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What are Advanced Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums?
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 1
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 2
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 3
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 4
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 5
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 6
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 7
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 8
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 9
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 10
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 11
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 12
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 13
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 14
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 15
Swing Beats on Bass & Snare Drums: Variation 16
Summary: Learn how to play advanced swing patterns for bass and snare drums on and off the beat from a professional drummer in this free jazz music lesson video.
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
"Here I'll demonstrate playing the bass drum on the and of beat one, beat two, beat three, as well as the and of three, and the and of beat four, over the swing ride pattern. Sounds like a lot, but I'll take you through it. One, two, three, four. Okay, let's break this down by first looking at the feet and how they coordinate, where they line up and where they don't. So beat two is the only place where the high hat and bass drum play together, because as we know, the high hat we'll be playing on beat two and four. One, two, three, four. One, two, three, four. Alright, now let's take a look at the right hand on the ride cymbal along with the bass drum."
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