THANK YOU @WIRED FOR THIS OPPORTUNITY!!! 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 Thanks for the love everyone!! ❤

@drumpetbass

Жыл бұрын

AMAZING job Larnell!

@ach31337

Жыл бұрын

Nobody deserves the exposure more than you, killed it.

@TheSeeking2know

Жыл бұрын

Awesome video Larnell! You were the man for the job!

@12LbBaby

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely smashed it 👏

@troytaylor6457

Жыл бұрын

Fellow drummer here, your explanation of drum principles is spot on! Thanks for sharing

Please give this editor a raise, what an absolute legend

@LarenceDominicStoTomas

Жыл бұрын

True!!

@markiep8477

Жыл бұрын

For real.

@owenlarson3289

Жыл бұрын

yuh faxxxxx

@zerla6018

Жыл бұрын

Thought of it aswell

@velatoget

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I was constantly impressed by the editing! The drumming too of course. As someone who hates editing though, this took some insane patience and skill.

It’s crazy how easily you can tell someone is just a great educator. Concise, clear, measured, passionate.

@kofosuonbass

Жыл бұрын

Say no more! 💯

@johnybrokeit

11 ай бұрын

You said what I wanted to say about this gentleman. I'm a drummer wannabe and I live in india and somehow his words, his timing, and pacing of the entire video and calmness about everything he says... it was a fantastic introduction to the school of drumming perhaps. So approachable and easy to follow along. I thought he sounded like an older brother or a teacher, didn't know he actually is a teacher. Perfection! (I'm like a chick with talking, I'd go with your comment.. better said. Thanks haha!)

@videogamesruinedmylife3769

10 ай бұрын

don't forget "articulate"

@dsxa918

7 ай бұрын

I assume it's still a paradiddle if you use your left hand twice before the right and another left?

@iVideo1011

6 ай бұрын

@@dsxa918can be RLRR or LRLL

Massive props to whoever edited this on the Wired team. Wired is not a drumming or music-centric organization, but I could tell that whoever put this together either has some decent knowledge of drums or really took care to research terms, gear, etc. while editing. Great visual aids and annotations, as well as placements of inserts and B roll. Very good job!

@AngrySkipperGC

Жыл бұрын

Or they just brought in a musical engineer to setup the microphones and balance the sounds.

@tigermafia

Жыл бұрын

@@AngrySkipperGC I think he's speaking about the accompanying visuals and video editing and not the audio. I agree with him. Great edit.

@TheSeeking2know

Жыл бұрын

@@tigermafia Yeah that's what he's about. The visual look, camera angles, and explanatory text visuals.

@xincheng999

Жыл бұрын

As an editor myself, that’s exactly what I was thinking when watching. 😅😂

@kofosuonbass

Жыл бұрын

100%

The best part of Larnell is that he doesn't talk down to the audience. He conveys that we're smart enough to get it, and discusses level 1 just as importantly as roving paradiddles.

@marquisdelafayette1929

Жыл бұрын

I never heard of Larnell before til I saw his videos on Drumeo, like playing Enter Sandman after one listen. He wanted to do something “outside his box” and so tried a heavy metal song. Just watching him process the song and start to anticipate the next hits was amazing. Him playing it was also awesome.. you could see him get into it by the middle of the song and by the end he was adding his own fills to the song, and actually IMPROVING it while keeping with the style and theme. The guy also seems like a humble and truly down to earth artist who doesn’t take his talent for granted. Supposedly, years ago, he was offered a position to tour and be the drummer for Drake. Once he got there and started learning the materials he dropped and because it conflicted with his moral values. Like seriously, how many individuals would do that? He is truly an extremely rare talent and human being.

@brunomonlevade769

11 ай бұрын

a great thing about the way he explains it is that when you're getting to higher levels of complexity, it seems a lot less complex thanks to how he's built the steps into them

@benjaminisrael2337

10 ай бұрын

Paradidiles could play every rhythm ✌🏻

i love how larnell, despite his immense talent and skill, doesn’t use this video as an opportunity to show off. he’s simply here to teach. i love him!!

