"drum" videos at 5min

In this video we'll count a bar and phrase in a type of music known as drum and bass. Track played is: Kryptic minds & Leon Switch " more like you".

Today we're looking at the structure of Drum and Base, aka Jungle.

I made this lesson on a whim to go along with some simplistic jam tracks I put together (guitar, bass, and drum loop; very simple.) Find the jams at http://betweenthelicks.com/rock-guitar/building-rock-solos-with-jam-tracks

http://www.djembedrumminglessons.com Learn to play the african djembe drum under the expert guidance of a genuine master drummer: in the privacy of your own environment, WHEN you want, Where you want and REPEAT as many times as YOU need to. For the very first time EVER, the hugely sought after African Master Drummer, Lamin Jassey, makes his lessons available online. In this video he gives a brief overview of a lesson. Each actual lesson (for a rhythm) is between 45 minutes ...

In this section, Chris Traylor teaches you how to play open hi hat shuffles on your drums.

Depending upon the type of shuffle, you're either going to stomp the high hat onthe 2 and 4 like on a swing tune, though there is also a type of shuffle where you can stomp on all four beats

Now that you have had a little practice, Chris Traylor explores different sounds while playing the drums.

In this section Chris Traylor continues to share pointers on different hi hat techniques for playing the drums.

In this section, Chris Traylor shows you how to do a note fill using the entire kit.

In this section, Chris Traylor shows you hi hat rock beats on the drums.

Chris Traylor teaches you the standard 4/4 rock beat for the drums.

In percussion, the paradiddle is a four-note pattern of the form RLRR or LRLL. When multiple paradiddles are played in succession, the first note always alternates between right and left.

Chris Traylor shows you how to perform a double stroke roll on the drums.

Chris Traylor shows you how to perform a single stroke roll on the drums.

Chris Traylor introduces the basic philosophy for the modern drummer, no matter what genre you are playing.