MY MAN. Ive been doing it every day for 1 month and my double strokes went from sloppy 130Bpm to Easy 200+ Bpm. Its incredible. Drilling singles and doubles is the most important
Blazer. You must be some sort of a genius, because I’ve been doing it for 2 months now, every single day, and I can barely produce a decent double stroke roll @ 160 bpm
The 20 min double workout that he made is just... I have said it before, it's beautiful, fun and WORTH every minute. Makes practicing a lot less tiresome and tedious (as practicing routines can be).
for me 1. Not enough practice 2. Not enough practice 3. Not enough practice 4. Practicing while distracted 5. Not enough practice Thanks for the inspiration this morning Rob, gonna go practice now!
The 20min doubles workout is a beast as well as getting your hands better in 8 weeks is also a killer must have warm-up routine!! Much love and respect mr beatdown!
I used to do 4800 double strokes about month every day (I still do sometimes, but now I work on your previous exercise with the 3 rudiments). I did the doubles in front of a mirror, so I could see what really happens in my wrists. I used to move my fulcrum a lot (to gain more rebound from a surface, though it wasn't really necessary) and it caused tension. After analysing the technique I've fixed it, developed proper double strokes and improved my dynamics. Thank god I know English well enough to watch your vids. You help me a lot, Rob. You're a great man!
The 20 minute double excercise, first of all, my hands used to SUCK, no more. And my dynamics were limited, so it's helped a lot there as well, And my timing👍
4800 doubles! Whatever clarity and speed I can claim to have now with the rudiment came directly from that lesson! I do it all the time! Man, the five-minute singlestroke workouts with it. They’re my jam!
Thank you for looking out for me, sir! I have all of these flaws and I've been working hard to correct them. Going back to basics! I've spent too much time just trying to play cool fills from my favorite songs on drums only to stumble through and fail because I'm not proficient enough (just one of many examples of my bad habits). But watching your videos has helped A LOT! Thank you again!
Truth man! While we're dealing with being stuck at home , It's the perfect time for serious shedding and development.. BTW ,The 20 min. workout IS vital! Loose Hands!!!
Never apologize for giving it to us straight. One thing I've learned over the course of nearly 35 years, is, we're all slouching and slacking somewhere. I know for me, the cold hard facts and straight talk and inspiration are what it takes to slap me into shape from time to time. I have nothing but respect for what you do and these amazing videos, and your double stroke roll workout is nothing short of brilliant! Many thanks, man!
cardinaldriver Not nearly as much as you think, man. Less than a minute for the most part. I have a tom tuning tutorial on my channel that shows you exactly how to do it. No drum dials or tune bots necessary 🤘🏽
@@cardinaldriver I noted BeatDown's reply. I have to tell ya... It's definitely legit. I followed his tutorials for all individual types of drums ... ie... snare, kick, toms... all their own separate tutorials. They are spot on and you'll always be complimented on the sound of your drums. That is of course provided your heads are in decent shape and decent quality. Although I've tuned lower level cheaper heads using Rob's techniques and they do not sound bad. I recently went with the newer Evans UV2 heads on my Tama Starclassic Walnut/Birch kit and it sounds incredible. So.... just for what it's worth. Good stuff Bro.
Rob, let me hit you with #RealTalk. This probably came at the right time of my drumming life, but this is far and away, your best lesson. Just about serious and tangible things for us to reach our potential. Just great advice. Also I’ve always wanted to say, that if I could be as relaxed and facile at the spot as you always are, man, my world would be different and I’ll hopefully live to get there. Lastly, I have a comment about your playing, since I just watched 14 minutes of comps 😉 challenge us and maybe yourself too a little, with a discussion on rests and the power when you say less at the kit. This is a big issue for drummers at all levels IMHO, including for sure me. Hope you’re feeling the love man, I don’t know why I feel okay saying it, but I did. ✌🏼
your double stroke thing got me results within a week of doing it everyday... but your flam workout also deserves a mention! I believe it was called the "flam jam" workout or something, but that helped with my dynamics SO much. seriously thank you for all that you've done man.
