Watched it everyday for a month. After all the tripling the frequency of my drumming creates such a high pitch it made all the dogs in the neighborhood go nuts and I've had bats crashing into my windows.

This is the first time I've seen a lesson on The Moeller technique, explaining how to play it properly between hands. Nice one guys!

@DrumeoOfficial

4 жыл бұрын

🙂🤘

@doozydrummer

4 жыл бұрын

That is not the Moeller Technique, it‘s based on moeller technique but thats not the original. You should check out Claus Hessler.

@trustdube2148

4 жыл бұрын

Bori

@trustdube2148

4 жыл бұрын

Kkkkkk the best of drums

@jordongrant2782

4 жыл бұрын

Totally agree! Finally understand how it works between hands!

If I triple my speed today, and then re-watch this video tomorrow does that mean I'll be able to hit nine times faster? Oh man, and then watch it again the day after tomorrow!

@carlosandlena

3 жыл бұрын

I watched it for a month, my hands caught fire while playing.

@Munch1289

3 жыл бұрын

@@carlosandlena i lost my hands cant play drums anymore vid deserves a dislike

@therandom7796

3 жыл бұрын

Try a year maybe you’ll be 2 times faster

@sxmu3401

3 жыл бұрын

So I Tried that, and after 5 days its just one Solid note so u dont hear the single Hits anymore

@RATKING_irl

3 жыл бұрын

*brain expansions noises*

Motions 2:30 The Thing You Were Looking For 6:00 Exercise (#1) 11:05 Exercise (#2) 12:11 Exercise (#3) 13:00 Exercise (#3-b) 14:20 More Info in descirption. 👆

@mathias841

4 жыл бұрын

Drumeo what drumhead os he using ?

@aarushs9201

4 жыл бұрын

@@mathias841 remo

@w4shep

4 жыл бұрын

What a great technique! You’re a fantastic instructor !! Thanks for sharing !!!

@jorrin007

2 жыл бұрын

Bueller? Bueller? Bueller?

@johnnyharperscoutstable5386

8 ай бұрын

Thank god. A little more concise is good…

Drumeo are unreal. The amount of tips, ideas and full lessons they post! Very inspiring content as always. This is a great lesson. Thanks!!👍🥁👏

I like how he came in on a spaceship and dropped the mic on a great digestible lesson that everyone can comprehend. Even after a decade plus of playing I still have trouble with my hand technique but this breaks things down extremely well. Looking forward to going over the practice exercises

"Lead from the elbow" is something I only heard from Gil Sharone till now, which just clicked in my mind and solved the mysteries of Moeller for me, but he talked about it just for 2-3 minutes in his Drumeo vid. This is a complete helpful tutorial to just that. Russ rep++

@DrumeoOfficial

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing. :) Glad you liked the lesson, enjoy the drumming journey,

@krusher74

3 жыл бұрын

I'm trying, but feel like I'm flapping like a chicken!

@scottspeig

2 жыл бұрын

Its a fascinating lesson, as I was taught to NOT play with the elbow but with the wrist, as playing with elbow will be exhausting... It's going to be hard to adjust to this...

Its always a good day when Drumeo posts

@lilpeteftw

4 жыл бұрын

Tokio Hotel represent

@tico117

4 жыл бұрын

not for me my dog died

@deepakvishwakarmaentertain587

3 жыл бұрын

Pmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmllm

@nabilel-geziry5037

3 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY

Russ was my DRUM teacher in FL - Wow, he made it.

@DrumeoOfficial

4 жыл бұрын

That's awesome!

@jonnybravo3697

3 жыл бұрын

That was a really well paced and narrated lesson on the technique👍

This is a great lesson and a very clear explanation of the Moeller technique. BUT, and it's a big but... I wish these guys would stop telling us that this is the only way to play fast single strokes. It's not. At 10:32 he says it's not possible to do it another way, but if you look at players like Damien Schmitt and Gergo Borlai, these guys have incredible speed and control and do not use cyclic Moeller movements. I was taught Moeller technique in the same way almost 20 years ago and it actually really harmed my playing by being told (similarly) that it's the "only" way to play the drums. Just keep an open mind and remember that any particular technique is just one tool in your box.

