In this http://drumlinechops.com lesson, Pat McLaughlin teaches you the Drumline Chops Lick No. 1. This is a great lick and is a lot of fun to play. It works…
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In this http://drumlinechops.com lesson, Pat McLaughlin teaches you the Drumline Chops Lick No. 1. This is a great lick and is a lot of fun to play. It works…
Video Rating: 5 / 5
Fix link please!!
The link for the free sheet music says it does not exist anymore… Would
you mind fixing this? I would love to learn this lick.
Are the drags and flams for measure two in the same spot as measure one???
Are the flams and drags for measure two in the same spot as measure one?
i don’t see this on the drumline chops website where do i find the sheet
music
Traditional?
i play snare for high school i’m a freshmen . dude this is outstanding 😀
That one is a Vic Firth Slim Pad. Thanks for watching and commenting! 🙂
Tough question! They’re all extremely important in their own right. Don’t
know that one is THE most important one out there.
what is the most important rudimentsssss?
Didnt i see you in star trek?
Great lick. Those paradidle-diddles are smoking fast. Any idea how to work
them up? I must use rebound as in the double stroke roll, right.
haha, yes.
that was amazing:o
Thanks! 🙂 Glad you enjoyed it!
how much do i practice my rudiments.? what is The Most important rudiment??
One of my personal favorites is to work up Paradiddle Pyramid. There aren’t
any paradiddle-diddles in that exercise, but working up that exercise goes
a long way for ALL of your paradiddle rudiments including your
paradiddle-diddles. Start slow, work it up over time and focus on staying
relaxed while playing with defined accent and tap height throughout the
entire thing.
Just need to register as a free member. Takes 5 seconds to register. Once
you’re in click the link and you’ll see the sheet music under the video 🙂
I clicked the link to the sheet music, but an error popped up 🙁
That pad sounds soo solid, what is it? :0