How to play drums with Brushes #jazzbrushes #swing #drummer

To play brushes in jazz, you've got to be able to play the swing beat. By searching online, you'll discover that there are many approaches with but you'll struggle to find a pattern that uses only lateral (side-to-side) motions.

This may seem easy at first, but it's deceptively difficult as there are many outward strokes with the right hand. However, it's these strokes that avoid brush crashes and is vital to maintaining consistent legato sounds.

[howardgreene]

Some of the clearest brush pattern illustration I’ve ever seen.

[ProfessionalsProfessional]

Simple and sweet brushing pattern. Also cheers for feathering the bass drum.

[chadmdalton]

Wow. That is some slick brushwork brother. Great job. Makes me want to go practice!

[theyhaventfedmesince]

I like how you used tracks for the visualization. Because that's what I always think of when I hear swing brushes. The sound of a train

[Idonttakethisseriously]

wow finally a short straight to the point most helpful video 🙏🏼

[przymusgoogle]

Thank you very much for discover it for me.

[selenarangel]

I’ve been trying to play jazz and for someone who has played heavy songs or just fast songs it’s so hard to try and play a gentle and kinda slow genre 😭😭😭

[daggzg]

Nice! What model of brushes are those ? :)

[legcentipede]

what's the tune you're playing on?

[victorprince]

Very Nice!!!! So Smooth! Question: Playing with brushes on snare drum...On/Off? Does it really matter?

[BlkPhoenix]

Yo is there a way to download this particular track with/without the drums. I would LOVE to practice this

[jeffreythomas]

Me drawing rr tracks on the snare head😂

[cyberrider]

I love your videos and concept but i cannot get around it...i keep trying but i don't feel comfortable with the patterns. I can play them just fine differently but not like this 🤷‍♂️