@thebeatclinic9000

Жыл бұрын

Did you watch till the end?

@rawLmaobigDImEs

Жыл бұрын

Ok

@noahleach7690

Жыл бұрын

@@thebeatclinic9000 did you read the title?

@Dsworddance22

Жыл бұрын

The instructor does show off a lot towards the end lol. Nothing wrong with that

@StealthSwith19136

Жыл бұрын

@@thebeatclinic9000 what do you mean? He's literally playing what he's explaining. If he's at level 12, you shouldnt hear him play a basic 4/4 groove, thats what level 4 is for. Why is it considered showing off if he plays an advanced groove? That's literally why you chose to click on the video. To see what said level (12) would incorporate. but then you get upset about how he's "showing off".... i don't get it. Its Larnell Freaking Lewis, he doesnt have to "show off". if you're a fan, you'd know that everything he plays has all of theses mixtures.

As a touring drummer with 30 years experience, this is the most concise and well presented summary of playing drums I have ever seen. Easily digestible to the audience, not structured based on difficulty like most of these KZread videos, and the visual editing was absolutely flawless so people could see and hear what was being explained. I'm going to show this to my bandmates so they know what goes on in my head when we're playing haha. Superb video.

@TheSeeking2know

11 ай бұрын

Great !

@vmforno

10 ай бұрын

i doubt that with 30yrs drumming this goes in your head. Pretty sure it's more of a muscle/feeling/hearing thing.

@atomsk1972

10 ай бұрын

@@vmforno Dear friend, please look up the processes of the brain and mind.

@vmforno

9 ай бұрын

@@atomsk1972 I don't disagree on how complex the machinery it is. My point is, that it should be so natural for him @thedayisminetrebeck

@elisabethkonig4267

9 ай бұрын

​@@vmfornoIt still happens in his head lol. Just because the process happens faster than most people could understand it doesn't mean it doesn't happen. Like when you do maths, it'd feel very complicated to the point of being incomprehensible for a first grader. The fact that you need all this knowledge and experience to process the information so quickly makes it more impressive, so it's good to know just how much experience and knowledge goes into it.

This isn't a normal drum lesson. This is a masterclass!

Not only a truly exceptional drummer, but also a top-level communicator and teacher. And just a super-chill dude lol.

@therealone8725

Жыл бұрын

100% love Larnell!

@marquisdelafayette1929

Жыл бұрын

I never heard of Larnell before til I saw his videos on Drumeo, like playing Enter Sandman after one listen. He wanted to do something “outside his box” and so tried a heavy metal song. Just watching him process the song and start to anticipate the next hits was amazing. Him playing it was also awesome.. you could see him get into it by the middle of the song and by the end he was adding his own fills to the song, and actually IMPROVING it while keeping with the style and theme. The guy also seems like a humble and truly down to earth artist who doesn’t take his talent for granted. Supposedly, years ago, he was offered a position to tour and be the drummer for Drake. Once he got there and started learning the materials he dropped and because it conflicted with his moral values. Like seriously, how many individuals would do that? He is truly an extremely rare talent and human being.

@diveshjangid9172

Ай бұрын

I'm your 1000th like

@Christopher-md7tf

Ай бұрын

@@diveshjangid9172Cheers man

As a drummer and drum educator I really appreciate the visuals in this video. Simple and Accessible. Editor knew what they were doing.

@mastod0n1

Жыл бұрын

The editor did an amazing job. There was a Wired "Tech Support" involving music where it was pretty obvious to me the editors didn't know much about the subject.

@BradsGonnaPlay

Жыл бұрын

This editor had to have been a drummer or just a very knowledgable individual.

@metallsnubben

Жыл бұрын

One spot where captions were off and put "30-second note fill" instead of "32nd-note fill" but hey

@ashlindholm7685

Жыл бұрын

​@@metallsnubben oh that makes so much more sense tysm - someone that uses captions

@asherbank1941

Жыл бұрын

this.

