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How to Play Hip Hop Beats for Drums
Hip Hop Beats for Drums: Coordinating Arms & Legs
Hip Hop Beats for Drums: Constructing a Beat
Hip Hop Beats for Drums: High Hat Cymbal Pulse
Hip Hop Beats for Drums: Bass Rhythm
Hip Hop Beats for Drums: Combining high hat Pulse With Bass Rhythm
Hip Hop Beats for Drums: Bass Drum & Snare Drum Rhythms
Hip Hop Beats for Drums: Accenting Beats With Bass Drum & Snare Drum
Hip Hop Beats for Drums: Combining high hat, Bass Drum & Snare Drum
Hip Hop Beats for Drums: Feeling the Pulse Within
Hip Hop Beats for Drums: high hat Cybal Accents
Hip Hop Beats for Drums: Rhythm With high hat Cues
Hip Hop Beats for Drums: Simple Fill
Hip Hop Beats for Drums: Fill Break Down
Hip Hop Beats for Drums: Advanced Accents & Fills
Hip Hop Beats for Drums: Improvisation
Summary: After mastering a hip hop drum beat on the high hat cymbal, bass drum and snare drum, try adding accents on the snare to create a syncopated beat. Learn how to play high hat cues for hip hop beats on the drums in this free video on hip hop drumming from a professional drummer.
Ryan Larson is a young jazz composer whose teaching technique focuses on the basics of music theory in all 12 keys. When applying his 12-key technique to understanding the logic behind...read more
"So now that we have our hi hat down and our bass and snare down tight we can start adding some more accents on the snare and we can do that just by throwing more hits and I like to use a lot of off hits on the off beats on the snare like...really feel that pulse inside of you and just hit those two bass notes and then just kind of go crazy on your your right hand here or your left hand with the snare. Then the hi hat. You have got these nice interesting rhythms going on just by contradicting the bass and the snare and adding a little couple extra hits that are different syncopations than what we had written down before."
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