This lesson features six broken eighth note fills that fit well within many styles of rock music. The biggest change between these patterns, and the regular eighth note fills, is that these patterns have rests. In other words, the notes aren't continous for the entire measure.
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How To: Play broken eighth note fills
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1 Comment
these lessons are really easy to follow, i want to become a drummer, but when i try to play, my left hand cant keep, what should i do?
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