AMAZING drummer AMAZING teacher AMAZING communicator AMAZING video Really loved not only listening to the music but the way he explained everything was so enjoyable. Couldn't of picked a better musician to explain the drums.

@not_adventure9907

11 ай бұрын

​@@kevinstellar434 Too bad no one asked

@psiwone

10 ай бұрын

​@@kevinstellar434lmao shut up

@yazurai4667

7 ай бұрын

fr@@not_adventure9907

@Philip69

6 ай бұрын

@@kevinstellar434 Nerd

I've been drumming for 37 years and have never understood what I was doing, or attempting, or wanted for my drum parts until hearing Larnell break it down and attach labels to these techniques. Like: embellishments, leveling up, and grounding the pattern. When you have a name for what you are doing it gives it legitimacy, and helps to relay what you're doing to other instruments. What a great teacher Larnell is. ;

As a drummer I totally love how Larnell set this up. These levels aren't ordered by difficulty - there are dozens of drum fills that are far easier than even a 2-3 or 4-3 polyrhythm for example. It's ordered in a foundational way - of course you need to learn basic rhythms before moving forward, then rudiments to build technique, polyrhythms to give flexibility and develop limb independence, bringing in fills and ornamentation last not because it's harder than the previous steps but because by following the steps in that order you have released all limitations on how you can perform the fills and grooves. It really says a lot about Larnell's philosophy as a drummer and shows that his style is developed completely consciously. Straight up you're one of my absolute favorite drummers.

@greggriffith7599

Жыл бұрын

Extremely well said. My feelsings exactly. The levels are not difficulty. The levels are building blocks. Love it

@WhalesOnTheMouth

Жыл бұрын

I love your comment but I also want to bring attention to the fact that you have one of my favorite albums of all time as your profile photo!

@evilasiobjr

Жыл бұрын

Haken, huh! 🤘🏽

@benpeterson7530

Жыл бұрын

The most difficult (level 14), tuning was left out because he didn't want to discourage new drummers.

@stevenlee_1

Жыл бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking too. Even as a drummer myself I enjoyed watching Larnell explain these concepts and definitely learned a few things as well!

As an experienced drummer for over 25 years, feeling like a student again. This was beautifully taught by Larnell.

@xSCHEF

Жыл бұрын

Upload a video! I am too but have never played at 25yo! I’ve been watching drums for a good 2-3 weeks now!

@alessiosandro123

Жыл бұрын

cant believe your words

As people praise his communication ability, it should be said that Larnell also communicates the essence of music through his drumming at an elite level. Truly one of the most skilled, expressive, and calculated musical performers you’ll ever come across.

The editing, directing and cinematography of this video is truly next level. Thank you

Couldn’t have picked a better person for this project! Larnell is one of the best, most well rounded drummers of this generation

@prod_adrian

Жыл бұрын

100% Guys like him and Matt Garska, Nate Smith, Ash Soan, Gergo Borlai. Just golden musicians!

@chasm9557

Жыл бұрын

@@prod_adrian I would throw Elliot Hoffman in there just because the man's got tons of talent.

@H43N

Жыл бұрын

since they just did tim henson, i was kinda expecting they'd use polyphia's drummer

@israel_started_it_ALL_in_1948

Жыл бұрын

Rob 'beatdown' brown, Todd Zuchero

@danielkuhn4360

Жыл бұрын

@@israel_started_it_ALL_in_1948 rob is a great player and educator, but I'm not sure you can put him in this category

Love me some Larnell! So great to see him here! Even his early lvl stuff is sooo good. Despite it being “simple” the groove at 3:24 hits so hard cause his timing is just impeccable.

@BharatRajagopalan

Жыл бұрын

Did NOT expect to find you here. A welcome surprise indeed

@edaro636

Жыл бұрын

i have a feeling this man is not real because of how good he is, did you make him in cinema 4d..... something is fishy.....

@mike__durrett

Жыл бұрын

Hey! Cool to see you here. Larnell is a legend.

