How to Play Drums: Drum Fill Video

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12/20/07

By: Beginning Drums

Instructor Chris Traylor demonstrates, explains in detail and performs many of todays most popular drum beats and patterns.

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What is a drum fill? Simply put, it is a short rhythmic idea played by the drummer to fill a space at the end...

What is a drum fill? Simply put, it is a short rhythmic idea played by the drummer to fill a space at the end of a vocal or instrumental phrase.

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By: Guest 6 months ago

that was ok, bit slow on some of the iterchangs...

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By: Guest 6 months ago

that was ok, a bit slo on the inter change.

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Okay. And next, what I would like to show for you is a fill on the snare drum. Now, I introduced to you the quarter note, the 8th note and the fills are going to be counted with 16th note. Now, on the 4/4 measure, the 16th note fill would sound something like this. I will count it first, one e and a two e and a three e and a four e and a… So, with the 4/4 time, one e and a two e and a three e and a four e and a… like that. I am going to play that basic rock beat that I have showed you and then I am going to do a 16th note fill one measure on the snare drum.

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