Swivel Like A MADMAN (everybody can learn this!)
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00:00 Intro
00:42 Where to start
03:33 Tempo Range
04:42 Purpose of the swivel technique
05:39 Drumset application
13:09 Outro
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Wish I could afford it :(
Sounds familiar ;)
:-)
What shall I tell now? It's the same fucking story :D
I really do like this lesson though I think that swiveling without triggers you will be losing A LOT of weight/power on the kick drum.
@@FonPacific u can get pretty good power. Look at eloy casagrande. He swivels n it’s powerful af
@@FonPacific Compared to just using the ankle technique? I was under the impression that swivelling creates more roof for the beater swing so you get a bigger sound.
"Shaking out the pain" might be the most useful piece of advice I've ever heard for swivel
Eugene dressed like he is going to sell you something. That something is brutal, technical, foot-blasting metal!
I've been playing for over 20 years and something I learned a long time ago is when learning a new technique, it's all about how you think about it. Stressing that swivel uses the ankles, sitting back on the throne, and thinking of it as "shaking off" the muscle tension is a very good way to think about the technique going in. I'm gonna get on the kit when I get home as I want to learn this over heel-toe. Thanks for this man.
Changing my position on my throne had an instant positive impact on how well I could use my ankles. It's amazing how much small things can affect you. Thanks!
Can I ask what you changed about your throne position? I’ve experimented with a lot of different heights and forward and backward distances. No matter how many videos I watch and how much I practice, this swivel technique is just not coming together.
@@DRUMADDICT29 The throne hasn't moved, but my butt moved further back, instead of being kind of perched on the front. Basically I just followed what he did in the video with regards to balancing to find the right position.
@@theHumanBryno and it made a difference? I’ve watched so many tutorials on swiveling and I don’t remember anyone talking about that till now.
I’m gonna slide my butt back and see what happens.
Thanks for the input and response.
\m/
@@DRUMADDICT29 man checkout this video,he talks about the balance when sitting ruclips.net/video/Ka8s55-R4DM/видео.html
@@behemoth9920 thanks for the link Angel!
Eugene brought his Czarcie Kopyto pedals to the Drum Technique Academy for this lesson! ;)
Still wiah I could buy them in the US without paying a third-party.
Those Kopyto pedals look obscenely sturdy!
Nice to see the Secret Service branching into drum lessons ...
„We are talking about swivel for beginners…“ Immediately starts to swivel like a mad man 🙏🏻💪🏻
Eugene and marthyn have a place in the pantheon of drummers❤️
Double bass gentleman !
Thanks, Eugene, for getting into a number of the details!
Seeing the finer points of seating position, ankle vs leg motion, etc., is one of the big differences between Drum Technique Academy & so many others.
Eugene is the Einstein of metal drumming....
So we got Eugene doing lessons on Martyn's channel. And then Krimh comments on it....
Today on European Drummers Are Most Brutal!
Very good lesson, I'll be taking this on board as I've really wanted to try and develop a swivel technique. I notice my ankles tend to do this a little sometimes with my playing, but this is a good way to learn a decent technique and focus on doing this at slower BPM then raising it up. Thank you so much :)
Plot twist : The Drum Technique Academy is just a front for the Men in Black.
Brilliant video thank you!
Sweet! Excellent video
Such a phenomenal drummer 😍🤘😍🤘😍🤘
cheers for helping me a few years back at the belphagore gig in london thanks to you was able to finish out latest record with the knowledge of swivel big
Incredibly useful resources - plus Eugene is the man! (in black)
Thank you! 🤟
perfect explanation
Good Instructor skills!
