Appreciate it!! That's great to hear! Much overlooked for sure. Many drummers get stuck in practice mode and when they hit the stage they default into what they naturally play (which is NOT their exercises!)
That kit sounds great! Great information too. I'd say im in the developing the flow area. I'm curious, when your flowing. How do you keep track of where one is? I tend to lose it. Thanks!
@@BandyBunkele great wuestions Bandy! Thanks for that. I will make a video of this soon! But the short answer is: Keep the hihat foot going. And just practicing your time. You can do that by starting to count out loud with everything you practice(seriously, this is THE gamechanger) and practicing flow where you just play 16th notes for example in no time signature at all but create a contineous flow of 16th notes. And lastly practicing with click track, on different places. And get comfortable with that. Most inportant its building your inner time keeper everyday. Counting out loud, practicing different subdivision, practice with click. Its all practice, a lot of it! Hope that helps!
Man, you sound great, so consistent! I really like the drums and cymbals you are using. Great tutorial too. One question: is that reverb coming from the room or you added it in post production? Cheers from Poland
@@bigfatpaul1759 appreciate that! Its a Tama Starclassic, old one, not even made anymore in this finish! Its actually just the fabric heads on the toms🤣 an evans emad2 on the kick And a P77 remo on the snare!
@@drumtwo4seven appreciate you watching! These are Meinl Cymbals: 22’ dual byzance crash ride 20’ extra dry thin byzance crash 15’ dual byzance hats My favorite set up!
"Practice freedom." Love that concept - so simple, to the point of being overlooked… Rock on Eddie.
Appreciate it!! That's great to hear! Much overlooked for sure. Many drummers get stuck in practice mode and when they hit the stage they default into what they naturally play (which is NOT their exercises!)
OMG!!! You just totally defined my RUclips drumming habits!😮
@@td-12kx53 good to hear! Appreciate it!
One of your best videos..😊
@@ThomasNappo wooow Thomas! I really appreciate that!
Thank you so much!!
Best tutorial I've seen so far!!!!
Appreciate this so much!
These are all about mindset, thanks
@@pinnsnare they sure are 👌🏻
Fantastic, thank you for sharing your skills
@@allenmcfarlane8579 appreciate that!!
Cool AF thanks!
@@AdrumaVictoria16 appreciate that!!
Love your videos❤
@@BreaksticksNotHeart thank you SO much, really appreciate it
That kit sounds great! Great information too. I'd say im in the developing the flow area. I'm curious, when your flowing. How do you keep track of where one is? I tend to lose it. Thanks!
@@BandyBunkele great wuestions Bandy!
Thanks for that.
I will make a video of this soon!
But the short answer is:
Keep the hihat foot going.
And just practicing your time.
You can do that by starting to count out loud with everything you practice(seriously, this is THE gamechanger) and practicing flow where you just play 16th notes for example in no time signature at all but create a contineous flow of 16th notes.
And lastly practicing with click track, on different places. And get comfortable with that.
Most inportant its building your inner time keeper everyday. Counting out loud, practicing different subdivision, practice with click.
Its all practice, a lot of it!
Hope that helps!
Man, you sound great, so consistent! I really like the drums and cymbals you are using. Great tutorial too. One question: is that reverb coming from the room or you added it in post production?
Cheers from Poland
@@dominikdudek16 appreciate this so much!!
The room is already very nice, but it has some extra room editing on it!
Those drums sound wicked. What heads are those?
@@bigfatpaul1759 appreciate that!
Its a Tama Starclassic, old one, not even made anymore in this finish!
Its actually just the fabric heads on the toms🤣 an evans emad2 on the kick
And a P77 remo on the snare!
What cymbals are you playing, who makes them ?
Thanks 👍
@@drumtwo4seven appreciate you watching!
These are Meinl Cymbals:
22’ dual byzance crash ride
20’ extra dry thin byzance crash
15’ dual byzance hats
My favorite set up!
@@eddievandongendrums Great Cymbals. I have the 20" Awesome Cymbal.