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I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the drummers who have
been in touch, with questions, etc. I am glad that you are all learning
something by reading my lessons page. Go through all the basic exercises till mastered. Then take each one
in turn, and change either the bass drum pattern or snare drum pattern.
Then add maybe some open hi hat firstly on the 1, 2, 3 and 4, beats then
on the E's, next the &'s and finally the A's. Also try playing the
hi hat parts on the snare drum, whilst using your hi hat to count time
by opening and closing with your foot (see my lesson on the Hi Hat). You
could also take the exercises onto the tom toms by playing the hi hat
part on the small tom tom, and the snare parts as normal. Then move the
E's, &'s and A's (pronounced ah) beats around the rest of the tom
toms.
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