Everyone’s brain learns & absorbs information differently. This gentleman explained everything in a fashion that describes the technique nicely. I have a picture in my head if what he describes.
i have been trying to learn ankle and swivel for the past 1,5 years, failed many times so now i play heeltoe, but i will try to learn swivel again. Thanks for the motivation Eugene.
nice work, video like this daily to watch, and I know it :)
Excited to work on this with my yamaha dfp9c strap drive. 🎉
One of the Swivel Gods!!! Ken Bedele (Aborted) and the All father of Swivel, none other than George Kollias!! 🤘🤘
thank you for the procedure which is very neat and meticulous, I hope the teachers at this Drum Academy, especially Marthyn jovanovic ,may God always bless 😇😇
eugene always looking sharp
Very helpful video 👌🏽 awesome accent to
Tap dance is next ;) cool vid! thanks
I've been rhythmically swiveling my heels into my office chair for decades now. I was born for swivel.
You’re a beast!!!!! Thank you for the video! May I ask a quick question. Can we use the swivel technique to play quick double strokes in a groove?
Liking for the elegance.
You should do indepth finger technique eugene
and you'll be a gymnast in no time too!! >;D
I always go out, out, in, in when doing 16th notes or whatever with both feet.
What pedal and beaters are you using?
Great video thanks bro 👌🏽
I find it more comfortable to do two strokes per side, not double strokesand swivel slowly, is this a thing anyone else has done? Hitting a sloppy 210 now which is the best I've ever been. Thanks heaps for all the motivation in the last 6 months!
Very nice. But how was Francesco Paoli achieving the very fast parts while his body being much bended towards the drums all the time? Other technique? Or more painful and at some part, the reason he left you the drums?
Wow, this Gestapo dude is pretty good at drums!
I’d say KGB
Can you do this technique in Dw’s ?
Any tips on this? My right foot and left foot can swivel decently individually at moderately fast tempos. But when I try putting them together, it’s hard for me to play straight sixteenths!
does it only work with direct drive or also with chain drived pedals?
Hello!! I’ve watched lots of your videos and I’ve been trying to learn the ankle technique but my double bass pedal, i think something is wrong with it or i don’t know how to use it but if you could make a video on how to setup the “Pearl P932 Longboard Double Bass Drum Pedal” for this technique I would really appreciate it.
@The Truth of the Matter how many double bass drummers started out knowing every little aspect of not only their pedals, but every pedal on the market? Stop being an elitist snob. Everyone has to start somewhere. Going by your assessment, teen age Dave Lombardo should never have played double bass drums in Slayer, Gene Hoglan should have never played double bass drums, George Kolias as well. I mean, how dare someone attempt to pick up drumming without knowing every lug, drum dial setting, cymbal tone , foot pedal, spring tension, beater type and weight, head, stick, stand or rack accessories available, right? Going with your rationale, there would never be a double bass drummer on the planet because they should have known every possible detail about drumming and equipment before they ever sat on the throne behind the kit. I'm so sure Joey Jordison, Alex Rüdinger, Derek Roddy, David Diepold, Pete Sandoval, Chris Adler, Steve Asheim, Flo Mournier, Ben Harclerode and the rest knew every possible aspect about drumming, techniques, and equipment before they ever sat down and played a single song. I'm sure no questions were ever asked and no trial and error occurred, they all just knew exactly what the dynamics of their pedals were and had them perfectly set without ever putting foot to board and played a single double stroke on their bass drums. I'm sure you started out knowing everything too, had no questions, didn't experiment to see what works best for your comfort level and muscle groups, you just set the pedals right out of the box and began playing at top level 🙄🙄🙄
Clown 🤡
Can you do this with any pedals!?
Because I have very basic double pedals!! Works pretty well
Yes, you can. It's 99% technique, and like 1% pedal (being quality of pedal being worked on)
what drums did u use?
And 6: Will my legs get injured in the medium, long term? Specifically the knees.
The most important question.
Hi! When you turn to face the camera and show your foot what it’s doing- the camera is cutting off part of your foot and I can’t see what your doing 😢
to me, swivel is martian art !
some people could be scared off by metal music. but for me I could be scared off by people wearing neat suit that probably want to sell you something. but in this case I'm buying it. LOL
Reminds me of the Tim Conway character Mr. Tudball
Евгений, скажите пожалуйста, а как сложилось Ваше эндорсерство с Аксис? Они разве не против Вашей игры на копытах?
