playing?
Bet you can’t play and transcribe Back in Black by AC/DC!
W h o a
Rushing
Andrew what the hell are you doing man
Yeah but can you beat Goku?
Is not my tempo
I give up
not my tempo. 😂
Not...quite...my tempo
Not quite my templ
What are you looking at there's no fucking Mars bar down there
the sheet music on the music stand. come on. Erwin is a brilliant strategist, how could you not see that.
So basically... ghost notes galore 🤣
youre dragging
The other covers are just copying miles teller’s acts
Looool. Work more. That’s not even « good »
Rager XD
@@canalrandom7912 dude just ,
Stfu because that’s fucked up XDDD😂😂. If you found that « good . » u got a problem
@@musicisthecure6934 what's fucked up for you?
@@canalrandom7912 dude it’s absolutely not the same 🤣🤣🤣.
Listen to the real jazz
Have a nice day by
@@musicisthecure6934 How could you tell?
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