Hope you all enjoy these examples! Get the transcription of this lesson on my Patreon page patreon.com/JeffRandallDrumming and book a lesson with me on my website JeffRandallDrumming.com.

@schlagzeugunterrichtmemmin1894

3 жыл бұрын

I would love to see Stick-Tricks during Licks and Grooves like Cooper Drummer uses them often...

@user-uz6mr4vj6u

Жыл бұрын

Do you have a sheat notes

I love that consistent hi-hat "chick" you keep going. I have not been able to do that. I think I need to work on that a LOT. :) Thank you for sharing your passion with us. You're an inspiration brother.

@AndrewMeir

3 жыл бұрын

Yes! Great comment! The hihat was the first thing I noticed. It's so simple, yet so expressive and cohesive. When the hands are busy doing other stuff, that simple add of the left foot can make such a difference to the overall cohesion of the rhythm.

@stevencarreiro5080

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly although I was made fully aware of, and probably did practice left foot steady eighths on hats a bit back in the day, it wasn't until years of gigging later ...noticed I was doing it quite naturally actually. Many drum "skills" can conveniently ...just fall right into place, once we're committed to playing with other 🐈. Join a band. Just do it! = Truly the best advice for younger/learning musicians. * Musicianship grows no faster than when engaged with solid accompaniment.

@toe-bi-wankonobivideos2352

2 жыл бұрын

One of my problems too Brotha

@AllenAndersonTaylor

Жыл бұрын

I lose balance on my throne. I think I'm not sitting right.

@htimsr101

Жыл бұрын

I love the flams on the snare. Seems to work well in contrast to the Tom’s!

5:06 sounds incredible on 1.25 speed. I worked on that triplet rhythm on the Toms and looped in around. Jeez, this reminds me of Phil Collins and his partner performing in triplet rhythm towards the audience. You could hear the audience clapping along on every beat cause they really can’t stop feeling the lively groove of the triplet groove. Adding accents to it on off beats just sounds even more musical to keep the rhythm going. Also let’s not forget, the hi-hat being added on every beat while simultaneously doing the triplets gets you to feel the lovely shuffle through the drum kit. I won’t stop playing this Tom rhythmic triplet pattern at all, exceptionally good for fills and getting people moving. Thanks a lot Jeff, your teachings really helped me become an incredible drummer, being drumming for like 8 years and now on grade 7 nearly grade 8. Just wait this year in September to play that incredible drum beat to get students moving in my Secondary School if I have time or get permission by the staff members. They are bound to dance along with this groove thanks to your teaching Jeff. I wish you a happy summer 👏😄😎☀️

If you want to really dig into tom based rhythms, latin, Cuban, and African rhythms are a great way to go. There's the strict rhythms and then all the variations which equal a well of rhythmic resources to dip into when the music calls for it.

@JeffRandallDrumming

2 жыл бұрын

That’s a great call Marty!

Fantastic stuff.... I just hit my first year drumming at 64 years old.... and this gives me plenty to practice and feast on! Thanks Jeff.... you’re awesome! 👍

@JeffRandallDrumming

3 жыл бұрын

Love to hear that! Have fun with 'em.

This is just great! I could not have asked for more to start improving (pattern-wise) on this topic. Thank you so much Jeff!!

This is the video I always wanted but never thought anyone cared enough to make, thank you so much ❤️

Been in a fill rut for ages and this helps out a lot, cheers!

Hi Jeff: I'm Allan Schwartzberg studio / tour drummer who played the Funky President beat for James Brown. Congrats on your channel You're putting out some cool valuable stuff.

I have to say for me, a beginner, this is one of the best videos I've seen for toms. I love these "must know" grooves for the expansion of kit knowledge. Now I gotta put in the work. Thanks man!

Short and sweet! You’re killing it. Bookmarked and subscribed 💪

Very nice! Keep up the good work jeff!!

Wow...This is awesome! Thanks Jeff!

That's awesome tips! Thank you so much!

Finally ! It is high time I tried these beats on my own drum set and see how it goes , Thx Jeff :)

@JeffRandallDrumming

3 жыл бұрын

For sure bud, have fun!

Super vidéo très complète ! Merci beaucoup pour tous ces rythmes ! 😃

Cool and useful ! Got to have fun with these beats!

I like those fitting names for each beat. Nice stuff.

Fabulous Vid Jeff. Thank you.

Great job,man! I really dig it.

Absolutely love this.Thanx muchly

Thank you, sir!

Nice, clean and informative, great air duster to my brain and great for everyone to employ in their playing , thank you!

EXCELLENT WORK THANK YOU

Very cool Tom beats. Thanks for sharing😀👍

Thank you, Jeff. So useful and cool 😉

I just subscribed to your channel. Loved all the fills! You inspire me to keep playing. Thank you for the ideas.

This is so helpfull for me. Thanks Jeff.

Great stuff. No need for blazing speed to create cool sound. Thanks Jeff.

You're amazing man. Thanks for this.

Great stuff!

