Learn How To Play Drums "Wipe Out" Surfaris
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
- In this video drum lesson, we teach you how to play Surfaris' "Wipe Out" which you might remember from movies or surfing scenes on your drum set by breaking it down so it is easy to understand.
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Did you know that "Wipe Out" was originally issued in 1963 and has since been featured in over 40 movies and television shows since 1964?
"Wipe Out" Drum Lesson Breakdown - Time Stamps Included
0:27 - We break down the drumming intro accompanied by the famous guitar riff
0:55 - Your accent sticks should follow this height in order to get the best sound and results
2:08 - Breakdown how to play accented and non-accent notes
3:32 - We go over how to count the beats and measures so the bass drum pattern doesn't throw off the song
4:44 - Quick tip on how to even out your 16th notes so their are evenly spaced and timed
5:33 - Review what we've learned so far in this drum lesson putting it together up until this point
5:59 - We break downt he 6th measure
6:16 - Finally, we review the crash that leads into the tom fill
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The great thing about wipeout is every drummer will play the drum fills slightly different to add their own flair, and more often that not it still works! It’s just a great song to work on chops and creativity!
So true!
I am relatively new to drumming at the stage to start learning accenting my strokes. This is an excellent calm explanation. Thank You
Great standard to bust out in a jam session! I don’t play drums but I can tell ya it’s always fun playing this with a drummer you’re getting to know
You're very welcome! Let me know if you would like additional help! Jeremy@thedrumprofessor.com
When I started learning to play the drums two years ago, my mom's friend said she wanted me to play this song. I'm just now getting around to learning it and your video explains it perfectly. Thank you!
That's awesome!
this song is just good practice overall. simple in it's form yet fun to play. it's almost like an etude for drummers.
Thank You Drum Professor.Love the way you explain the lessons in English
I’ve had several drum teachers over the years. I am older, let’s leave it at that. You are the only person who has ever explained accents with such clarity. I can’t thank you enough. I understand how lifting my sticks to different heights will resonate differently the sounds. It’s not that I didn’t know that before. It’s the way that you explained it. Exp. 3 inches for soft 9 inches for accent the way it was done in drum lines. You definitely rock!
Adam G
Ty Adam! Yes it’s amazing how more detail can help out a lot
This guy is so detailed on his lessons i love it!thanks bud
My pleasure!
I can’t play wipeout with the bois this calmly. Ya know like you need that energy while playing wipeout
You are the best! I'm a stringed instrument guy turned wanna be drummer and you sure save me a LOT of time learning these things!
Rock on! I'm happy to help you further if you like, just let me know!
Thank you drum doctor this video has helped me out a lot I just started playing the drums and since I was playing for 3 weeks I already passed people who played the drums in years I just played hot for teacher and all of back sabbath and two songs from queen we will rock you and our original song I am just a bass player for my band I do know how to play the keyboard now the drums and I will be learning the banjo next in a year from now I will post my drum video and send it on you tube here thank you so so much
Awesome Gary! Yes please do share, I'd love to check it out! Email me at Jeremy@thedrumprofessor.com ... I'd be happy to help you learn more.
I'm a new drummer, and barely learning how to do fills (Which I'm not very good at. 😅 But I'm working on it!) This will be the video I continue returning to learn how play this wonderful tune! Thank so much for this in-depth explanation!
My pleasure, and I would LOVE to help you to learn fills!
I'd be happy to help you!! Email me at jeremy@e7musicschool.com
I look forward to hearing from you, stay awesome!
The first time I heard "Wipeout" I went to an assembly in JR High. The band was from the same school. From what I remember the drummer was outstanding!!
thats awesome!!
Excellent!
Hi Drum Professor, it's Yvette Sierras mom. Sorry we haven't got back to you. She had a show last Sunday at Mike's Guitar Word. she was awesome. March 19 she is going to be playing with her band Stray Red's at zendajas very excited 😃
no worries...thats great!! She's good, I watched the video you told me about on her you tube channel!
This help me in the right direction thanks!!
I'm so glad to hear that! My pleasure :)
thank !!
very cool
Thanks was helpful
your welcome!
I recommend checking out "FAHKIN GROOVIN" or "Sunset at Party Rock Jam" Thanks again for your time.
SINA, rocks this song
Great
Good vid and info. It’s important to play it clean. I teach my students the same way as you explain it. Stick control is very important Then once you have this down we can work on kick drum. Thanks for the video I sent my students home with it to practice with !