I've been playing the drums for just 2 years...I started with just a snare working on rudiments for 4 months. I have (somewhat) been working on my moeller stroke on practice pad and hi hats, but the best practice every morning at 6am is a page of Stick Control, 20 repetitions of each line, starting at 100 bpm with a goal of 152. Try it ...it actually becomes addictive. Beach Bum Drums the Blues
He's absolutely right about spending more time on the pad, I've recently done a stint of doing 1 hour a day on the pad, (that's a low estimate) you could do a lot more. My playing, technique, feel, time, groove, has EXPLODED. I dare say I've made more progress in this past year than I ever have on the kit. But of course, you don't know, until you know ;)
Number 4 is the truth though! I wasn't able to play drums for about a year. All I had was a practice pad. When I finally got back on a kit I was amazed how much better my drumming sounded and much smoother I felt.
I’ve said this a hundred times while watching your videos but I’ll put it in writing: you’re my hero. If it weren’t for your informative, value packed videos, I wouldn’t have the direction to pick up the drums again after 10 years away due to a car accident injury. Now that I’m healthy again, your videos are lighting the path for my return to self expression through music. Thank you.
I have never touched a drum kit but Ive been into drums , drumming and drummers for years. Your grip and hand position is amazing. Close ups really help to give budding drummers agreat start with the grip AND I've watched two clips and both have had decent humour! :)
Amazingly light touched on the snare drum. Something to aspire to! Thanks for providing very welcome drum therapy for all of us in Covid19 self-isolation!
So true I am playing with an Orchestra. Have to know manys the different styles of music and how to do. Not about fills but abound sound true to the music and doing the job.
Truth!!! You have validated my path, and pointed out areas that I need to give more attention. I used to think practice pads were goofy, but now I love my practice pad, and spend at least 75 to 80% of my practice time using it...I even got an extra snare stand for it...set up and ready to go whenever I'm in front of my computer. I have been working your hand exercises for about 2 months now, and am thrilled with the improvement from sloppy, uneven, and slow, to more precise, even, and around 400% faster! (Speed has been a side effect, not the main goal) I guess I bought my T-shirt a couple of weeks too soon...but ya' know what?...YOU are worth it! Thanks again for doing this...you are a rare and awesome breed Mr. Brown!
Using a drum practice pad has helped me quite a bit in my timing control and how I approach my kit and it really helped with my weak hand wasn't really into a practice pad at all until this year and Mr. Beatdown Brown inspired me to this .Thanks
You got it Rob! I spent plenty of time with the double stroke workout AND the single stroke workout. I'm almost 68 years old. Ok? Those workouts made a difference, even for ME! You guys out there better go for it! Tellin you!!
I feel you Rob. This is incredibly motivational, much appreciated, and couldn't have come at a better time. All my gigs for the foreseeable future have been cancelled. I am still working out on my pad every day, (and yes, the twenty minute double stroke workout IS a fantastic exercise), but I'm not inspired to set up my kit and play by myself right now. I miss playing with other musicians. My goals and dedication have remained pretty consistent since I started, but I feel like they're being compromised right now. One thing I can at least lay claim to is the amount of diverse music I listen to on a daily basis. Listening has always been as important to me as practicing. Without a vast home music library, I'd probably cave completely right now. I know there's no room for excuses when it comes to drumming, so thanks for the nudge. Maybe you should yell even more next time! Stay well and thanks again.
Man I love ur vids. And u are absolutely right about top 5 reasons practice pad is esential for getting better hands. I know I will never b as good as u but u give me hope and I have the passion to drum. Thank u
Reality check. Have had a kit for many years now and never had a practice pad. That is going to change. Thanks for this (and all other videos) that you do. You are a class act.
