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Posted on 23 February 2012

Last Updated 23 February 2012

The Single Paradiddle

The Single Paradiddle




Follow the animated hands and learn the basic single paradiddle stroke combination. It is a very useful combination for creating hip grooves and fills. To be a part of your playing you need to learn the sticking combination so well that it becomes a second nature.
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Level: Beginner

Single Paradiddle Groove

Single Paradiddle Groove




The single paradiddle sticking is R+L+R+R+L+R+L+L. Try this funk groove and pay attention to make the ghost notes soft and the accents strong and solid. Try to relax and create a musical groove where all strokes, soft and strong, have equal importance.
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Level: Intermediate

The Inverted Paradiddle

The Inverted Paradiddle




Follow animated tapping hands and learn the basic inverted paradiddle stroke combination. The inverted paradiddle is similar to the single paradiddle. They have both their main backbeats in a 4/4 groove in the left hand and their cycle are 8 strokes long.
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Inverted Paradiddle Groove A

Inverted Paradiddle Groove A




Paradiddles are stroke combinations that are very useful for funk drumming and ghosting grooves. The basic inverted paradiddle sticking is R+L+L+R+L+R+R+L. Learn a basic funk groove with embedded inverted paradiddles.
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Level: Intermediate

Inverted Paradiddle Groove B

Inverted Paradiddle Groove B




Use the basic inverted paradiddle sticking and move your hands to different sound sources around the drumset. Start with staying on the ride cymbal with your right hand and move your left hand between the toms and the snare.
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Level: Advanced

The Double Paradiddle

The Double Paradiddle




What about paradiddles in triplets, is it possible? Yes it its, lets take a look at the double paradiddle. This rhythmic figure contains 12 strokes instead of previous 8. Apply it to triplet grooves and fills and you are on your way! Follow animated hands and learn the basic double paradiddle sticking.
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Double Paradiddle Groove

Double Paradiddle Groove




The double paradiddle is perfect for creating interesting triplet or 6/8 grooves. In this example the right hand plays the ride cymbal to accent a characteristic double paradiddle rhythm.
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Level: Advanced

Mixed Paradiddles Exercise

Mixed Paradiddles Exercise




This exercise is intended to improve the transitions between several paradiddle sticking combinations. The goal is to make them an unconscious part of your playing. To be able to create solid grooves or fills the combinations has to come automatic and with a confident flow.
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Level: Intermediate

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LD Administrator 30 October 2010
Choose drum lesson with proper degree of difficulty
Now, all drum lessons in Learningdrum are categorized into the degree of difficulty groups beginner, intermediate or advanced. It makes it easier to choose drumlessons that are at the correct level of knowledge. Information about the difficulty groups can be found in each lesson summary.

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