@gabrielcruz3997

4 жыл бұрын

His arms look stiff when he says he can't do it, kinda fake looking and sabotaged, probably to push his point. But I think I would never use this technique because you can't do a single stroke consistently at the same dynamic.

@williammoses5939

4 жыл бұрын

very true advice. becoming stuck in your ways, so to speak technique wise, can make things very challenging on down the road

@CounterRhythms

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Buddy "stirred the soup" at his top speed with accents but he could smoke most guys with no moeller and just cruise forever without accents. The idea that you can only play fast using Moeller is nonsense.

How many terminators did it cost to make those tom arms

@DrumeoOfficial

4 жыл бұрын

Just one.

@KirbSyde-vf4cf

4 жыл бұрын

That's some funny shit right there 😆 it does look like a T-800 is holding those toms!

@badenfitzmaurice9013

4 жыл бұрын

I've seen them on a few videos recently, but not before. Are they something new?

@jeffd9193

4 жыл бұрын

Baden Fitzmaurice, New or old, I’d like to hear a side by side comparison to hear if they really make a difference for the money they cost $$$😬 I doubt the person in the 3rd row would know the difference.

@nickfili9409

4 жыл бұрын

Don't know, but what an affective way to completely ruin the look of an otherwise gorgeous kit.

Russ thank you for helping me see that there is far more than metal and heavy music. Your dvd was the first I have ever bought and I watched it day in and day out. Thank you man

Drumeo is great! They inspired my drum instruction 🙌🏽

I don't know about anyone else, but that was an awesome lesson & will carry anybody's speed & technique into a much better sounding, fluid & very dynamic that many drummers lack. It brings me so much joy & contentment to see a player that good, teaching the secrets of being a successful drummer, thank you!!! Sincerely, Jeff

That for me, was the most useful drum lesson I’ve seen so far anywhere. Thank you so much.

First off the drum rack is insanely overbuilt and beautiful and I love it 100% so freaking much. Also this is some nicely and eloquently put drum lessons on theory and almost philosophy on a specific technique and I really thank you a lot for creating this. You connected the emotional aspect to the playing aspect in a very understandable way to help everybody with the part that matters most, which is expressing feeling. Good shit dude!!

Best explanation of this technique that I have heard in my 24 years of playing.

@sturifas9511

4 жыл бұрын

My thoughts exactly! I've seen this technique explained many times, by many drummers. This was, by far, the best yet...

@blueberrypie2722

4 жыл бұрын

I'd agree!! I watched tons of these moellar technique videos but I had gotten nowhere. This video really helped especially the part where he started the video by emphasizing the strokes generated with arm muscles and elbow movement.

@badhabits25

4 жыл бұрын

Is this the technique you would use for a hands together triplet fill, like in a schuffle?

@KingShahede

3 жыл бұрын

He should know after studying with Chapin who studied with Moller

I was in the Air Force, I recognize those tom mounts! They're off of the bomb bay doors from a B-52!

This makes my day: Jim Chapinjj' remark on "the last note being like putting your finger a hot burner". Great way of describing a swift natural movement! Great material Drumeo and Russ Miller!

I'm beginner from India Dentist by profession but love to play drums...Thankyou Miller sir and Drumeo for making such educational stuff for us to learn from.Thankyou once again really enjoyed your lessons....

Excellent lesson. The choppiest of drummers use these techniques to get their speed. Their endurance comes from constantly practicing these technique. Staying relaxed is key as well. Thanks for the killer tips, Russ.

I love when the guy casually mentions, “yeah, so I took lessons from Jim Chapin... AND Freddy Gruber.” FML.

@DrumeoOfficial

4 жыл бұрын

And you are taking a lesson with him. 😉

@mathias841

4 жыл бұрын

Drumeo more of a public masterclass

@nealsausen4651

3 жыл бұрын

I studied with. FREDDIE GRUBER from APRIL 1969 to just before his death And I will tell you this: .... “pop -drop -up”! And so much more

I've seen a few explanations of these moves but this, from where I sit is The Best and will be a great help to me Thanks Russ for putting it so clearly.

