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6 months ago, I was a complete newbie and only knew beat 1 & 2, after working on this as little as 5 mins per day, I mastered all beats except for 17 and 22, this helped me alot. Thanks from canada ❤❤
The BEST notated beginning video on RUclips. I’ve played every beat thousands of times on real gigs. I literally teach my students all these beats. This is a GREAT Resource. 🥁🔥
Absolutely right. I am not a sight drummer, but I have played almost all of these rhythms (not the waltz! For what, I've never played any waltz music?)
@@SightReadDrums Reminds me of my first lessons in 1970, except for the absence of my teacher Dennis Stefani's notations: "BD" (Bass Drum), "SD" (Snare Drum) and "HH"(Hi-hat.)
Nice job! Im beginner/intermediate drummer and i work on these beats in my routine! So far i have mastered beats 1 through 10, 12 & 14. Love the cool beats and keep up the great work 😅😅❤❤❤
Wow, this video is absolutely fantastic! The content is so engaging and informative, and the production quality is top-notch. I'm seriously impressed by the effort and creativity that went into making this. Kudos to the entire team involved! You've really raised the bar with this one. Can't wait to see what you come up with next. Keep up the incredible work! 💯👏
@@uglyferret9397it’s a click on the rim so you put the but end of the stick (where the flag on a Vic firth symbol is) and you click it on the rim of your snare drum
I get confusing on that shuffle note sheet I already and really use to play that note.. But if only seeing the note without the drumming sound i might confuse because there is a time when hi-hat, snare and bass drums are in the same timing to hit it!? But in reality we don't hit it.. I really need to know ehat is going on there ??
im new to drumming and im learning to play a song. I have everything down till i get to a part thats #11 (Eighth Note Feel) If anyone can give me tips it would gladly help!!!
What about the one that does boom on 1 tap on 2 boom on the and of 3 and tap on 4. The one that's in most songs. Boom tap, boom tap. Idk what it's called and I looked and couldn't find
drummers any tips on the beat at 3:28? i'm able to do most of these but i especially struggle with this one and getting the hi hat and kick timing to sit correctly.
Just like for the rest of the grooves. You go sloooooow, and when you start getting the feel you go like 5bpm quicker and repeat. And count when learning a new groove, it helps.
@@WD.909 well, AT slow tempos you play all triplets on Hi hats or ride written in 12/8 And with medium too fast tempos you play thé Shuffle often written in 4/4 Slow triplet tempos feel liké half time beats....
Hi everyone! If you're just starting out on drums, I've put together a comprehensive beginner drum book that will teach you everything you need to know. It's packed with exercises and tips that have really worked for my students. Feel free to check it out! 👉 mybook.to/nfh0uTr
6 months ago, I was a complete newbie and only knew beat 1 & 2, after working on this as little as 5 mins per day, I mastered all beats except for 17 and 22, this helped me alot. Thanks from canada ❤❤
Well done, that’s amazing progress! I’m so pleased to hear this video helped 🙏
@@SightReadDrumsyoure welcome❤
What is the kick drum note that looks like a normal one but has a tail on the right connecting to the ball but if the note. Please help
@@Mort849 i think its accented
@@Mort849 eight note
The BEST notated beginning video on RUclips. I’ve played every beat thousands of times on real gigs. I literally teach my students all these beats. This is a GREAT Resource. 🥁🔥
As someone who has been a percussionist all their life but has struggled to put a name to several of these rhythms, this is extremely helpful.
Absolutely right. I am not a sight drummer, but I have played almost all of these rhythms (not the waltz! For what, I've never played any waltz music?)
0:00 Quarter note feel
0:17 8th note feel
0:33 16th note feel
0:57 16th note feel (two hands)
1:11 Triplet feel
1:32 Shuffle
1:46 Jazz
2:00 Waltz
2:13 Off-Beat feel
2:27 Reggae
2:45 8th feel with syncopation
3:02 Show Two
3:14 Disco
3:28 Quarter feel with syncopation
3:39 Motown
3:52 Swung 16ths Funk
4:09 Bossa Nova
4:22 Train Beat
4:34 Reggaton / Soca
4:48 March
5:03 March In Six
5:17 Half Time Shuffle
Hello…How to I get PDF file?
play some hardcore first then when u look at these again its easy
Pls don’t Call it jazz, call it swing!
Me a Non-Drummer watching this at 1 AM and being fascinated by
😂
yeh me being the same mate...
Same
me too
Girl same
Wooow incredible!!!! I’ve fallen in love with each of them.
I just started playing drums 2 days ago!!!
One of your best yet!! Thank You.
Thanks!
@@SightReadDrums Reminds me of my first lessons in 1970, except for the absence of my teacher Dennis Stefani's notations: "BD" (Bass Drum), "SD" (Snare Drum) and "HH"(Hi-hat.)
Thank you so much for taking the time to upload this!!
Excellent! Amazing bundle of beats for all to practice and perfect!
this is a great video for music producers and songwriters!
thank you
As a drummer who really wants to expand his knowledge on drum grooves, this was really helpful.
Nice job! Im beginner/intermediate drummer and i work on these beats in my routine! So far i have mastered beats 1 through 10, 12 & 14. Love the cool beats and keep up the great work 😅😅❤❤❤
2:15 This drums pattern so popular, I always hear that beat whether in pop, kpop, EDM, Disco or aerobic exercise song
Trying to learn drums this summer, will definitely be using this so thank you I greatly appreciate it
I like this kind of piano tutorial and learn to read notes
The drum sound so good!
So grateful for this! Helping me a bunch
5:17 aka the purdie shuffle!
