10 Linear Fills To Make Your Drumming EXCITING 🥁🤩

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Linear playing in drumming is when no two drums are played at the same time. This idea is frequently used in fills.
Here we have 10 linear fill ideas, gradually getting harder as we go.
All fills are played slowly first at 60 bpm, then fast at 120 bpm.
Change the playback speed if you require a different tempo for practicing.
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[@Thomas-ox4py]

This was exactly what I have been looking for for a long time in a drum lesson thank you so much

[@raymondspagnuolo8222]

Very helpful. Thank you for posting!!!

[@leecook6101]

I love linear fills and i can't read music so this is amazing thank you 🙏🏻

[@TheALFRED1966]

Complimenti, ottimo lavoro!

[@1977WDM]

Muito bom. Parabéns estou aprendemento muito.

[@hiphoprajeshlifeksr220]

Very very useful thank you so much ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sanjeevtambe8382]

Very nice

[@lobbyrobby]

Thank you for this! Subbed

[@Numocron]

Wow man this such an awesome video I love it.😃👍❤️

[@pikameer8325]

Thank you for this! I really struggle with fills and this was immensely helpful.

[@DavidGonzalez-qq4vj]

Muy muy bien bro , very very Nice men🥁🥁🥁

[@rickylefebvre]

A more triplet-y variation of fill 8 here can be heard in "Outta Love Again" by Van Halen at around 0:54

[@edwardkaminsky8142]

8 lessons in at Guitar Center and being able to sight read drum music and understand where each piece in the drum kit, including cymbals is written on the bar ( as notes ) within the staff is a complete game changer. This is all on the Tube if one knows how to 🏄 surf. Once you can read what note to play when...slowly speeding up, you can play any drum cover.

[@worldofstrings]

Why didn't I go to music school when I was very young? Thanks! Good lesson!

[@enginturabk817]

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[@BrutusDrum]

very good school 👍

[@CA-gx8fl]

Game changer 😏

[@parsanchhetri8123]

Can you do some double bass exercise

[@birjarq]

Thank you! It was very clear to understand, but challenging examples as needed :)

[@maximomartinez6843]

me gusta , thx

[@flyingpiggy1475]

Can you tuplet linear fills

[@zenasdamasceno1587]

Top

[@pwbandung1]

What kind of drum notation app did you use in this video?

[@rajujagadala8299]

❤❤❤❤

[@AbanoubShehata]

Fill 9 😮

[@jaimefiuza1064]

🎶🥁🔝

[@tuananhluu6732]

Fill 2 was used in Billie Jeans,right?

[@spudonion5339]

🙏

[@nologification]

hi, first of all thanks a lot for all the vidéos on the channel it's very usefull. Ive a question, im left-hunded but playing with drums setup for right hunded so i play like a right hunded. But i have more feeling starting a fill with my left hunded hand, could this become a problem as you progress? Because I'm still a beginner and I wouldn't want to develop a technique that would prevent me from progressing later. thanks in advance. Best

[@captainkiwi77]

We tell right handed players to practice open handed all the time (playing left handed on rh set ups, aka lh cymbals rh snare). There’s nothing wrong with just choosing to play open handed. Check out Luis cole, Billy cobham, Lenny white, Dennis Wilson, Mike mangini for some inspiration, not all of these players play open handed all the time but they’re all people who’ve displayed it at high levels. So yeah start left handed on your fills, just like Ringo did, nothing wrong with that

[@manasakb9382]

Where will the linear fills be used ?

[@SightReadDrums]

They work well for energetic styles like rock 😀

[@manasakb9382]

​@@SightReadDrums thANK you so much

[@guglstreet]

Plz divide the speed tempo into more specific. Only two kinds of tempo is too short and difficult for beginners,

[@Chravallo]

on the third fill the groove is too short and the length of the fill isn't 6 bars of groove.?

[@Chravallo]

Sorry four 😅

[@oneohsix106]

Fill 3? It’s sixteen consecutive 16th notes, which is 4 beats. The kick drum is on the (a) in the 1 e + a, 2 e + a, and 3 e + a, and then just 4 e + a is all on the snare.

[@stek6888]

idiot

[@zenthous9568]

Yeah it is?

[@Notmexjustmonk]

You’re right