3 Linear Fills That You Will Love! - FREE Drum Lesson!

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[johnnysolis]

Im a drummer myself for 20+ years and I cant say if its like this for most but for me its always easier to learn by ear. But these lessons are actually really really good, the visual aid plus doing the fill over and over is spot on. Awesome work.

[modernmusicstudio]

Nice video! Haven't seen a lot of tutorials in linear fills. The way you split it up by the hands and feet doesn't make the 32nd notes seem that bad

[blackstarz]

That set is just sounding absolutely amazing

[tylerbailey]

You should do more lessons like this man! Not just because I'd like to see more, but for your sake too. Your covers are fantastic, but I guarantee you that if you do more amazing lessons like this, you'll see a lot less snobs in the comments section criticising your work. Covers are fun and games, but when you post a great lesson like this, THAT'S what gets more musos interested. I'm not saying stop the covers though, just adjust the ratio. You da man Coop!

[magicalmixer]

Cool fills. I would recommend for anyone who wants to learn these fills, I would highly recommend paradiddles (make sure you don't crush the diddle) to allow for the 4 in the 2-2-4 pattern to be played at tempos above 140. 2nd fill: Learn the rudiment Drag Tap, close to the herta idea here. Also, learn how to cleanly play doubles because at slower tempos, you could easily sweep/scrape (depending on your terminology wanted) the herta (making sure not to crush the diddle). 3rd Fill: Need a good base drum pedal, a slower response pedal is going to inhibit how fast you can alternate between the hand and feet. Additionally, that fill is where learning it slow is key to build up strength to do it. Great stuff.

[kwajooo]

Idk why, but your charisma and cheerful attitude remind me so much of Barry allen from the flash🔥👌🏾 ⚡️

[MontrexSubMontrex]

Dude I love your vids you are epic you smile when you play drums I love drumming I have been drumming since I was 2 I have got a Roland TD-11KV

[VickyVicky-bmet]

U made my day. After a yr ago I download but today I practised this .wonderful lesson

[cadebrown]

Ive been playing for 7 Years and I love Caseys vids

[timothe]

So nice!!!!
I'm watching you from France and I juste love the things you do
Keep going like that ;)

[hannemily]

I'm learning linear at the moment in my lessons. This is good practice! :)

[wubzforever]

Great lesson for people getting an idea of linear chops as well as practicing note reading! Props 👌

[vladislavrokotov]

Hi from Russia, Moscow! You are best, Casey!

[timjanssen]

Thanks for the tips Casey! Nice and helpful video!

[TechDark]

Hey Casey! can you make a video review about those light up rockstix drumsticks. would be nice if you could do that

[freshtheend]

cooper used to be a student of my band teacher he even play and helped play a piece with us

[mdouet]

*Watches first 10 secs of the video

Me: Aight ima head out

[timetracker]

i want to play some cool sounding rolls and thanks for your this video for free. and i love ur all video.

[UBandLD]

great lesson! practicing at super slow tempos until the pattern just sticks seems to work best for me!

[hannes]

I'm glad that Cooper got away from his overly muffled drums. It sounds so much better now.