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Drum Lessons: Drum Rudiments - Page 8

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.

Drum Lesson - PATAFLAFLA

by ThatDrummerKid on 04/17/2009 | 3,884 Views | 1 Comments

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The PATAFLAFLA is one of the more complex rudiments being practice by most (or all) marching percussionists. In this lesson, the PATAFLAFLA is broken down for better understanding.

Drum Lesson - Single Ratamacue

by ThatDrummerKid on 04/17/2009 | 9,752 Views | 0 Comments

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Check out this awesome lesson explaining and breaking down the rudiment, the single ratamacue.

Drum Lesson - Flamacue

by ThatDrummerKid on 04/17/2009 | 10,222 Views | 0 Comments

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Here's a great lesson on a basic rudiment, the Flamacue.

Billy Ashbaugh: Ghost Note Grooves Pt. 2

by billy ashbaugh on 04/10/2009 | 16,474 Views | 8 Comments

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Here's another lesson involving ghost notes in a groove. Today we're going to phrase them as 16th note triplets...pretty cool sounding stuff! Not to mention a great workout for the left hand. Hope you enjoy.

Drum Lesson - Thinking Outside the Box

by ThatDrummerKid on 04/07/2009 | 4,248 Views | 0 Comments

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In this lesson, he talks about being more creative when thinking about what your playing. He shows how you can analyse a basic rudiment such as a paradiddle and make a cool rhythm out of it.

Bernie Dresel - Flashy Snare Drum Licks: Triplet Roll

by King on 03/30/2009 | 14,030 Views | 0 Comments

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Bernie Dresel gives a demonstration on how to achieve flash snare rolls using a basic foundation from the triplet. Bernie explains the difference between a Standard and a Triplet Roll.

Drummer Todd Walker- Paradiddle "Groove In 5"

by King on 03/18/2009 | 14,688 Views | 6 Comments

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This is Todd Walker,a Florida resident who operates a drum studio out of the Port St. Lucie area. In addition to being a session/studio player and instructor Todd performs with one of Florida's most premier groups Bobby and the Blister's. You can find out more about Todd by checking out his website and some more of these great instructional vids! Now we get to learn some more odd time madness as Todd shows us a groove in 5/4. I love how he just breaks everything down in such a simple fashion, it's very easy to understand whether you have the vocabulary or not. What's really cool about this groove is that it starts out sounding like a funk groove, but later as he speeds it up it turns into a breakbeat. Tell me what you think. http://toddwalkerdrumstudio.com

Billy Ashbaugh: Triplet Warm Up #1 part 3

by billy ashbaugh on 03/17/2009 | 14,889 Views | 10 Comments

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This lesson expands on Triplet Warm Up #1 that we first learned in the Practice Room. Here we're going to begin to explore it around the kit. Hope you enjoy it!!

Keith Thomas - 7 Stroke Groove

by ThatDrummerKid on 03/06/2009 | 13,603 Views | 3 Comments

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Here's Keith giving his very first lesson on his application of the 7 Stroke Roll to the kit.

Billy Ashbaugh - Flam Fill #1

by billy ashbaugh on 02/13/2009 | 17,297 Views | 1 Comments

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Hello Billy Ashbaugh here with DrummerConnection.com and today I'm going to share a fill with you. This is a fill that I've showed a lot of students over the years and a lot of them really seem to gravitate toward it and like it a lot, so I'm going to break it down and show you what it is. Basically, it starts with a flam one beat one with the right hand on the floor tom and the left hand on the snare. Now this fill is phrased in 16th notes, so the flam is the downbeat and you're going to play the “1 e &” figure, meaning the first three 16th notes. Now here again I want you to experiment with the sticking, it's up to you. You can either go Flam Left Right. Or you can go Flam Right Left. OK, I'm gonna let you here this thing in a fill setting. OK, here's another version for you. Keep the hands just like you have them. Remember we played the first three 16th notes, the “1 e &”. We left the “a” silent. A version you could come up with... more...