Awesome! Isn't teaching so fun!?
This video is so helpful :-))
I always like drumming but I never couldn’t find the time to do it properly . The older I get the more I want to learn how to play :-) thanks !!!
Rock on!
Great lessons.
thanks!
The Drum Professor
I use to play lead guitar in bands but the drummers always blew my mind. Drummers rock and normally are the meanest guys in the band.
I certainly hope they aren't the meanest, lol
@@E7MusicSchool well they are. One of mine threatened to kick my butt once.
@@mr.wizard2974 boo man!!
I’ve tried and failed many times trying to play this song. Hopefully I’ll be able to master it one day.
You can do it!
I'd love to help you, ... email me at Jeremy@thedrumprofessor.com
Nice lesson. Can you please break down Rock n Roll part 2 By Gary Gliter I 'm just learning. Thanks
awesome song, my daughter Sierra does her drumming lessons to you 👍
Hi! I believe your husband commented on one of my videos as well?... she sounds very motivated!! Do you think she would like to have a live lesson with me? 1st one's free.. :)
Man this is a gold dust Vid,,Nice and steady learning vid,Great man,,,Drum kit looks monster,Give thanks for this man x.
Thanks Chaz! I'm so glad you enjoy my videos!
@@E7MusicSchool Tops Bud,All the best from Essex England,,,One Love X.
This is really good stuff. I've watched an awful lot of drum covers ('cos I like them - I wish I'd been taught drums, not piano as a kid - I might have stuck at it!), but this is the first time I've seen good detail on how it's actually done.
xxwookey forced into piano that sucks =.
thanks so much, glad they;re helpful.. its never too late to learn the drums bud!
The Drum Professor nice guide. You got quite a lot of cymbals I wish I had that many.
That's all well and good. However we needed to know how to play Wipe Out on a school desk.
lol, I will see what I can do about that!
Exactly! 👍🤘
please can you make how to play "incinerate" by sonic youth pleasee your lessons are really helpfull and i really want to learn this song thank you 😊
I’ve played drums for many years in two country western bands and own ten drum sets of different sizes, three are full size and a full size electric set, but my favorite drum set is on my computer, I play with my fingers and some of my songs are hard to play, the drum set I use is called ( real drum) and it’s a free download and I’ve played wipeout for many years.
sounds fun, geez 10 drum sets? thats awesome
This seems like a great lesson from what I've seen of it so far, thank you.
I hope people wear ear defenders when playing the drums.
Any advice about the best way to develop speed? I'm guessing it takes a certain approach for people to be able to play, and move the wrists, at that speed??
Technique, proper practicing style / strategy, and most of all direction. Highly recommend emailing me for a free consultation lesson. I can give you some very helpful pointers.
Jeremy@e7musicschool.com
what's with the extreme tilt on the toms?
U should do whiplash 🔥🔥🔥
I am trying to teach myself the drums. It is a lot of fun. But why did no one ever push me. Lol. I am a perfectionist n know that would have been the best damn female drummer . Only because I have been air drumming since I was 12. I have got it..but I am mentally challenged now. You see I have Parkinson's Disease which makes my ❤ full of opportunities which mske my quest alll that meaningful. .I will never be a rock star..but it is good for my brain to have hand n eye coordination. N I love music so much..it has always been my passion. N I am learning to sing as well to diminish the stress in my life.. n I also have great friends who know I suck but let me play or sing anyway. Isn't all about having fun. N letting a person like myself feel like a special girl. Ty for reading this. Msybe oneday.. I can actually perfect just one song. N that would be one of my gossip in life. N I will try my hardest to achieve this goal
N thank to my good friend Lennie Joseph .
Who will me try my best n be in his band for at least one 1 night . He will be making a dream come true. Ty for all ur encouragement. 143
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I am very blessed. Although my life is a conundrum..but this soon will change for the best. I have Faith in God.
Mary, thank you for sharing your heart with us! .... I love your faith, determination, and drive. It 100% will pay off for you. If you are willing, I want to help you learn to play a song... If you would like to do this, email me at Jeremy@thedrumprofessor.com I look forward to hearing your reply! :)
You should teach Thousand Foot Krutch like a machine
Man, I found one of your "How to play" videos and browsed your channel. With that activity and useful teaching you will grow big eventually :D Drum cover videos are also popular so maybe you could add a separate drum cover video to each of your future how-to videos.
