If you'd like to take this idea a bit further, you can get the interactive transcription of a few different "question and answer" groove ideas on my Patreon page patreon.com/JeffRandallDrumming and book a lesson with me on my website JeffRandallDrumming.com.
Hi Jeff, you are a very good Teacher! Every time I watch your Films I feel good! Together with Rob (Beat) Brown, you are the best Teacher I ever saw! Go on, please, best wisches
I just thought about my way of drumming and I realized I was only looking at the notes and tried to remember certain grooves when playing songs. Then I looked up how I might be able to fix that and now I’m here. Great tips you got there. I will try and make it work for me because I’d like to play more freely without having to remember every single groove or even fill...
It can be difficult to teach others how to feel the music. Love the Q&A approach, that could help those who struggle with putting things in the right place. Thanks for the video.
I took lessons and I learned that skill on my own. It was funny I be learning out of a drum set book. We go beat by beat and I learn the beat first then would play 8 bars then do that with a fill. After learning a beat sometimes he be go straight to the 8 bars with the fill.
I know this is an older video and you probably won't see this but MAN this helped me more than any other drumming tutorial I've seen. It has shifted my mind away from being hyper focused on learning sheet music to being creative behind the kit. This is the true way to learn
Excellent lesson. I still find this "free state" one of the most challenging states to get into while for instance staying within the structure of a hard bop song or while reading a big band chart. Nonetheless, musically it is key! Thanks Jeff!
Logic and reasoning supports your understanding, but it is ultimately emotion and feel what makes us express ourselves. Loved the Q&A idea! Great job as usual Jeff.
Jeff, your awesome brother. For those of you who that are not patreons of Jeff, you are missing the whole package. Go sign up as a patreon, its good stuff.
Thank you for your tip. This actually works..I started learning drums since 6 months but I'm so faster than others especially in improvisation and catching the groves vibes, it's bcz i have this music sound in my mind before I play it.. In the Indian percussion system we have something called konnakkol, percussion language, which has syllable for every rhythm, note and sounds that can be made with the percussion instrument, like mridangam, ghatam tabla etc. We are taught that first along with timing. only after that we are taught to play it on the actual instrument. That's why we can see carnatic musicians improvise things impromptu on the spot also it's a common phenomenon where different types of percussion instruments are having conversion during the concerts.. Eg: ruclips.net/video/U4BcxbYKvKg/видео.html ruclips.net/video/SfsYORGxHoI/видео.html ruclips.net/video/ZuZF8BaOt58/видео.html
I drive my coworkers crazy because this is all I do at work “bum bum tsk chaka bum bum tsk” then I start mashing into my keyboard and the whole ward hears it since we work graveyard.
Hi jeff, honestly your drumming is just solid man, I take a lot of inspiration from the way you play drums your feel and style is just so well worked. How often do you practice and are you in a band??
Hey Jeff, please don't include yourself in the "we mere mortals" category 😊 you are an amazing drummer and an inspiration for all of us. Love the transcription sheet with the drum loops, it’s going to occupy me for the coming week or two. Your videos always have extra value, thanks so much from Italy.
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If you'd like to take this idea a bit further, you can get the interactive transcription of a few different "question and answer" groove ideas on my Patreon page patreon.com/JeffRandallDrumming and book a lesson with me on my website JeffRandallDrumming.com.
Hi Jeff, you are a very good Teacher! Every time I watch your Films I feel good! Together with Rob (Beat) Brown, you are the best Teacher I ever saw! Go on, please, best wisches
Man your lessons are great. Just doing your exercise has vastly improved my hands
I just thought about my way of drumming and I realized I was only looking at the notes and tried to remember certain grooves when playing songs. Then I looked up how I might be able to fix that and now I’m here. Great tips you got there. I will try and make it work for me because I’d like to play more freely without having to remember every single groove or even fill...
Hey Jeff! You videos are so helpful! I agree beatboxing groves helps! Thank you for everything you do!!🥁🥁
So glad to hear they’re helping you out Lindsay!
This is one of your best 👌 I completely get the whole having a conversation with yourself haha so good
It can be difficult to teach others how to feel the music. Love the Q&A approach, that could help those who struggle with putting things in the right place. Thanks for the video.
Yes, it’s so tricky to teach! This has always been a great place to start for me to get those creative juices flowing.
I took lessons and I learned that skill on my own. It was funny I be learning out of a drum set book. We go beat by beat and I learn the beat first then would play 8 bars then do that with a fill. After learning a beat sometimes he be go straight to the 8 bars with the fill.