@atmisguile

Жыл бұрын

Holy crap Whaddup son

@pxelprime

Жыл бұрын

Yeah he makes complicated stuff sound so simple!

Here are the time stamps for the video. Level 1: Bass | Downbeats (0:24) Level 2: Snare | Backbeats (0:46) Level 3: Hi-hat (1:08) Level 4: Finding the Groove (1:31) Level 5: Rudiments (3:42) Level 6: Hi-hat Bark (4:58) Level 7: More Complex Grooves (5:52) Level 8: Polyrhythms (6:54) Level 9: Orchestration (8:18) Level 10: Drum Fills (11:26) Level 11: Advanced Drum Fills (12:50) Level 12: Embellishments (13:16) Level 13: Drum Solo (16:37)

@EspeonMistress00

11 ай бұрын

I wish they pin this

@AhjussiWRLD

10 ай бұрын

Thank you for the effort ❤

@Noshied

10 ай бұрын

Still waiting for the Level 14: El Estepario Siberiano

@cazuallyorange4915

9 ай бұрын

@@Noshied Lol

@malizedits

5 ай бұрын

thanks man

Thank you @WIRED for choosing Larnell to represent the art of drumming to your wide audience. The production team that filmed and edited this understood the assignment. Perfectly captured and presented. 🔥🔥

You can tell this man has the heart of a teacher - somewhat rare for such a phenomenal player.

whoever mixed the drums did a great job. love that its not all snare

@SeeMick1

Жыл бұрын

George Seara is one of the best engineers in the biz

@herculesbrofister265

Жыл бұрын

he needs some new cymbals though. some of them are old and beat up, you can tell because they have a bunch of holes in them.

@Zaacdrums

Жыл бұрын

@@herculesbrofister265 lol it’s the design. It’s part of the cymbal. Check some of zildjian new cymbals out. There really good

@careem3463

Жыл бұрын

@@Zaacdrums check sarcasm 101

This right here is an elite level musician, teacher, and human being. The editing to make this easier to to visualize for those not familiar with drums was also incredible. Thanks for sharing

Larnell just comes across as one of the most humble, genuinely pleasant people in music, which is impressive since he possesses all these skills that are just above and beyond. Truly a great musician!

Can't believe this is free on KZread. It should be Masterclass. Larnell, you're also an inspiration! Thanks so much.

@muhwezisimon6197

Жыл бұрын

Just know it's sponsored somehow somewhere.

@kefkapalazzo1

Жыл бұрын

its an 18 minute video.... you can only learn so much lol

@rjwolf8873

Жыл бұрын

don't give them ideas 😩

@josevaldez1347

Жыл бұрын

yup yup yup, I was thinking the same thing man

Larnell is so good at this that I’ve been playing drums for 25 years and I still sat down and watched the whole thing just to hear his take.

@carlmarks8170

Жыл бұрын

Larnell is so good at this that I’ve never played drums in my entire life and I still sat down and watched the whole thing just to hear his take.

@ericmsandoval

Жыл бұрын

WOW Pete! Congratulations! You watched an 18 minute video!

@trblmkr5139

Жыл бұрын

word

I've been drumming for 27 years, but his way of explaning kept me mesmerized for 18 minutes straight! I wish he could explain everything in life to me this way 😅

I love the way this guy teaches. So eloquent in speech and technique. He builds in such a way that is understandable.

Larnell is one of the few drummers that could teach drumming in a way that is both very simple and intricate at the same time. The stuff this guy is doing is so insane

Larnell is one of the most talented drummer in the world, plays the simple stuff that every drummer knows,yet can not manipulate like Larnell master it . Well explained!

I love how no matter how intense it gets, every single beat is played so clearly and precisely. One of the best drummers I've ever seen. 👏

It is so clear Larnell is an educator - as a drummer, I can safely say this is some of the clearest, concise and well spoken instructions on drum basics I've ever heard

For those haven't heard of Larnell, check out his playing on Snarky Puppy's "What About Me?" Killer groove the whole time and one of the best drum solos ever at the end.

