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17.01.2022 Yoni Madar: Buddy Rich left hand technique, Open Close right hand technique, separation (Single stroke)

13.01.2022 On to levels 6 & 7 Ok, this is where stuff starts to get really interesting, and your limbs likely tangled up. Level 6 covers a cool 16th note triplet phrase ...that can be used as a slick lick or fill. Once you get into the flow of things this one is super addictive to play. From there, we’re off to tackle a 32nd note groove. And it might sound scary at first -- but if you figure out the sequence of notes you’ll quickly see why linear phrases like this can create a powerful illusion of speed. How many off you can pull off level 7 comfortably? Let us know in the comments below! And if you want to check out the full lesson with Jared just hit the link below https://youtu.be/aGHKUUuasSM

10.01.2022 Uhh Excuse us while we pick our jaws up from the floor. Gavin Harrison's musicality, tasteful playing and dynamics are on full display in this clip. Check o...ut how he uses those toms and effect cymbals to accompany the music. Sit back, relax and enjoy Gavin crushing this tune -- Cheating The Polygraph. See more

06.01.2022 Struggling to get those cleeeann doubles? Check out these tried and tested ways to fix your double stroke Our very own Jared Falk shares a few of his favorite... methods (that actually work) for improving doubles. Learn how to focus your practice methods for building speed, power, endurance, and effortless double stroke control. These 5 exercises are inspired by some of his drumming heroes such as Thomas Lang and Todd Sucherman -- so you know they work! Click the link below for the full lesson: https://www.drumeo.com/beat/fix-double-strokes/

01.01.2022 Vibrations of the earth - what better way to describe drumming? In this lesson, Jessica Burdeaux (J-Burd's Beats) breaks down an awesome sounding rhythm fro...m Cameroon called the Bikutsi. If you aren’t familiar with this pattern, it’s definitely one you want to check out. Not only does it sound organic and free flowing, but it’s also a great limb independence challenge. See more