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Basics of 16th Notes on Drums
How to Play 16th Notes on a Snare Drum
How to Play 16th Notes on a Snare & Tom
How to Play 16th Notes on a Tom & Snare
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How to Play Eight 16th Notes on a Snare Drum
How to Play Eight 16th Notes on Drums: Combo 1
How to Play Eight 16th Notes on Drums: Combo 2
How to Play Eight 16th Notes on Drums: Combo 3
How to Play Eight 16th Notes on Drums: Combo 4
How to Play Eight 16th Notes on Drums: Combo 5
How to Play Eight 16th Notes on Drums: Combo 6
How to Play Eight 16th Notes on Drums: Combo 7
How to Play Eight 16th Notes Split Hand on Drums
How to Improvise with 16th Notes on Drums
Improvisation Tips for 16th Notes on Drums
Summary: Play four 16th notes on a snare drum and tom; learn how with expert tips from our drummer and music instructor in this free drum tutorial video on percussion instruments and music theory.
Peter Van Dyck is a professional drummer and drum teacher. He received his training from Berklee College of Music, where he graduated with a bachelor's degree in music.read more
"One way to orchestrate four sixteenth notes in a fill is to play two on the snare, right, left and two on the tom, right, left. Right, left, right, left. Together in time it sounds like this. A little bit faster. Notice the right hand is generally leading the movement, that is if you're right handed. And beginning the sixteenth note fill with your right hand. Let's add a bass drum crash to that. "
eHow Article: How to Play 16th Notes on a Snare & Tom
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