Great lessons, I've been following your instructions on a ton of drum techniques and they've really helped me learn the right way. You're awesome, thank you!

Fantastic lesson as always Jared, you're the absolute best!!

Thank you open my eyes. Your explanation is so easy to understand your exercise and the way to use the pattern is so clear.

Great video, thanks for sharing. I'm using this to help understand flamenco rasgueado techniques which use all sorts of combos. Thanks again!

Thanks for a great lesson. I'm studying Brazilian percussion & this has helped me conceptualize my fills.

Great lesson!

You explain things the best! Thanks mannn

Thank you sir, this was very informative and well put together.

Thanks a lot! This is very helpful information. Keep it up.

Excellent stuff.🍻

Well explained 😍👍

Great tutorial! What my drum instructor teaches.

@LBird44 THANK YOU! Hugz!

Thank you so much. I'm a guitar player, but I really needed some ideas from a rhythm expert like a drummer. It helped a lot. Awesome video and presentation keep on rockin'

Thanks Jared!! You always have the answer, and it is for free!!

woww.. I've been playing drums half a year now and it never even occurred to me to play 32nd notes without doing doubles.. thanks jared :D

Thank you so much

@miketwo345 I don't normally play them as doubles...I haven't actually counted how much I use singles or doubles but know that I play them using single strokes A LOT.

Hey thanks this is v helpful!

thanks jared for the lesson

Masters of Masters Jared

Thanks for the free drum lessons. I get one on one lessons and the lessons at school. But ur videos help me a lot. Even at 12 in the morning. Great videos. Keep them going. Means a lot. And is there something u can call the note in between the 32nd notes. Cuz I get confused I have to count it in my head

thank you!!!

Thanks much.

I like the way your drums are tuned esp. the toms How bout a lesson there

I play guitar I'm trying to learn from the drummers point of view why because their is no good guitar vids that show you or teach you on KZfaq. Plus you make more sence to me thank you so much

love this video..keep keeping uo

God bless you bro

Jared do a video on learning new songs i can read music but it takes me so long to learn songs i go over them part by part and it just takes so long to get them down is this something that just takes time to improve on site reading or is there a better method of learning cover songs

i love your shirt!

Hey! Great lesson what applications do you use for your online setup……obs and the likes?

Great video. I know it's hard to generalize, but are 32nd notes normally played as double-strokes when used in actual music? Should they be practiced that way?

I don't even play drums, but I have enjoyed this series, just as a listener curious about the mathematics behind music. I just want to be able to better appreciate what I hear. My question is what is generally the highest denomination of note one can find, not merely in theory, but actually used in popular songs? Are 32nd notes pretty much the limit for sensible music notation wherein one wishes to keep it feasible for a human to perform? Or do any well-known songs actually make use of much harder counts, such as 16th note quintlets, 32nd note triplets, 64th notes, 128th notes, or "worse"?

cool, i had problem with that!!! :)))

I can play 15,859,712th notes on 500 BPM

i was trying to play along with you but everything seemed to fast so i decided to turn the speed down and saw it was on 1.5 way too fast :)

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how would i play it at a higher tempo like 120 bpm

I agree sometimes for fun I will double but not often

I don’t have a set right now but thanks for the vid

lol. I love when Jared yells. It seems out of character, but it's hilarious.

Hey Jared!, didn't expect you yelled.. Man I'm wearing headphone!! you know.. lol

Wow

I am very difficult to play 32 note paradiddle at 100 bpm. Does anyone want to give me a way?

I can't play 32nd notes yet but how do I start . I play 90 BPM Single Strokes for five days straight should I should I jump from 100 or go to 95 BPM 🤔🥁 Jared do you agree

Yes I was able to follow but I play clarinet. I always get music with 32nd rests.

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Now do that on the bass drum at 240 bpm.. Aaand you have an infant annihilator song

4:22

Any tips on how i can pick up the speed

i hate to intrude, it was a great video, but in music theroy, 32nd notes have no count, its either a feel, or its counted as 16 note (1-E-&-A) but it has a beat in the inter-laying count, which i think you tried to say, but the are usually the signal of a double stroke roll, unless sticked other wise. but overall great vid!

Well it did take my guts, but still... You're LYYYIIIIIINNNNGGGGGG!!!!!! ~~~~~

3:10 / 4:23 / 8:30

What BPM is 32nd note play on ?🤔🥁🎵🎶

Where can I buy that T-shirt? :-)

Are diddles 32nd notes?

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When the smart kids in class are arguing wether the correct answer was 16 notes or 32 notes after exam but your answer was zimbabwe

I watched all the counts in order so far I wish I could follow this better lol I'm a slow learner :(

So what comes after 32nd notes?

sir What actual scale/pitch of kick, Snare, Toms , Bass drum , Hihat , Cymbal/Ride..... If I play a drum what will be my scale/pitch of total drum set. plz sir tell me sir and obliged

"Because he tempts people ... with the music"

Whoa whoa now I'm so lost

I feel like a Tempo Whisperer now...

Sorry, but this seems confusing- I was trained to play sixteenth notes with the sticking pattern- RLRR LRLL as opposed to alternating sticks.

If you could sing Example 4, it's be A LOT like Michael Jackson's "Smooth Criminal" (the "Eddie are you ok?" part). Just sayin'...

What BPM will turn a 16th note into a 32nd note?

How can you have hair again?

If your writing music and your doing something that's faster than a 64th notes you just add another bar

"For every quater note, we play 8 - 32nd notes, for every two 8th note, we play 8 - 32nd notes, for every four 16th note, we play 8 - 32nd notes, for every one 16th note, we play 2 - 32th notes. Simple as that". Sooo...for every thousand five hundred ninety-eight 16th note, we play 8 - 32nd notes? :)

Jared, Jared, Jared... I've been watching your videos for quite some time now bud. I don't mean any disrespect but, I think I speak for many people when I say... please TIGHTEN YOUR SNARE! I understand it's your personal preference but this kit would sound amazing with a somewhat highter pitch for your snare.

FIRST!:D

I think 64th notes but there's probly something before that

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Do 64th notes

You are counting 16th notes. Title is misleading. If you want to know how to actually count 32nds you go, 1 e & a 1 e & a 2 e & a 2 e & a 3 e & a 3 e & a 4 e & a 4 e & a 16th triplets go 1 & a 1 & a 2 & a 2 & a 3 & a 3 & a 4 & a 4 & a

Dude I just came for a 32 note tutorial, I was expecting to learn how to count it. Come to find out, this man is actually worse than me at drums and I knew how to do it all along. wtf is life sometimes? No offense to homie, but he explained it poorly, he expects beginners to know how to hold a stick and that’s where he fucked up. I just feel like he doesn’t know who he’s even teaching.

@miketwo345 I don't normally play them as doubles...I haven't actually counted how much I use singles or doubles but know that I play them using single strokes A LOT.

I can play 15,859,712th notes on 500 BPM