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In Part 3, we're going to continue our workout with the Paradiddle Groove by expanding the 16th note rhythms played on the kick drum. Things are getting funky now, we're getting into two note combinations of 16th notes back to back. Remember to slow everything down and concentrate on proper note placement and try to make each groove feel the best you can. |
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[+] Add CommentMichael Reed Says Yeah...really diggin' this!
Submitted On: Wednesday, Nov 17, 2010 - 9:59 AM
Yeah...really diggin' this!
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