John Cialini: I couldn't agree more. Right now, the 20 minute double stroke workout is my daily warm- up. I only caught it a couple of weeks ago; I've improved exponentially, which builds hope which builds passion, which builds time with the pad and behind the kit.
I love watching this channel. It helps me so much. I watch a few videos everymorning even if ive watched them. The way you explain things helps out so much. Thanks man!!
Hey Rob, love your stuff! Thanks for these items. I'm making this my year for drumming. Everyday is a struggle but when I get what I'm trying to do, I feel so much better.
Love your videos, they are filled with tons of good info, keep them coming. You hit home with the comment about chops. I thought I was good at doubles until your doubles video and I realized the only way i could play doubles was strictly pinkies out bounce you inspired me and now I can play real doubles. Thanks!
That 20 minute workout is 🔥 Do the full 20 and use it to refine your grip and maybe figure out what you're doing wrong. I do it everytime before I get on the kit
Great video! Guilty as charged......I am not in a band, I do it for fun...but I am going to do better. Starting with the practice pad. Keep uploading....I will keep watching:) !!!!! Be safe!
Man Rob! One of your very best vids dude! All true, I will add that as a 40+ year player, having had some success, young drummers need to work on the hands on the pad just as you said. It really is so very important. Also, to use the pad effectively with a guided plan such as yours. If you’re a fresh new drummer or a more experienced one who missed some fundamentals, I highly suggest following any of Rob’s exercises. He cares bout ya playing and won’t lead you astray. Thanks again Rob! ✌🏼 🤟🏼 🤘🏼
More time on the practice pad than the kit? Makes sense. I commute 2 hours a day so I am always working on my hands on the train. Thanks for the vid Rob it helped a LOT.
I haven't done your double stroke workout, but I do doubles constantly when watching TV, or when just sitting around. That's singlehandedly pushed my drumming further than any other practice routine. Doubles are important yo
Rob, I have to be honest with you. Watching your skills can go 2 ways: 1. I find all the motivation and inspiration I need to be the best I can be. 2. Set it all on fire and try bass instead... Either way, it keeps me focused! :)
Hey Rob, it's been a while. It looks like your JoJo Mayer sticks are making a comback bro. I agree Dedication is key as I haven't been able to play as much lately with work schedules. Practice pads can only do so much. Being behind the kit and putting in 110% is the only way to grow in drumming. It looks like I've got some catching up to do. Keep up the good work Rob. #RobBrownonndrums 💯
Man you are an absolute pleasure to watch really And you are probably one of the best teachers out there i love your work Cheers daz from down under😁👍👍
Ok my man, wher are the ProMark Firegrain sticks in this video? I thought they were your latest greatest thing. The very reason you changed brands! I ran right out and bought some after watching your piece on how much you liked them. Actually I had just purchased them the week before but was glad to see you switch to my favorite brand. They are really great and again, thank you for all the great stuff here, I have learned a great deal.
Ayy rob can I get a shoutout Its my birthday
Titus Moreland happy birthday Buddy!
Shout out to Titus on his birthday, y’all ✌🏽🎉
Thank you I am 12 years old and work at a church playing drums this means alot to me
Happy Birthday Titus =D
Happy Birthday Titus. Happy drumming. Enjoy your Birthday.
20 minute double stroke has transformed my hands and ghost notes ! !
MY MAN. Ive been doing it every day for 1 month and my double strokes went from sloppy 130Bpm to Easy 200+ Bpm. Its incredible. Drilling singles and doubles is the most important
Blazer. You must be some sort of a genius, because I’ve been doing it for 2 months now, every single day, and I can barely produce a decent double stroke roll @ 160 bpm
Yuri Selukoff well I don’t know lol. Ive been filming my entire progress, and i def went from 130 to 200! I don’t know what to say XD!
@@yuriselukoff Could you be having fulcrum issues? Was the case for me and I could have practiced for years and not gotten past 160-170.
