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Thank you Phil. Great format, very informative, and super helpful excercises.

Is there a PDF for this?

Tasty triplets, Phil. Thanks.

Away the lads! Subscribed, canny lad.

Excellent video! Thanks 🙏 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

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Excellent video with very important tip thk man!!

Great tips. Thanks man 👍

Smashed it! 🔥

solid grooving dude! love your warm drum sound too.

8:10 is supposed to be an example of “wrong”, but it sounds great. Of course you should have intention behind your playing, but Questlove and Pino showed the world that those slightly-off note placements can sound amazing.

Good tips for all drummers. Thanks!

Point number 3 is so awesome!

Great advice 👍🏻

Nice video man! showed up on my algorithm (tho I do watch a lot of drumming) so expect more people to show! You seem really knowledgable.

The BEST "drum fill" is the one that FITS THE SONG" and has NOTHING to do with TECHNIQUE or GIMMICKS like these

Thank you for making this video, I've got my E drum yesterday and there are a lot of good videos on acoustic ones out there but for E kits yours is the best one I've found specially with the positioning of the toms. ❤️🔥

Thank you very much for such down to earth practical help. 73 years young and 1st edrum kit. There are no instructions on how to set up. Thanks again.

Youre my favourite fill ❤

Yes! Almost every tutorial I see has all the extra space filled up with a ghost note on the snare. What you don't play is just as important!

I have a better name : rhythms. When you listen to metal drummers, you can hear very simple things played at incredibly fast tempos. Now, listen to Cuban or Brazilian music.

Hey there Phil ! well idk if this is a better name .. but i call them partials, because they're broken parts of the beat ..and we can find partials for every note rate. i tried finding a term that's not specific to any one note rate but, i guess we can say broken triplets too so fair game. i really dont think theres an official term though. weird huh??

John Bonham played a lot of "broken 16ths" in his drum fills. I think that's partly what gave him his sound-all of the notes that he left out.

I've always called those broken 16ths too. The guys over at drumeo call them broken 16ths as well.

simple and effective! Great training, thanks. Subbed!

So syncopation?😂

Thanks for this, I have been searching for just this basic set up information. I have found almost nothing on drum height and placement relating to electronic drums.

Thank you!!!

Well done..your drums sound amazing.😊😊😊

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Triplets as even numbers, so simple but i never even thought of it! Great lesson

As someone who isn’t confident in fancy stickings this is great! Cheers for the vid, subbed n all

How did you get your snare so damp and quiet?

Very helpful

Fab, thanks!

Thanks for sharing this 😊 12 and 16 inch tom ?? Nice sound. Greetings from Austria 🙂👍

🎉 Nice 😊

Where's the pdf so we can practise these erxcellnt fills?

I got the concept after the first 10 seconds of the video. Leaving a like for not making me wait.

Great tips! I've struggled with fills for a long time, and this video helped a ton, thanks!

Very helpful, practical tips. Thanks. A lot less daunting than trying to do Thomas Lang lessons😂😂😂

Helpful, and thought provoking... thanks.

your ride is magestic

nice teaching. but can u increase the vol of the voice to match with drum audio vol?

Brilliant! Practicing now. A nice point of view, thanks.

Good job bro , goood😎✌

This is awesome! Thanks!

I have about 20 hours of practice on an acoustic kit. I bought a ekit because I underestimated how loud an acoustic kit is. At first I didn't like it at all. The pads are super bouncy compared to my acoustic kit and I wasn't comfortable with the setup. I've tweaked the ekit a little over the last several days and with some play time I'm getting used to it. However I'm worried if I spend enough time on the ekit I'll dislike the acoustic kit. Life is hard haha

where can I download the Drumless song??

Super helpful! Thanks so much