Jazz Modulation
In this lesson, we will modulate the jazz cymbal pattern by subdividing quarter notes into quarter note triplets, and then subdividing each of those triplets into eighth note triplets as a polyrhythm. It’s easier than it sounds.
In this lesson, we will modulate the jazz cymbal pattern by subdividing quarter notes into quarter note triplets, and then subdividing each of those triplets into eighth note triplets as a polyrhythm. It’s easier than it sounds.
The six stroke roll is also commonly applied to the drum set. Let’s explore some of the ways we can orchestrate it.
The double paradiddle is more than just a sticking pattern—it’s a powerful tool for creating groovy, dynamic drum set applications. This rudiment has plenty to offer.
Making each stroke of the doubles dynamically even.
Playing dynamically. It’s more than just how loud or soft you play throughout sections of a song, but dynamic playing involves changes that keep the interest of the listener, even if they’re small ones. This article discusses some things that will help you play more dynamically.