DIFFERENT TYPES OF BLAST BEATS YOU CAN USE FOR DRUMMING (BREAK DOWN)

Hit that Subscribe Button and Thumbs Up Button if you like what you saw. 🤘🏻😜🤘🏻 Rig: Pedals - DW 9000 with pearl beaters. Drum sticks - Vater Sugar Blazer Maple Nylon Tip. Bass Drum Pad - Evans Bass Drum Real Feel Practice Pad. Drum Stool - Custom Percussion Cycle Seat Drum Throne. Snare/Tom Pads - My dad made those with his own bare hands, the legend that he is. Topics I talk about in this video: ORIGINAL BLAST BEAT (THE FOUNDING): Breaking down on what the hands are playing with the time signature. What the feet are playing with the time signature while your playing along with your hands. (Advising on where you should start the tempo when practising) HAMMER BLAST BEAT: Breaking down on what the hands are playing with the time signature. What the feet are playing with the time signature while you’re playing along with your hands. (Advising on where you should start the tempo when practising) BOMB BLAST BEAT: Breaking down on what the hands are playing with the time signature. What the feet are playing with the time signature while you’re playing along with your hands. Explaining that the Bomb Blast Beat is similar to the Hammer Blast Beat. (Advising on where you should start the tempo when practising) GRAVITY BLAST BEAT: Breaking down on how to hold the drum stick and where to position the drum stick when your practising the motion. Breaking down on how to practise the motion in separate parts. Breaking down on how to practise the motion in different time signatures. (Advising on where you should start the tempo when practising) THE SWITCHING ARMS BLAST BEAT: Breaking down on what the hands are playing with the time signature. Explaining that what your hands are playing is actually a flamadiddle when playing along with this motion. Explaining that the Switching Arms Blast Beat is similar to the Hammer Blast Beat. (Advising on where you should start the tempo when practising) THE BLAST BEAT TRIPLETS: Explaining that its actually playing in 3/4 time signature. BUT you can also played it in a 4/4 time signature. Explaining its an easier way to play songs that are at 32nd notes and at a high tempo. (Advising on where you should start the tempo when practising) I HOPE THIS VIDEO HAS HELPED YOU TO UNDERSTAND MORE ON HOW TO PLAY BLAST BEATS AND BE ABLE TO PLAY THEM MORE FREELY! 😁 KEEP UP THE GOOD PRACTISE 😉 Follow me and keep up to date on content on my Facebook Page:   / michaeldevlinsessiondrummer   Thanks very much for watching guys! Tune in next week for more videos! 🤘🏻😜🤘🏻 Filmed and Edited by Michael Devlin.