You are correct, Dave. Drumming is singles and doubles. The thing we, as drummers, need to do is learn how to make it interesting and musical. Our main job is to keep time, but we need to make sure we include texture in our playing. This is something that I strive for. I like your videos and the way you teach. You keep it real with the sticks hitting each other and not editing it out. It's like being there in the room doing the lessons with you. Keep doing what you are doing.

Can we get this guy more views? He’s seriously underrated. Great job bud! 👏

amazing - great work

beautiful kit

Well done

As a drummer who also loves paradiddles more than he should, I approve this lesson!

Nice video as always mate, cool surname too 😉

I love this lesson thanks alot

Very nice. Great to see you back more 🔥🎶🥁

Love the video and the honesty. Well done mate. Keep up the great work.

Fantastic lessons. Very well explained and easy to follow. Thank you!!!

GOLD! Thx so much.

Damn this shit was confusing at first. But I'll get it

Nice! Thanks!

Great Lesson , Dave !

You deserve way more subs

Nice one Dave! I've been working on all four for a few months now as part of my warmup, accenting the singles is dead cool and easier - especially in the 4th inversion! - than accenting the 1st of the 4 hits. Thanks, my warmup is going to morph to a 'main drill' for now with lots of tom work and the - paradiddle 'splitting'? Is there a term for playing different inversions together?

Your inversion naming scheme has no 1st inversion (the standard "root position" paradiddle is not an inversion).