Wonderful🤠 Several great tom beats in one tutorial.

Love ur Channel Jeff be watching you since almost the beginning..pick up alot lately been hitting some long ruts.. Thanks keep it up...

The first Tom beat reminds me of the beat in the chorus of Favorite Thing by the Replacements. Excellent song.

Very cool! Most appreciated as I love using the toms! More toms for the salad!!!

Fantastic. Something proper magic in the way you do #14 . Many thanks. 😊😊

Excellent video, you packed them all in quick, no wasted time..all great! Ya #13!!!

Super! Thanks!

Very good job! Thanks

Like these open handed technics with the hihat puls, great inspirationally will practice it once 👍💯

Parabéns, melhor vídeo q eu já vi de levadas com tons. Jeff podia fazer mais um vídeo como esse pra nós aí? Valeu🤘👍

Very nice, thank you!

Thanks finding Ur stuff very helpful 😊

That got my creativity going.. thanks!

This is great! I know if I practice and work hard I will be able to play all of these fills. Thank you!!🤘🥁

@RobloxianPassion_

2 жыл бұрын

nice Godbless

Awesome! I wanna learn some of them defenitely!

Tx you, guy!

Your groove is awesome 😍

So inspiring video :) thank you

I love these type of count videos

Brilliant!

very good video, thank you

Thanx, mate! 🎉

Hej Jeff, Very nice to see your channel, you have a great style to teach.

Go Jeff! You go boy!

amazing video very inspiring !

Your one of my favorite bud

NICE! thanks

Nice one, useful stuff !

January, 2024. Thank you so much! 🔥

Thank you, 70 year old beginner and loving it.

The excerpt on the intro reminded me (very happily) of the Tom groove in 'snot' by Snot

I'm 69 years old started playing about 9 or 10 years old. That was cool and easy to snatch on to. Thanks. Ill be drilling with those beats. Some of um I have in my collection of happy smacks but now I got more. Thanks again

Thank you! I’ve got a very minimal vocabulary of tom-based beats so this is a great resource.

@JeffRandallDrumming

3 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome! Enjoy.

I’ll have a lot of fun learning those, thanks! Beat 5 reminds me Song 2 by Blur a bit

@JeffRandallDrumming

3 жыл бұрын

Dude, love that song. Great groove.

Dude, I LOVE THIS!!! There seems to be this whole narrative of "we've outgrown the toms" lately??? Toms offer possibilities for MELODY, something that doesn't come easy on our instrument. I look at toms like razor blades, is 5 better than 3???...🤔...probably. Is 10 better than 5???...I wouldn't say so. There's a sweet spot and it's different for everyone. I will say that it's simple math. More toms, more potential melodies! (Keep up the good work Jeff, you Rock! 🥁🔥)

Excellent!

Great interesting ideas

As a beginner drummer, thank you. I love Tom beats.

What a nice lesson !!!!

@JeffRandallDrumming

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much!

This is so sick

Just great...!!!

Really helpful 👍

Solid gold. Subbed.

Those are some tasty tom grooves Jeff!!

Practical, Useful, and Brief... THX a million 🤏👍🙏

Great, thanx for that ;-)

Thanks for these! 14 reminds me of Our Lady Peace's Starseed (love that drummer). To me, 15 cries out for open-hand!

Thanks!

Bar 2 of beat 14 was the first fill I ever learned! Seems like it would be boring, but it grooves so hard

Thanks!!!!I Love it love it love it!!! Give me some more!!!💖💖💖

Thanks Man!

@JeffRandallDrumming

3 жыл бұрын

For sure bud!

Jeff flexing his side profile while telling his name is worth a million likes by itself

Love your videos, really helpful and can't wait to see what comes out of the new whsiper room. But I gotta question about this one, in particular on beat two, your hihat leg actually moves "twice" the tempo to what the hihat does. Care to elaborate on this technique at some point?

Great video!! Hi from Spain

I really really enjoy your videos so good I have a question about your practice room, are you in a regular storage room in Nashville or close by and what did you do to control the sound because the last one I was in was medal and concrete. Thin there’s a lot of drummers that would like to know. I think. Thanks you are one of the best

Wow. What fun. These should keep me busy and smiling for a while. 😃

@JeffRandallDrumming

3 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it! Enjoy!

Totally cool video!

muy bueno, gracias

thanks bro

I can hear so much tool in my head as I listen to this

Thanks. Found these related to krautrock beats played by Jaki Liebezeit in early 70s.

great video

I love tom patterns.

GREAT DRUM CHANNEL ...

you are amusing to watch! Love your creativity with these! How do you develop these? research? I guess what I am asking is where are you getting the terminologies from? I am a college-musician-wanna-be :)

Nice tanks you

Very cool!!!

Very cool man, def got a few new ideas from this ! You should do a Vid of Spoonman. Some great Tom work on that by Matt Cameron and always fun to play

@JeffRandallDrumming

3 жыл бұрын

Love that song! Matt Cameron is a beast.

Love it. 15" hihats?