I would appreciate a guide on different hand techniques to improve your speed. Currently I am trying to play a piece that has 190BPM drum solos in it, which is too fast for me at the moment, and I'd like to improve it.
I'd really love your for taking on a song by Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas or One OK Rock. They have several songs that are challenging for drums and need a good explanation by a teacher :)
very solid input, thank you!!... true covers are very popular, my sole interest is in teaching.. I've had many offers to perform, do covers etc.. i will say though that I'll look into this, may start adding covers :)
The Drum Professor Thanks for replying! I thought, it would be great for you to do a cover and then link a how-to video at the end. I have seen many covers where I thought "wow what the hell, how do I do that", so yours would be quite different :D
I can also play Toxicity now. I haven't played drums for a bit, but it's coming back to me :)
Great!!... I'd love to hear it anytime you're ready... it's good to see how my videos help!
The other reason for using a 3 as the standard stick height is by doing so you are not wasting an awful lot of energy to do it. If you are using this song toward the end of a 4 hour gig and your forearm muscles are already fatigued, this could lead you to losing your time.
my daughter Sierra got a request to play iron butterfly in da gadda vida. can you play iron butterfly
She has picked an awesome song!! the drum solo part in the is LOOONNG and REALLY fun!!! I can possibly do that, my que is pretty long, if you have songs you want done, try to get as many likes on your comment as you can, the ones with the most likes / most popular, I'll do first! :)
do you know the story behind the title?
@@santaclaushawkeyenj3878 yes
@@roberthunter4884 excuse me? I dont remember asking you a question.
@@santaclaushawkeyenj3878 since you posted your question in a public forum without saying who it was specifically directed towards, then yes, technically you did ask me, and I simply responded.
I always preferred to use the other drum parts...snare...floor Tom Tom & with my 5 piece the two Tom Toms on the bass drum...not use the same Tom Tom...makes it more interesting to play them all and not just the same one...I know that Ron Wilson made it a HIT the way he played it...but that is my opinion & the way I played it...any more thoughts? Thank you...wayne seay
I just been curious about how Wipe Out is being taught as it was one of first goals I had when young. Let me share that I've been noticing many are confused about the accents, and there is re-recorded version where this accent pattern in this video is used, but its not the original. The accent pattern is on the 1 2 3 4, 1, then + of 2, + of 3. There are some fluctuations in the original as well. And I've heard Ron Wilson may have played it with paradiddles originally.
Yes there are many variations of how this could be played for sure!
A Very careful listen to the ORIGINAL on the LP WIPE OUT, there is NO accent on the last 4 prof!
Great job! I'm a little anal about how some drummers play this pattern. They're so far away from the original that it's no longer recognizable. Thanks.
He even wears a white coat like a professor !
Can you play pete zandoval of morbid angel.
First you are awesome! Second I am blind! The hardest thing I have is accents !! Always started about three months ago! Kinda use memory on location of drums and distance away from the drums ??? This song might help me on that???
Yes it could! it's nice because you play on the same drum for a good while.
Are your drums individually mic'd or is room mic'd. I really like the sound of your tom
thanks! Just the room, I have sense upgraded my recording equipment.
I'm trying to learn the beats to Wipeout because if anyone can learn this song, they can play anything!
This songs takes a lot of practice and mistakes.
Thats great!!! I'm happy to help you if needed!! Feel free to email me at Jeremy@thedrumprofessor.com
Stay awesome!!!
The Roto toms didn't last very long did they?
What word do you use to count faster than 1 e and?
Hi Frank, great question. It's very common NOT to count out musically past 16th notes (unless its sixteenth note trips) ... If you would like an example, email me at Jeremy@thedrumprofessor.com
who else is having flashback to high school pep band?
My daughter has the same 3 tom set up we cant seem to figure it out how to get them set apart
Email me at Jeremy@thedrumprofessor.com
I'd be happy to help you guys get it set up, PLUS I can give a free drum lesson!
How do I determine if I’m a left or right handed drummer?
