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Using two bass drums can be a lot of challenging but rewarding fun. So patience and persistence are certainly required, but, with a little effort you'll get there.. Double Bass has a large variety of rhythmic and fill applications. While originally being identified as a trade mark of "Heavy Rock", "Metal" & "Progressive Rock" players, these days, it's become an integral, in fact complementary part to All Styles of Music. So, it's certainly worth exploring !. Note: Some of following exercises can be used very effectively without a second bass drum, just between your Hi hat and Bass Drum, So experimentation is recommended !. If you would like to submit your own lesson please feel free to contact me.
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C u r r e n t A v a i l a b l e L e s s o n s The Double BASS DRUM Rudiments ? 1/16 Note Double Bass with mixed 1/8th note Hi Hat / Snare Drum Focus 1/16 Notes Double Bass with 32nd Note Fill Inn's Heel Toe Method Described by James D. Sharp
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