@krisskywalker6368

Жыл бұрын

Favorite part of the song

@jupiterwilkymay5161

Жыл бұрын

i just watched bc of this comment and HOLY MOLY! brought me to tears.

@TheRoniverseOfficial

Жыл бұрын

exactly how i discovered the guy~ he has a signature style, where i can just listen to the drums and go "oh, that's larnell" kinda like people with ringo back then.

@ondolite3789

Жыл бұрын

@Jupiter Wilky May Now go to Zildjian Live Larnell Lewis and you will get even more emotional.

@laskoo3311

Жыл бұрын

@@ondolite3789 Such a dope video but the best part is the last cymbal hit with his hands! true expression!

And of course throughout everything Larnell is demonstrating impeccable dynamics, feel, time, musicality. One of the greats no question

@Follower77710

11 ай бұрын

And u are a sweetie ❤😬

@maddo-md4mu

8 ай бұрын

True!

Jazz percussion is the single most difficult instrument and style to master. Even more difficult than classical piano, but once you’re an adept of that style, you’re a magician, a sorcerer…it’s one of the most beautiful things to watch

Anybody else not understand how drummers keep in time with their feet while doing complex rhythms with their hands? Its so impressive to watch

@squanchysquanch1840

Жыл бұрын

It’s extremely difficult. As a beginner/intermediate drummer trying to develop this skill, it feels completely unnatural. You have to basically re-wire your brain and practice it to the point that it becomes second nature. That’s pretty much true for all aspects of drumming. It’s like solving a complex puzzle. You develop all the pieces through practice, combine, and then learn to layer them onto eachother into something coherent. It’s also just extremely fun to play along to your favorite music lol

@IsaacLLandry

Жыл бұрын

@@squanchysquanch1840 man that sounds really fun

@ludvig3242

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, many of these seemingly impossible things are surprisingly simple to practice through muscle memory repetition. It's important to focus exclusively on the accuracy of the movement; speed should not be a thought in your mind. If you try to run before you can walk, you'll end up forming bad habits which are going to be harder to unlearn later on. It feels impossible at the beginning; as if your mind and body aren't connected, but even a day of training and rest can have you doubling your proficiency; it's a crazy feeling.

@IsaacLLandry

Жыл бұрын

@@ludvig3242 that’s amazing!

@caspervanhelvoirt9460

Жыл бұрын

If youre not sure whether or not to start with some drumming lessons, give it the benefit of the doubt! You don't have to want to be a professional drummer to have lots of fun, like squanchy (lol) said; it's extremely fun to play along to your favorite music. I'm lucky to be making a career out of it now, but the fun's always in playing the music! PS: Learning music/drumming is really great for your cognition, as well!

Jesus. I've performed with drummers (i rap), and until now I never truly understood what was happening during those solos. Unbelievable level of talent and coordination.

What a legend, had the honor of being at one of Larnell's workshops a few years back, always amazed by his sheer skill and unique sound. Such an inspiration!

This video; Every person who supported its existence; This performer--every single entity involved in the dissemination of this experience is DIRECTLY involved in the philosophy of "information is like water." Bless the lot of ya.

@alantremonti1381

7 ай бұрын

No no no, Level Thirteen is unreal. This man is a Paragon.

Im glad to see Larnell doing the 13 levels of Drumming. The guy is a beast

Glad he gets more attention. His drumming on snarky puppy’s lingus was nothing but phenomenal.

@gustafsone

Жыл бұрын

He recorded with them on that entire album called "We Like It Here". I know that most people get introduced to the band by "Lingus", which is a perfect song for that, but the rest of that album is just as good, if not arguably even better. Larnell's solo on "What About Me" makes "Lingus" sound like his warm-up song. Anyway, I mainly just wanted to recommend everyone check out the rest of that album, along with anything else involving Snarky Puppy. That band and everyone involved are on another level.

