*WUDDUP Y'ALL! You're gonna love these, man. Very efficient way to throw those 32nd notes around the kit...and look super smooth while doin' it! Cheggem out and have fun with em. OH...And snatch you up one of these new hoodies on the way out! Link in description!* 🤘🏾😃

@daniel_alan_music6583

3 жыл бұрын

Love your vids dude!! 🤘😝🙏

@joelstaib

3 жыл бұрын

Rob you are bad ass, man. These simple fills sound so good, and I would never have thought of these sticking combos. I have taken my drumming to a whole different level with a ton of help from your videos. Thanks bro...

@jimbarcelona1078

3 жыл бұрын

Like them all mixing them adding them into some solos , Hope your well. Take care and thanks Rob!

@johnathantwinz810

3 жыл бұрын

do you give lessons

Just finished practicing 5 stroke fills, take a break, sip some water, open laptop and there is Mr. Brown with a lesson. Great timing.

@RobBeatdownBrown

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome back 🙂

@mr.anderson70

3 жыл бұрын

@@RobBeatdownBrown I been learning and lurking a while.

This is the side of sauce right here!!!

The evolution of his kit is fun to watch.

That L F RR twists my brain 🤯. Great idea Rob!

Great video. I laughed out loud when you mentioned about getting fired for overfilling. So true.

You're my best..."you" make me progress with your brillant teaching.... Merci beaucoup...Thank you very much.👏👏👏👏👏

Loving the jacket and the fills

Yes Rob! Thank you so much, your teaching is always so so good! Much respect for you!

Brilliant and very musical, Rob! Thanks a lot!

Blew my mind.

Great lesson, can't wait to try them.

Love the content. Thanks for the wealth of knowledge.

My compliments Rob, you always manage to keep your content original despite millions of videos out there. Your lessons are always very practical and useful, really great channel!!!

Simple..very effective!!

thanks alot man was afraid of learning 32nd notes but this made it seem so doable thanks a milll

Whew! im a member of a local band here in my place the Philippines playin' on drums, but im not a good drummer but i can play on my own simple idea depends on my feelings. Everyday i wake up after prayin' i just hit my pillows with my sticks to exercise because i have no drum set. I kept watchin' on your good channel to learn some simple notes that i can play. You're a coolest drummer sir Rob Brown, i like your style. "Island of Mindanao here, Philippines"

3:01 Wasnt expecting that :o Sounds brutal!!!

Finally! I really needed that, been stressing on how to approach this properly. 😎

Having a lightbulb moment here... Thank you Mr. Beatdown 👍

I never knew what I didn’t know I was missing. Thanks for these videos. 👍🏾

Love your vibe Rob 😌. You are always so nice, responsible , and you teach me so much as a young drummer. When my band gets successful one day you will definitely get some credit!

Rob’s one cool dude.

I first heard Steve Gadd playing RLRK at very high speed in his first video, but the double Rob puts in makes it more "playable". Rob doesn't play it super fast, but his touch and precision let this lick really burn. Simple things on a high level, that is what we all need. Thanks again, Rob.👍👋

Thanks a bunch ,Rob.Awesome, I love this lesson.what a sequency of strokes!

So groovy-different & you make it sound cool as well as easy. I am just getting my brain-hands around RLLK. Here I go again back into my uncomfortable zone. Give me 6 weeks. Love it

Fantastic riffs! Super flexible, I'm going to be trying these out tonight. Thanks!

Love the new lights 🔥

The last one I dig

Love those...cant wait to try them on the kit, thanks Rob you the MAN!!!

Magnífico, gracias.

@Rob Brown I've been drumming for 30 year's 🤫🤫And WOOOOWEEEEE!! I don't know we're I've been???? But im a learning more from you,in just 3 to 4 of your different lessons. Than over my 30 year's of playing!!! I'm EMBARRASSED!!

7:48 😂 thanks man for the vid. Diffidently gonna practice this fills. 👍

i love your new a & f snare and little jealous ! lol and always fantastic lessons you have

Thank You so much Rob. Greetings from Germany.

@RobBeatdownBrown

3 жыл бұрын

Shout out to Germany, man. Greets from Canada 🇨🇦🙂

Just came from the beginner lesson to this. I think I need to go back a tad

I like this because the doubles are on the Right! I've seen a million RllK videos and I realize it's so you can move around with your good hand but...it's been done to death...(🙄 Rllk aka. The go to chop for every KZread drummer) Thank's for something different Rob 👍

Beat down got flow like water over rocks.

Just wrote those stickings down in my notes on my phone and cant wait to take these from the pad to the kit! You're really opening up my mind to new ways to play things around the drums. Thank you tremendously Rob!👍🏼

I needed this. Been in a rut, trying to find something new to work on. I tore the first exercise up today. Can’t wait to spend a few weeks on all of these.

Great lesson again cheers 🇬🇧👍🏻

Amazing fill, TKS for sharing !

Rob you are the coolest drummer on the internet. If Lenny Kravitz and Eric Andre had a kid you’d be their kid.

Great video man. Something to work on that sounds great and helps introduce the double stroke into fills.

Tight!! Thx, I definitely can add these to the mix..

This is some building blocks for creating tasty fills Thanks Rob!!

