
Advanced Drumming Combinations & Patterns
Chapter 1 : "2 & 1" Combination Patterns
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0:50
"2 & 1" Combination Patterns - Introduction
Luke explains and demonstrates his hand/foot combination concepts and how they can be applied to create 3-note combination patterns.
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9:47
"2 & 1" Combination Pattern Exercises Pt. 1
Learn how to play the "2 & 1" combination pattern in triplets, starting with the hands, with and without Integrated Singles.
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11:33
"2 & 1" Combination Pattern Exercises Pt. 2
See how to integrate single-strokes with the "2 & 1" combination pattern starting with the foot with and without Integrated Singles.
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3:22
"2 & 1" Combination Patterns Recap
Luke recaps the "2 & 1" Combinations lessons and gives exercise demonstrations.
Chapter 2 : "2 & 2" Combination Patterns
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1:10
"2 & 2" Combination Patterns - Introduction
Luke now explains how to create 4-note combination patterns for more complex phrases.
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8:51
"2 & 2" Combination Pattern Exercises
Learn how to play the "2 & 2" combination pattern in triplets, with and without integrating single-strokes.
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0:37
"2 & 2" Combination Patterns Recap
Luke sumarizes the "2 & 2" Combinations lessons.
Chapter 3 : "4 & 2" Combination Patterns
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1:17
"4 & 2" Combination Patterns - Introduction
Moving on, Luke explains how to create 6-note combination patterns, four with the hands and two with the foot.
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11:55
"4 & 2" Combination Pattern Exercises
Learn how to play the "4 & 2" combination pattern in triplets, with and without integrating single-strokes.
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0:50
"4 & 2" Combination Patterns Recap
Get the "4 & 2" Combinations Lesson recap and see Luke demonstrate the exercises in person.
Chapter 4 : Inverted Combination Patterns
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2:34
Inverted Combination Patterns - Introduction
Learn how to use inverted permutations to expand your hand/foot combination vocabulary.
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8:29
Inverted Combination Pattern Exercises Pt. 1
Luke walks you through a series of exercises that utilize inverted "2 & 1" hand/foot combination patterns.
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7:56
Inverted Combination Pattern Exercises Pt. 2
Explore additional exercises that cover "2 & 2" and "4 & 2" inverted combination patterns.
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3:29
Inverted Combination Patterns Recap
See the Inverted Combinations lesson recap, exercise demonstrations and improvisation solo.
Chapter 5 : Mixing Combination Patterns – Standard Sticking
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1:51
Standard Sticking - Introduction
Learn how to mix hand/foot combinations to create extended combination patterns using standard sticking permutations.
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11:27
Standard Sticking Exercises
Luke walks you through a series of exercises that mix the "2 & 1", "2 & 2" and "4 & 2" combination patterns while utilizing Standard Sticking Permutations.
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3:25
Standard Sticking Recap
See the Mixing Combinations Patterns (standard sticking) lesson recap and exercise demonstrations.
Chapter 6 : Mixing Combination Patterns – Inverted Sticking
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1:29
Inverted Sticking - Introduction
Learn how to mix hand/foot combinations to create extended combination patterns using inverted sticking permutations.
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5:58
Inverted Sticking Exercises Pt. 1
Luke walks you through a series of exercises that mix the "2 & 1", "2 & 2" and "4 & 2" combination patterns while utilizing Inverted Sticking Permutations.
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6:42
Inverted Sticking Exercises Pt. 2
Discover additional exercises utilizing inverted permutations that start with the bass drum.
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2:54
Inverted Sticking Exercises Recap
Luke recaps the Mixing Combinations Patterns (inverted sticking) lessons and performs exercise demonstrations.
Product Overview
In this Drumstroke™ video tutorial series, drum guru Luke Oswald lays down the groove and shows you awesome drumming combinations and patterns that you can use to spice up your drumming or drum programming!
Join Luke behind the drum kit as he reveals cool sticking combinations and patterns for both hands and feet, that will make your drum grooves sound like a million bucks.
See the individual tutorial descriptions below for more info. If your a drummer or drum programmer, having an expanded rhythm vocabulary is so important. Watch “Advanced Drumming Combinations & Patterns” today!
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Reviews
Submitted 6 months ago
Very well explained, very well recored.
If you can take only one course series to learn how to play the drums, this is it, I am an intermediate level drummer and this whole series really has upgrade my playing. Very well explained very recorded
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Submitted 4 years ago
Well explained, good exercises, but redundant
Hi, The exercises are great and well explained. However, for me the tuto is incomplete and a second part is lacking. We see how the different combinations are made, but with this kind of patterns the most important is to know how to finish the breaks (to avoid uncomfortable situations with kick triplets, ...). A second part should show how to integrate the different combinations in real situation, and how to make it sound great.
I am a: Musician
Ease of Use Quality of Videos Value of Training Access to Videos
Reviews
Submitted 6 months ago
Very well explained, very well recored.
If you can take only one course series to learn how to play the drums, this is it, I am an intermediate level drummer and this whole series really has upgrade my playing. Very well explained very recorded
Submitted 4 years ago
Well explained, good exercises, but redundant
Hi, The exercises are great and well explained. However, for me the tuto is incomplete and a second part is lacking. We see how the different combinations are made, but with this kind of patterns the most important is to know how to finish the breaks (to avoid uncomfortable situations with kick triplets, ...). A second part should show how to integrate the different combinations in real situation, and how to make it sound great.
I am a: Musician