I know this is an older video and you probably won't see this but MAN this helped me more than any other drumming tutorial I've seen. It has shifted my mind away from being hyper focused on learning sheet music to being creative behind the kit. This is the true way to learn
Emphasize the space in the groove, especially in funk grooves.
Hi I'm a kid from Philippines i love your videos i lo wathing it your an expert for me
What a GREAT way to approach this. Nicely done!
Thank you sir!
Thats realy good sound
Like your lessons and your no nonsense friendly approach plus your obvious passion for playing!
Excellent lesson. I still find this "free state" one of the most challenging states to get into while for instance staying within the structure of a hard bop song or while reading a big band chart. Nonetheless, musically it is key!
Thanks Jeff!
Excellent
Awesome advice! Thanks man
Logic and reasoning supports your understanding, but it is ultimately emotion and feel what makes us express ourselves. Loved the Q&A idea! Great job as usual Jeff.
Nothin better then finding a good new drum content creator with good content, sick
love this
Good stuff dude!
Jeff, your awesome brother. For those of you who that are not patreons of Jeff, you are missing the whole package. Go sign up as a patreon, its good stuff.
Really appreciate your support Richard!
This kind of lesson keeps us motivated and bring light into our practice!! Thanks a million, Jeff!!!
Thanks Jeff.. great tips as always.... now I know what I’ll be playing this week!🎶👍
Have fun Mark!
Super nice way to look at it Jeff.
This will be a great addition to "backbeat fills", the kind where you keep the 2 and 4 on the snare.
Absolutely, that’s a great call Nix.
You can find the best drum lessons on your channel. Really cool, Thank´s :)
You are a great, great Teacher and a fantastic Musician! Thank you for this Video! 🌻🌻🌻
Very useful stuff to do when you start having enough vocabulary in a particular time-feel.
You're amazing...
YOU are! :)
Thank you Jeff...I try these examples with enthusiasm...you are number 1for me...thanks
Yessir!! Thanks for sharing Sir Randall
Love and live this approach! Great lesson as always!
Excellent lesson, master.
Very helpful lesson and advice as always
Thanks Jeff! Killer lesson as always!
amazing content as usual, loved the beat box part
This is great. Love your suggestions
Loved watching
Thanks Zach!
Very lovely snare
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Always unique and helpful content from you Jeff. Keep going brother. Love from Bangladesh.
Much appreciated!
Thank you for your tip. This actually works..I started learning drums since 6 months but I'm so faster than others especially in improvisation and catching the groves vibes, it's bcz i have this music sound in my mind before I play it.. In the Indian percussion system we have something called konnakkol, percussion language, which has syllable for every rhythm, note and sounds that can be made with the percussion instrument, like mridangam, ghatam tabla etc. We are taught that first along with timing. only after that we are taught to play it on the actual instrument. That's why we can see carnatic musicians improvise things impromptu on the spot also it's a common phenomenon where different types of percussion instruments are having conversion during the concerts..
Eg:
ruclips.net/video/U4BcxbYKvKg/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/SfsYORGxHoI/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/ZuZF8BaOt58/видео.html
I'm Here to listen to the tutorial my friend👍
Hope you dig it!
Graye video again!
Great lesson , but I’m still struggling with last week’s lesson 😅
Yooo that was siiick. Amazing advice.
Thanks Julien
I like the phrase 'it's not a rocker science'.
Haha, yep. It’s just drumming!
And I like drumming very much...👍👍
Good video Jeff!
Thanks Caleb!
I drive my coworkers crazy because this is all I do at work “bum bum tsk chaka bum bum tsk” then I start mashing into my keyboard and the whole ward hears it since we work graveyard.
Hi jeff, honestly your drumming is just solid man, I take a lot of inspiration from the way you play drums your feel and style is just so well worked.
How often do you practice and are you in a band??
Would you also recommend playing a groove for extended periods of time so that it becomes autopilot?
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I've been playing over 30 years. Always dreamed of taking off and chasing what you're doing. You have full time work?
Hey Jeff, please don't include yourself in the "we mere mortals" category 😊 you are an amazing drummer and an inspiration for all of us. Love the transcription sheet with the drum loops, it’s going to occupy me for the coming week or two. Your videos always have extra value, thanks so much from Italy.
Hey Jeff, great advice as always.
What’s your opinion of e drums?
Have you been learning English more these last few years?
All of A sudden*. Never “the”. Great lessons nevertheless.