Yuri Selukoff , check your grip perhaps.
Just letting folks know that Rob's 20 minute doubles workout really helped me to achieve a more dynamic, even, and controlled double stroke roll
Im telling you guys...he’s right about that 20 minute double stroke workout. Its done wonders for me just 2 weeks in 3 times a week.
Dude for sure!!!
The 20 min double workout that he made is just... I have said it before, it's beautiful, fun and WORTH every minute. Makes practicing a lot less tiresome and tedious (as practicing routines can be).
My favorite part of Rob's exercises is that he does them so I can play along and he gets me using my click like I should be more often.
for me
1. Not enough practice
2. Not enough practice
3. Not enough practice
4. Practicing while distracted
5. Not enough practice
Thanks for the inspiration this morning Rob, gonna go practice now!
Listen to him, as a drummer of 40 years, I have learned a ton from Rob, AWESOME!!!!
The 20min doubles workout is a beast as well as getting your hands better in 8 weeks is also a killer must have warm-up routine!! Much love and respect mr beatdown!
I love this guy. He made me feel better at a trying time for all of us.
I used to do 4800 double strokes about month every day (I still do sometimes, but now I work on your previous exercise with the 3 rudiments). I did the doubles in front of a mirror, so I could see what really happens in my wrists. I used to move my fulcrum a lot (to gain more rebound from a surface, though it wasn't really necessary) and it caused tension. After analysing the technique I've fixed it, developed proper double strokes and improved my dynamics. Thank god I know English well enough to watch your vids. You help me a lot, Rob. You're a great man!
The 20 minute double excercise, first of all, my hands used to SUCK, no more. And my dynamics were limited, so it's helped a lot there as well, And my timing👍
I love the 20 minute doubles workout! I do it at work. YOU HAVE ENOUGH TIME, and also, IT WORKS!
4800 doubles! Whatever clarity and speed I can claim to have now with the rudiment came directly from that lesson! I do it all the time! Man, the five-minute singlestroke workouts with it. They’re my jam!
Thank you for looking out for me, sir! I have all of these flaws and I've been working hard to correct them. Going back to basics! I've spent too much time just trying to play cool fills from my favorite songs on drums only to stumble through and fail because I'm not proficient enough (just one of
many examples of my bad habits). But watching your videos has helped A LOT! Thank you again!
Truth man! While we're dealing with being stuck at home , It's the perfect time for serious shedding and development.. BTW ,The 20 min. workout IS vital! Loose Hands!!!
Good points here Rob. Bring back the Beatdown drum aerobics for this quarantine time 👌🏽🎶🥁
Whenever i watch a vid i immediately have to get on the set. This right here was much needed. Thank you
Never apologize for giving it to us straight. One thing I've learned over the course of nearly 35 years, is, we're all slouching and slacking somewhere. I know for me, the cold hard facts and straight talk and inspiration are what it takes to slap me into shape from time to time. I have nothing but respect for what you do and these amazing videos, and your double stroke roll workout is nothing short of brilliant! Many thanks, man!
Give e it to me straight, like a pear cider, made from 100% pears.
Theres no crying in drummin'.🤒😁
Your kit sounds great Beatdown! About how long do you spend tuning each tom?
cardinaldriver Not nearly as much as you think, man. Less than a minute for the most part. I have a tom tuning tutorial on my channel that shows you exactly how to do it. No drum dials or tune bots necessary 🤘🏽
@@cardinaldriver I noted BeatDown's reply. I have to tell ya... It's definitely legit. I followed his tutorials for all individual types of drums ... ie... snare, kick, toms... all their own separate tutorials. They are spot on and you'll always be complimented on the sound of your drums. That is of course provided your heads are in decent shape and decent quality. Although I've tuned lower level cheaper heads using Rob's techniques and they do not sound bad. I recently went with the newer Evans UV2 heads on my Tama Starclassic Walnut/Birch kit and it sounds incredible. So.... just for what it's worth. Good stuff Bro.
