North Metro Drum Lesson Presents: Right Hand Lead exercise by Mark Letalien
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@mletalien Thank you very much for the explanation. Now it's clear to me :-)
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you are good teacher
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What on earth are you doing with that high-hat at 2:48? That's crazy!
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Again nice work! I could use some count-ins ...I'm ADD so I would listen to your voice and have No freakin idea where you were @ rhythm wise. Your playinis tight!!
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In your video are only cases with one or two unaccented strokes in the left hand. How do you play three or four strokes? Somebody explained I should play it LRL and LRLL. But is that correct or is it LLL and LLLL?
Fantasmo81 4 months ago
@Fantasmo81 Hello there. In the case where you have more than two unaccented strokes, you would have to incorporate the right hand, which is fine. Even though the right hands are to be used on all the accents it is okay to use them to "fill in the spaces", so to speak, and play them as unaccented. You never want to play more than two strokes with the same hand in a row with this exercise. Hopefully that clears it up. If not, please let me know. Thanks, ML
mletalien 4 months ago