Right hand and right foot triplet patterns overlap.

Experiment with different stickings for the hands. If you dont read drum music then dont worry about the music notation or the more theoretical parts.

Using the 2 minute rule, get the exercise up to a tempo of at least 130bpm.

Johnny teaches a great warm-up exercise using double-stroke patterns. Learning this pattern will get you the coordination you need between your hands and feet to move onto the next step. Again, experiment with different stickings. Johnny teaches a hand-/foot-based paradiddle lesson using the RMP-5 mini-kit. Each block now fills one beat so there are four occurances in each 4/4 bar. Using the 2 minute rule, get the exercise up to a tempo of at least 150bpm.Nothing has changed except the speed of the part. Using the 2 minute rule, get the exercise up to a tempo of at least 180bpm.The 321 Rosanna Shuffle (Part 3) The 321 Groove Permutation Exercise (Part 2) The 321 Sextuplet Groove (Part 1) Crazy Sextuplet Groove. The double kick version may seem a little redundant at this point but when the pattern is played at particularly high tempos it can make things a little easier for you. Work Your Left Hand - 60 Sec Bonus Groove. Playing the pattern with all variations is a useful exercise. The hands can be played all on the right, the left or alternating.

As quarter notes each grouping fills half a bar, so it is played twice in a full bar. Both of the examples shown below are the full pattern written as quarter note triplets, on the left you have a single footed version and on the right a double kick version.

I'll start by showing a slowed down version of the pattern. Shown below are quarter, eighth and sixteenth note triplet versions of this. In this lesson the pattern will be two notes on the right foot followed by a note on a hand. This pattern will also make a good exercise for foot control and general co ordination. In this lesson you will be learning simple three note grouping that can be used as a 'building block' for fill construction. The next 28 exercises focus on the very heart of the groove. Details General Exercises In Hand To Foot GroupingsĪ set orchestration for a block of triplets.

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