6/8 Grooves - Drum Lesson

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[GinaMarieGuyette]

Absolutely helpful. I'm not a drummer but I was stuck on 6/8 time signature and your video angle pulled me into stay. Great work!

[royalflushts]

I got same shoes and same pedals. 6/8 my favorite time. found out I kinda naturally play like that and I'm trying to better it. and this helps!

[immortalartinimmortal]

Hello
Thank you for learning this one of the best
Because I am from Iran, and here the cost of learning is very high
I had to learn from the Internet
and this video helped to me 🌷🌷🌷

[Hmmmmmmmm]

This absolutely helped me get comfortable with 6:8 on guitar. Nice playing with ya :)

[thagirion]

Fantastic instructions! Very succinct and clear to the point.

[theillestdrummer]

Top man, finally understand 6/8. Keep them coming and keep up the good works

[baileyj]

Very well laid out lessons. Easy to follow. Very informative. Great job.

[mosesyirga]

Wow thank u so much for this ! I’ve been looking everywhere for a 6/8 drumming lesson that was easy to follow .. thank u !! 😁

[tonyclement]

The blues groves 😉. Good stuff. Electronic kick is mint. That’s for posting.

[beckydrummer]

Thanks for this, really really useful, ,, learning ‘take it to the limit’ by the eagles where the time signature changes from 6/8 to 3/4 during the song, ,, hard to grasp the difference but think I’ve cracked it! 👍🏻

[garyclark]

Great lesson. Excellent presentation and I love the way you break it down and then show how it's played. I have always been a big fan of 6/8 grooves and your lesson has shown me a couple different things I haven't played before, but I am going to play them right now. Good job!

[adaptiveplexus]

I have an old song that I played acoustic guitar and sang for years. One day I finally decided to record it so I attempted a 4/4 drum beat and was like "WHAT THE HELL??!!"
All those years and I never realized my song was 6/8 !!! Anyways the kick on 1 and snare on 4 sounds great. Thanks for the suggestion.

[johnnydunstan]

Great lesson love the workouts for the Bass

[rob]

yea best and simplest explanation on yt
thanks

[RafaelMartins_]

4:40 beat often used in vanerão, here in Brazil.

[feretiuti]

Please make more fill ins with this time signature. I made a song with 6/8 but I’m having trouble with the fill ins for the drums. It’s the beat that’s your personal favorite.

[moistness]

I find this time signature very soothing for some reason

[riffdex]

Wow I never really knew how to do anything other than 4/4 time on the drums but I wrote a guitar song in 6/8 time and was stuck on figuring out how to incorporate drums into the mix. I can’t believe how easy it was to learn 6/8 after going years not knowing (although I never really tried before).

[Guitarfish]

Thanks from another guitarist - this time trying to program a 6/8 drum groove in my DAW.

[brotherfausto]

The first 5 seconds....AWESOME beat. Could you do one like that without so much plate and dish in a 170 BPM. Sounds like Mr. Holland Opus drum beat. I love it!