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i also started out on guitar first lol

youtube rec workin well today

you look like him a bit too lol

great....thanks

cool!

Hey man, this is absolutely amazing. I think intuitively I was already doing something kind of like this, but did not realize it. I will make this my default way of thinking about it now. Thank you for this, I also really like the format you are using. One take, almost no editing, it's great, feels like a real lesson

Interesting perspective. Just to add a point, I also think part of the reason why people don’t learn the way you’ve outlined is because they’re not aware that this is the way the masters and next generations (I think of the Marsalis brothers) learned as well. Outlining my own experience would be too long for a UA-cam comment haha, but one more thing I would add is trying to find a mentor figure/teacher who holds you accountable but also encourages you really helpful. I think going to a jam session without knowing how to play, at first, is a bit of gamble. I wish we were all more kind to people learning the music, but alas. Interesting video!

Great video! I feel like the way you laid out as the ideal way is pretty similar to my journey in jazz drumming. I started playing jazz after playing other genres for about six or seven years, so I already had decent coordination and everything, but when I got to college and started studying jazz my professor Entirely focused on listening and creating a feeling, not the technical stuff. I was also in big band from the very start of my learning process. Then I started to transcribe and work on coordination after starting to understand a little bit of what I was trying to accomplish Even now my professor advocates for learning how to create a feeling instead of learning exactly the phrase that someone else played. And now I am leading my own jazz group that gigs around pretty frequently

This is very cool!

This is what we want.your last two posts have been soooo helpful, unlocking the mystery behind jazz 🙏

I am exactly what you described; fearful of playing with others. You've got me convinced to start jamming!

Really interesting and very clever. Thanks a lot from a French drummer :)

Great job....many Thanks from France

Nice playing, boss. Subbed.

Yesss

I love this style of gentle touch drumming.

We don't get enough lessons like this on you tube.... Brilliant thank you.... More please 😊

Great subject, this makes a lot of sense, especially for those venue's that unmiked the drums sounded way different enough to through me . Your commitment to this wonderful instrument is very inspiring.

Man, my life story. 71 now and still playing but it was (is) one helluva long road to feel "free." I had developed this pain in both wrists/arms/fingers. I tried it all...ice/heat, wax treatments, hypnotherapy, acupuncture, cortisone, tons of aspirin, ibuprofen, doctors, including the doctor that treated Max Weinberg in New York (flew out from West Coast) but after losing drumming jobs and quitting for a couple of years I found my way back by studying technique with Murray Spivack and discovering ART (Active Release Technique). I do hand and arm stretches at least once every day.

As a MT and a hobbyist drummer, I am thankful for your video. I had both a wrist drum related injury and a MT related muscle injury in different periods of my life. One needs to take some time off, pain is there to protect us. Myofascial release techniques help a lot, rebuilding technique from the ground up is helpful. Listen to yourself, have fun, breathe, learn to relax. Practice to 75% of your capacity and not to 150%

Hi Jameson, I like you! Yesterday I made some Drumcovers of Buddy Rich.. Thanks for checking out!

The "fmelody feed back loop" sheme is such a great idea.

Don’t hit to hard,lighter sticks,get a good teacher.

Very well done. A structured lesson. Clearly and easy to follow. Thanks I‘m off band these days so I can concentrate on similar things. Different basic rhythms put into a 2/3/4/5 bar phrases. And I‘m always write things down. I assume you are as influenced as we all by Buddy Rich. I am interested to know what stickings went into your playing ..? To me it‘s always refreshing to see/hear him play. (Not copying Buddy but put things into my own style.)

When does this happen in the tune? I can't find it. Thanks

so like shud one try to hit as fast a spossible to get great touch or try to hit only the exact bpm u at .. great lesosn but this punchlined cud be clarified brother. blessings

This is BRILLIANT!

Ok, im a drummer who has long learned how to play drums quietly. But! The elephant in the room hasnt been addressed. Playing drums quiet reduces an expensive snarw drum to the quality not hitting A4 paper held infront of you. The drum has a wooden body and two drum heads(batter and resonant) which all contribute to a quality tone when activated properly. A drum is only a drum when its oscillation is registered. Anything less is subpar and even worthless. Why isnt this riscussed anywhere by the way. Drums have a specific build and construct that requires a certain force to be properly sounded. Piano press rolls are dynamic exploits or the deums but not the standard. The fact that bands ask deummers to play polite and shy is to not hear drums in youe musuc at all. Prince was a great writer of kusic right? How quiet were his drummers? Just asking

Love the tone and double strokes A real mixture

Dynamics and tempo are completely different things. Dynamics are how loud/soft/harsh/smooth the sound is. Tempo is..... well it's just the timing.

Real talk! Thanks for this… this is very much an area in which I struggle. Hate to say it, but wearing hearing protection (mandatory for me) makes these issues even more complicated.

This is one of the marks of a skilled drummer,if you can play from pp to ff in the same venue., and still play well, When I see that drummers in smaller venues have to be in a plastic booth or shield. It’s because they don’t know how to control dynamics. I have had people say “ oh no drums on this gig please, they will overpower the sound we want. This is because they have worked with the many drummers that just don’t know how to control their dynamics.

The most effective way to get touch is being able play anything at p with sticks. Finger control and Moller help. Be able to play under acoustic guitars..

Gold info! Nice personality) Instant subscribtion)

We got to learn how to get out of our own way sometimes😅

Such a underrated concept to practice. I Guess it applies to many styles too not just jazz. Awesome content Jamie

Are you in the Northeast? Pa NY NJ etc? Love to come up for a lesson

So nice🎉

Top notch vid! Thoughtful, useable, concise, well presented. Thank you!

I really needed this information to be narratively articulated the way that you did and I’m very grateful for your personable qualities along with your technical analysis.

You're the first person I've heard discuss the way the acoustics and feel of the venue psychologically and physically affects your playing. Subscribing. Thank you.

Keep making this content. It's great! Very insightful. Thank you.

Good stuff!

Love it man ❤

Jameson you are a great teacher maybe you forgot about my previous request can you please please show me buddy rich exercises behind a set of drums please show me buddy rich slow to fast chops please dedicate it to boom a fan of yours thank you

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Cool baby ..you just breakin it down....that's all you doin .....

Tony is such a god on the kit

Keel it ip

Nice chops