Rob, let me hit you with #RealTalk. This probably came at the right time of my drumming life, but this is far and away, your best lesson. Just about serious and tangible things for us to reach our potential. Just great advice. Also I’ve always wanted to say, that if I could be as relaxed and facile at the spot as you always are, man, my world would be different and I’ll hopefully live to get there. Lastly, I have a comment about your playing, since I just watched 14 minutes of comps 😉 challenge us and maybe yourself too a little, with a discussion on rests and the power when you say less at the kit. This is a big issue for drummers at all levels IMHO, including for sure me. Hope you’re feeling the love man, I don’t know why I feel okay saying it, but I did. ✌🏼
your double stroke thing got me results within a week of doing it everyday... but your flam workout also deserves a mention! I believe it was called the "flam jam" workout or something, but that helped with my dynamics SO much. seriously thank you for all that you've done man.
Nobody delivers a Beatdown like you, Rob! Respect☀
I've been playing the drums for just 2 years...I started with just a snare working on rudiments for 4 months. I have (somewhat) been working on my moeller stroke on practice pad and hi hats, but the best practice every morning at 6am is a page of Stick Control, 20 repetitions of each line, starting at 100 bpm with a goal of 152. Try it ...it actually becomes addictive. Beach Bum Drums the Blues
Rob is right.I went straight pad work about a year and a half ago(1 hour a day,everyday) and the difference is night and day.
He's absolutely right about spending more time on the pad, I've recently done a stint of doing 1 hour a day on the pad, (that's a low estimate) you could do a lot more. My playing, technique, feel, time, groove, has EXPLODED. I dare say I've made more progress in this past year than I ever have on the kit. But of course, you don't know, until you know ;)
Number 4 is the truth though! I wasn't able to play drums for about a year. All I had was a practice pad. When I finally got back on a kit I was amazed how much better my drumming sounded and much smoother I felt.
20 minute double stroke AND the single stroke sprints videos improved my hands and stick control dramatically! Highly recommend them!
You are so damn right about the practice pad, bro. Thanks for reminding me that. I forgot how important it is!
You're as real as they come. Maximum respect bro🇯🇲
Give it straight. He is so right.
+1 on the 20min doubles workout, it's a regular warmup exercise for me and just locks in the doubles for the session!
Absolutely transformed, having a sound knowledge of rudiments is imperative.. versatility is what I struggle with and continue to work on.
I’ve said this a hundred times while watching your videos but I’ll put it in writing: you’re my hero. If it weren’t for your informative, value packed videos, I wouldn’t have the direction to pick up the drums again after 10 years away due to a car accident injury. Now that I’m healthy again, your videos are lighting the path for my return to self expression through music. Thank you.
That snare...oh that snare. Shakespeare himself would not even have the sufficient words to describe the beauty of that work of art.
At 68 yrs old I found myself locked in doing the 20 minute double stroke exercise and it certainly helps me.
I have never touched a drum kit but Ive been into drums , drumming and drummers for years. Your grip and hand position is amazing. Close ups really help to give budding drummers agreat start with the grip AND I've watched two clips and both have had decent humour! :)
Thanks Rob for reminding us to practice more on our pads
That is such valuable strong advice that MAKES a difference. Thank you Wise One
Amazingly light touched on the snare drum. Something to aspire to! Thanks for providing very welcome drum therapy for all of us in Covid19 self-isolation!
So true I am playing with an Orchestra. Have to know manys the different styles of music and how to do. Not about fills but abound sound true to the music and doing the job.