Genius man!!! Just jumped into my kit to play this!!!! (JR-PORTUGAL)

Love this! Thank you

Rob, 1st off i love your videos. Connecting with people over the world is very inspirational, especially sharing an artform that everyone is able to expand upon is groundbreaking. Been playing for 25 years and designed new ways to gain independency of heels and toes. It was super frustrating at first but really opened up new worlds to me and became lotta fun and rewarding. I'm currently kit-less and have been for almost a decade, due to my gear getting stolen. No kit for all this time I began creating circular-tap exercises (R toe R heel L heel L toe) clockwise or (L toe L heel R heel R toe) counter clockwise. Holding those circles through beats and different divisions and patterns. Opened up new ways to approach new rhythmic flow. Jim Chapin books assisted new fascinations with independency of not just limbs but parts of those limbs as well. Just started following you on IG recently. Thanks for sharing your gifts with us all and glad to be subscribed ~one♡~

@Rob Brown, The difference is playing either matched grip or traditional grip, most drummers use matched grip. Some drummers find it hard to use the traditional grip on a kit, initially, with moving around the toms. Oddly enough, what are the hi-hat's in this video?, I have Paiste 13" Sound-Edge ones at the moment, they're starting to sound dated. Glad you still have that Ride though, it sounds really good.

That's A Tasty Drum lesson Mate. And your kit sounds great

combine two of these and you’ve got some really good sauce there. Simple things like this are so useful, thanks Rob!

Much appreciated!✌

Drummers: listen to Rob! These lessons used to cost me a night's gig money every week in San Diego in the 80's. But you must put the time in and practice correctly- just the way Rob teaches. Thanks Rob my brother, got my head phones on, got the Gretsch tuned up using your methods and I am drumming better than back in the heavy gig days!

Hi Man, love your work, the 3rd is my favourite will work on all of them, thanks bud. Cheers Wayne

Some how you take things I think I already know, and make it better!! Your way of explaining things just works for me man... Thanks!!!

congrats mate, really awsome and professional looking light design. Just like a TV studio.

You are the best ever!

Cool Video, thank you Rob.Man that Ride cymbal and swish sounds so good !!!

What a great lesson! It came together instantly. As long as you are already strong and push and pull doubles, these exercises come together quick. How cool!👍😎

I just love the set up of your room. And boy, your drums always makes me fall inlove. The beauty of it. How I wish I have that kit. Nice content as always rob!

Thanks M Rob.👊

Rob what’s up man, you are the best teacher I’ve seen thus far. I have really learned a lot from you, I have been around music all my life, being that my uncle was the lead guitarist for the Columbus group the Crowd Pleasers Craig Moreland. Thanks brugh keep doing it your legacy will stand✊🏾

@RobBeatdownBrown

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the encouragement, man 🙂

@fabienlamour3644

3 жыл бұрын

Me too me too

Got me a hoodie!...and a bunch of Ts....and some new ways to play 32nd notes...thanks Beat!

@RobBeatdownBrown

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome. Thanks for supporting, man ✌🏽🙂

MAAANNNN I've been looking for this breakdown for a minute! Thank you good sir!

You da man. I'll be working on that. Another fine beat down.

Epic. :) Thank you.

again, awesome. I like the slow-fast demo so one hear how fluidly it can sound after a while and stopping with the slack y’all :)

Big up Rob

Another great vid thanks bro

Great stuff as always, I'm going to try these out today. Many thanks, Rob!

Greasy AF. Love it!

Great...very useful...🔥🥁🔥

that’s some of my favorite stickings to play😎🔥 great job man

Great stuff!

You’re the man!

...solid..really helpful,. !

Excellent !

Nice and smooth. Thank you Rob. Dang. You are the ‘Stick Master’! Now’s the time to fill the drum dumb part of my brain with this to ease the numb. Always love your sessions.

I see Rob, I click

Only four strokes? What could you possibly do with....oh. I see. Great video! Love how at low tempo these ebb and flow round the kit, then when you step it up it sounds like you've grown a spare set of arms. Very versatile but (in theory) very simple.

Tom's sound good.

You have the best videos, Rob! Thanks so much for sharing your approaches. The LFRR sounds killer. I'm off to practice--no slackin' here! 🥁🔥

STOP SLACKING I needed to hear that, thank you.

WHY DO THESE SOUND SO GOOD?!?

This is a great lesson something I could totally use love the way you break it down great video man

Awesome video as always 🥁

Grande Rob

Happy Friday Rob

6. Comment yeyy thats an achievment for my drum career. 👽

Wow, some cool shit!

Excellent Rob! I’ll have to teach some of these to my students at The School Of Rock.

The only thing you need to know from the last video is pick up the stick after each double stroke. Personally I just generally just learn from Thomas Lang and would go with his method personally. The Long roll with perfected accents. Those accents eventually become less noticeable and important at higher speeds

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Fake Splash hit! Hilarious LOL! Great video though!! Excellent lesson, Rob!

Hahaha 7:54 damn Beatdown I hope to develop and get to meet you some day! I been watching your videos for about 4 months and trying to be committed as a 32 year old novice

can you make a video on how to playing 32nd ghost note pattern or grooves Rob great video btw

That is TASTY

Your audio mixing sounds great

I'm reminded of Bonham triplets here with the exception, of course, being a double stroke with one hand. However, I'm a little unsure how to come out on the down note every time.