Hand Speed And Endurance?! | Hybrid-Technique Tutorial

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  • Опубликовано: 3 авг 2020
  • In this exclusive technique masterclass Hannes Grossmann explains his hand technique (the hybrid technique) in detail.
    The second part of the lesson focuses on his foot technique and how he is able to play double bass single strokes at tempos above 240 beats per minute with standard tama speed cobra pedals.
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Комментарии • 13

  • @drumtechniqueacademy
    @drumtechniqueacademy  4 года назад +1

    For the full lesson 1 hour masterclass just sign up at the Drum-Technique Academy: www.drumtechniqueacademy.net/

  • @Affenhaug
    @Affenhaug 4 года назад +6

    My favourit blaster!

  • @mofyzal
    @mofyzal 4 года назад +1

    He's back!

  • @2doobsmcjubes555
    @2doobsmcjubes555 4 года назад +5

    Interesting he says hes not the "optimum high speed player" considering I always think of him as one of the best blast beat players around, but looking back I think he thrives more in swing/groove tempos, especially in Alkaloid. He has great feel, I can always tell it's him during slower parts with his accents and things.
    It might be harder for drummers to have that in higher tempos because you have to be static and almost mechanical to still sound clean at that speed.

    • @derekkinney2277
      @derekkinney2277 4 года назад +4

      I think he is saying that since he prioritizes hitting super hard. You can do this at high speed but it wastes more energy. Other drummers have a more efficient approach. That being said Hannes drumming is one of a kind and I’ve always admired his approach.

  • @damohsyoutube
    @damohsyoutube 3 года назад

    The motion of hitting a nail with a hammer but the stick is turning a little bit sideway for the american grip to form unless it become french grip. This technique is powerful and become muscle memory once you get it right.

  • @Lu-ql
    @Lu-ql 3 года назад +1

    It's very interesting how similar this technique is to Mike Mangini's in a way.
    There's a guy called Riccardo Merlini who's is extremely fast (like +300bpm fast), and was a student of Mangini in Berkeley and he teaches that technique. He describes it as a rotation of the wrist, like turning a knob, while also using fingers, kinda just like Hannes showed, but he uses more wrist.
    I think Hannes can probably also play without rebound, which aside from power, is the biggest advantage of that technique.
    I love seeing unconventional techniques like this and Marthyn's own hybrid technique for instance, that show how versatile you can be as a drummer.

    • @nickcollins9893
      @nickcollins9893 3 года назад +1

      Finally someone mentioned Riccardo Merlini!
      That guy's technique is nuts!

  • @seelanne
    @seelanne 3 года назад

    Great advice: i prefer to go even farther: i take away the index and lay the stick on the first nuckle auf the middle finger. The index mains only as aguide. Now i make a move which is similar to this „hybrid motion“. But no matter how in detail: its important to create a motion of the sticks in the hand with the fingers. The wirst then is only a creator of momentum and swing.

  • @jasonfant1420
    @jasonfant1420 4 года назад +1

    This was a good video Martyn

  • @Philipp_Thielen_510
    @Philipp_Thielen_510 4 года назад +5

    In drumming, every movement you do is "kinda like dribbling a basket ball" xD
    But it literally is true

  • @kenbrooks5242
    @kenbrooks5242 3 года назад

    What a long winded answer to a simple question