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Drum Lessons: Drum Rudiments - Page 9

Drummers Sharing Tips, Tricks and Knowledge on subjects such as Drum Tuning, Drum Rudiments, Paradiddles, Shuffles, Groove Ideas,
Drum Kit Dynamics, Drum Fills, Triplets, Drum Micing, Drum Recording, Changing Drum Heads and so much more.

Paul Thompson - Paradiddle Groove

by billy ashbaugh on 02/11/2009 | 18,291 Views | 4 Comments

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Here Paul breaks down the Paradiddle and shows how he applies it around the kit. [tc=:30] Paradiddle Description [tc=:40] Demo on snare [tc=1:05] Demo/solo on kit

Paul Thompson - Inverted Paradiddle

by billy ashbaugh on 02/09/2009 | 8,253 Views | 0 Comments

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Here Paul shares how he uses the Inverted Paradiddle as well as the Standard Paradiddle to create a series of great grooves. [tc=:20] Inverted Paradiddle Description [tc=:31] Inverted Paradiddle Demo on snare [tc=:42] Inverted Paradiddle Slow Demo on kit [tc=1:31] Alternating Inverted and Standard Paradiddle Demo

Paul Thompson - Composite Meter

by billy ashbaugh on 02/09/2009 | 16,447 Views | 0 Comments

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For this lesson, Paul breaks down the counting system for an odd time groove in 11/8. He also demonstrates his use of the Single Stroke 4 as well as the 5 Stroke Roll.

Paul Thompson - 32nd Note-Single Drag

by billy ashbaugh on 02/09/2009 | 15,410 Views | 0 Comments

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In this lesson Paul breaks down his approach on two fast double bass grooves. The first is a steady flow and the second one uses the single drag phrased as 32nd notes for a killer sounding groove.

Paul Thompson - 16th Note Triplet

by billy ashbaugh on 02/09/2009 | 15,491 Views | 3 Comments

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Here Paul breaks down his 16th note triplet sticking pattern. He demonstrates it as a groove and also as a fill. Great stuff....enjoy!!

Paul Thompson - 6/8 Linear Pattern

by billy ashbaugh on 02/09/2009 | 16,092 Views | 1 Comments

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Here's a lesson from Paul's DVD entitled "PT DRUMS: crash course". In this lesson, Paul breaks down his 6/8 groove and fills while showing what rudiments are being used.

Billy Ashbaugh: Flam Warm Up #1

by billy ashbaugh on 02/03/2009 | 16,875 Views | 1 Comments

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Here's a nice warm up shown to me by a friend. It uses the Flam Accent sticking, but it is phrased as 16th notes. Example #1 - Flam Accent Review Example #2 - Sticking Pattern Slow Example #3 - Full Warm Up & Example #4 - Flam Warm Up #1 @ 115 bpm    

Billy Ashbaugh: 7 Stroke Roll

by billy ashbaugh on 01/30/2009 | 16,851 Views | 3 Comments

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Here's a close look at the 7 Stroke Roll. Example #1 - 5 Stroke Roll with accent Example #2 - 7 Stroke Roll     Example #3 - 7 Stroke Roll with accent   Example #4 - starting on the 'e'   Example #5 - [tc=3:35] Example #6 - Warm Up Exercise @ 75 & 110 bpm  

Billy Ashbaugh: Flam Accent

by billy ashbaugh on 01/29/2009 | 15,883 Views | 1 Comments

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Here's a look at the Flam Accent followed by a warm up exercise I like to use.   Â Example #1 - Flam Accent Slow     Â Example #2 - Warm Up Exercise @ 120 bpm      

Billy Ashbaugh: Flam Tap

by billy ashbaugh on 01/22/2009 | 17,500 Views | 2 Comments

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This is example of the Flam Tap and how I use it as a warm-up.   Hello Billy Ashbaugh here with DrummerConnection.com and today we're going to look at the Flam Tap. Now, I posted a lesson recently on the Alternating Flam where we're going to do a right and left flam and get use to raising the other stick up ready for that primary accented note. Now I chose the Flam Tap next because it fits in perfectly with this already existing rudiment. With the Right Flam, as you strike down with the right and the left comes up, your going to tap again wit the right hand. And then with the left. In time, slow it sounds like this. So as you can see, it's pretty much just an Alternating Flam like this. But you're going to add a note after the primary note for whatever flam. So it's right tap, left tap, right tap, left tap. And there you go, your Flam Tap. Nothing major, just making sure you get that tap in as you raise the stick. Nothing to it. I like to pu... more...