01. Drumming For Newbies: Creating Unique Fills

02. Drumming For Newbies Double Stroke Roll

03. Drumming For Newbies: Double Paradiddles

04. Drumming For Newbies: Funk Drumming

05. Drumming For Newbies: Reggae Drumming

06. Drumming For Newbies: Jazz Brush Pattern

07. Drumming For Newbies: Jazz Drumming

08. Drumming For Newbies How: To Use A Metronome

09. Drumming For Newbies: Paradiddles

The snare is the driving force in popular, rock, and hip-hop music. The crack of the drum provides the pulse and steady rhythm creating a tight groove, ideal for dancing or head-banging.  Along with the grooves, sharp accents, double-stroke and buzz rolls can be achieved with incredible clarity. The snare Affixed to the underside of the drum are a number of wire strands. When the wire makes contact to the drum head, it produces a "crack" sound when played on the top drum head. Depending on the tension of the wires, the sound can be crisp or on some snares, can be eliminated by adjusting the lever on the side of the drum. Different kinds of snares There are different kinds of snares that are used today ranging from size to shell construction.   Sizes range from 14" (marching), 4" (piccolo), to the standard 5 ½" - 6" in depth.   Shell construction consists of wood or metal.   Wood shells will exhibit warm tones whereas the qualities of the metal shells will be sharp. The importance of the snare cannot be underestimated. It has been and still retains a vital role as a top instrument. Read the rest at http:/cajonguide.com

10. Drumming For Newbies: Rock Drumming

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