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[I][B]I'd shag the bird out of Hanson...[/B][/I]
Heh, yeah, I guess without the vid it doesn't make any sense at all!Originally Posted by LeroyBrown
"Practice more than you sleep"
-Mas. Oyama
Yeah, thanks!
[I][B]I'd shag the bird out of Hanson...[/B][/I]
check out www.drumvideo.co.uk theres a section on there with demos of rudiments. along with vic firth as mentioned above.
Buy a metronome and a bunch of educational drum books and inscribe the knowledge into your brain.
I was given the Vic Firth link on my paradiddle post for my son and its very clear and has examples of rudiments at diferent tempos, demo video of each and the music written out. I was impressed for a free resource. His paradiddles have improved ( mine haven't )and he's had a go at a couple of others just 'cause its so clear. Tim, if my 9 year old son can follow it I'm sure you can!
I wouldnt bother with all 40, i mean how often do you really use a flammed-ratamadiddle or whatever. Get basic copmetence on singles, doubles and paraddiddles then learn to play actual drum parts, you'll soon work out the best sticking to use.
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My band made (another) Xmas song: https://soundcloud.com/polarityman/p...in-vallhalla-2
Here's a cool workout for paradiddles
http://wikisend.com/download/519380/Paradiddles.pdf
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