Master Sight Reading: 12 Rhythm Exercises with Counting & Sticking 🥁

[@SightReadDrums]

0:07 LEVEL 1 - quarter notes, half notes, whole notes 0:45 LEVEL 2 - quarter notes, 8th notes 1:27 LEVEL 3 - quarter notes, half notes, 8th notes 2:09 LEVEL 4 - 8th rests 2:58 LEVEL 5 - 16th notes 3:54 LEVEL 6 - 8th+16th rhythms 4:50 LEVEL 7 - 16th+8th-rest rhythms 5:46 LEVEL 8 - syncopated 8th-notes 6:42 LEVEL 9 - dotted 8th-notes 7:38 LEVEL 10 - 16th rests 8:34 LEVEL 11 - more 16th rest rhythms 9:30 LEVEL 12 - dotted 8th rests

[@russpiraino9096]

By FAR THE BEST rhythm reading exercises I've found in a few years of searching! Notation+ the counting is so helpful! THANK YOU!!

[@jordanvn]

This is bringing back my ptsd from high school band. I wish I had this back then. Maybe I would have learned to sight read.

[@anoncomposmentis]

I've started to study musical theory via a Ukulele and have been struggling with time signatures. Watching these videos has been like a light bulb going off in my head as all those words, stems, semibreve, crotchets 44, quickstep, waltz immediately made perfect sense, so simple. a wonderful resource, instantly improved my playing, understanding and enjoyment. Many thanks

[@allaboutthatbassdrum750]

I was good up until 7, save for a small stumble in level…. 4, I think. But this channel is single-handedly improving every single aspect of my drumming faster than anything I’ve ever tried. Thank you sooooo much!!!

[@SightReadDrums]

So pleased to hear that, thanks for watching!

[@KNG-pc5qd]

Very helpful for my bass guitar sight reading. Thankyou

[@nancychan1762]

Good source for drum skills. Thank you very much 💖 🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁

[@amirgohar8991]

Being able to see each beat in a measure can be helpful, but when you’re actually sight reading on paper - it’s a luxury you won’t have. It would be nice to have one where you have to use your internal metronome, it’s a great exercise.

[@SightReadDrums]

I agree, and when I started this channel I never used to include the highlighter in my videos for this reason. Most people seem to prefer it with the highlighter though. Maybe I'll do some without it again!

[@rebett0]

Thank you for what you do

[@EVANDROLONGO-rb6ks]

Valeu!

[@BlueButterfly-77]

This is so helpful!~ Thank you so much!! :) ♥

[@fabiancosster2992]

This channel is master

[@daniel.daniel7795]

Good exercises, thanks!

[@francrivera]

very interesting !!! my best!!! thank you !!! love it !!! 😅😊😊😊😢😮❤❤

[@gerardorivas3013]

Should i say an even if there is no note? Im a drummer and struggling on how to to count

[@DavidM-k8z]

Could you vary the sounds of the drums? It sounds harsh

[@hyusisns]

sound is normal💀

[@DavidM-k8z]

@@hyusisns no, it sounds yarsh. And varying the drum sounds would also be more realistic and less monotonous

[@anoncomposmentis]

​@@DavidM-k8z I completely disagree, use your imagination to fill in the notes

[@mindischompert6351]

I can’t do level 3

[@Spicyband]

Nice😂