Syncopated Kick & Snare Grooves: Practice-Along 🥁🎵

[@SightReadDrums]

0:10 Groove 1 - Slow 0:49 Groove 1 - Fast 1:14 Groove 2 - Slow 1:53 Groove 2 - Fast 2:28 Groove 3 - Slow 2:57 Groove 3 - Fast 3:22 Groove 4 - Slow 4:01 Groove 4 - Fast 4:26 Groove 5 - Slow 5:05 Groove 5 - Fast 5:30 Groove 6 - Slow 6:09 Groove 6 - Fast 6:34 Groove 7 - Slow 7:13 Groove 7 - Fast 7:38 Groove 8 - Slow 8:17 Groove 8 - Fast

[@realzekester123]

My sight reading has improved significantly just by using this channel

[@SightReadDrums]

Love to hear this!

[@josebatista15]

Valeu!

[@shaunahcanas7035]

Thanks!

[@s3any1977]

I love syncopated beats. Nicco McBrain is the master of syncopated beats. 'Can I play with Madness' is brilliant.

[@AndiEliot]

As a non drummer guitar player who usually uses Guitar Pro to write my own drum tracks this is *extremely* useful, thank you.

[@apollo0823]

謝謝！

[@SightReadDrums]

🙏

[@lyndondsa6077]

This channel really helps to understand the music notes. Great work 🥁👍

[@SightReadDrums]

Thanks, I’m happy to hear that!

[@timhong8544]

Your channel is the best for the drum lesson. Thank you for all you did.

[@Aduvjpzsao]

Your channel really gives us the best exercises, thanks so much! ❤

[@dreamerrt216]

These are great! The musicality really connects with the drummer, more so than just random non-musical beats.

[@pie4breakfast_drums]

What is the definition of a "non-musical beat?" I find non repetitive rhythms to be far more beneficial to sight reading practice. Something doesn't have to groove for it to be "musical"

[@romanonardelli-drummerforfun]

Meravigliosi questi grooves da esercitare 👍

[@ElioCoro]

Ottimo maestro

[@totalnebozi]

Someone sneaked PH theme in.

[@Zaizen0]

3:00

[@gnolkthegnelk824]

Losers when they hear a drumline

[@gerrievandijk1968]

Nice grooves, thank you 😊

[@danielplainview2584]

Love your channel. Great stuff.

[@drum_services]

Super helpful thanks!

[@장트러블타]

너무 훌륭한 영상 입니다. 감사합니다.^^

[@neffosx9neffosx965]

This video helped me in drum

[@yossarianbombardier6823]

Reminds of Carmine Appice's "Realistic Rock Books" from the 70's.

[@zinulluniz]

Ну за такую науку только спасибо! половину нот только разобрал, остальное так барабанил

[@operatorenabla8398]

Groove 7 at 100 bpm is Little Miss Lover from the Jimi Hendrix Experience!

[@evertlarry3865]

Muy buenos los ejercicios bacanos.

[@saikatbhadra8247]

Very nice jucy grooves

[@77Musicfun]

This is the best and great. Thank you!!!

[@lkizamm7425]

2:59 Was I the only one who recognized the rhythm?

[@2yxk]

Nah

[@jeffgomez88]

I guess so. What song has this rhythm?

[@ZmeyYuri]

ph intro broooo @@jeffgomez88 💀💀💀

[@Alex-gx5vs]

Очень полезно для чтения нот

[@bennetjoseph1956]

Very good method I like it

[@marcelocastanon2019]

Exelente

[@chrisfournier6144]

Awesome! Thanks!

[@e_cole_eye]

Tysm!

[@josebatista15]

Muito bom, parabéns

[@SightReadDrums]

Thank you!

[@zecabortoto9591]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 ESSE TIPO DE partitura caixa bumbo e muito bom p mim😂

[@jonatasalves8853]

thank you top!

[@kayatoastedd]

Beat 3 is PH theme

[@alaitz_drummer]

Whhhaaaaaa!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@varethika]

Great for beginners too!

[@Tanay2705]

How make this groove or what

[@eviscerator8938]

What does small black dot mean? Behind a note

[@SightReadDrums]

A dot beside a note increases the duration of the note by half. I made a video to visualise this here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2qpi6iahc-naZY

[@polinadv]

Can you please tell me what dotted notes mean? Google says it's one and a half notes long, but what does that have to do with drums? I have been looking for information about this both in my native language and in English for several days and have not found :( help .... I'm a newbie, obviously ...

[@Matt9311]

The answer google gave is right but to explain it further, I'll give an example. If you have an eighth note, you can think of it's length as 2 sixteenth notes. So if a dotted eighth note is one and a half times the length of an normal eighth note, then it will be 1.5 times that or 1.5 times 2 sixteenth notes which makes the length of 3 sixteenth notes

[@SightReadDrums]

An 8th note normally lasts for 0.5 of a beat; a dotted 8th note lasts for 0.75 of a beat. I’m planning to put out a video soon which will help to understand dotted notes!

[@Yourmomdotcom312]

A dot next to note adds 50% of the note length on top of the original length as if it didn’t have the dot

[@ale_isanodd1]

groove 3 lookin zesty asf

[@gilbertomaximo]

Groove 1 = Streets of Philadelphia, by Bruce Springsteen

[@SightReadDrums]

Very very similar!

[@中山満-e6v]

譜面付き😊

[@CabooyaJR]

Hmmm 3:00 sounds familiar. 🤨🤨🤨

[@louilligm]

I can play them fast but not slow, what am I doing wrong?

[@diegopendinorodriguez4829]

Símil jhon Bonham grooves...

[@sailomawia3835]

what does that (•) dot /full stop mean?? can anyone tell me?

[@SightReadDrums]

The dot extends the duration of the note by half. I made a video to help visualise dotted notes here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2qpi6iahc-naZY

[@EnochGilbert]

❤

[@consolation66]

❤❤😊😊

[@danielmartins9901]

I'm literally so upset I can't get the first beat

[@johnymacedo7625]

Opa blz ...vc poderia colocar viradas tambem seria otimo

[@jaimefiuza1064]

🥁🇧🇷🎶

[@Tuanduong.89]

I'm sorry I took your post and reposted it on youtube

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Molt content

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Otyjmo