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Udemy - Beats Of The Fourth Kind 2024 - OneDDL - 09-28-2024 Free Download Udemy - Beats Of The Fourth Kind 2024 Published 9/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 7.66 GB | Duration: 4h 46m Drum Lessons on Jungle/Drum and Bass/Breakcore. What you'll learn After completing Level 1 you will have a broad understanding about what constitutes a Breakbeat and how to sound good while playing it on acoustic drums. After completing Level 2 you will have the know-how required to execute an authentically-sounding Amen Break using the ''Acoustic Sidechain''. After completing Level 3 you will learn to play the "Inverted Double Snare Roll" found in many variations of the Amen Break. After completing Level 4 you will learn an effective method which will allow you to play very fast breakbeats. After completing Level 5 you will know how to execute various chops/licks/ideas that will work well for playing Jungle/Drum and Bass/Breakcore. Requirements You will need to know how to play very basic drum beats in order to understand the information presented here. The biggest advantage is previous experience of Jungle/D'n'B/breakcore drumming. In this case you have come to the right place. A deep affinity to this genre of music. Description "Beats of The Fourth Kind " is a project aimed at introducing drummers to a specific spectrum of percussive vocabulary , more specifically genres such as Jungle , Drum and Bass , Breakcore etc. (rhythms typically generated by computers and drum machines) . The creator of this project believes that the time has come for drummers of all age/skill range to start exploring the new and exciting possibilities of the above-mentioned styles. B.O.T.F.K offers new ways of deciphering and reverse-engineering electronic drum beats (beats which numerous drummers may find intimidating). It will be noted that this progressively-minded quest regarding the evolution of the art of drumming has its deep roots in the music of the past as well as artists which have already contributed to this new , uncharted territory.Table of contents:Level 1 - Kick , Snare ,Hat(s)Level 2 - The Acoustic SidechainLevel 3 - The Inverted Double StrokeLevel 4 - BlastbreaksLevel 5 - Jungle Chops... and some Extra ContentI'm certain that "Beats Of The Fourth Kind " will provide valuable information for both Beginner as well as Advanced/Pro drummers.Even those who are not into electronic music can find useful tools for their drumming vocabulary in this grab bag of percussive information!Please don't overindulge in the beats/grooves showed in the course as they can prove addictive! Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 Introduction Lecture 2 The Most Sampled Breaks Used in Jungle/Drum'n'Bass/Breakcore Lecture 3 Drummers Who Inspired Me Section 2: Level 1 - Kick , Snare , Hats Lecture 4 Most Common Breakbeats (BreakBeat #1) Lecture 5 Eight Note Rests on the Hats Part 1 Lecture 6 Eight Note Rests on the Hats Part 2 Lecture 7 Double Kicks Lecture 8 Most Common BreakBeats (BreakBeat #2) Lecture 9 Loosened Hats and Stacks Lecture 10 The 16th Note Issue Lecture 11 Layering Lecture 12 The ''Splash-hat'' & The ''Bell Hat'' Lecture 13 Triple Kicks Lecture 14 Left Foot Kicks Lecture 15 Sections Lecture 16 BreakBeat #1 + BreakBeat #2 = Section 3: Level 2 - The Amen Break & The Acoustic Sidechain Lecture 17 The Acoustic Sidechain Lecture 18 The Complete Amen Break Section 4: Level 3 - Inverted Double Stroke Lecture 19 The Inverted Double Stroke Section 5: Level 4 - Blastbreaks Lecture 20 Blastbreaks Section 6: Level 5 - Jungle Chops Lecture 21 3-Stroke Roll & 5-Stroke Roll Unisons With The Kick Lecture 22 3-Stroke Roll Alternations + 5-Stroke Roll Alternations Lecture 23 Hitting Empty Space or Muted Cymbal(s) Lecture 24 Rolling Toms (BreakBeat #1 reference) Part 1 Lecture 25 Rolling Toms (BreakBeat #1 reference) Part 2 Lecture 26 Rolling Toms (BreakBeat #1 reference) Part 3 Lecture 27 Rolling Toms (BreakBeat #2 reference) part 1 Lecture 28 Rolling Toms (BreakBeat #2 reference) Part 2 Lecture 29 Rolling Toms (BreakBeat #2 reference) Part 3 Lecture 30 Double Stroke Roll + Jungle Paradiddle + Six-Stroke Roll Implementation Lecture 31 Jungle Grid Workout Part 1 Lecture 32 Jungle Grid Workout Part 2 Lecture 33 Starter Chop Lecture 34 Distributing Effort Among The Two Hands Lecture 35 Symmetric Jungle-Breakcore Chop Lecture 36 Metal Chop With a Jungle Twist Lecture 37 The Double Stroke Roll as a Blast Beat Lecture 38 Playing Breakbeats with One Hand Lecture 39 Dotted Notes Lecture 40 The Acoustic Snare Drum Pitch-Shifter Lecture 41 Adding The Buzz Roll Lecture 42 The Backhand Lecture 43 Snare to the Right Lecture 44 Chops for Fast Tempo Breakcore Lecture 45 More Snare Contrast Lecture 46 Starting The Groove With Snare Lecture 47 Distorted Snare Lecture 48 Left Foot Kicks on Off Beats Lecture 49 Triplet Bursts Lecture 50 Playing the Block and Tambourine with the Left Foot Lecture 51 Artificial Audio Cuts Lecture 52 Some Great Foot Workout Exercises (for while listening to Gabber) Lecture 53 Trying Out Different Time Signatures Lecture 54 Sample Yourself if You Happen To Lack Ideas Lecture 55 Small Drum Kit Lecture 56 Small-Sounding Hats Lecture 57 Jungledrummer's Ghost Note Double stroke Lecture 58 Implementing the Gravity Blast Lecture 59 16th Notes with the Left Foot Section 7: Additional Content (Playing Breakbeats on Acoustic Drums)[2007-2020] Lecture 60 Archive - 2007 Lecture 61 Archive - 2014 Lecture 62 Archive - 2015 Lecture 63 Archive - 2018 Lecture 64 Archive - 2020 Section 8: Additional Content (Playing Breakbeats on Electronic Drums)[2018-2022] Lecture 65 Archive - 2018 Lecture 66 Archive - 2022 Section 9: Ultimate Message Lecture 67 Don't forget this. Advanced and Pro drummers will gain the most benefit although drummers from all levels can find these courses helpful.,Anyone who wants to get deeper into this relatively-underexplored drum style (underexplored due to the fact that it has been performed mainly by drum machines). Homepage Recommend Download Link Hight Speed | Please Say Thanks Keep Topic Live No Password - Links are Interchangeable |