Tips & Tricks For Better Halftime Shuffles- Drum Lesson with Eric Fisher

As you requested! Here's my Top Tips & Tricks to a sweet halftime shuffle. Make sure to watch each section especially the last 2!

[Fisherdrumming]

I got handful of you guys asking about the halftime shuffle groove in the last lesson so I wanted to make a video addressing that for you! You guys are my subs! I want to make videos on your requests and interests. Hope you guys enjoy! These are my top tips and tricks for the halftime shuffle! :)

[jerrymammoser]

Hey Eric, you’ve got a real solid room there for instruction. The totally black backgorund is perfect for highlighting everything at the set. Very pro.

[TorbjrnEngan]

Thanks for good stuff. The hardest part for me is the up and downbeat's in both hands actually, as you say, clean them up a bit . Also, when making a nice fill that fit in is quite challenging, and back to a relaxed schuffle.

[BradLynn-xymj]

Great lesson! I've been flamming on the 3

[timfrye]

E!!! U r so thorough and easier to follow bro. Love ur style of teaching, your very good at it my man.

[ihaballam]

Thank you for the great tips. You convey your message is a beautiful way. Talented teacher. God bless.

[olivejunkie]

Hi Eric, great tips here thank you for sharing. As a relatively recent shuffler, I’m also interested in the movement of the wrist and fingers to create a faster tempo. Do you have any videos with tips on how to develop the muscle memory required?

[bigtuna]

Eric that was a wonderful video. I have been trying to break down that particular groove for the longest and it has never come out right. You explained it so well that I can’t wait to get to my sticks. Thank you so much for sharing this video

[danieljorge]

Hi Eric My name is Daniel and i write from Argentina. Yo are amazin teacher so sorry by my english is to bad. .Thank for tihis way to learn this halftime shuffle because until you for me was very complicated to learm. Bye

[bobloblaw]

Great lesson. What hi hats and snare are you playing here?

[chipgracey]

You did a good job explaining all this. Thanks!

[ryanspeed]

Awesome lesson, sounds good!! What kind of high hat cymbals are you playing?

[fairweatherfriends.]

I don’t understand why some people say do the hi hat triplets with the 2nd triplet missing while others say play a combination of the 2nd triplet note first and then the 1st and 3rd notes of the triplet. So if you consider () to be a rest it goes like this… (Tri) PE ( let) TRi (pe) LET. It’s two totally different feels and it seems like the combo plays more fluidly. Anyone got any idea what I’m talking about? Lol

[VJDTEasymoreGuitar]

Amigo ponele subtítulos en español por favor