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Secrets From The Pros

Basic Hi Hat 16th Note Grooves

Eric Boudreault

Eric Boudreault is known for his drumming in Cavalia and Odysseo. While playing for shows, he also has his own jazz band called Waza. Eric breaks down some 16th note ideas and addresses the power of the moving accent in a groove. Eric also talks about simple groupings that can make your playing stand out.

Beats / Grooves, Hi-Hat

Lesson tags: 16th notes, backbeat, hi hat, linear, pop, rock
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