"QUALITY CONTROL" DRUM LESSON: Bucket O' Fish Fill //Jeff Bowders-DRUM DISCIPLINE ACADEMY
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
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Today's lesson is on the classic, Bucket o' Fish Fill. This is a timeless fill that has been used for decades and will continue.
However, as popular as it is, it's very easy to play sloppy! If we're not careful we too can get in that compromising mindset and think we're just crushing it...when we're not.
This lesson covers the common pitfalls us drummers face when trying to execute this fill. By focusing on just a couple techniques, you will OWN the Bucket o' Fish and elevate the awareness for the rest of your playing.
Make the most out of your next practice session by checking out this Lesson/Blog and push yourself to see how you can use it to become the best drummer you can be!
Gear:
TAMA Bubinga Starclassic Drums:
10×8 Rack Tom
12×9 Rack Tom
14×12 Floor Tom
16×14 Floor Tom
22×18 Bass Drum
14×7 Tama Copper Starphonic
SABIAN Cymbals:
14” HHX Stage Hats
16” HHX Evolution Ozone Crash
18” AAXplosion Crash
10” Prototype Saturation Hats
17” Vault Saturation Crash
13” Vault Fierce Hats
21” Prototype Ride
14” AAX Studio Crash Stacked with 12” AAX Mini China
19” AAX Aero Crash
EVANS Drumheads:
G2 Tom Batter
G1-Tom Resonant
HD Dry-Snare Batter
Hazy 300-Snare Resonant
G2-Bass Batter
VATER Drumsticks:
Power House
TAMA Hardware:
Road Pro Cym/Snare Stands
Iron Cobra Power Guide Double Pedal
Iron Cobra HiHat Stand
1st Chair Round Rider XL
YOU ROCK! 😁 I need to work on this!
Thanks, brotha! We all do!
Great lesson. Shout out from Indonesia.
Thank you, Hasudungan! Say hello to Indonesia for me!
This is a hell of fun to practice and play! Thanks to your method it came natural pretty quickly. This fish is gonna fit great in my pond :) I tried to put in work my left foot by counting quarters on hihat, which is really tricky to me cause I'm not used to do so at all. Good for increasing my independence. Thanks a lot Jeff
Awesome, David! Yes, once you get a handle on the basic hand/foot pattern the hihat becomes a whole other beast. If you haven't tried it yet, I would suggest playing 8th Notes on hihat first. Sometimes the bigger space between the quarter notes can get a little "loose". Working it with 8ths first will give you a better foundation before the quarters. Go Get It!
Thank you for the lesson!
My pleasure, Cory!
I really enjoyed your lesson! I dig on it and will need time to catch up on your channel. Here you have a new friend and subscriber from Menorca. Excuse my bad english though.
Thanks for checking it out! Menorca! Amazing! I should book a drum clinic there!
Hi Máster Jeff! From Chile here!! Thanks for the discipline. Query about your explanation on minute 6, in order to avoid that lazy wipe way, can we use Push & pull technique?