Learn this funky linear GROOVE 🥁

GET THE PDF FOR THIS: sightreaddrums.gumroad.com/l/...
This is one of my favourite linear grooves.
Played as a 16th note linear pattern, it's super satisfying to play at about the 100 bpm mark.
You can use it in your playing as a main groove for a song, as a variation upon other funky grooves, or as part of a drum solo.
GET LIFETIME ACCESS TO ALL MY PDFs:
sightreaddrums.gumroad.com/l/...
Contact:
[e-mail]

[@yoni2406]

wonderful pattern! love it!

[@larryherbert252]

This is a great lesson and groove, l like how its broken down from quarter notes,8th and finally 16th notes and that bell coming in, that's putting the icing on the cake, I've got to learn this groove

[@dancu9271]

A lot of thanks for making and sharing your video!!

[@R_Ultraloud]

Me gusta la cadencia en el ride. Muy bueno, gracias por compartir.

[@bearingSSW]

Nice, as always!

[@naibatera8920]

Amazing!!

[@AngryMusicTheoryNerd]

I like it! Nice tutorial

[@maness2112]

Super fun!

[@Rolback1247]

Muy bueno me encantó se lo voy a enseñar a mis alumnos. Un abrazo

[@merickwiliam5427]

Amazing

[@musicbeats2792]

Nice pattern

[@AhmadEbrahimpour-tj4zc]

Very nice

[@rivaldoluizcamargo7820]

Muito legal ! Obrigado

[@claus.f4856]

Top dica👍👍

[@bennetjoseph1956]

Very good lessons I like too much

[@glenndolleck1262]

Hello SRD. Good groove. Becomes very good when bell of ride is added. Almost great even.

[@SightReadDrums]

It’s one of my favourites

[@juancarlosdelasotta6375]

Thanks

[@nayazhitsofficial6611]

nice..

[@JoEsp]

nice! sounds like the groove played by young tony royster at MD fest ‘97.

[@SightReadDrums]

I think that might be who I got it from! I learnt this groove years ago so can’t remember for sure.

[@rhythmicallydivine]

This a Mr Big groove? Love it

[@SightReadDrums]

Not intentionally 😆

[@jaimefiuza1064]

Top

[@carolinajimenez7790]

0:15 is the only

[@johndiraimo1444]

A straightened out 2nd line Bass drum pattern.

[@SightReadDrums]

Indeed

[@evgeniykapitonenko8553]

+

[@daniellopes6766]

Please explain the note in parenteses..

[@SightReadDrums]

It’s a ghost note - a note played very softly on the snare.