Drum Lesson: Moving pattern around the kit

Learning how to take one sticking pattern and apply it to a fill. Then use that sticking pattern in many different subdivisions. It doesn't matter if it's an odd grouping or not as long as you know the subdivision.
If you have questions or live in the L.A. area and are interested in taking some lessons, contact me at cschnack@yahoo.com.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• 16th notes
• 16th note triplets
• 32nd notes
• drums
• licks
• fills
• sticking
• patterns
• odd groupings
• RLRLL
• RLRLLF
• Christopher
• Schnack
• Lojic

[weenaut]

I think your instruction would be better if you would not go full throttle when demonstrating a pattern. Also as an instructor you want to instill in your students the importance of accuracy and groove over speed. Just a little constructive criticism.

[17masonry]

@weenaut : I tell my students that I teach that accuracy is key and that speed comes later. This is just a quick video for people to view and not a one-on-one hour lesson. I appreciate the criticism and still try and perfect my techniques. I was excited about discovering this fill, had someone else filming me, and had to get it finished before the next student showed up. But thanks for viewing and for the feedback!

[mrmcgill]

Five stroke groupings are so dope.....you can add a bass drum to every left stroke to beef up the fill a lil bit.......also you could stick it RLRFF......good stuff!

[melky72]

great!!!!!!!!!!!!спасибо!!!!!!­!!

[miketalbot4]

great playing

[maegil1]

You're my drummer boy.

[NokesMusic]

solid stuff bro

[NokesMusic]

why can't i be you?

[BBlood78]

I luv U

[docterblack]

great lesson.