3 Hi Hat Patters EVERY Drummer Should Practice! | DRUM LESSON - That Swedish Drummer
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- If you want to make your drum grooves groovier, you're watching the right video! In this drum lesson I'm showing you 3 hi hat patterns I every drummer should practice.
Being able to play different rhythms on the hi hat for your grooves will massively change their sound and can be the missing ingredient for a song!
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0:00 - Intro
0:51 - Dynamic 16th's
3:01 - Make It Funky
5:37 - Playful Hi Hat
7:55 - Outro
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That first one really gets u😂
I’m finding the hi-hat pattern on the first one super difficult, it feels awkward as hell 😂
It does at first! Just try to take it slow and remember that it might not fit all tempos too! Play at whatever tempo that suits you and experiment with it 😃✌️
Slow it way down....u will find the feel/flow. Then practice playing that groove to songs u like. U'll get there..
Take time out of your practice to focus on your technique. Find the fulcrum of the stick and use a proper grip that is comfortable for you, personally I adjust grip accordingly to muscle memory for whichever parts I'm playing. Slow the metronome as much as you need (60 bpm is a good start). Concentrate on your downstrokes and upstrokes, many drummers find that awkward feeling during upstrokes, when you find that balance between your fulcrum and technique you will know. Practice this consistently and continue increasing your metronome speed as you progress and the results will show. Also can't stress enough how important, yet overlooked rudiments are. Practicing all rudiments will benefit you in every way around your kit. Start with single stroke rolls, double stroke rolls, etc. That hi hat groove will be a cakewalk.
Sometimes it helps to look at the details- check out the angle & height of the forearm in the demonstration (in relation to the hi hat cymbal). Sitting to low or high can affect this!
Love that me on comb over bro
I by accident, developed the first one by playing along to old Journey albums. Steve Smith has a great washy swing sound
Nice!
very precise! 🤘
I now practice that first hi hat lick with the left hand it’s way challenging
Nice going, bud!!
I've been trying that with most patterns, might as well learn it both ways when possible 🥁
I love patterns that make the most of open hi hats. Just a great sound when you do it consistently. Loved the variations to show that experimentation and creativity comes into play all the time.
Cheers, buddy! Always appreciate your support ✌️🔥
@@ThatSwedishDrummer Always! Thank you for great, fun, and informative lessons!
CJ, I learn more from you than basically any other drummer! CHEERS!
Thank you so much!!!
I'm a beginner drummer and this was superrrr helpful! Much stuff to learn! Thank you very much 😊
Glad to hear that!
Simply wonderful. I been playing drums for about 42yrs. I teach drums too. Your an amazing teacher. Well done sir 👍❤
Thanks, buddy!!😃🙌
Perfect lesson! I've been stuck with 8th notes a while haha!
Awesome! Have fun :D
Thank you!
Cheers!!🙌
Thanks, this is what I need. 😊
🔥🔥🔥 nice!!
Great lesson for my beginner drumming, I love the hihat its the best part of a drumkit
Rock on!🤟🔥
This is good stuff indeed… these 1/16 note ostinatos can be a vibe 👌🏼
Killer lesson
Love the tone / tune and mix of those toms. On point
Cheers, bud!!
Thanks Mr. Sweden.
Thanks brother this is what I'm looking for
Great! Have fun with it, bud!
Good..thx u for sharing 👍🥁
You're very welcome!
niiiice! Thanks for this!
You’re welcome!😃
My favorite teacher ever!!
Aww thanks!!😊🔥
Отличный звук инструментов ❤
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Great video bro, looking forward to see more tutorial videos, greetings from Philippines
More to come!😃
Great video CJ ! I will practice these when I get a chance on a kit :)
Awesome, LENNY!! Hope LA is treating you well :D
Nice 👍
Cheers! 😃
Love the second
the last one is on Heaven and hell from black sabbath :)
i'm gonna practice these this weekend! i was just thinking about yesterday that i'm pretty locked into some grooves lately and needed to break out of them, this is gonna be a great help!
Happy to help out, mate 👊🔥
jumping to them now! lfg!@@ThatSwedishDrummer
WARRIORS OF THE WORLD ;) Beat 3
Hi CJ, hope you're doing well. I would like to know if you have some exercises on open handed drumming. I'm a righty and it seems this enhances your weak hand. Thank's for your help and keep on delivering your so useful lessons. Best regards.
I never really play open-handed (with my left hand), since I don't have to haha. But I could definitely try to make a video on it!
What you can do for now, is to take just a simple groove, and instead play the hi-hat with your left hand with the right hand on the snare.
The more you practice, the more your muscle memory will adapt to it.
@@ThatSwedishDrummer Thank's for your reply. I'm trying to practice a ten minutes open handed play daily. ho god it hurts!!😅
All these comments and views and no thumbs up? I have you one. Great info!
Cheers, bud!!
Smooth as always, man! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. It's appreciated by the community!
I appreciate your kind words and I’m happy to help people out!
Stay awesome 🔥
I agree with the title of this video! Great lesson mate
Huge thanks!!
Great job with this video. Thanks
Cheers!!
Loved it CJ!
Cheers, buddy! I appreciate it 🙌
Thanks so much TJ ! I definitely will be practicing these hihat patterns! 🥁❤️
Nice!! Let me know how it goes 🤙🔥
Thank you, you’re awesome man 🔥🥁
Cheers, mate! 😃🙌
Great lesson!!
Cheers!😃
AWESOME!!
Thanks!!
I hope one day i can play like this because I believe that effort is the ladder of success but sometime i feel giving up and bored because i just play same beat 😢
We all hit that wall sometimes, when you feel uninspired and lack motivation. It's natural!