When I started playing the drums I was in the marching band in my high school and I learned a lot about technique and speed and I got to say this guy is spot on 100% correct you must learn these techniques it's very important I've been playing for 40 years now and I still learn from the best and this guy is top notch

The elbow up movement is absolutely key. I'm glad you pointed that out because I've been struggling with that moeller technique for weeks now and I think I wasn't doing enough of the whipping motion. Thanks again for the info!!

Interesting I had no clue this was a thing, but I’ve found myself using this exact technique to roll into fills in songs like hard to handle, didn’t even know what I was doing to make it happen until now, now I know how to practice it. Thanks

Such a beast! Great tips Russ and thank you Drumeo for everything you do for the drumming community!

"not sure how much faster your ever gonna need to play then that." *Laughs in death metal*

@benveo1554

2 жыл бұрын

HAHAHA LOL

Extremely helpful and eye opening. I think I'll be a lot less tired, too! Thank you! 👍🎯

This is what I’m actually struggling with, so thank you for this great lesson. Cheers

Great lesson, I already use the Moeller technique but I didn't realize how fast it can sound with one hand going what seems to be much slower. I've been really going crazy thinking I'd have to eventually get my one hand up super fast. But with the interplay I can see you can actually play quite relaxed an still get a really fast accented tempo.

thanks drumeo for all these videos, im so greatful to learn more with this, just to imagine years ago itd be a lot more complicated to have this type of lessons. now with this material its way much easier and accesible

Fine Mr. Miller this demo is very important ,and your demonstration has helped me a lot, i continue to practice following all her advice carefully ,thanks you are a good teacher.

Incredible. First time I've seen this explained so well.

*_I wish I had this information when I fist started 30 yrs ago._* 👀😎

This guy is a very good teacher. Explains things slowly and thoroughly.

Probably the best video I've seen on the Moeller technique...he does an excellent job explaining this

Thanks Russ, timing is everything and I definitely appreciate how many young drummers are going to dramatically increase their skills because your videos and therefore contribute so much more the the music they make.

I haven’t played for 20 years and have a desire to play at home for pleasure again .... big thing for me.. this lesson is just fantastic, so well articulate and simply explained Thank you for doing this segment Russ just beautiful mate .... where’s my practise pads pant pant ;)

@fishfinderchartersdavis9556

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the like We all know “back Then “ it’s gotta be fast gotta be the THING right ?! Nope no no no do it slow get the technique right or it’ll never be smooth it’ll never flow it’s stiff and a consistent struggle Check this even if you embrace 80 percent of this technique you’ll fly I’m 53 an man my sixes and double strokes are cruising like crazy Love y’all All the best Please check your technique schedule please Out

What a simple yet great video. Easy and straight to the point. Definitely gonna focus on this, thanks man!!

A great video, thank you! For the last years I was very obsessed about finger technique in French timpany grip. Now I´m staring to work hard on Moeller and your video is just perfect for that. And you really make it work. Amazing work!!!

Very interesting stuff Russ, thanks for sharing and well presented. I am nearly 64 and this is an eye opener in a way as I have never used my elbows like that but it all makes sense.

This is the best explanation I've heard man, thanks a million!

16:30 Tech Death bands everywhere: "Is that a challenge?"

@DavidKrautscheid

4 жыл бұрын

i should make a drumeo lesson to show drummers the only technique that works really. forget finger control forget moeller forget open close. the only technique that works is combining all techniques to one! but hopefully soon i will make it.

@helldog7502

4 жыл бұрын

350 bpm switch blasting

@Vayinism

4 жыл бұрын

After 280 bpm death/blackmetal drummers tend to use modern techniques such as open close technique and the push pull technique. Just thought I would share that to people who want to go even faster.

@DavidKrautscheid

4 жыл бұрын

@@Vayinism i can play at least 280 bpm full leg,full wrist. no problem at all

@BirdandDiz1957

4 жыл бұрын

David Kah, good for you. Can you play musically as well?

Thank goodness....somebody finally demystifies the dark art of the moeller technique in a way which my brain can understand thank you Drumeo

Dude! This really helped me feel more relaxed playing. It seems more natural and less painful in the long run/instantly. Opened doors to move forward! Thank you!

I've watched other vids on Moeller technique before but I think this was the best and most succinct explanation I've seen of it. Can't wait to start practicing it, thanks!

