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Lesson #1 - Playing in Seven Hey sick drummers around the world, it’s Paul Wandtke again letting you know that it’s time to learn some odd meter double bass grooves! How many of you have experienced listening to some crazy metal drumming groove knowing that it’s in some odd meter, but you just couldn’t figure out what the heck was going on? Instead of figuring it out, you just played and played along to the track for countless hours until you kind of got it right. Well, it’s time to gear up. Let’s focus on the basics of odd meter grooves. Doing so will make those times of figuring out those very complex grooves much faster and easier than it ever was before.
There are many ways of interpreting seven and we’ll examine three basic concepts.
In this lesson we will break down the concept of time signatures in seven. The next issue of Sick Drummer will contain my lesson series Playing in Seven “Expanded” where we’ll cover counting and grouping in 7.
Lesson Resources Click & Download these files for your reference!
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Video Lesson Series: The video examples below relate directly to the PDF files available for download above. Please be sure to download them and watch each video in relation to the examples in the file. All examples in the PDF files are clearly marked, so you should have no problem... Part 1 - Exercise 1,2 & 3:
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