Truth!!! You have validated my path, and pointed out areas that I need to give more attention. I used to think practice pads were goofy, but now I love my practice pad, and spend at least 75 to 80% of my practice time using it...I even got an extra snare stand for it...set up and ready to go whenever I'm in front of my computer. I have been working your hand exercises for about 2 months now, and am thrilled with the improvement from sloppy, uneven, and slow, to more precise, even, and around 400% faster! (Speed has been a side effect, not the main goal)
I guess I bought my T-shirt a couple of weeks too soon...but ya' know what?...YOU are worth it! Thanks again for doing this...you are a rare and awesome breed Mr. Brown!
that 20 min doble stroke routine is sweet!
Thanks Rob. As usual, spot on brother! Stay well.
Using a drum practice pad has helped me quite a bit in my timing control and how I approach my kit and it really helped with my weak hand wasn't really into a practice pad at all until this year and Mr. Beatdown Brown inspired me to this .Thanks
2 people are mad that they won’t improve their skill and abilities... Thanks Rob!!!
20 minute double stroke workout has been my go to since last summer and boy have my doubles smoothed out!!
You got it Rob! I spent plenty of time with the double stroke workout AND the single stroke workout. I'm almost 68 years old. Ok? Those workouts made a difference, even for ME! You guys out there better go for it! Tellin you!!
Thanks, Mark!
I feel you Rob. This is incredibly motivational, much appreciated, and couldn't have come at a better time. All my gigs for the foreseeable future have been cancelled. I am still working out on my pad every day, (and yes, the twenty minute double stroke workout IS a fantastic exercise), but I'm not inspired to set up my kit and play by myself right now. I miss playing with other musicians. My goals and dedication have remained pretty consistent since I started, but I feel like they're being compromised right now. One thing I can at least lay claim to is the amount of diverse music I listen to on a daily basis. Listening has always been as important to me as practicing. Without a vast home music library, I'd probably cave completely right now. I know there's no room for excuses when it comes to drumming, so thanks for the nudge. Maybe you should yell even more next time! Stay well and thanks again.
That snare is so f...... badass. Great video btw 👍. Thanks rob !
I love you, man!!! Your videos are the best...funny and informative...and that kit is beautiful sounding and looking!!!
Doubles are what I practice the most. Hands down.
4800 strokes in 20 minutes changed my drumming🙏
Thanks Rob 👍 you're part of my progress man
Hi I tried the 20 minute work out and it definitely improves ur technique God Bless Ralph
just another reason why i watch your vids more than any other instructor....u pull no punches lol!
ONE reason, ONE reason only: I don't practice enough.
I hear u brother on that. Wife kids and work. But I will never stop drumming. Keep on hitting things with sticks. Lol
@@keithcramer3844 I'm 14 and have none of these, but i still can't practice... 10 minutes in and my mother loses it.
@@levinzechner8274 hang in their buddy never stop drumming.
Love your fluidity!
All good tips.simple information but ya gotta do it. All stuff I’m working on.
Man I love ur vids. And u are absolutely right about top 5 reasons practice pad is esential for getting better hands. I know I will never b as good as u but u give me hope and I have the passion to drum. Thank u
Reality check. Have had a kit for many years now and
never had a practice pad.
That is going to change. Thanks for this (and all other videos) that you do. You are a class act.
John Cialini: I couldn't agree more. Right now, the 20 minute double stroke workout is my daily warm- up. I only caught it a couple of weeks ago; I've improved exponentially, which builds hope which builds passion, which builds time with the pad and behind the kit.
Right on Point! This is where I am! Still learning the fundamentals! Getting better slowly but surely! Thanks for the tips!
That intro got me right in the tender places hahaha. Thanks for always giving it to us straight Rob and for the super helpful tips
You’re amazing man! Thanks for doing this
20 minute double stroke roll workout is on WEEKLY!! Gotta keep the hands strong and loose!
Never as good as I sound in my head, but working on it every day!
Love the "bite marks" on those sticks! Keep up the great videos!
I love watching this channel.
It helps me so much.
I watch a few videos everymorning even if ive watched them. The way you explain things helps out so much. Thanks man!!