@Darkser37

9 ай бұрын

@@gustafsone Agree, the album is worth listening to! His solo album is good too

18:05 Love the final comment, which is applicable to any art or other endeavor in life :) The whole demonstration is so cool.

This is one of the best drummer of our time , and got 20 years worth of knowledge in one short video , man what a great time time to be alive!! Thank you …. I did rewind a lot.

Saw him play over the summer and he was simply unreal. In my opinion, one of the top 5 drummers currently alive, in any genre. He can play anything and he's just so creative. Love all that he's doing for the Toronto scene!

@jhorneman

Жыл бұрын

Wait, Toronto?!

@JasonKucherawy

Жыл бұрын

@@jhornemanyeah he lives here in Toronto. I worked with his wife (also a drummer) at a Samba drumming summer camp for kids about 10 years ago when they just started dating. Super nice dude!

@heuxheux

Жыл бұрын

absolutely agreed!

Larnell is one of the most brilliant and innovative musical minds around right now. Y’all are in for a treat watching this, take notes! 🙌🏾

This vídeo. This drums lesson. This masterclass made what ALL music I ever heared in my life didn't. Make me fall in love for the drums. Larnell Lewis, in less than 20 minutes, made me to want learn Drums!!!! Thank you Larnell! You are one of my greatest drum and music heroes!!!!

What an amazing video! I'm not a drummer, never touched a drum kit, but I watched it all. He is such a great educator, he must have all this patterns so clear in his head that he's able to explain them with such ease. And the visuals of the video are amazing. Showing notes, patterns and even the levels of complexity in the final amazing solo.

Saw him and the band at the Montreal Jazz fest. Incredible performer and musician. Thanks for having him on 🙏🏾🇨🇦

It's official; Larnell Lewis is now my favorite professional percussionist.

I gotta say as a drummer of 13 yrs. With both jazz, R&B, Gospel, and extreme death Metal backgrounds. I thought this video wouldn’t really teach anything new. But I put my ego aside an watched it anyways. Glad that there is still always something to learn. As we are all students to another persons views. Thank you Larnell Lewis and WIRED!!

@CoasterStuff1

10 ай бұрын

I also have 13 years of drumming. I’m 14 😂. I also do jazz, R&B and soul/gospel

Despite not being an instrumentalist myself, I absolutely adore music. And Larnell has become one of my absolute favorite people to see when it comes to anything musical in recent times. I could listen to this guy forever and always be engaged. What an awesome opportunity to learn.

What a treat to have Larnell explaining everything so eloquently and precisely and then demonstrating. He is on top of his game!! And the video production is outstanding.

I'm so happy Larnell Lewis did this! Fantastic drummer, one of the greatest of all time. I would have expected some super famous mediocre drummer but you guys selected a true master of the craft despite him not being one of the most famous.

I'm not a musician, and I know I'd have trouble with coordination, but with someone like Larnell Lewis as my teacher? I definitely believe I could not only learn how to play the drums, but really enjoy it. He's so clear and patient, and just loves what he's doing.

Larnell is so talented, likable and a great teacher. At 13:50 I really like how the groove is still so solid throughout his playing.

Masterpiece! Larnell Lewis and this amazing team. Thank you: Director: Sean Dacanay Director of Photography: Paul Neal Editor: Jordan Calig Talent: Larnell Lewis Producer: Maya Dangerfield Line Producer: Joseph Buscemi Associate Producer: Samantha Vélez Production Manager: Eric Martinez Production Coordinator: Fernando Davila Sound Engineer: George Seara Audio: Alain Letourneau Cam Op: Jerome W. Tan Gaffer: Jason Ballesteros Production Assistant: Gavin Lee Post Production Supervisor: Alexa Deutsch Post Production Coordinator: Ian Bryant Supervising Editor: Doug Larsen Assistant Editor: Billy Ward Audio Mix Engineer: Ben Lindell

@Xai-ju3ro

8 ай бұрын

when stars align

What a very very gentle and exiting man this is! What i like the most is that he’s really really enjoying his skills and the music!

