Stepped Hi Hat Drum Lesson 

I'm glad you liked it!

Thank you. Wilcoxon is great! I spend a lot of time in his All American Drummer when I was at school

Excellent! I'll see you next Tuesday

The Rudimental Ritual all day man, good choice. Thank you for contributing to the convo

I think you're right. It is a nice little trick to have

If you find it useful I’ll keep it up

You should have a feeling of accomplishment, that book is a beast.

I’m glad you found something you consider to be valuable. Thank you for your kind comment

Hey, I just checked that out on his Instagram, very cool and full of chops. Thank you for introducing me to a method with which I am not familiar. Also I'm glad you like my video

Thanks for weighing in George. I still break that thing out every once and again.

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I haven't worked out of that one, I'm gonna have to look into it. Thank you for posting

I used to teach lessons out of that book. I used it like the "Stick Control" of back beats. Thank you for commenting

I had that one years ago, good book, and as a matter of fact I've been working on "Sticking Patterns" again recently.

A Timeless and Epic book.

I read out of that and Syncopation every day when I was preparing for my cruise ship audition. There is a ton of reading on those gigs

O.K. I'm gonna have to look into that one

Thank you. It's nice to have you with us

Cool, keep doing it

It's encouraging to see the comments here that speak of 4 Way Coordination and Ted Reed's Syncopation etc... I teach a whole course on that on my website: www.drumtiptuesday.com/reading-coordination/videos/reading-coordination-trailer but it doesn't get as much play as some of the others. Ironically I spent more time filming that one than almost any other lol

I spent a couple of years working on the triplet section of that book, going through all the possible displacement options, keeping a jazz ride pattern going. I worked on this until every permutation became easy. This really helped me free up my left foot.

Thank you for adding to the conversation. This is the second vote for the Funky Primer which makes me think that I should at least mention that I have created a six part course based on this kind of material. I call it "Kick Grid Eighth Notes" it's filmed really nice and I'm just noticing now that I don't actually show any of it in the trailer lol, I just talk about it. Anyway if you want to see the trailer it's here: www.drumtiptuesday.com/kick-grid-eighth-notes/videos/kick-grid-8th-notes-trailer-complete

I have both of those but I spent way more time in the Wilcoxon, it was required when i was in school. I still like finding the occasional grouping of five and other odd stuff in some of those old rudimental books

I love the Wilcoxon "Wrist and Finger Stroke Control" book..that amongst his many other titles

That's a good one! ...a classic for sure. I remember back in the 80's reading an article in a magazine that took the more "paradiddle like" variations, dropped one eighth note off of the pattern, and orchestrated that pattern (now in 7/8) between kick, snare and hi-hats, to create a linear drum groove. It blew my mind

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I'm curious... Specifically? I'm always looking to improve the quality of the content.

@@DrumTipTuesday great content, I enjoyed it, keep it up. Chuckles are good.

I Love this book! As a matter of fact I like it so much that I created my own seven etudes that I featured in a three part course called "Reading Coordination" ...and not to brag but, I'm proud of the way that I filmed it. You can watch the trailer here if you want to see some of it. www.drumtiptuesday.com/reading-coordination/videos/reading-coordination-trailer

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