Linear Fill Challenge | Can You Play These 4 Fills on the Drums? | Marcus Finnie

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If you're not feeling planted firmly in your seat, do it again! Don't hesitate to favorite this one, give it some time, and revisit it again to keep the ground pounding! Get after it!
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Concepts: Linear fill fills idea ideas pattern improve right left kick sixteenth notes sixteenths gospel chops chop heavy fast impressive
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Instructor:
► “Stix Finnie”. One of the most well rounded players we know. From funk to rock, be it latin or jazz - Marcus can, and will, play it & play it well. He’s been the go to drummer for Kirk Whalum and is featured on The Gospel According To Jazz IV. Finnie can be found making the perfect Crème brûlée in his spare time.

[@mickerzsnickerz]

Beginning drummers: Don't just learn this pattern. Understand what he's doing with this individual pattern and then try it with other RLK combinations. Come up with your own. Experiment. Keep practicing \m/

[@willlame5597]

Micky Baeza good comment, this is where very tasty and flavorful playing can come from, especially when you kick into more advanced playing via dynamics, accents, swing, and subdividing.

[@TrueVoyager1]

Love all the videos! I would, however, really enjoy a video covering drunken and wonky beats. The kind you typically hear in a lot of Neo-Soul and abstract/experimental hip-hop. Keep up the great work!

[@ivancardenas2860]

Snare sounds bad

[@DDandrums]

Too much repetition. Move it on please.