TDJ-Issue-Three
TDJ-Issue-Three
TDJ-Issue-Three
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THE DRUMMER’S JOURNAL<br />
2. Cardiacs - For Good and All<br />
This is definitely a live drummer. Again, the hi-hat pattern plays an<br />
off-beat 16th note pattern, depending on how you count it. There<br />
are also two bridge sections where a quarter note triplet plays a sort<br />
of off-beat pulse, in contrast to the pulse of the section before and<br />
after.<br />
3. Amon Tobin - Nova<br />
Various drum layers built up here. The main theme is based around<br />
a Bossa Nova style clave pattern.<br />
4. Tom Waits - Straight to the Top<br />
Usually these sort of off-beat percussion or drum patterns will resolve<br />
in places which allows the listener to gain some purchase on the<br />
down beat. In contrast, this pattern only resolves on the last note of<br />
the track.<br />
5. <strong>Three</strong> Trapped Tigers - 10<br />
Although heavily processed, these are real drums played by a real<br />
drummer. This is a totally disjointed beat but with a fairly consistent<br />
two or four bar progression. The down beats hold the whole pattern<br />
together.<br />
Listen to the playlist via the link below:<br />
[LINK TO PLAYLIST]<br />
To read more ideas on creative drumming and rhythm visit:<br />
bgmrhythms.wordpress.com