How To Play Sixteenth Rhythms w/ Dotted Eighth Notes | Easy Drum Fills w/ Play-Alongs | Drum Lesson

How To Play Sixteenth Rhythms w/ Dotted Eighth Notes | Easy Drum Fills w/ Play-Alongs There are so many sixteenth note rhythms to learn. Two of these rhythms that can sometimes be confusing for drummers are the ones that use dotted eighth notes. I will break down these two rhythms for you and show you how you can practice them as easy drum fills that sound cool! The first is a dotted eighth note followed by one 1/16th note. When these two notes are attached is it always the (1, ah). The second is the reverse. A single sixteenth note attached to a dotted eighth note. That will always be the (1,ee). We will be combining these two rhythms with sixteenth notes to form a series of related sixteenth rhythms that we can play as fun drum fills. 🔽 Check out the full drum lesson here with 10 sixteenth note drum fills: 🔽 https://simpledrummer.com/mixed-16th-rhythms-2/ Subscribe to my channel for more drum lesson videos and drumming tutorials: http://goo.gl/gqUvvn 👍🏼 Hit the Like button if you enjoyed this video and please share it with another drummer you know. 🥁 ⭐ Want to know the #1 practice secret I use to never fall out of time and rhythm? Click the link below to my free exclusive lesson video NOT found on YouTube!! https://simpledrummer.com/secret-to-practicing/ 🔽 Find over 1,400 lesson and practice play-along videos at: https://simpledrummer.com