Привет. Я перешел на копыта официально еще в 2019-ом году.
@@EugeneRyabchenkoDrummer Да!? Понятно, значит я пропустил этот момент.
Jesi iz Srbije?
I remember discovering this worked by accident , back in 90 I got a second bass drum and was learning all Dave lombardos stuff , I played everything heel up and single stroke , once I'd become good I could get to 280 bpm but it was impossible to go faster , that was until I was joking around and found swivel and double strokes by accident .
I'm learning swivel now because i noticed that ankle motion doesnt get me above 250bpm. I tried swivel and i immediately noticed that i could reach 270-280 If i synchronize both feet
Thats my struggle now but i'll get there ;)
250 bpm is not enough for you? If i hit 240 constantly, im a happy man.
250 bpm is not enough for you? If i hit 240 constantly, im a happy man.
@@matenorth i like stuff like fleshgod apocalypse
So yea, 250 is not enough xD
I'VE PLAYED MY DRUMS FOR 30 YEARS WITHOUT SHOES AND STRAIGHT MUSCLING THE HEAL UP. SHOULD I BE WEARING SHOES?
WOW THE SEAT THING I NEVER REALIZED. TIME TO PRACTICE THESE ANKLES LFG
Why i cant play single bass drum roll and go to triples?
I wonder how much money in that E kit? 🤤
Do we have to wear a suit and tie to play swivel?
You have huge calves! I'm sure that's helping heaps with your speed, control and power
Spanish subtitles please
Took me mid vid to realize that he looked different because he shaved his beard haha
bro looks like he is about to go to a prom
Also wear a suit for Swivel technique. +100 to attack speed
Drumming as a sport.... athletes/nerds Guitar hero/dance-dance revolution Hot Topic/Music
Listens to pre-reqs. Well, I’m not ready. Lol
I steh im woid 🤣
Huh, this guy looks like he naturally plays in a suit in some sort of symphony inspired metal band...
He looks like police (Eat donut) in 80-90s serial TV
I can swivel faster with my hips than my feet. I feel so sad. 😥
hello marthyn. i am an accomplished drummer, and am trying to add legit double bass chops to my repertoire (finally). i greatly appreciate the lesson, and would even be willing to pay a premium for your teaching. however - you are going a little too fast on the ankle based hits. you have very developed control and technique for double bass work specifically, and are assuming others do as well. i need to understand the mechanics at 20 bpm less please. not slowing down the video - that is not the same mechanical execution.
*0:53* - _"In order to feel comfortable learning swivel, you should be able to pull off some 160-180 BPM, straight ankle, double bass."_
Me: *Well, fack.* 😞
The like subscribe and notifications popup is off putting.
Swivel technique (aka dancing) on the kick drums is really only for tall guys with skinny legs. And honestly,, swivel technique is redundant and id only going to hurt your knees in the long run.
Are u wearing yoga pants?
Like screw
I'm not seeing how my Tama Iron Cobra double pedals are good for this as they don't have the long boards of the Kopyto pedals in this video. After months of practice with zero progress with this shit technique ( literally couldn't even achieve 80 BPM,using swivel foot, it got out of sync every time, for several months doing it for hours per practice session,doing NOTHING ELSE but trying to nail this so called technique,including setting my pedals up on a practice pad and just practicing with a metronome), I defaulted back to the Derek Roddy method of just using my whole leg and improving speed. He calls BS on swivel foot and heel toe techniques, and I agree with him. You can get the high speeds without bullshit techniques. As he said, there are no hacks or cheats. I can get 220 BPM using my whole leg, and can do it for prolonged periods. From my experience, swivel foot simply doesn't work at all for me. It only works if you start practicing it at age 4, and continue to force yourself to fail over and over until age 24. I don't have time for that much failure when I can reach my speed goals with a less flashy, more direct method
Cool..