You just gotta keep going and remember to have fun with the instrument! :)
Aprendendo muita coisa com vc aqui. Você é fera!! Obrigado por compartilhar seus conhecimentos.
Brasil aqui.
Obrigado! I’m glad you like my content 🙌🔥
Thanks!!!
You're most welcome!!
I like these drums better than the new set
That’s fine 😊 to each their own.
I’m not using my preferred drum heads on my new kit either so I’m not getting the optimal sound I want atm
Will you be using the snare you got for your Birthday with the new set? Or is that a no no? It sounded tremendous.
@@rayfabbri3759 of course I will 😊 it’s a Sonor drum too!
Thanks a lot, CJ!
You’re welcome!!😃🙌
thank you for this video!)
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Dear God, that kit sounds amazing. What is it? Looks like some Pearl
Pearl Reference Series 🤟🔥
Hi CJ, thanks for the lesson.
I've learnt a lot from your video
I am new to the drum so i was wondering the way you hit the Hi-hat, is this the push pull technique?
Hey!!
I use different techniques for different scenarios, but I actually mostly use the moeller-stroke when playing :)
@@ThatSwedishDrummerThanks CJ, will keep learning from your channel . 💪😊
Is that a first gen Benny greb snare? it sounds amazing!
Indeed it is! It's definitely one of my favorite snare drums!
감사합니다. Thank you
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you're the best!!
Thanks, but you - my viewers, are the best!!
Great lesson bro, what high hats are you playing
15" Paiste Formula 602 ME :)
Gracias hermano, me has ayudado mucho con tus vídeos, por favor continúa, gracias desde Santiago de Chile
Gracias!!🙌🔥
Good patterns to practice to, Thanks CJ! Would you say that, over time and with practicing this, the BPM will go up? For me the Moeller move ends around 70BPM. On a totally different note, could you please do a vid about how to play/create a Solo in the future?
Cheers, Marco!
It’s always good to practice slow as well as fast tempos, but know that faster doesn’t always mean “better”.
I might do a “how to solo”-video down the road, but I do have one up for my Full Kit-members 🤗
So for the first one is it kind of like the "push pull" with the shoulder and tip of the stick?
It's not really push/pull, (that's a valid technique too though!), I'm using more of a Moeller stroke.
@@ThatSwedishDrummer Thanks for the clarification buddy! I am practicing this and hopefully will get it soon.
Does this also works on Zildjian hi-hats?
Of course 😅 why wouldn’t it?
What snare is that pls sound nice
Benny Greb signature snare
Nice. Hard to make it on electronic drum set. I have two and on both of them the same problem. I have roland vad507 and td20kv. How to resolve it? Can you please help?regards
I have little to no experience when it comes to electronic kits, and they all vary a lot. But you can still practice the exercise, you just might not hear the dynamics as you would with an acoustic kit.
Thx for your comment
The hi-hat pattern excpet the first one is so difficult , i can't separate my leg out of my hand
It's all about practice, bud! You can do it! :D
Now try those same patterns using traditional grip.
First of all, I don’t play traditional.
Second, even if I did - the pattern is still the same with the right hand…🤣
@@ThatSwedishDrummer A good, well-rounded drummer should be comfortable playing with both grips..... It's never too late for you to learn.
@@muffinman4353 that is completely subjective and not entirely accurate. On the contrary, none of the dozens of teachers and mentors I’ve had has ever suggested that.
What exactly are the benefits of learning the two different grips, according to you?
@@ThatSwedishDrummer Your excuses for not being able to play with traditional grip are far from being, "Subjective". While attending Berklee College Of Music in Boston, ALL my instructors, including fellow percussion classmates were and are proficient in both grips. Famous drummers such as. Steve Gadd, Dave Weckl, Vinnie colaiuta, etc. Excel in both. Nothing for you to be embarrassed about, once again, it's never too late for you to learn. I recommend you start getting comfortable with traditional. If you're trying to be an "Educator" with exercises in drumming on a social platform, it's best to show and give your viewers an option. Let them know that they have an option. Once again, it's NEVER too late for you to learn as well!
@@muffinman4353 still, I’m not gonna spend time to play traditional. There’s no special benefit of learning it.
is that a bioshock tattoo
yup!
Cool.What is that snare , it sounds great?
Benny Greb signature snare! 😃
Serious snare from a serious drummer.
How are the hats set up per groove… you have them tight then loose… who knows
It all depends on the sound you want from the hi-hat :)
Ive been olaying twenty years with terrible, Lars Ulrich-esque technique. For years i couldbt understand how the fast hi hat thing worked without gettin worn out. I eventually understood it, but still today j cant execute it.
Don't worry about it, bud. It's all about practice.
Remember - being able to play fast and with good technique is a byproduct from staying relaxed! :)
@@ThatSwedishDrummer but I am worried about it. When you realize you've wasted twenty years on something with poor technique, never had an actual teacher or any in person lesson,and just went on about my way,you kinda question where any how ya went wrong,especially when you think about the potential for many other wasted aavenuees of life.
DISCO HI HAT PATTERN
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What's a stoners favorite piece of the drum kit?
The high-hat 🥴😑
*badum tssh
Slow tempo😂
This is too fast for a beginner like me. I'd start like in the 1st demonstration😀
But thanks anyway. I need this for a song of Coldplay (Army of one) I now can play fluently but because of the missing accents it doesn't sound good🫣
These are just examples, it's up to the viewer to take it from there and apply a slower or faster tempo than I do ^^
Hello
am i the only guy who really doesn't like the sound of the drumkit it sounds like the default drumkit on ezdrummer
Can't please everyone, bud ^^