@djembe_

Жыл бұрын

Larnell has got to be one of the top 5 drummers alive, too

This is absolutely phenomenal. I’ve been playing drums off and on for more than a decade now and this made me feel so hopeful for what else there is out there, and also gave me knowledge of there being words for the things I’ve been doing by feel. What an excellent educator you’ve found as well, so soft spoken and calming to listen to so you don’t feel drowned in jargon.

@bobaganush

6 ай бұрын

And perhaps one the greatest living Jazz drummers in the world.

Larnell Lewis always blows me away. Everything is so fluid. Brilliant musician.

As a drummer and fan of metal music, what I love is how he puts so many notes in a beat with his hands instead of a double pass pedal, it sounds really nice

I’m not a drummer but your explanation is wonderful not to mention how incredibly talented you are as a drummer . Wow!

@LarnellLewisMusic

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!!!

I could seriously listen to this man drum all day. Such virtuosity yet so clearly unpacked.

For me, this video is a must for anyone who takes drumming seriously and respects the instrument. Thanks, Larnell

I love that 32nd note fill down the toms. Like “Yeah, for y’all that don’t know, now you know.” So awesome.

So valuable for us non drummer song writers, this breakdown helps so much!

@MalikEmmanuel

Жыл бұрын

What did it help you with?

@SirBloxy

Жыл бұрын

@@MalikEmmanuel general understanding - what if you want to write/play with a drummer but he starts blabbering on about drumming terminology as you stare at him with a blank expression?

@MalikEmmanuel

Жыл бұрын

@@SirBloxy I cannot imagine why I would ever need to start “blabbering about drumming terminology” most of what he talked about in this is just plain old music terminology anyway

@DefenestrateYourself

Жыл бұрын

@@MalikEmmanuel Not sure who pissed in your cereal this morning? But bless your little heart

@SirBloxy

Жыл бұрын

@@MalikEmmanuel Christ almighty what's gotten into you today, it's just useful man 😂😂 No need to question its existence entirely

16:45 Pure mastery. You cannot watch Larnell play without smiling really!

Man, i love this guy's attitude and laidback tone as he explains the fundamentals

Few years back, Larnell Lewis came and gave a workshop in dubai, UAE. His Explanations were lucid and clear, he went over ever thing he was teaching so many times, and also how he learnt things. It was so inspiring. I didn't know who he was at that time, but he left me with an impression which i've kept in my head for so long now. I talked to him and he just seemed like a really nice and down to earth person.

Larnel has been one of my favorites ever since seeing him with Snarky Puppy. My biggest takeaway was the always useful "pro tip - make sure you're breathing when playing the drums."

I hold so much respect for the clarity in his explanations and examples and his reflections on how understanding the drum’s purpose in a greater musical context drives creative decisions, vs. playing for personal/ego gratification. The greatest musicians are actively listening and responding to, while also challenging their collaborators, as they mutually navigate to a collective creative emotional experience.

this video is incredible a good teacher, drummer, and speaker presents a well put together lesson along with perfect camera angles, and stellar editing a subtle masterpiece.

When I saw that Larnell had one of these I stopped every I was doing. This man is my favorite drummer. He is so humble yet a great communicator.

Thanks for picking one of the best drummers right now, Larnell is such a legend

I like how drum sounds, but didn't know what drum part exactly it was. But not only I know the part (bass drum), but also I'm dazzled with the drums! Thank you so much for opening a new world to me

I love how concise he is with his teaching

I love how when he's explaining stuff he has some calm and collected demenour but when he plays his face changes. Bro is a true musician you can tell!

