Learn DOUBLE BASS without a double pedal. Here's how:

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If you’re wanting to learn double bass, but your left foot is slow & you don’t have a double pedal… then today’s lesson is for you!
You can ABSOLUTELY gain double kick skills without a double pedal, and I’d even argue this is the better way to do it.
Whether or not double bass is your end goal, you do need left foot independence for really being a creative drummer with a unique voice.
Take action with me today on 3 simple foot exercises you can do without a double bass pedal, and we’ll get you well on your way to playing fast double kick 16ths at 120bpm. YOU CAN DO THIS!
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  • @ozgurakcicek
    @ozgurakcicekАй бұрын

    It is great that you are helping out to those who are kind of new. Thank you! There is a problem with the video between the 13:01 - 15:10. Recording just freezes. I refreshed the page several times thinking maybe it is about my connection but nope. Cheers!

  • @sadelili

    @sadelili

    Ай бұрын

    ben de internet gitti sandim

  • @jmfs3497

    @jmfs3497

    Ай бұрын

    OH! I thought something was wrong with mine, too.

  • @mikeelliott4898
    @mikeelliott4898Ай бұрын

    Video freezes 13-15 mins in.

  • @TheIronSavior

    @TheIronSavior

    Ай бұрын

    Same here

  • @carbonc6065
    @carbonc606524 күн бұрын

    ~Another great video ... Thanks for all the uploads/lessons.

  • @stevesherwin8018
    @stevesherwin801829 күн бұрын

    HI Stephen, the reason for my wanting to learn this is because I feel my left foot is not really good at keeping time and it is weak. Thanks, good video!

  • @mherndon9940
    @mherndon9940Ай бұрын

    Thank you for the lesson!

  • @SpiderDan2099
    @SpiderDan2099Ай бұрын

    Thank you so much for doing this lesson, your timing is impeccable as I have been shopping around and waiting for a decent Memorial day sale to pick out my double bass pedals.

  • @cafe.cedarbeard
    @cafe.cedarbeardАй бұрын

    Ahoy there! Thanks again Stephen, for holding true this channel with great lessons in upping skills on the music instruments of the ancients, or seems so from how the screens have allowed new generations to never have been updated as to the things their great grandparents lived through. With all the great lessons available I see no reason why human produced live music will go away any time soon. That said, hooray for the teachers who have confirmed my suspicion that basic skills can indeed be trained off the kit with nothing but a chair, maybe a pair of sticks. I've been conditioning my body by tapping and slapping for a couple of decades now, Tai Ji lessons include such things so I can use my legs as practice pads and use full dynamic range. Double bass; I just started really digging into it by attempting to play along with Bill Ward, Bill Bruford in King Crimson (he only had one kick in Yes), Neil Peart and Danny Carrey and finding that what with bicycle cred under my belt also it's no problem to do the alternate notes. So yeah, martial arts and bicycle mean my left leg is just fine. I sometimes do the Stick Control patterns with feet, or between opposite limbs like especially left foot to right leg, then all the possible roll patterns. Short of it, yay! It doesn't take having my kit handy to keep advancing my skills! Just this morning I was genuinely surprised to be matching a few of Danny Carrey's chugga patterns on the first couple of tracks on Fear Inoculum.

  • @cafe.cedarbeard

    @cafe.cedarbeard

    Ай бұрын

    Original first 3 albums Sabbath had Bill Ward only using one kick pedal. I've also been practicing some of his patterns cause he was really deft at left foot expression on the hats too. Think War Pigs. Bonham also, one kick and all that bounce like on Good Times Bad Times or Immigrant Song.

  • @cafe.cedarbeard

    @cafe.cedarbeard

    Ай бұрын

    Indeed! Soft volume repetitions leads to great surprises when going for greater volume. Same principle I found as far back as my teens, in the late 90's, with voice where if I did enough non supported falsetto, or head voice then it was always a bit surprising how easy it was later on when going for full reinforced head voice singing Rush songs onstage with a band.

  • @cafe.cedarbeard

    @cafe.cedarbeard

    Ай бұрын

    I'm into learning double bass cause my favorite kind of music to play is the hard rock and prog and metal things by the drummers previously mentioned. I dig The Cure and The Beatles and David Bowie beats a lot also, and Funkadelic, Wow, Bob Marley. But then it always feels like coming home to my native music habitat when I play along with Tool, King Crimson, Black Sabbath, Dio, Yes, that kind of thing.

  • @NowOffTheClock
    @NowOffTheClockАй бұрын

    TY Stephen! 16:04-16:34 RE: "Splashing" I know it is not a part of the 3 point Instruction, But it was Sooo important to ME to hear you reference "That Problem" 😂 Being honest, I always thot it was Me doing something wrong while practicing paradiddles (spelled parles in the transcript) and, oh yeah, I HATE that splashing sound. I am so Glad you made it a point to explain! TYVM!

  • @rayboreham2648
    @rayboreham2648Ай бұрын

    Confirmed. The Big Chill takes over the video from 13-15 approx. Actually, video keeps playing but teacher and all action freezes. Please fix as we have no idea what goes on for those 2 minutes. Thanks.

  • @officialfanofrichiebricker8324
    @officialfanofrichiebricker8324Ай бұрын

    hey , Red and skillit, very cool. and the Newsboys and why is there no breakfast in hell? Oh, The Milk, Yeah ya dont want no breakfast in hell

  • @shilohstrawbridge7271
    @shilohstrawbridge7271Ай бұрын

    I love the content and your friendly tone. And you teaching the groundwork for blast beats wearing fur-lined slippers is the best part! 🥹 😂 😊

  • @TheLthrvatin
    @TheLthrvatinАй бұрын

    Hey, I met your youngest sister and her mans. She is such a nice lady. If you want to do a Collab, let me know! Thanks. Andy 😊

  • @jmfs3497
    @jmfs3497Ай бұрын

    "The chicks cannot be completely clean, quiet chicks." Thats why my drummer said. 16:19

  • @ufo_ninja
    @ufo_ninjaАй бұрын

    Hey your videos are really good, but holey moley you take a long time to get to the point. It’s like 8 minutes before the actually content starts. Sorry for whining about that, your videos are top notch otherwise.

  • @PsyenceFiction1

    @PsyenceFiction1

    Ай бұрын

    I get what you're saying and theres a lot of videos out there that have useless info and no content. However wouldnt say this one is an example of that. The intro and explainations are useful.

  • @raykane2063

    @raykane2063

    Ай бұрын

    Hey I noticed but to me it actually feels like a good friend who is actually taking his time and talking to you and telling you his journey in life and a lot of us see this has happened or could happen to us on our journey.

  • @brad3628
    @brad3628Ай бұрын

    We few fortunate were born with double kick abilities. Sorry bout the rest of you.

  • @JO-ti5zp
    @JO-ti5zp20 күн бұрын

    Because a hihat feels so much like a kick pedal. Patterns and independence great, feel...... Not even remotely close.