Drum Lesson: "Intermediate - Advanced" drum fill

Here is the sticking:
(lower case letters denote 32nd notes and CAPS letters denote 16 notes. Spaces indicate separate beats. For example the 1st beat is RlrLR, so therefore it is counted as 16th notes (1 e an ah) but the "e" of beat 1 gets two hits (32 notes are twice as fast as 16ths and are half the value of a 16th note, so two 32nd notes take up the space of only one 16th).

RlrLR lrLRL RLLR LFFL F/C -- f/c is for Foot/Crash together on the last hit.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Christopher Schnack
• drums
• fill
• 32nd notes
• 16th notes
• intermediate
• advanced
• linear

[maxxe2]

Bro great job on the lesson, so many tutorials out there just show you 30 second notes but what you did just adding the 30 second notes to 16th notes gives the fill a lot more groove I think, thanks for this

[17masonry]

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[out0fstepxxx]

awesome

[17masonry]

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[17masonry]

@out0fstepxxx It's a fun one for sure :) Thanks for watching

[alamakmatila]

left handed....? thank for the lesson...

[17masonry]

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[javier20893]

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[Liamc45]

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[17masonry]

@javier20893 I will let you know about the book. I am in the stages of going from manuscript paper to actual notation on a computer....it is coming along though :)

[17masonry]

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