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by Drummeretc on 11/21/2010 | 2,583 Views | 3 Comments
You can check out the rest of my lessons on my You Tube page at http://www.youtube.com/user/DrummerEtc?feature=mhum or read my blog at www.DrummerEtc.com
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by Drummeretc on 11/20/2010 | 2,365 Views | 1 Comments
You can check out the rest of my lessons on my You Tube page at http://www.youtube.com/user/DrummerEtc?feature=mhum or read my blog at www.DrummerEtc.com
If you ever have any questions, please feel free to message me, email me (littlesteviedrums@yahoo.com), or look up drummeretc on twitter, facebook, and youtube and connect with me there!
by Drummeretc on 11/20/2010 | 1,871 Views | 0 Comments
You can check out all of my lessons on my You Tube channel @ http://www.youtube.com/user/DrummerEtc?feature=mhum or read my blog @ www.DrummerEtc.com
If you ever have any questions, feel free to message me, email me (littlesteviedrums@yahoo.com), or find drummeretc on Facebook, Twitter, or You Tube.
by Drummeretc on 11/19/2010 | 3,521 Views | 2 Comments
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For today’s lesson I’ll discuss several different concepts on practicing with the click. Topics included, tips on how to get more from your practice time with the click, ways to better lock with the click track, the importance of using the click track, as well as the benefits and downside. This one’s a bit long but worth the watch. Enjoy!
In today’s lesson, I’ll break down and explain the Triple Ratamacue. Enjoy!
For today’s lesson we’re going to expand our rhythms for the kick drum in this groove setting. We’re still playing a steady flow of 16th notes phrased as Paradiddles with accents on beats 2 and 4. The idea is to download the PDF file that has 12 one bar patterns to practice playing on the kick drum. These rhythms are getting busier so it’s also a great workout for your kick drum as well. Enjoy!
Some of the greatest songs ever written in rock, prog, jazz and fusion are in odd-time signatures. The problem is, what sounds good on the ear doesn't always come natural to the body so playing them can be a bit of a challenge. It is, however, much scarier in theory than it is in reality and if you break it down then slow it down you'll be surprised at how quickly you get it.
In this lesson we'll have a go at drumming in 7/8. Out of all the odd-time signatures this one feels the most natural to most drummers so lets head over to the kit and get started:
How To Count
There are a couple of ways to count 7/8. You can count the obvious 'one two three four five six seven' or you can break the seven down into smaller cells 'one two one two one two three' ... 'one two three one two one two'. Choose the method that you prefer and stick with it. Forget the notion that there is a best way to count and learn to feel the p... more...
In today’s lesson we’re going to continue breaking up the rhythms between the kick and snare. Now, all quarter notes and last triplets only will be played on the snare and all first and last triplets will be played on the kick. Remember to concentrate on keeping a nice steady swing ride pattern with 2 and 4 on the hi-hat. Be sure to print the PDF download to get all 12 one bar patterns to practice. Enjoy!
In today’s lesson we’re going to get busier with the kick drum pattern. It’s time to introduce some 16th note rhythms on the kick drum. This is going to require some independence, so if this is new to you remember to slow everything down and go at your own pace. Don’t forget to download the PDF file for the kick drum patterns to workout with.
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