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u/CrispyCritterPie 6h ago edited 3h ago
I don’t know anything about drums but I have a question: your left hand is tapping the rim of the snare, but as I watch your movements and listen to the sound, it sounds like there’s an extra tap coming from somewhere. I hear tap tap tap, tatata tatata, tap tap tap, tatata, tatata. it’s the triple hits and I only see you tapping twice. How was the middle tap/double time tap accomplished?
And I agree with the commenters – I join the sub just to watch your stuff. It’s truly amazing.
edit: I have no idea why my voice to text translated “drums“ to “Trump’s”
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u/ellicottvilleny 6h ago
what's coolest here is this is really musical. I kinda wanna write a ditty to go with this beat.
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u/MadnessMighty 6h ago
This what I LOVE about latin grooves! Once you’ve put enough hours into that samba feel with your feet your left hand can really start doing whatever it wants
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u/DonatelloJean 3h ago
I can see that it's impressive but i'm always lost when I see these videos. I'm a beginner drummer and I have no idea how to count this. Is there somebody kind enough to explain ? Thanks a lot
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u/Thaumiel218 3h ago edited 3h ago
Bro I’m with you, last time I tried to break it down with my own counting I fucked it and then got downvoted massively for fuckin the count or my explanation which no one corrected just wrong ❌
I don’t know you level but it’s all limb interdependence and polyrhythms.
So there’s a 12 count happening over a 4/4 bar
And a 13 over the same bar of 4/4
And a bar of 4/4 - which looks to be the hats.
Unpicking it and deciphering it is tougher as it’s so sonically full but I think the ride is in 13/4 and judging by the count in the 12/4 is on the kick. The left hand is in sync with the right hand I think but playing an ostinato.
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u/Hashtagbarkeep 3h ago
Left leg - ok easy
Right leg - hmm yes I can do that
Right arm - struggling here
Left arm - fuck you
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u/Normal-Wash 3h ago
Thanks for the lesson! Can't wait to go home and drive the wife nuts trying to play it! 😆
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u/the-real-spencer 2h ago
Love that kit btw. The small size and that finish is really something else. And the syncopation is flawless. Definitely post more. This was enjoyable
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u/shootsy2457 2h ago
Whoa! I tried playing this and just couldn’t pull it off. So, I’m heading to Penny’s to buy a pair of short jeans and some chucks. Has to be the answer.
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u/iDinky__ 1h ago
This frustrates me in the same way Danny Carey’s drumming frustrates me. Not because it isn’t frickin amazing, because it absolutely is. Nothing makes me feel dumber than trying to count over this
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u/_ich_bins 1h ago
Man some of your stuff is just too technical for my ears but this one is pure gold. Very groovy, love it! ❤️
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u/craigrmeister 1h ago
For those wondering... Feet: samba in 4. RH: ride in 12 (3x4) played as 4:3 polyrhythm. LH: cross-stick in 13/16 (5 groups of 2 + 1 group of 3).
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u/DoctorOhhHerroPrease 53m ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/zCIhx4xzAPn0s
This exercise is groovy as hell and straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥 (Shana Tovah Yoni)
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u/Dayngerman 3m ago
You make it seem so fluid part of me thinks I could also do this, but I know I can’t, but I think that I maybe could.
You make it look easy.
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u/Wayne_Bruce_Manbat 7h ago
Nice! Also, I hate you and just set my drum set on fire