Wow, this video is absolutely fantastic! The content is so engaging and informative, and the production quality is top-notch. I'm seriously impressed by the effort and creativity that went into making this. Kudos to the entire team involved! You've really raised the bar with this one. Can't wait to see what you come up with next. Keep up the incredible work! 💯👏
Incredibly awesome and useful!
3:31 "Hey Mickey you're so fine, you're so fine you blow my mind!" 😆
Very useful, I love it!
Finally, i needee this since i play drums at chruch :3
Quarter note feel reminds me of so many songs like Shake it off
Love the "Bossa Nova" groove!
what does the hi-hat symbol being on the snare line mean? sorry can't quite figure it out!
@@uglyferret9397it’s a click on the rim so you put the but end of the stick (where the flag on a Vic firth symbol is) and you click it on the rim of your snare drum
Wow, this is gold😮
im tabbing out my drums now thankyou for this🖤🤘🥴
Thank you!!!
Awesome thanks for your hard work on this
Very nice! When are new drum charts coming?
I will do more song charts I just get scared about possible copyright issues with the audio 😆
@@SightReadDrums right I forgot about that issue 😅
Nice summary!
Thanks, my friend!
Yeah! Thanks a lot!
heyy.. i know it's maybe a weird question but how old are you?..:)
Love u bro ❤❤❤
Thank you ❤
Great stuff! You got a new subscriber 😁👍🏻
No. 22 is the hardest for me rn but i’m learning rosanna so shuffles will get easier
im glad i can pretty much do the majority of these
I get confusing on that shuffle note sheet
I already and really use to play that note.. But if only seeing the note without the drumming sound i might confuse because there is a time when hi-hat, snare and bass drums are in the same timing to hit it!? But in reality we don't hit it..
I really need to know ehat is going on there ??
Thanks a lots to sharing🌻👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
3:12 - Show Two is usually known also as a basic skank groove.
Personally I’d use the hi-hat pedal for no 12 but this still helps a lot
wonderful basic!!!!!
im new to drumming and im learning to play a song. I have everything down till i get to a part thats #11 (Eighth Note Feel) If anyone can give me tips it would gladly help!!!
Love this! ❤
Show!!!
Parabéns, muito didático,leitura e execução com o próprio bateria!
Insane! Bravissimo!
What about the one that does boom on 1 tap on 2 boom on the and of 3 and tap on 4. The one that's in most songs. Boom tap, boom tap. Idk what it's called and I looked and couldn't find
so helpful
Wow , SUPER !!!!!
11 was my fav
Very informative Video! Thank you!
drummers any tips on the beat at 3:28? i'm able to do most of these but i especially struggle with this one and getting the hi hat and kick timing to sit correctly.
Just like for the rest of the grooves. You go sloooooow, and when you start getting the feel you go like 5bpm quicker and repeat. And count when learning a new groove, it helps.
smh no blast beats
Lmao
That was number 23. But it didn’t make the cut.
Why did I not learn this beat in this video? ruclips.net/video/nfWSmdpJkV0/видео.htmlsi=CRSPbqXrlUeVWcJ5
Anything is a blast beat it you play it fast enough.
Any of these beats can be blast beats if they’re played at the right tempo in the right piece of music, I think😊
Thank you ❤
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So cool dude
Love this, thank you. As a non-drummer, I assume the top line is the hi-hat rhythm, and the bottom ones on the staff are the snare?
Yes the 'x' on top is hi-hat, notes in the second space from top are the snare, notes in the bottom space are the kick
It's great!!!!
It's what ever you feel or feeling on the moment 🥁
🔥🔥🔥
11, 14, 16, 19 and 22 are best
The last one is hard
Well organised
What about the ph intro
The “quarter note feel with syncopation” is most commonly known as the d-beat
or Shake It Off
23 drum beat... Bolero! Could be... thank you!
15: universally speaking
1:32 swing rhythm
그것은 스윙이 아니다😂
🎉excelente tutoreal. Ssludos desde Venezuela🎉
The 22 sounds like Nina Cried Power from Hozier!
hi! for the 7th pattern, what instrument is that for the lower notation?
The 14th one sounds like shake it off 😂
I’ve NEVER heard that reggae groove before.
Very very happy and lovely 😍🌹😍🌹😍🌹
Damn that’s groovy
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Very nice
Thank’s!!!!!!
Very cool
Why is the triplet feel one in 12/8? Can you play it in 4/4?
Depend on how you count it.
In 12/8 it's usually a Slow Blues
In 4/4 it's commonly a Shuffle...
It can be written in 4/4 as well. The 8th notes would be written as triplets in that case.
@@Lovelystevie How do different time signatures create different feels?
@@WD.909 well, AT slow tempos you play all triplets on Hi hats or ride written in 12/8
And with medium too fast tempos you play thé Shuffle often written in 4/4
Slow triplet tempos feel liké half time beats....
Are there tutorials for each of these?)
Yes
Vraiment top
Is 2 and 9 are not the same, except for the bpm ? Nevertheless grea. Thanks
3:57 aka "the fresh prince"
1:12 I see skies of blue
I am so addicted to GD I read this as 2.2 common drum beats
훌륭 합니다.
감사합니다.
As someone who has never played drums in my life, holy crap
4:52 age of empires 3 starting
All you need, comprehensibly simplified
Eu quero essa partituras?
Что обозначает нота в скобочках?
It's played quietly.
What do the dots next to the notes mean, like on the triplet feel
A dot extends the duration of the note by half. In this case we’re in 12/8 time so the dotted quarter notes last for 3 eighth note beats.
i ❤20-220 0:11
That's good❤
11
Perfect 👍🏼 thanks , grts
4:40 Knocked Loose breakdown be like