Messing with the Herta for More Fill Chops!

Here at Drum.Dog we're big fans of getting the most 'musical mileage' from our patterns; that is to say we like to squeeze each pattern for what it's worth! The Herta is one of those rudiments that is incredibly versatile, with just a little bit of jiggery pokery it can sound almost unrecognisable!
In this lesson, Nick takes us through a Herta based kit application he's been playing with involving a sticking flip and some permutation. It creates a really interesting way to get around the kit with a heap of different orchestrations, go get creative!
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[@markazinker3212]

Excellent video! Very useful!

[@John-xi7ts]

Great video and those drums and cymbals sound beautiful too.
Keep up the good work.

[@robertociai6205]

Bravissimooooo

[@DrawingBase]

SKILL!