A rhythmic development of the single stroke roll.
Some exercises where simple quarter note feet patterns have been added under a single stroke 4.
Some exercises where simple eighth note feet patterns have been added under a single stroke 4.
Applying a more interesting eighth note rhythm over the two feet.
Applying a more slightly faster feeling sixteenth note rhythm over the two feet.
Creating a more musical sounding foot ostinato underneath the single stroke four.
A very straight forward orchestration of the single stroke four designed to get your hands moving around the kit.
A very simple orchestration of the rudiment in its 'standard timing' where each occurance of the rudiment is played on a different drum.
A very simple orchestration of the rudiment in its 'standard timing' where each occurance of the rudiment is split between two different drums.
A single stroke four orchestration where all notes are rooted on the snare except those that fall on a quarter note which move around the kit.
An interesting alternative to orchestrating the single stroke four in straight 'blocks'.
Combining quarter note feet with the altered rhythm of a single stroke 4.
Some exercises where simple quarter note feet patterns have been added under a sixteenth note single stroke 4.
Some exercises where simple eighth note feet patterns have been added under a sixteenth note single stroke 4.
A single stroke four orchestration where all notes are rooted on the snare except those that fall on '+' counts which move around the kit.
A lesson on adding quarter note accents to a single stroke 4.
A lesson on adding offbeat eighth note accents to a single stroke 4.
A lesson on accenting the second stroke of a single stroke 4.
A lesson on accenting the third stroke of a single stroke 4.
A lesson on accenting right hands in a single stroke 4.
A lesson on accenting left hands in a single stroke 4.
A rhythmic development of the single stroke four that creates some syncopation.
Some exercises where simple eighth note feet patterns have been added under a syncopated single stroke 4.
A rhythmic development of the single stroke four that creates syncopation by altering the base rhythm.
Learn some simple single accent placements within a 16th note single stroke four.