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[50 days of chops] - Day 3 - Hertas - Siros Vaziri
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A new chop uploaded every day for 50 days. This series originally comes from Instagram @sirosvaziri #50daysofchops #chopoftheday
Sticking: (R+K) l r L r L rlr L RLR L RLR L (R+K), played as straight 16th notes and 32nd notes. Starts on beat 1 in a bar and ends with one 16th note BEFORE beat 1 in the next bar.
The herta (RLR L) is one of my absolute favorite rudiments. The rudiment in itself is fairly simple - the first two strokes are played as 32nd notes, and the final two as 16th notes. Putting it into context can be a bit trickier, since a complete herta is 3/16 long, which makes it loop around in a polyrhythmic way when played in a 4/4 setting. Get the timing right and you can get some sweet chops rolling, such as this one! Good timing and understanding of time is crucial when using the herta in your playing. Good luck and have fun practicing!
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Subscribe here on YouTube and follow me on other social media for more videos and other drum content!
Instagram @sirosvaziri
Twitter @sirosvaziri
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I proudly endorse King Drums, Drumtacs and Sound & Communication in-ear monitors. I also love and support Meinl cymbals, Evans drumheads, Vic Firth sticks and Gibraltar Hardware.
Meinl cymbals, from left to right:
14" Byzance Dry hihats (discontinued)
18" Byzance Limited Edition Dual Crash
22" Byzance Limited Edition Brilliant Trash Crash / Ride
20" Byzance Limited Edition Extra Dry Medium Thin Crash / Ride
12" Generation X Filter China stacked on top of an 18" Classics Custom Trash China
King Drums custom 13x7 maple snare
Evans drumheads:
EC2 Clear batter / EC reso on the rack tom, G2 Coated batter / EC reso on the floor tom, Heavyweight batter / 300 Hazy reso on the snare, Heavyweight batter / EQ3 Coated reso on the bass drum.
Vic Firth Signature Danny Carey sticks
Drumtacs drum dampeners on the toms and snare
Pearl Demon Drive double pedals with Tama Iron Cobra wood beaters
Sonitus Acoustics The Kicker 2.0 muffling system inside the bass drum
Gibraltar hardware with a few Pearl hardware parts (hihatstand and a few clamps)
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For anyone interested, this is the mic setup I'm using:
Audix D6 pointing in a few inches inside the bass drum
Audix i-5's on the snare, one on top and one underneath
Sennheiser e604's on both toms
AKG C 391 B a few inches underneath the hihat
Two Samson C01 mics placed behind me to my left and right, pointing in towards each side of the kit.
All mics are run through a Phonic 808 Firefly U audio interface, and hooked up via USB to my Asus laptop where the audio is recorded and processed in Cubase 7.
A new chop uploaded every day for 50 days. This series originally comes from Instagram @sirosvaziri #50daysofchops #chopoftheday
Sticking: (R+K) l r L r L rlr L RLR L RLR L (R+K), played as straight 16th notes and 32nd notes. Starts on beat 1 in a bar and ends with one 16th note BEFORE beat 1 in the next bar.
The herta (RLR L) is one of my absolute favorite rudiments. The rudiment in itself is fairly simple - the first two strokes are played as 32nd notes, and the final two as 16th notes. Putting it into context can be a bit trickier, since a complete herta is 3/16 long, which makes it loop around in a polyrhythmic way when played in a 4/4 setting. Get the timing right and you can get some sweet chops rolling, such as this one! Good timing and understanding of time is crucial when using the herta in your playing. Good luck and have fun practicing!
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Subscribe here on YouTube and follow me on other social media for more videos and other drum content!
Instagram @sirosvaziri
Twitter @sirosvaziri
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I proudly endorse King Drums, Drumtacs and Sound & Communication in-ear monitors. I also love and support Meinl cymbals, Evans drumheads, Vic Firth sticks and Gibraltar Hardware.
Meinl cymbals, from left to right:
14" Byzance Dry hihats (discontinued)
18" Byzance Limited Edition Dual Crash
22" Byzance Limited Edition Brilliant Trash Crash / Ride
20" Byzance Limited Edition Extra Dry Medium Thin Crash / Ride
12" Generation X Filter China stacked on top of an 18" Classics Custom Trash China
King Drums custom 13x7 maple snare
Evans drumheads:
EC2 Clear batter / EC reso on the rack tom, G2 Coated batter / EC reso on the floor tom, Heavyweight batter / 300 Hazy reso on the snare, Heavyweight batter / EQ3 Coated reso on the bass drum.
Vic Firth Signature Danny Carey sticks
Drumtacs drum dampeners on the toms and snare
Pearl Demon Drive double pedals with Tama Iron Cobra wood beaters
Sonitus Acoustics The Kicker 2.0 muffling system inside the bass drum
Gibraltar hardware with a few Pearl hardware parts (hihatstand and a few clamps)
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For anyone interested, this is the mic setup I'm using:
Audix D6 pointing in a few inches inside the bass drum
Audix i-5's on the snare, one on top and one underneath
Sennheiser e604's on both toms
AKG C 391 B a few inches underneath the hihat
Two Samson C01 mics placed behind me to my left and right, pointing in towards each side of the kit.
All mics are run through a Phonic 808 Firefly U audio interface, and hooked up via USB to my Asus laptop where the audio is recorded and processed in Cubase 7.
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