hi everybody, here it is some videos i took one or two years ago with my old yamaha stage custom, they're really short, hope you like it

I always love your videos man, I really don't get what you're doing, but it sounds and looks amazing!








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Gretsch, Wooding, Ludwig, Remo, Sabian, Tama

i' trying to play faster across drums but can't seem to be able to get it. any tips, because your ridiculously fast (and good).








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dedrummervanrolf wrote:

I always love your videos man, I really don't get what you're doing, but it sounds and looks amazing!

thanks buddy, i appreciaty it.

blessings

NH wrote:

i' trying to play faster across drums but can't seem to be able to get it. any tips, because your ridiculously fast (and good).

you know i worked a lot "and i'm still working" in speed, and it's something that could get you very mad during a while because you can't go as fast as you want, but after some moths "starting in a very slow tempo" you can improove.

cheers

thanks, i've sped up considerably over the spring break adn my band members earlier today were like .
at the moment i'm one of the top drummers in the school wehey. not letting it get to my head of course - well i'm not the very top am i.








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NH wrote:

thanks, i've sped up considerably over the spring break adn my band members earlier today were like .
at the moment i'm one of the top drummers in the school wehey. not letting it get to my head of course - well i'm not the very top am i.

cool buddy, so keep rocking and working hard

awesome! i love seeing the good ol' traditional grip, esp. when someone can pull it off and pull it off well!

You've got speed like crazy, but I wanna see you groove!! Your stick control is awesome, but...and I know as a drummer I'll be shunned for this...I can't stand watching a 'drum solo' that's a bunch of random fills and stuff. I wanna see some beats that you pull off, or some ideas that you have in your head, I bet they sound good.

DrumFiend0206 wrote:

You've got speed like crazy, but I wanna see you groove!! Your stick control is awesome, but...and I know as a drummer I'll be shunned for this...I can't stand watching a 'drum solo' that's a bunch of random fills and stuff. I wanna see some beats that you pull off, or some ideas that you have in your head, I bet they sound good.

good appreciation, i understand you, i do a lot of things when i do a solo, but i can groove too, i'm thinking about putting a video with an amazing bass player who i play with (for a lot of people he's the best from Switzerland) and when we play together....man that's groove a lot!

I basically try to have a good groove when i play music and i do not use to make a lot of fills, i think if you hear me playing in a track you'll think that i'm a beginner cause i respect a lot the music...

thanks for the advice, i appreciate it man

haha, yeah some people can't stand it, but i like recording good sounding "noise" and i like listening to good sounding "noise". so i like random fills and stuff, coz in the end its a solo and you don't really plauy grooves in a drum solo in a proper song, yuou fill and improvise don't you?








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i improvise a lot and normaly i use to do a lot of fills and less groove because of timing, but sometimes if i have so much time to soloing i try to groove... it depends of the situation

small time to do a solo : little grooving and lot of fills

big time: less fills (only in the beggining and at the end) a lot of grooving

Nice vid.

Very good, but I like for solo's to have a bit more dynamics, and to tell a story.

It's technically fascinating, but a really, really great solo isn't always about raw speedy riffs, it's about telling a story with slow entrancing hits, raw speedy riffs, and dynamics.

It's like when you tell a story to your friend. If there is tension and excitement all the time in the story, the tension negates itself, and the level of constant tension kinda becomes like a baseline. It isn't tense anymore. It's just a lot of stuff.








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i'm totaly agree,

but sometimes we "regular drummers" don't have a lot of time to soloing.......