0:24 - Level 1 0:46 - Level 2 1:09 - Level 3 1:32 - Level 4 3:43 - Level 5 4:58 - Level 6 5:51 - Level 7 6:53 - Level 8 8:20 - Level 9 11:26 - Level 10 12:50 - Level 11 13:15 - Level 12 16:38 - Level 13

@MukulAnand050

Жыл бұрын

thank you so much

@sredna518

Жыл бұрын

Level 14 : breathe

@Ami-ut2us

Жыл бұрын

Thanks 🎉

@malinowski4691

10 ай бұрын

Level 14 Asian level

Wow! This might be the best shortform instructional instrument video I've ever watched. I don't know if you brought Larnell into the editing-room, but BIG respect to whoever edited this: visually expressing Larnell's teaching all the way through, and with great detail! 10/10

Larnell is a good teacher. He doesn't only explain what to do, he explains why to do it, and how it affects the music.

That crispiness in Larnell's Dry Cymbal Setup! Zildjain definitely nails the sound quality of the cymbals. ❣️

His internal tempo is so good, he sings the beat and it lines up perfectly with what he played on the kit earlier haha. Truly a master of his craft

One of the best expert walkthroughs of complexity that I’ve seen in this series! I felt like I genuinely understood all of that even though the coordination would take years of practice. I realize he also just conceptualizes patterns I’ve noticed in rhythms culturally like polyrhythms in West African dance such as agbadja or “Bor Bor Bor” by the Éwés. Bravo 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Whoever edited this I salute you. Larnell YOU ARE INSANE.

I love Larnell as a person. He is so so grounded. Man, even if you are NOT a drummer, you will enjoy watching this video. Big up for the editor too and thank you @wired for posting this video.

Man Larnell Lewis is such an intelligent percussionist and patient educator. That’s why he’s one of my top favorite drummers. He’s so philosophical, I would love to have him as an instructor.

As a drummer this was an EXCELLENT lesson at drumming, especially for first time-rs. In drum lessons that I took in my past, all this is usually learned over the span of 2-3 years, and you are able to summarize it in one 18-minute video. This also really helps me for writing material since next week I'm about to teach the basics of drums to some people. Great job 👏

I'd rather watch this 100times than any other drum tutorial. Great editing by the Wired team, btw !

Everything explained with such a humble attitude... Larnell is such great educator and a performer

I knew next to nothing about drumming but through the first few levels it was starting to help me see different applications of the stuff he was talking about. Like I can hear some of the examples in those late night news talk shows, church services etc. That's so cool! I also love how it almost felt easier to explain stuff by making sounds than trying to put it into words at the higher levels 😄.

Just beautiful. Love Larnell’s articulation - both as a truly phenomenal player and educator.

Larnel is such a cool drummer. And a very expressive as well. I just love to listen to him both playing and teaching.

Larnell is the master. His drumming on We Like it Here (Snarky Puppy album) is so good it almost makes me cry

It’s impossible to watch this, and not immediately feel inspired to get behind the kit. Thank you Larnell 😭

That "make sure you're breathing" may seem like a throw-away chuckle, but that's legit advice right there 🤣 make sure you're not tensing random muscles you don't need to use too. don't wanna tire your body out needlessly, or do yourself any damage

Larnell, so beautifully taught brother! I love that it started with the basics and clearly explained the levels. And then we got to watch you absolutely shed at the end to see where all of that practice can take us one day. Love your phrasing and interpretation of where to place grooves. Cheers!!

As a drummer and as a visual person - this video is *everything*. Mr. Lewis does a fantastic job of breaking down the mental 'buckets' we keep in our head of all the various drumming 'bits' - and the video editor(s) do a bang up job of visually signaling how each of them are utilized throughout the video. Just perfection! Kudos to everyone who participated in making this short video.

It is so dope to see Larnell on Wired! He is one of my favorite drummers of all time, and is an endless source of inspiration in my own playing. This is a massive W for y'all. And for us.

I’m so impressed of the skills and very good explained. And he’s such a calm person but full of energy 🙌🏽

Larnell's song Change Your Mind is a perfect song to demonstrate levels of drumming difficulty/complexity

Larnell Lewis is an incredible drum player AND professor, besides being a really cool dude. This is a combination that is not always found. Also, congrats to the editing and post-production crew, who did a fantastic job cutting this and adding the right amount of visual elements to ground Larnel's talking.