Welcome to ultimate drumming calm. I'm Jim McCall. And I'm going to show you another great sounding eighth dog rock and roll beat. person. I'm going to play it for you at several different tempos that we're going to break it down note by note and show you how it works. In order to play this great sound and rock beat, first of all you need to count eighth notes, eighth notes for counted one and two and three and four.

And I'm going to start by playing the ride pattern with my right hand either on the ride cymbal or the closed hi hat, playing eighth notes. One and two, and three, four, and one and, two and three and four The left hand is going to be playing on beach two and four. So every time I say two and four, I'm going to be playing left hand. One, and three and three. Three. bass drums can be played on beats one and, and beats three and I'm going to coordinate it all together.

This is what it's going to sound like, what and two, and three and four and one, three. Try it on the ride cymbal. One and two and three and For and you can also add the hi hat with the left foot. playing along with the snare drum on beats two and four, one and three and four. Now once you get comfortable with this pattern tried a different tempos gonna pick it up a little bit what So there you have it another great sound and eighth note rock beat that you can add to your repertoire. Thanks for watching.

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