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Introduction
Going Around the Drum Kit.
Hand-to-Foot Fills .
Space in Fills
Broken-Up Beats as Fills .......
Odd Time Fills.
About the Author,
Introduction
This book goes through the most legendary and useful drum fills in rock music. Step-by-step we will break
down a variety of drum fills ranging from busy fills to syncopated fills using clever spacing. You will be
presented with a great variety of fills, focusing on hand-to-feet fills, tom fills, broken-up beats into fills, filling
in odd times, and using rudiments to create an endless pallet of creation when approaching a drum fill in rock
music, Being able to think of “time” in any feel, be it quarter note, 8th note, 16th note, and triplet is very
important in having a truly endless variety of fills. Combining that with endless ways of orchestrating those feels
around the drum set is what this book will teach you. Starting with simple effective fills, this book will get
increasingly challenging, but once you've finished you will have a great grasp of filling in a rock setting. The
goal is to be able to play these fills slow and fast. The audio has all the fills played at 100 beats per minute so
you can clearly hear what is going on in each fill, Feel free to play along and increase your tempos once you
have a grasp of the examples.Going Around the Drum Kit
Examples 1-20 will focus on going around the drum kit different ways, using both hands and feet
‘combined to create a full-sounding fill. These styles of fills can be heard in bands such as Led
Zeppelin, Aerosmith, Jimi Hendrix, The Who, and Nirvana.
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