Six Eight and Three Four Drum Lesson
Learn how to play in three four and six eight time signatures
This Is The Six Eight and Three Four Drum Lesson
Welcome to the six eight and three four drum lesson. Here we will learn what the two time signatures are, what the difference is between them and how to play drum beats in both of them.
Six eight and three four are mathematically the same but the phrasing is different. The cool thing is that once you fully understand their relationship you can dip between them to create some interesting polyrhythms.
And in this lesson we also delve into polyrhythms and how to use them in musical ways.
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