A Section (Bars 1-4)This section features a half open, offbeat hi-hat pattern with a funky bass and snare drum pattern.Bar 1 ~Rim-shotThc basic rim-shot technique is achieved by striking the snare drum and surrounding rim at the same time in order to achieve a louder, more pronounced sound. If you are struggling to produce the rim-shot, try changing the height and angle of your snare drum to a position that suits you.Bar 1 ( Half open hi-hatThe vcrtical line through the open hi-hat mark indicates that the hi-hat should be only half open in this section. This can be done by tightening your hi-hat foot on the pedal. Ideally, the hi-hat cymbals will be consistently dose to each other and produce a sizzling sound.Bar 4 I FillThis fill is challenging because of the hectic bass drumpattern. Focus on the rh)chms played in the bass drum part and ensure that the two consecutive 16"'" notes in beat one are accurate. Adjusting the tension of your bass drum pedal can help. However, once you have mastered this technique, you should be able to play it on any bass drum pedal (Fig. I),B Section (Bars 5-12)The groove of the A section continues here with occasional fills and a syncopated push in bar 8.Bars 8-9 ~Syncopated pushAt the end of bar 8 there is an eighth-note s)mcopated push.'I'he push should be played with the crash and bass drum which follow a flam snare on beat four. The first eighth note of bar 9 is marked with a rest and from the following offbeat the groove continues. If you are using the backing track version with click you will hear that the dick is set as eighth notes rather than quarter notes. This technique is used by many professional drummers when recording or playing along to relatively slow tempo tracks.C Section (Bars 13-18)In this section the offbeat funk groove develops on the bell of the ride c)mbal. 'I'here is a crescendo fill in bar 18 thatprepares for the bass solo in section D.D Section (Bars 19-24)4 'I'his is the bass solo section and the drums are expected P.Bar 19 ( CrossstickIn order to perform this technique, place the palm ofyour left hand on the snare drum head and strike the rim with your stick Ensure that part of your palm remains in contact with the drum head because removing your hand before each stroke will affect the sound that is produced. Before attempting thc full groove, you should practise this technique and find the area of the rim where the cross stick sounds most balanced and rounded. This area is known as the sweet spot (Fig. 2).E Section (Bars 25-28)This section will be played three times and the drums will develop to a solo on the repeats.F Section (Bars 29-37)Following the eight bar guitar solo that starts in bar 29, there is a reprise of section B which leads to the ending phrase in bar 37. Remember that after playing the first two notated bars you must dcvelop a drum part in keeping with the st)Re.Bar 37 I ChokeWhen the word choke appears above a cymbal note, it means that the natural decay of thc c)mbal must bc stopped. Thisis done by grabbing the cymbal straight after hitting it. The most efficient way to perform this technique is to grab the cymbal with the opposite hand to the one you used to stroke the cymbal.
A Section (Bars 1-4)This section features a half open, offbeat hi-hat pattern with a funky bass and snare drum pattern.Bar 1 ~Rim-shotThc basic rim-shot technique is achieved by striking the snare drum and surrounding rim at the same time in order to achieve a louder, more pronounced sound. If you are struggling to produce the rim-shot, try changing the height and angle of your snare drum to a position that suits you.Bar 1 ( Half open hi-hatThe vcrtical line through the open hi-hat mark indicates that the hi-hat should be only half open in this section. This can be done by tightening your hi-hat foot on the pedal. Ideally, the hi-hat cymbals will be consistently dose to each other and produce a sizzling sound.Bar 4 I FillThis fill is challenging because of the hectic bass drumpattern. Focus on the rh)chms played in the bass drum part and ensure that the two consecutive 16"'" notes in beat one are accurate. Adjusting the tension of your bass drum pedal can help. However, once you have mastered this technique, you should be able to play it on any bass drum pedal (Fig. I),B Section (Bars 5-12)The groove of the A section continues here with occasional fills and a syncopated push in bar 8.Bars 8-9 ~Syncopated pushAt the end of bar 8 there is an eighth-note s)mcopated push.'I'he push should be played with the crash and bass drum which follow a flam snare on beat four. The first eighth note of bar 9 is marked with a rest and from the following offbeat the groove continues. If you are using the backing track version with click you will hear that the dick is set as eighth notes rather than quarter notes. This technique is used by many professional drummers when recording or playing along to relatively slow tempo tracks.C Section (Bars 13-18)In this section the offbeat funk groove develops on the bell of the ride c)mbal. 'I'here is a crescendo fill in bar 18 thatprepares for the bass solo in section D.D Section (Bars 19-24)4 'I'his is the bass solo section and the drums are expected P.Bar 19 ( CrossstickIn order to perform this technique, place the palm ofyour left hand on the snare drum head and strike the rim with your stick Ensure that part of your palm remains in contact with the drum head because removing your hand before each stroke will affect the sound that is produced. Before attempting thc full groove, you should practise this technique and find the area of the rim where the cross stick sounds most balanced and rounded. This area is known as the sweet spot (Fig. 2).E Section (Bars 25-28)This section will be played three times and the drums will develop to a solo on the repeats.F Section (Bars 29-37)Following the eight bar guitar solo that starts in bar 29, there is a reprise of section B which leads to the ending phrase in bar 37. Remember that after playing the first two notated bars you must dcvelop a drum part in keeping with the st)Re.Bar 37 I ChokeWhen the word choke appears above a cymbal note, it means that the natural decay of thc c)mbal must bc stopped. Thisis done by grabbing the cymbal straight after hitting it. The most efficient way to perform this technique is to grab the cymbal with the opposite hand to the one you used to stroke the cymbal.<br>
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