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Playing Binary Sixteenth-Note Grooves
Binary drum grooves based on sixteenth notes are indefinitely modifiable. Sixteenth notes can be played linearly, but combined they can also form a variety of figures: dotted eighth/sixteenth ...
Playing Single Stroke Rolls
The single stroke roll is a basic drum rudiment; it consists in alternating right hand (indicated by white circles) and left hand (black circles) single strokes. This snare drum rudiment is ...
Hard Rock Grooves
This assortment of hard rock drum grooves is performed in the style of the legendary AC/DC, Guns ’n’ Roses, Van Halen, Aerosmith, Scorpions, and many more. The drumming – straight, sober ...
Playing Binary One-Beat Breaks
Drum breaks, also often referred to as “fills”, are aimed at joining two adjacent segments. This very short break, comprising a single beat, often marks a rapid transition between two themes ...
Playing Ternary Sixteenth-Note Grooves
Ternary grooves based on sixteenth notes result from combining eighth note triplets and sixteenth note triplets, also called sexuplets. You will encounter applications of these rhythmic figures ...
Playing Shuffle Grooves
A shuffle is a ternary or triplet rhythm/feel which consists in playing only the first and third eighth note of a triplet. In this case we also speak of “swung eighths”. Swung eighth notes ...