I'm a new drummer (@ 60 years old) learning my favorite band Led Zeppelin. I am discovering that in order to play like John Bonham I must learn Jazz. Excellent instruction! Learned so much in just 1 video! Thank you
Hey Zac love your playing, love your channel. Would it be possible to see a recording of your performance? I'd love to see a drum cover, or playalong, or maybe a performance with a bass and piano player.
Love your channel!! Thank you for making these amazing quality videos for us drummers. Practicing again basic concepts is a great thing. Are you planning on making intermediate and advanced level videos? Greetings from Seville! Keep it up :)
Very nice Zach. Just a helpful tip. When you explain things in person to someone you have to talk slow and repeat your self multiple times so that the person can let it sink in. You don't want to do that in videos. In your video's you're explaining everything twice. We all know how to replay it if we have to. It's great stuff, but the pace is really slow. I think you can pick it up a bit. We'll let you know if you're going to fast. Keep up the great work.
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I'm a new drummer (@ 60 years old) learning my favorite band Led Zeppelin. I am discovering that in order to play like John Bonham I must learn Jazz. Excellent instruction! Learned so much in just 1 video! Thank you
Hey Tom! Thanks so much for the kind words. Hope I can keep providing helpful content to get you sounding closer to John Bonham every day!
Good teaching Zac! Your examples and explanations are understandable and easy to follow.
Thank you kindly, I do my best to make it all accessible!
This channel is gold.
I agree... thanks!!!
very easy to understand , great teaching
Glad you think so! Stick around for more!
Thank you for the effort, your explanation is so good, that i don't even need to rewind, great teaching man!❤
Aww man, you're so welcome! Glad it is coming across nicely
Solid teaching! Thank you so much!
This videos are really helping me out with jazz, thank you very much!
You're welcome Juan Pablo! Keep practicing!!
Really wonderful teaching style. Thank you, I can’t wait to practice these. Kathy
Hey Kathy, thanks for the kind words! Hope you learned something!!
Keep killing it man.
Thanks Kendall! Once I transition into a skateboarding channel, you’ll be my first guest
Ive learned a lot wathcing this video! thank you!
You're welcome! Glad you learned some stuff :)
Your drums sound great man!
Thanks dude!!! :)))
Thank you. So well explained.
You're welcome!! Hope you can take some of this into your own playing!
Thank you BD, these fills were awesome and doable. I’ve subbed👏✌️🌻
Thanks for the sub Markie!!! One of my top watchers!
Good stuff! Very much appreciated!
Thanks very much!! Hope it was helpful :)
I love this
Me too Gail!
Hey Zac love your playing, love your channel. Would it be possible to see a recording of your performance? I'd love to see a drum cover, or playalong, or maybe a performance with a bass and piano player.
Hey Wojtek! Yes, I'll post a performance video next week!!
Love your channel!! Thank you for making these amazing quality videos for us drummers. Practicing again basic concepts is a great thing. Are you planning on making intermediate and advanced level videos? Greetings from Seville! Keep it up :)
Thank you Silvano! Yes, some intermediate and advance topics are coming in the future!! Gracias por la mensaje!
Nice useful vid.
Glad you think so! Thanks for watching!
Great videos!
Thanks Lyam! Hope you learned something!!
You sound great ! Great sounding drums as well... could i have the reference (for the cymbals as well) ?
Hey Jean-Pol Jacques! I am using a Gretsch Brooklyn kit, with Istanbul cymbals (traditional jazz, anniversary series). Hope this helps!
What snare/ snare heads are you using?
Hey Alex! In this video, I was using an old Rogers R380 (I think) and some Aquarian head I don't know the name of...
👍🏼thx!
You’re welcome!!
Very nice Zach. Just a helpful tip. When you explain things in person to someone you have to talk slow and repeat your self multiple times so that the person can let it sink in. You don't want to do that in videos. In your video's you're explaining everything twice. We all know how to replay it if we have to. It's great stuff, but the pace is really slow. I think you can pick it up a bit. We'll let you know if you're going to fast. Keep up the great work.
Hey Larry, thanks for the tip! I’ll keep that in mind for future videos. Thanks again!
i have to say that i like that approach a lot, since it actually feels like an in person teaching situation, which i personally like alot. cheers
@@nilsjunior7851 I agree, this style works well for me, thank you for the great lessons Zach!
It depends on your experience. Very beginners benefit from slow repetition. If you need a faster pace speed up the video. Great job Zach
What ride cymbal did you use?
Thanks for watching! I used a 22” Istanbul Agop Traditional Jazz Ride in this video.
Thank you so much!