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Drum Lesson "Quintuplets" Drums!

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26 Şubat 2006 14:01:19
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In this Drum Lesson, learn to play and count Quintuplets and learn a new cool groove for the drum set. Find many more lessons and resources on OnlineDrummer.com!

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onlinedrummer

Thanks!

ecaptaincadaver

That polyrythm at the end was awesome.

onlinedrummer

Glad everyone likes it! Thanks! I'm not sure why, but I wasn't receiving notification that there were responses to this particular video. Anyway, thanks! I know someone asked for simple beats... you can find basic beats at onlinedrummercom . Hope that helps!

l0gically

I don't play the drums, but these lessons are still quite interesting.

moondogrex

Man, I've been trying to figure out a way to "hear" quintuplets so that they feel natural, without having to count each stroke. THANKS for a very helpful lesson. Keep up the great work.

onlinedrummer

Great! Very glad it helped! Keep drumming!

silverbullets888

That counting in threes method was a huge help, man. I used to just rely on muscle memory to cram the five strokes into my measure. That way's far more precise, allows me to feel the groove out alot better. Thanks!

onlinedrummer

oh... ok. haha

CoheedFreak06

i think he thinks you sound like the pilot who speaks on the intercom while flying on the plane

rockerkid13

ur welcome

onlinedrummer

Thanks!

rockerkid13

woohoo!!!! but great drumming though.

onlinedrummer

Thanks? Not really sure what that group of words means... haha

rockerkid13

hey wen u speak just like im in a plane lol

onlinedrummer

Sure thing! Here is a link to a few easy beats... Well, it won't let me put the link... not sure why... Anyway, go to OnlineDrummer.com. Then, click on "Basic Drum Beats" on the left under "Quick Links." Those are some basic beats for beginners. Hope that helps!

redhot92

hey onlinedrummer iam only a beginer and i really need sum help hey like sum real easy beats to play u no could u help out

onlinedrummer

Fair enough... There are many different ways to count it. As with counting it in 3's, you will eventually be able to feels it. By counting 1, 2, 3 the way I described in the video you are really counting, and eventually feeeling, the 1, 3, and 5, like you said. The goal is to be able to eventually play it by feel at faster tempos. Thanks for sharing another counting technique!

KoosvanderVelde

I count it as a fast 5/8 meter and "feel" it in groups of two and three. At fast tempos you don't count 12345 but "feel" the 1 and 3 or 1 and 4. I think counting it as 3 might lead to some confusion.

onlinedrummer

Good idea!

scottydrumbass

a useful count for quintuplets :- one and a bit-ty, two and a bit-ty......... :) and sevens:- one and an-o-ther bit-ty, two and an-o-ther bit-ty.....

onlinedrummer

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

drumstikchik

This is what I absolutely needed to get my face out of the book! I had become so technical in trying to learn in the past 10 mos that I became frustrated in improvising. You brought it home for me (technique, counting, listening and watching) that I've moved on to a whole new level. You rock! (THANK YOU)

onlinedrummer

Thanks! And pattberg... not sure I can make it to Brasil.. haha

dagwoody

Great teaching....nice work, sounds great!

pattberg

hey come to brasil to teach me hahahahhaa thank you man !!!

onlinedrummer

Yep, if you start with your right hand, you would count every time you played your right hand. There's also another method for when you're playing very slowly. You can count every hit but do it this way... 1 e & ah 1 e & ah 2 e & ah 2 e & ah 3 e & ah 3 e & ah 4 e & ah 4 e & ah... I prefer the other method, though...

DrummerDave55

thanks

DrummerDave55

o, so i would only count one hand like...
RLRLRLRLRLRLRLRLRLRLRLRLRLRLRLRL
1 e & a 2 e & a 3 e & a 4 e & a

onlinedrummer

The method that I prefer is to count them like 16th notes (1 e & ah 2 e & ah 3 e & ah 4 e & ah) except instead of counting every time you hit the drum, count every other time you hit the drum... every two hits count one count. The first two hits will be "1." The second two are "e" The 3rd two are "&" .. and so on

DrummerDave55

im not a very expierenced drummer, only been playin for a couple years, but i was wondering how you count 32nd notes.

misslilannah

i like your lessons man,you are a great teacher

onlinedrummer

haha! Thanks guys! There will be plenty more, for sure! Check out OnlineDrummer.com and click on "Drum Lessons" for lessons that aren't on YouTube.

Multibomber

Ya dude, I just stumbled onto this today and have been watching your lessons for about 4 hours now, these are fantastic! Thank you so much for all your hard work! I cant help but laugh everytime I hear your talking metronome... like an Oompa Loompa on crack, lol!

ramonfelipe2004

tnx sir!!! tnx so much!!! (bow)... (i'm not worthy...ü) great lessons!!! ü

onlinedrummer

Thanks! Actually, I was just trying out a Groove Percussion the other day and was very surprised and pleased with the sound and quality. For a beginner's kit, it's excellent! Great sound! Here's a link to one of the mid-low range Groove Percussions.. http://www.samash.com/catalog/showitem.asp?ItemID=23606&TempID=2&sourcetype=homepageitem

ramonfelipe2004

i bow down... ü actually im trying to purchase a nice but cheap drumset cause i wanna learn how to play drums.. would u advice me though on wat brand/type of set to buy? tnx a lot!

danimalskin

cool. thanx!

onlinedrummer

Thank you! That's really motivating to hear!

anglepegasi

you are the REAL teacher!

onlinedrummer

Thanks!

harrytsai

this is so good ^^

onlinedrummer

haha! I didn't notice that... At least you know I was counting! haha...

patton303

He still counted 1-2-3-4-5 with his mouth(3:35) after explaining how to count shorthand (1L2L3 1R2R3) It's funny 'cause I do that too... Great job though!!