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This lesson is all about finding your voice and developing your creativity on the drum kit - with brushes! Jason Sutter will be covering different patterns a...
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Jason has teamed up with Regal Tip to produce a range of signature drumsticks ("Chop Sticks") and brushes ("The Sutter").
Aug 20, 2022 · This lesson is all about finding your voice and developing your creativity on the kit – with brushes! Jason Sutter will be covering different patterns and strokes you’ll be utilizing to extract a variety of colorful sounds from your snare drum.
Jan 8, 2016 · Get them Here: http://bit.ly/1JzmSAgLone Star Percussion: http://www.lonestarpercussion.com866-792-0143Even though Jason Sutter is know by many as a "Rock Gu...
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- Lone Star Percussion
- Reverse Your Strokes
- Lead with Your Wrists
- Practice with The Lights Off
- Play Along to Records
- Practice with Just The Snare Drum
If you normally play everything clockwise, start practicing everything you know counterclockwise! This will make it much easier for you to transition in and out of different patterns and accents. You’ll notice immediately how much this opens up your playing and ability to keep the flow going.
The best way to get the biggest, fullest sound out of your brushes is to lead the strokes with your wrists. Imagine your hands are under water and you’re pulling them around with your wrist in the lead. This is the same motion you should have when using brushes. This will also allow you to “whip” your wrist when you need to play an accent.
Every morning while in university, Jason Sutter would head down to his practice room and practice brushes as a form of meditation. The kicker? He’d practice with the lights off. This would allow him to solely focus on the sound and make his playing as fluid as possible. Give this a try! It’s surprisingly therapeutic.
This tip can be applied to every style of drumming, but this is especially important for brush players looking to experience what it’s like playing with an actual band. A great starting album would be “Kind Of Blue” by Miles Davis. Start simple at first! Don’t feel the need to play every subtle nuance you hear throughout the songs
No kick drum, no hi-hats. The snare drum, after all, is the most important drum to brush players so it demands the most practice and attention. This will also help you explore your creativity! The less tools you have to work with, the more you’re forced to think outside the box. You’ll Also Enjoy: Brushes In Modern Drumming Finding Your Voice With ...
A short film directed by Dikayl Rimmasch, to demo Jason's signature Regal Tip brushes. Featuring Michael Bluestein (piano) and Bret Simons (bass).
117K views, 1.8K likes, 132 loves, 110 comments, 565 shares, Facebook Watch Videos from Drumeo: Jason Sutter showing the wide range of sounds you can achieve with brushes.
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