Hi Hat Choke Coordination and Exercises
Here is a lesson on how to develop clean and precise hi hat chokes. This technique is great for playing both long and short notes as well as adding color to any groove, fill or solo. I show you how to develop this technique using a few different coordination sequences as well as some rhythms from my book Advanced Coordination for Drum Set and Hand Percussion. The equipment used in the video is as follows: Bass Drum - Peavey Radial 1000 22" x 16 " Snare Drum - Pearl 14"x5" Free Floater with a maple shell Cymbals Sabian 13" HH Hi Hat Cymbals Sabian 22" Ralph Peterson Ride Cymbal The microphones are two Sennheiser MKH 800 Overheads and an AKG D112 on the Bass Drum

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Broken Pattern Coordination for ECM & Jazz Fusion Styles for Intermediate to Advanced Players

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Jazz Coordination Part 1: The Basics

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Developing Good Sound and Touch on the Drum Set

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Hi Hat Foot Technique Basics - 4 Ways to play the Hi Hat with your Foot

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Fast One-Handed Singles On The HI HATS 🔥- How To Play & Practice

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Make left foot timekeeping easy with the LEG BOUNCE

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Learning the Moeller Technique and Applying it to the Drum Set

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Peter Erskine - Ride Cymbal Technique Part 1

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Bass Drum & Hi Hat Foot Technique

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Play hihat 16ths with HALF the effort

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Drum Set Bass Drum Technique Part 1-The Basics

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Daniel Glass - Hi-hat technique

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How Great Drummers Play the Hi Hat - Left Foot Survival Skills

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Daniel Glass - How to swing hard on the hi hat!

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Playing with Relaxed Technique on the Drum Set

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How To Play Fast Hi-Hat in Drum Grooves (Moeller Technique)

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Practicing Tips

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The Breakdown: Swing Beat w/ Johnathan Blake

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