A simple variation on the original level 0 basic grooves that involves adding one more snare drum at the end of the bar.
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Adding An Eighth Note Kick At The End Of A Level 0 Groove
A simple variation on the original level 0 basic grooves that involves adding one more bass drum at the end of the bar.
Basic Groove Example 9
A simple groove made of quarter notes and rests presented using the rhythm first method.
'Please Please Me' Groove
A simple variation of a previous level 0 groove shown in a practical context.
Using The Floor Tom As The Basis For A Groove
Learn some new variations on existing grooves that make use of toms.
Using Alternate Hi Hat Sounds In Grooves
Use the left foot to control wether the hi hat is open or closed in a groove.
Using The Crash Cymbal For The Right Hand In A Groove
Continue developing your grooves by learning about using a crash ride cymbal instead of the hi hats.
Using The Ride Cymbal In A Groove
Vary your grooves by switching the right hand to another very commonly used cymbal, the ride.