Great question! For starters try beat both ways and see what's most comfortable. Best bet, is to have a free lesson with me and I'll tell you what looks to be most natural for you. Email me at Jeremy@thedrumprofessor.com
Anybody ever try this groove with doubles instead of single stroke sticking?
bmillerdrums As it is such an old song I didn't know it so when I was at a jam a few years ago I made up my own version and yes double strokes with the accents as as a R L R R pattern. My interest in drums didn't start until 1969 LZ 1 but this song has grown on me. So many old songs I don't know so just end up winging it but play War Pigs and I am on it :) . That is the beauty of jam sessions you never know what will be thrown at you.
This can be played much cleaner and faster with 4 paradittles, 2 paradittle dittles and a paradittle. Rinse and repeat
Good tip, but I believe if you end with a paradiddle, you'll end up on the left hand, so could just end with 4 singles. I believe originally it was played with paradiddles.
That is correct. It is a great exercise when played this way and gives the left hand a chance. Straight sticking is great too
Alternatively you could make the last paradittle "RRLL" and end up landing your right hand on 1. I like doing it with a paradittle on the end which makes the pattern alternate between L and R when you repeat
Sierra said she would but how would you go live for a lesson
that's great!!! it's easy, you can go to my website thedrumprofessor.com to schedule your lesson. if there isn't a time available that works well for you, email me and i can either call you back with other times I have, or email you available times. ... its easy, Im excited to meet you guys! :)
My problem is keeping the sixteenth notes on beat and accidentally rolling my accents. Whenever I hit it hard and try to stop my stick I tend to accidentally hit the Tom again, kind of like a roll.
Help with STICK CONTROL is the next step for you. I have some great short cuts to help you with this. If you want me to help you with this email me at jeremy@thedrumprofessor.com to schedule in a free session
The Drum Professor oh thank you so much! Right now I’m really busy but if I get time I’ll definitely email you!
Is the song really 168 bpm ? so the singles need to be 168 bpm with the accents ?? and its Laura
Hi Laura! Feel free to email me at Jeremy@thedrumprofessor.com ... I'd love to help!
The song was originally made by the ventures
no the surfaris wrote and did it first.
How do u not have 100 k subs yet?
Is the audio skipping or is it just my device
hmm, maybe its your internet connection?
Mr. Professor, great job explaining this song. I play buckets and have never taken a music lesson. I was wondering if you could maybe check out one of my videos to hear my setup sound and give me advice on how to learn and transfer this song to my kit? I know it would be a real crowd pleaser and could help me improve my stick skills tremendously. I appreciate your time and consideration. Thank you, SLIM-FALEY
message me through my website the link to check out
The Drum Professor good day sir am a learner
I'd play it as paradiddles and paradiddlediddles
for sure, it's good to mix it up. For this video I was only breaking down the paradiddle, so just jammed with those :) How do you like to mix them up? There's so many ways to do it! lol.
The Drum Professor I just watched a video of the original drummer playing it and he's playing singles like your lesson.. I've always thought and dreaded playing it at gigs as paradiddles as that's just how i heard it. Yea i play it
Rlrr Lrll Rlrr Lrll Rlrrll Rlrrll Rlrr
Lrll Rlrr etc. Leading with left.
I like patterns that switch hands like that but the doubles are a killer on the floor tom.
Its Wipe Out You can either play it or you can't I played it and learned it just by listening, far too technical
by ear is awesome!... 1 thing I've noticed in my years of teaching is everyone learns differently.. thats awesome you can learn by ear,... many learn far better via lessons,.. including many who also learn well by ear.
The Drum Professor I mean it’s pretty straight forward
100%...I was In a marching band (bass, snare, tenor.. this was a song I instantly learned on the kit.
Great, wtf is e-ender?
"e and a", as in "1-e and-a, 2-e and-a". Just a way of counting 4 beats.
"e & a" it counting 16th notes
Gale Boetticher?!?? Is that you??
I skipped forward a lil bit and he was saying 1e 2e 3e 4e 5e
I didn't know House played drums...
haha, ikr?
you could have used the original recording chezz
Haha
This was made when everything wasn’t broken
Hi Emma! What do you mean?
@@E7MusicSchool
Before COVID lol
Great cover, I’m trying to learn it myself.
you gotta work on that mike. sometimes i cant here you until something adjusts , just a grumpy 62 year old liken what you do , keep it up
Its been upgraded since then :)
I don’t think I can speak for anyone else, but to me, Wipeout is WAY too easy just from listening to it to need a video explaining it.
Well yeh "the stick heights" are called accents. Just saying..
PATHETIC
Your not that good mate