@krusher74

Жыл бұрын

"succinct" you could cut 70% of his waffle out.

This is such a great video for people starting out or intermediate drummers looking to advance their technique. So awesome!

That kit is GORGEOUS 💯🔥🔥🔥 One of my finest moments @ a gig was when another drummer approached me. I was using a 4 pc kit, ride, hi hat, 2 crashes, single pedal. That was it. He approached me on a break & said, "dude..... HOW DO YOU get SOOO MANY different sounds from that kit?" Best compliment, in terms of being musical, i think ive gotten. That i can REALLY REMEMBER. this was literally 20 yrs ago

@heisenberg5747

Жыл бұрын

yeah love it! I play with single pedal 1 high and 1 floor tom 1 ride 1 crash to spare some space because I drum in a basement but I have a cowbell and on top of that a splash with gives you some more diffrent sounds with less used space

Excellent! I have been struggling to get the speed I need, then I came across this video this morning. Just got back from a 20 minute practice of this technique and all I can say is it works for me. So all I need now is more practice so it comes automatically, with the quality I want. :)

As a self taught drummer long before the Internet, I figured out the molloer technique on my own. But after not playing for many years I'm thankful for you guys putting these great tips here for us guys who are constantly trying to get better at our craft

First time doing this, it’s so nice to have someone to do this along with, compared to going through excercises at arbitrary bpms and reading through stick control without any pressure to follow along with. Thank you! I’ll be doing this set of exercises regularly. This is my first year focusing on stick drumming, where I’ve spent a while on the MPC just fingerdrumming over the past 5 years or so, I feel so much more confident that I can improve by keeping up with routines like this one in between band practices on a daily basis. Again, thanks for these videos, looking forward to exploring more stick control routines as well!

Wish I could see Russ miller more he’s been the real deal for a while.... thanks

Thank you VERY MUCH for sharing this!!!!! I have Rheumatoid Arthritis which has severely affected my hands and wrists over the years. Needless to say, speed does not come as easy as it did when I was a kid. I'm going to start working on this technique right away. Thank you again!!

Probably the best teaching on the push pull technique i have seen on drumeo or any drumm lesson website for that matter. Just like arm positioning and everything really great thanks a lot.

Fantastic tutorial! Thanks for being such great instructors.

This video just changed the rest of my drum career. Tnx drumeo

Awesome content, thanks! Makes me want to jump on the drums right now and start working

Great advice! It's very useful technique and really an eye opener.It's a whole new world of possibilities.

Thank you so very much for this beautiful lesson brother man! I have a perfected fast double stroke roll & I've been trying to get triplets with each hand by bouncing the sticks only little success but now I see it happening easily with this new technique & can't wait to try & master this! Appreciate Y💗U Brother! 👍😎🥁🎵🎵🎶🎵🎶

Thanx Russ Great Stuff, I hear Jim in your Tutorial. He would be HAPPY....

WOW, amazing technique !!! I did know and use the Moeller technique. In fact, I used way before knowing it was called so, since I was a self-taught begginer back in the 90's, just because for me that "whipping" motion was very natural and efficient. Anyway, I used mostly with singles and doubles (playing mostly rock, that whiplash for the back beat on the snare when I wanted it to be loud is very natural and effective). However, I never used for triple strokes before. I've just watched this video and went to my e-kit to practice, and in just a few minutes I've noticed a huge improvement. I still need a lot of work to master it and make it sound as I want, but I already noticed a difference. The most difficult thing for now is to coordinate properly both hands, since I'm used to do more Moeller with my left hand (remember, back beat), than my right, but I'm feeling that in no time (as Russ said), the improvement will be awesome. I just felt the need to comment this right now in case anyone there is wondering if this is really as effective as Russ say.... for me the answer is "fuck yeah!!" Thanks a lot for this video, I'm excited for the next one and the feet application.... and I'm back to practice righ now....!!!! 😁😁😁

Impara l'arte e non metterla da parte ,ottima dimostrazione ,e grazie Sig. Russ Miller.thank .you

What a great tutorial! Thank you Russ and Drumeo!

Great lesson from a great teacher. Thanks for posting!!!

