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Quarter Notes on the High Hat
Playing Eighth Notes on the High Hat
Playing Sixteenth Notes on the High Hat
Playing 32nd Notes on the High Hat
How to Play a Single Stroke Roll on the Drums
How to Play a Double Stroke Roll on the Drums
How to Play Triplets on the Drums
Drum Triplet Demonstration
How to Play a 4 Stroke Roll on the Drums
4 Stroke Drum Roll Demonstration
How to Play a 6 Stroke Roll on the Drums
6 Stroke Drum Roll Demonstration
How to Play a 6 Stroke Drum Roll
Drum Kit Single Stroke Roll
How to Play Cymbal Swells
How to Play Cymbal Catches
How to Play the High Hat
How to Play Quads on the Drums
Drum Quads Demonstration
Summary: See a demonstration on playing the drums to help you learn how to play 32nd notes on the high hat in this free video.
"I'm going to demonstrate thirty-second notes on the high hat. I'll do that for four measures then I'll add the snare drum in. After four measures I'll add the bass drum in. Remember your job as a drummer in the band, the most important thing is timing. So count everything that you do. In a live situation, a studio situation, it doesn't matter. Count everything that you do. Here we go. One, two, three. Those were thirty-second notes. Don't forget to count everything that you do."
eHow Article: Playing 32nd Notes on the High Hat
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mnoeker said
on 8/2/2008 Great series for basic instruction. In this video, though, sextuplets (triplets doubled up) are demonstrated, not 32nd notes. Athough they're not usually referred to as such, 6 strokes x 4 beats = 24th notes.