Drum Lessons Fills

Here’s an idea to improve your fills. Give it a try, hope you enjoy.

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25 Responses to “Drum Lessons Fills”

  1. kjpdqpb Says:

    Yeah but try it out …
    Yeah but try it out anyway, It’s nice when the guitar player has an ounce of a clue about their own time signature. My guitar guys that I play with are split, one of them quit correcting himself so he could move on and play the correct time signature, and the other one never has that issue until I play the snare anywhere besides the 3 beat in a 1-4 or the 2 in a 1ena count. Oh and its easy to sound fast once you know what you’re doing.

  2. F11L00 Says:

    great
    great

  3. WhmDrummer Says:

    word!
    word!

  4. HHHHGGGGG111111 Says:

    yea any one can …
    yea any one can play fast but it takes skill to play steady with a good tempo and to keep your beat

  5. FlyingGrizzly Says:

    awesome man! really …
    awesome man! really helpful

  6. gitchigoomi Says:

    LOL.
    LOL.

  7. drummondF Says:

    ha. i’d probably …
    ha. i’d probably suck at drums i play guitar.

  8. gitchigoomi Says:

    That’s just …
    That’s just something that slow people say.

  9. drummondF Says:

    maybe it’s just me …
    maybe it’s just me but speed isn’t all that important in music.

  10. munoxxx Says:

    I was wondering …
    I was wondering about this subject these days…and just reading your comment I got the answer I needed. Thank you.

  11. kde777 Says:

    This guy is awesome.
    This guy is awesome.

  12. synystersatriani Says:

    you should watch my …
    you should watch my guitar lesson

  13. bish789123 Says:

    This is really …
    This is really really good thanks mate. you make it so much easier than a lot of people! cheers.

  14. 12321avocado12321 Says:

    ditto
    ditto

  15. ChristineDrums Says:

    Nice work!
    Nice work!

  16. billpeart Says:

    ditto
    ditto

  17. therowleyman Says:

    Thanks for your …
    Thanks for your nice words…. when i was studying with Murray Spivack he emphasized that you need to keep your back fingers out of the way. His thing was the grip had to be up in the front between the first two fingers. He actually told me to take the back fingers off the stick to make sure i didn’t grab with them. I think in the end you are supposed to keep them around the stick but not touching the stick. Thanks PR

  18. urajokeMC Says:

    Great lesson! I …
    Great lesson! I always used double parradiddles to get thoes accents. Your method is much easier too keep time with for me, plus there are more variations. One question….why is your pinkie off the stick?

  19. rickb731 Says:

    Thanks D.B.
    Thanks D.B.

  20. DominickBlack Says:

    I just would like …
    I just would like to echo what rickb731 is saying here.

    Ditto.

  21. laidbackchilln Says:

    berrapi the sound …
    berrapi the sound you’re talking about is called ghost notes.

  22. rickb731 Says:

    a perfect example …
    a perfect example of “less is more” this guy could play circles around most drummers who use monster kits with this basic 4 pc kit .
    he has command of his instument. nice job bud.
    any other vids? keep going!

  23. erik987987 Says:

    Man!, thank u so …
    Man!, thank u so much!! This is so amazin great!!

  24. tomatoe39 Says:

    very good
    very good

  25. tikal2529 Says:

    Can you show a …
    Can you show a simple fill for a slow song and a fill for a beat in a simple rock beat?

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