Really impressive! I'll try this

Great video. Very well explained...thanks, Drumeo. Look forward to practicing these exercises.

Wow,thanks!! needed that! Will work on it for sure!

WOW! Part of me feels like I wish I would have seen this a year ago but in that year of not knowing the nature of the problem I apparently learned enuff about how to overcome the little noids I was battling that as soon as I took the suggestions and simply moved my arms a little differently. I'm seriously shocked. Again WOW!

Imo, this lesson has been the best I have seen from Drumeo (and anyone else for that matter) Thank you.

Awesome video on technique. This really breaks it down and makes it easy to understand. This is why we love Drumeo!

Super interesting video. Going to integrate this into my rudiments practise. Would love to see some examples of how to move these kinds of rolls around the kit. I really love Michael Bland's heavy usage of triplet rolls (at least that's what he did a lot when he played for Prince), and wondering if he used this same technique for that. Thanks for the video!

Holy crap, too easy drill sergeant...this is incredible...I lost my right index finger in an accident a few years ago and changing to match grip with moeller strokes...life changer! Thank you!!!

Thank you Russ for the honest gift given to us

I see where the intermediate or above player who wishes to build on good sticking and wants to excel would be able to master the instruction given here. I watched an hour YT presentation of Jim Chapin’s discussion of the Moeller Technique: worth every minute. Not only did it build the reasoning into using it, but Jim’s very engaging style made the minutes pass in a flash.

Great insightful teaching thank you Russ for sharing your knowledge

Wow what a good technique to teach drummers I love it am going to practice this to help my endurance n speed cause I wear out the other ways thank you Russ

Russ, you are a very nice teacher & instructor. Thanks you.

Excellent video thank you for taking the time out to share it .

Best video I've even seen on explaining this technique!

Great advice. This is perhaps the most important building block of advanced drumming.

Russ Miller! Loved your playing ever since you were with Resurrection Drums! Miss your mullet too!😄

@davebass9990

3 жыл бұрын

Resurrection Drums in Hallandale Florida? I thought he looked familiar.

@FilthyXylophone

2 жыл бұрын

@@davebass9990 there was one on Bird Road in Miami too, great times!

THANK YOU,THANK YOU I WISH I wish I had a teacher like you when I wanted to become a drummer. I am 65 years old now and never learned to play. My mother could not afford drums with six kids to feed on her own. I went on to become a great athlete . But as you can see even at my age now i STILL LOVE THE DRUMS. yOU GUYS ARE THE GREATEST I love what you do,

Met Russ Miller once while I was taking a lesson from Zoro. Many, many moons ago...Sounding good as always Mr. Miller.

"Everything you do with your voice you should do with your instrument" well said

@thebeatfreakz4278

3 жыл бұрын

Nice touch and true!

Russ is such a fantastic educator and player. Great lesson

Wow, talk about perfect timing. This is exactly what I need at the moment (okay, I need about 5000 other things, too...)

wow, freddie gruber and jim chapin!!! what an awesome experience it must have been to learn from two legends, chapin especially!!! as soon as i discovered jim chapin, it became my dream to meet him! unfortunately it was too late:(

That is the most heavy-duty looking drum hardware I have ever seen. Looks like part of a Transformer! Autobot or Decepticon? Great video, by the way...

Wow u make thay look so ez. Im gonna practice this. Thnx 4 sharing

Thanksss i was just looking for this 😁😁

This is the best exercise to learn the techniques Russ you da man

Russ thank you for a incredibly valuable video that does not spend any time rubber necking with narcissistic B.S. You really transmit some very valuable information and I am just super impressed with every bit of it. Thanks again. BTW, consider me subscribed.

Thank you Drumeo!

Amazing...Thank you Drumeo...

Beautifully explained and demonstrated ! Thanks

Very interesting. I was a percussion major back in the late 1960’s this is how I was taught waaaaay back then. While teaching I taught my students this “whipping” technique. And commonly used with ride/ hi-hat beats for a dotted rhythm getting 2 for 1. I will have to work on the 3. Yes, you can teach an old dog new tricks!

Very cool lesson! I will be practicing that next. Thank you.

Great technique and lesson thanks!!

Thanks for your information Russ! Keep up the good work great videos.