Unlocking the Art of Linear Grooves | 2 Patterns for Linear Magic

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Welcome to this Linear Grooves Drum Lesson 💙 Today, we’ll be taking inspiration from Mike Johnston, Dennis Chambers, Todd Sucherman et al. to turn you into a Linear Drumming Ninja! Unlock the Secrets of Linear Drumming with a couple of easy patterns, but with explosive results 🥁

PDF: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ysegTXEj9XZt5rdEpCzQK1E29o9ojB0q/view?usp=sharing

🔥 Why Linear Drumming Matters 🔥

Linear drumming allows you to play complex patterns at blazing speeds by eliminating stacked notes between your limbs. Imagine the difference between playing with both hands simultaneously versus alternating between them seamlessly. We’re about to unlock that level of fluidity for all four of your limbs!

💡 The Groove Breakdown 💡

Today’s groove may be only 16 notes long, but don’t let that fool you. It’s packed with dynamic potential and can be broken down into two easily digestible groups of 8. If you’re looking for a cool, accessible couple of patterns to add to your groove and fill repertoire, you’re in the right place.

🎶 Patterns in Focus 🎶

Pattern 1: Inspired by Mike Johnston, we’ll explore KRLHi Hat Foot, RLRL

Pattern 2: Dennis Chambers-esque RllRllRl. This captivating sequence creates the illusion of a constant roll with your left hand while your right hand explores the kit. Killer pattern..

🚀 Orchestration Adventures 🚀

We’ll explore different orchestrations to add depth and character to the patterns and groove. Please explore on this! There is plenty more to uncover!

⏱️ Mastery ⏱️

Remember, it’s not just about speed—it’s about precision and control. Take your time and focus on nailing each pattern with finesse.

🎯 Pro Tips for Peak Performance 🎯

Tighten those snare wires and crank that bottom snare head for maximum sensitivity. And don’t be afraid to experiment with ghost notes at the edge of the snare—it adds a unique flavour to your groove and I know this is about taste(!), but I love the sound as you’ll see in the lesson..

I hope you get something from this and let me know your thoughts in the comments below!

Equipment:
TAMA STAR MAPLE 22×16, 10×7, 12×8, 16×16 Raspberry Curly Maple (NEW)
Ludwig Acrolite Snare (1976) 14×5
Meinl Sand Hats 14″
Meinl Extra Dry Thin Crash 18″
Meinl Vintage Pure Ride 22″
Meinl Sand Crash Ride 22″ (Rivets Removed)

Mics:
Aston Spirit x2 – Overheads
Beyerdynamic M201 – Snare
Audio Technica AT2035 – Snare Bottom
Audix D2 – Rack
Audix D4 – Floor
Shure Beta 52A – Kick
Shure SM57 – Front Kick
Shure SM7B – Vox

Interface:
Focusrite 18i20

DAW:
Presonus Studio One

Video Software:
DaVinci Resolve

About Ferg Griffin Drums: Please visit www.ferggriffindrums.com for in-person or online lessons, and I would be delighted to teach you 🙂

You can also check out more here: https://linktr.ee/FergGriffinDrums

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