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Neximuss
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I'm wondering if any other drummers can suggest some good books to get. I have Stick Control which I'm using right now, I like it but the only thing that annoys me is practicing each exercise 20 times before moving on to the next one. I also have Syncopation for the Modern Drummer, which is ok. I have two others called Basic Drumming and the Drummer's Cookbook, although I haven't used these that much.
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Neximuss
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Have you tried using the Stick Control exercises as grooves? All the right hand figures played on the kick and left hand figures on the snare while playing a steady pattern on the ride or hi-hat. Or have the right hand follow the kick. You get some nice funk grooves going.
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kcooke01002
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No I haven't but that sounds interesting. I'll have to give that a try.
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UKsceptic
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Try William G. Street's 'Paradiddle Patter.' A book of a variety of phrases using various permutations of single, double, and triple paradiddles. One teacher told me to get it because he abhored Stick Control. (He also studied with Street as a kid in Rochester, NY.)
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