Hey Rob, love your stuff! Thanks for these items. I'm making this my year for drumming. Everyday is a struggle but when I get what I'm trying to do, I feel so much better.
Love your videos, they are filled with tons of good info, keep them coming. You hit home with the comment about chops. I thought I was good at doubles until your doubles video and I realized the only way i could play doubles was strictly pinkies out bounce you inspired me and now I can play real doubles. Thanks!
Rob bro, I know you are so right so so right man
I really needed to hear this man. Thanks
The 20 minute challenge has helped my weak hand (left) quite a bit. I have incorporated it into my daily workout. I also do it with my feet.
That 20 minute workout is 🔥 Do the full 20 and use it to refine your grip and maybe figure out what you're doing wrong. I do it everytime before I get on the kit
You the man!! Rob dope video!!
Double stroke routine has helped alot. Nice1
Great video! Guilty as charged......I am not in a band, I do it for fun...but I am going to do better. Starting with the practice pad. Keep uploading....I will keep watching:) !!!!! Be safe!
good points man! thanks!
Man, your playing is awesome. I'd never heard you... Keep up the good work!!!
Man Rob! One of your very best vids dude! All true, I will add that as a 40+ year player, having had some success, young drummers need to work on the hands on the pad just as you said. It really is so very important. Also, to use the pad effectively with a guided plan such as yours. If you’re a fresh new drummer or a more experienced one who missed some fundamentals, I highly suggest following any of Rob’s exercises. He cares bout ya playing and won’t lead you astray. Thanks again Rob! ✌🏼 🤟🏼 🤘🏼
More time on the practice pad than the kit? Makes sense. I commute 2 hours a day so I am always working on my hands on the train. Thanks for the vid Rob it helped a LOT.
Thank you for the high quality and honest information, as always ! We all got a lot of time at home now lol
Great upload, Rob!
100% truth thank you!
That double stroke endurance exercise actually fixed my doubles completely
The intro🤦🏾♂️🤣🤣🤣This guy is so funny without even trying bruh
I’ll back him up on number four! Practice pad practice pad practice pad... I used to hate it now I love it.
I haven't done your double stroke workout, but I do doubles constantly when watching TV, or when just sitting around. That's singlehandedly pushed my drumming further than any other practice routine.
Doubles are important yo
Good points to help assess my playing. Might have to re-priortize my practice time!
Rob, I have to be honest with you. Watching your skills can go 2 ways:
1. I find all the motivation and inspiration I need to be the best I can be.
2. Set it all on fire and try bass instead...
Either way, it keeps me focused! :)
It's all about improving. Music is one of the greatest things in human life!
You are on point and it is how much time you put into it.
Love the editing man. Once again, killer vid
Hey Rob, it's been a while. It looks like your JoJo Mayer sticks are making a comback bro. I agree Dedication is key as I haven't been able to play as much lately with work schedules. Practice pads can only do so much. Being behind the kit and putting in 110% is the only way to grow in drumming. It looks like I've got some catching up to do. Keep up the good work Rob. #RobBrownonndrums 💯
Man you are an absolute pleasure to watch really
And you are probably one of the best teachers out there i love your work
Cheers daz from down under😁👍👍
Totally agree.
I thought the main reason would be ”You practice what you already know”.
💞 TY & swoons over the end groove 💞
Hands, hands, hands!! That's what's up!!!!
Ok my man, wher are the ProMark Firegrain sticks in this video? I thought they were your latest greatest thing. The very reason you changed brands! I ran right out and bought some after watching your piece on how much you liked them. Actually I had just purchased them the week before but was glad to see you switch to my favorite brand. They are really great and again, thank you for all the great stuff here, I have learned a great deal.
I still do it daily after my hour warm up on pad, sometimes i do it trad. grip sometimes I do it matched grip. 20 min.
Rob, could you make some video's on how to approach odd rhythms in songs?