3 Hi Hat Licks You GOTTA KNOW! | DRUM LESSON - That Swedish Drummer
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- If you wanna learn some new licks, then you're watching the right video! In this drum lesson I'm showing you 3 hi hat licks you gotta know and to use in your playing.
They're extremely fun to play and the can spice a drum groove very nicely.
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I love the simplicity of the second lick. It's tasteful, yet easy to pull off! CHEERS!
I agree, I also thought the second lick sounded cool at a slower pace tempo as well. I'm a lifelong Paiste player myself, congrats again on the sponsorship, so cool man!
Me too! Sometimes, less is more :)
You made them look so easy and simple but they are not so I need to practice and get better
Thank Sir🎩
You can do it!
Cheers 👊🔥
great lesson as always!
Glad you liked it!
Waw..awesome..thanks lesson
Cheers!
Thanks a lot!
Cheers, bud!!🤗😃
These are great, man! Thansk for this lesson. Perfect for the holiday-practice :D
Glad you like them!🤟🔥
1 & 3 are really cool. Love the rll in #3. Great drumming, man.
Glad you like them!😃
Awesome!!😃💥 Sounds smooth as heck!
Thanks 😁
Kul med en landsfrände 🤗
Sweet!
Thanks!🤗
Sick
thanks😉
No problem 😊
AWESOME!
Thanks!!
Hello CJ. All 3 r good. I like the 3rd one best. Is simple, but, I would've never thought of it. Sounds great.
Cheers, bud! I'm glad you enjoy them :D
Could you do a video on basic reggae beats?
Check out my “4 Grooves from Around The World”-video! I show the reggae one-drop in that video 🤗
The first lick is not a flam. But it is also not two strokes. It is right in the "unsecure" middle. Well done, bastard! 😃🤩👍
Amazing stuff 😎 thank you very much 💪🌈☕
You're most welcome!! :D
the sound of the snare drum is really beautiful! what snare drum is it?
Benny Greb signature brass snare 🔥
Thanks for an awesome tutorial! Btw bro, what is your hi hat clamp with the red thingy?
It's a Pearl Rapid-Lock clutch. Best quick-release clutch I've ever used
@@ThatSwedishDrummer thanks for sharing brother!
Nice…..I’ll give you my paradiddle lick below. Make sure to use your left foot on the hi hats. Give me crest if you use it in a video “Topjunkie”.
All the best and keep inspiring us!
* RH LH RF RF
* LH RH LF LF
* RF LF RH RH
* LF RF LH LH
RH - right hand
LH - left hand
RF - right foot kick
LF - left foot hats
I trying to learn how to count stuff. How would i count the second lick you did? Would it he 1e&a since the &a are 32nd notes?
You don't really need to count 32nd notes. You can practice counting 16th notes (1e&a etc.), and play double strokes for every 16th note. That way you're practicing counting one subdivision while playing another. Great practice!
You mention hi hat lick #2 is REALLY EASY! But I'm struggling. The tempo needed to make this lick sound good is advanced level or am I fooling myself on this one? I struggle to hit those double notes at the fastest tempo in this demo. Do you have a lesson on how to get there?
It's all about practicing slowly. One thing you can work on is playing double strokes very slowly with a metronome, and gradually increase the tempo with 5 bpm at a time. Practice each tempo for about 5 minutes each! :)
@@ThatSwedishDrummer I can get up to 140bpm double strokes consistently, but my left hand plays like a left hand and I just can't break that barrier. When you reach your max tempo that you can't surpass, what should you practice to get past it?
Hey bro do you use a drum dial?....if so whats your snare tuned to?
Thanks in advance man!
I never use a drum dial or tune bot, only tune by ear and feel 🤗
Is the second one a 5 stroke roll ? 😎
Technically, yes! :)
Greetings from Sydney, Merry Xmas and all the best for 2024 ! - really enjoy your vids - Ciao 😎
I have a serious question for you. Twenty some years ago I was a pretty decent drummer but after not playing for a very long time I’m now on my churches praise team and in desperate need of getting my skills back. I just don’t know how to go about it.
Thoughts?
The more you practice, the more of your muscle-memory from when you used to play will come back. It's gonna take time, but it'll come back.
I'd recommend you practice one thing at a time, and depending on what you need to play - play that.
If you're playing songs, focus on the songs and the structure of the songs. Don't focus too much on technique and fills, just make sure you play the song with the proper tempo, groove etc.
@@ThatSwedishDrummer perfect. Thank you!