The Beginner's Biggest Practice Mistake

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[@robertratti9724]

I’ll say it again …you are the best teacher around,patient,joyous, funny and insightful…thanks From a singer/songwriter who plays guitarCheers RR

[@1up579]

Exactly the kind of stuff I've been struggling to know how to progress on - thanks for digging into it! More of this please!

[@jumill]

I have just realized recently that understanding and internalizing rhythmic patterns exercises [L.H. and R.H] are key to hand independence. Please create more of these types of drills. Thank You

[@HoratioLindez]

You are the Super Mario of jazz teaching!

[@cyrusjerome]

You guys really are the best!

[@user-ks3ql3ds3j]

Every single video you guys do is absolutely gold for a working musician! Love ya❤

[@maxfaktor4776]

Great lesson! Thanks!

[@DarinWilson]

Thank you SO much. This was hugely helpful, and it's hard to find really good content that teaches basics of rhythm. I would love to see a full Open Studio course with stuff like this! I know there's the "Mastering Rhythm" course, but something that goes even deeper would be great

[@debbsplab42]

That guy said he was stuck in a rut and you called him a nut. 10/10

[@chokoala8637]

That’s the content that interests me the most, rythm training, I hope you can do more of this content ! I really like it

[@DavidJohnson-io9pl]

I *really* needed this. Please do more of these!!

[@eneojoechajohn6625]

This is what I need the most,more of this sir 🙏

[@timwhiteside3173]

Fantastic Adam! Rhythm is the killer!! And this channel is such a great resource!!!

[@henrikhautamaki1364]

Thanks Adam - you're the best!

[@bendubin7679]

Thanks Adam, this is super helpful and sorely needed!

[@mattoverholser5717]

This is really helpful. Exactly what I needed to work on...thanks

[@laurencescates3012]

This is an excellent course! More on this please! I use a metronome called gap click for this. It was made by benny greb - amazing drummer

[@GlennRoberts-qk1rj]

Nice, I like the hanon style lesson in the beginning. Theres always people asking to transcribe these wicked complicated bossa nova songs on discord. I'd love to be able to transcribe one day but I like what you said in the beginning about just playing along to recordings for the pocket.

[@everknight1185]

Thank you! I really enjoyed it!

[@CazimirCostea]

47:11 best part

[@mitchelledels9762]

You are so right about this one ADAM- Four things that make you a better player but you won't like it. EAR TRAINING, TIMING, RHTYTM, DICTATION-

[@thing2572]

We love the Cardinals hat 🙌🏻

[@Littleneddygtw]

I'll do whatever Jeff Suppan tells me to do. so talented

[@people4689]

Thank You. Teaching myself to play the piano

[@brucejeric6701]

Good lesson!!’ Thanks lots!!😊

[@jegoy68]

Adam, may I just say, if it weren’t for you, Peter and the rest of YHI and open studio, I would not have grown a little bit in my desire to understand and learn jazz (and life!).

[@kenneysalters7869]

What can you say EX. really well done and presented

[@eugeneponomarov7429]

Amazing!!!

[@ronaskew]

FYI:
Pro Metronome considers the Rhythm Trainer to be a Pro attribute of their product. So inorder to practice bar-on-bar-off, one needs to subscribe annually at $3.99/year long after they apply the heavy stone that insures your daily grave attendance. Or until every cent has been drained from your debit card or until your credit card is canceled for non-payment.

[@weedanwine]

Timeguru does it for free I think

[@ronaskew]

Thanks.
Not free but $1.99 is better.

[@SteffenZeichner]

Gap Click is also a great option for ios+android - $2.99, but very straightforward and a clearer interface than Timeguru (although I think Timeguru has some extra functionality available)

[@leoeeo6448]

amazing
!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@mfurman]

I wish that this could be just a podcast

[@snovoman]

New Zealand

[@ml-ei3nz]

12:22 WHIPLASH!
BTW Show me the LA drummer who can stay metronomic for 2 minutes with anything. Maybe with one non changing pattern or a simple song they know very well kind of possible but otherwise I think It’s a myth. Especially if you change the bpm of that familiar song slightly I suspect they would gravitate back to the familiar tempo. I want to hear such a drummer stating it, then I would consider to believe it.

[@jimlampshady]

Jazz is the wrong notes played at the right time.

[@AbhishekRajput-zq7xi]

Which Metronome was this?

[@josephvassale3524]

When I play some exercises I vary the rhythm looking away from the page ok ?

[@BoWadeOnDrums]

Triplets are challenging. I feel like we should start at a slower tempo.

[@chambre466]

😘

[@eydiguttason1961]

Ask Ted Howe how

[@0zzzzz]

"bc i'm not dead inside" 💀

[@mylocomambo9866]

♾

[@chambre466]

:)

[@TheBionemesis]

i love it... keep doing more videos like this