The 40 Standard PAS Rudiments

Here is a video demonstrating the 40 PAS (Percussive Arts Society) rudiments. The original 26 rudiments are here as well as 14 modern rudiments.
Here are the time stamps
0:00 Solo
1:38 Rudiments introduction
3:04 Gear used
4:12 Presentation starts here
4:48 Single stroke roll
5:58 Single stroke 4
7:16 Single stroke 7
7:57 Triple stroke roll
8:27 Buzz roll
10:26 5 stroke roll
11:01 6 stroke roll
11:22 7 stroke roll
12:52 9 stroke roll
13:31 10 stroke roll
13:47 11 stroke roll
14:07 13 stroke roll
14:41 15 stroke roll
15:05 17 stroke roll
15:26 Single paradiddle
15:56 Double paradiddle
16:17 Triple paradiddle
16:43 Single paradiddle diddle
17:18 Single flam
18:55 Flam accent
19:16 Flam tap
19:42 Flamacue
20:22 Flam paradiddle
20:55 Flammed mill
21:20 Flam paradiddle diddle
21:54 Pataflafla
22:28 Swiss army triplets
23:15 Inverted flam tap
23:34 Flam drag
23:57 Drag
24:30 Drag tap
24:40 Double drag tap
24:48 Lesson 25
25:05 Single dragadiddle
25:23 Drag paradiddle
25:44 Drag paradiddle #2
26:07 Ratamacue
26:55 Double ratamacue
27:15 Triple ratamacue
27:42 Cheese

[tonydir]

I find myself watching Rick everyday, great tutorials

[Magneticballoon]

Thank you for your videos. They are all very informative and interesting. Your playing is always impeccable. You are such a great teacher with a great personality.

[dbwill]

You are my new favorite drummer. Thank you for sharing your techniques with the world.

[PiippoLaDrums]

Hi Rick! I've just recently found you channel. It's like a treasure chest. I've been playing and practicing the drumset for almost 30 years, and i also teach in Finland. The way you talk and teach is so clear and down to the point, it's very inspiring. Also, learned something new about the standard 40 thanks to this video. A fresh perspective. Thank you! Keep going and making awesome content!

[jimbarcelona]

I met Henry Adler at Morton Plant Hospital yrs ago. We started talking drumming not knowing him and We were discussing Buddy Rich and told me that he knew Buddy and the next day he gave me two VHS of Buddys History from thirties to seventies ( early) brought me a pair of his sticks as well. Very nice and kind man.He also said and asked me about rudiments and my knowledge of them.

[NMRK]

Thanks Rick. The time stamps are very helpful. I really needed a review of how a couple of these stockings correctly sounded.

[realreactions]

hi Rick, just an simply and amazing video, thank you for that a lot. love to all of your learnings, thank so much

[jimbarcelona]

I really like this video I spent the day practicing all of them some were difficult to do some seemed just like second nature. But in retrospect it was enjoyable to play all day. Thanks Rick.

[josephgiarraffa]

Always great stuff from ur videos honestly 26 is enough rudiments I believe in my learnings but the hybrids are fun to learn You may not use them much on the set as the basics but knowledge and fluidity is great I learn a lot from your videos and appreciate so much

[hollyprestdrumsandpercussi]

Just discovered you online today - thank you for this video! 20+ years in Afro-Brazilian percussion and coming back to rudiments now! This was a brilliant way to make sure my reading of the PAS 40 is on track :)

[stevelinden]

You are amazing to me!! love to know who you admire in the realms of percussion and why. Might be epic!

[SNDRDRUMS]

Absolutely love this, Rick! I’m back into studying “The All American Drummer” and working on some other rudimental solo material as well (The Charger, by Arthur Cappio). Since I was looking for some input on interpretation for said material, I stumbeled upon your channel. And after watching a couple of your videos now, I have to say great job on both playing an explaining! Thanks so much and please keep up the good work! Stay safe and all the best, from The Netherlands!

[AraSillyy]

A real maestro in action.It would be great if you can give tips beginners as well.Looking forward for more and more videos.Thanks

[jeffreywegener]

Thanks Rick, Jeffrey here Is Sydney love your incredible passion mixed with respect for the tradition.
I got most of the rudiments up with Tommy’s Igoes routine which is great as it includes some rebound strokes & apart from the flam rudiments the others are connected with doubles so it’s a routine .
You suggested the original Nard Book but I gather there’s a one on solos & another.
I should try to get the Wilcoxin book & I know you so lessons so I should send you an email.
I can’t thank you enough. & yes I have a now “ Sabian quiet tone pad “ - got the last one in Australia smile 😊 I think for some drummers a rubber pad can still help but of rebound which seems sometimes by today’s standards often old fashioned .

[lukesuperflyjones]

I’ve been a drummer for a while now and I think it’s time to finally start learning drum scales ;) thanks Rick for making this! Can’t wait to start the journey and a journey it will be indeed lol

[jic]

Drumming is the only activity where somebody described as 'rudimental' can actually be extremely advanced...

[randallbrown]

When i used to play, for years i would practice rudiments to music. I would make up these tapes of different styles and different tempos of music, and see how to fit in the rudiments as fills. Practicing to music, just felt more comfortable to me than a click track or metronome.

[evcricket]

I love the story about the professor slowing the tape down

[Bob-nuxe]

Hi Rick love your work, question - orthodox and match grips your thoughts on practice sessions working both grips?

[Leatherjacks]

Hi Rick! thank you so much for your lessons!
I´m 35ys old, guitarist since I was 10... But now I decided finally to train drums professionaly to improve myself. Always loved the Drums too =)

I have a question for you: As a beginner and a huge Iron Maiden fan, I researched for Nicko McBrain´s drumsticks, and it was a 5B

But I don´t feel it has such a good rebound... Am I doing something wrong, or do this caliber really have less rebound?

Which drum thickness do you recommend for me, as a beginner and for the greatest rebounds?

Thank you so much!!

Bests,
Mauro from Brazil