THE SICKEST GROUP OF 7 PATTERN ON YOUTUBE!! // Drum Lesson

Haha, title inspired by Adam Tuminaro, aka THE Orlando Drummer. Hope you enjoy this group of 7 pattern I have for you! Take your time and count and it will be a good one!

Love, David

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Equipment:

Cymbals:

Hi Hats:
14" Zildjian K Custom Session Hi Hats

Rides:
21” Zildjian K Custom Special Dry Ride

Crashes:
17” Zildjian K Dark Thin Crash
19” Zildjian K Custom Special Dry Crash
20” Zildjian Crash of Doom
20” Zildjian Vintage Avedis Crash/Ride
18” Zildjian A Custom Crash

Splashes:
10" Zildjian A Splash
10" Zildjian K Splash
11" Zildjian Oriental Splash

Drums:
Pearl Session Studio Classic (10, 12, 16, 22 Kick, 14x5.5 Snare)

Pedal:
Tama Speed Cobra Single Pedal

Headphones:
MeeAudio M7 Pros

Mixer:
Behringer UFX 1604 Analogue Mixer/Interface.

Mics:
4 - SM57's - Snares and Toms
Beta 52 - Kick Drum
AKG P420 - Condensers

Cameras:
GoPro Hero 6
Canon Rebel T5i
Canon Rebel T7i

Software:
Pro Tools
Logic Pro X
Adobe Premiere Pro CC

[COOPRDRUMMR]

Can confirm sickness level, tried it, got sick. Thanks for that David.

[geoffsiuciak]

So long as you make these videos I will not fail to learn every single one of the licks

[oveerkul]

Tip for hooking the viewers more - show off what youre going to teach in the first 20s or less of the video.
Cant wait for more drumming vlogs <3

[phaedrabacker]

I enjoy your break down and counting. That's how I learned.

[joshlaw]

Can you do a video on left hand control and how to tune the kit please

[BarberDrums]

So good! Please do more lesson videos!! Your flow is one of the best of all of the drummers I watch and I want to learn how to play like that!

[Thedrummersalmanac]

Awesome Job David! Been following your channel man. Very nice work.

[bennyboomba]

Super cool! Can't wait to take this to the kit :)

[roofusthesecond]

I'll have to give this one a shot. Coolio, David.

[baihuu]

Glad I subbed man. Very nice. Now in my more advance age, I mean experience I find I have a huge appetite to learn and actually understand these types of things that I've just naturally been able to play on instinct/feel. My hope is that I'll be able to pull these licks off repeatably & consistently from an actual repertoire instead of just a 'feeling' in the moment. SMH. LOL. Keep the sweet science coming.

[brandonswickdrums]

😬😬I gotta say my favorite group of 7 is RlrllKK

[Nappyrootss]

I can play this up to 120 bpm but I think in order to master this like you said I have to be able to count and know where the 1 is and that for me seems to be the hard part counting not knowing where the one is just counting while playing

[jakethepitador]

The Canadian Group of Seven were pretty good too, albeit a different genre of art.

[BobSchoepenjr]

It is NOT - it is- It is NOT- it is - it is NOT- Ok I give up ! It is the SICKEST 7 note grouping 😨!

[scoobydoo]

How does 7 beats work with 4/4 time? 1e and a 2 e and then a 1/16 note rest?

[caferrara]

What hihats those? They sound like just what I've been looking for.

[mikecabral]

I watch your left hand and can’t figure out what you’re doing . . . where I expect to see fingers I don’t? Is it really just wrist speed? I don’t see where you capture rebound wrist is straight no fingers standard grip. Played with many Berkelee grads horns, and guitar players. I was self taught can’t read never mind sight read but worked steady for 40+ years. Just played what I felt not fancy just steady always thought less was more but truthfully I didn’t have more. I really enjoy watching your channel.

[FireVols]

Was gonna buy a set but im pretty sure im to dumb for this lol

[blockhax]

Sorry mate, Vinnie colaiuta already destroyed this grouping in 4/4 check out the Brian Eisenberg orchestra recordings. Pretty sure that Austin Burcham covered it on study the greats. Pretty sick lick though

[DavidDerr]

u are dragin the tempo of the fill when u speed up, its very noticeable. maybe u are doin it in a purpose of showing the fill more clear and separated, idk