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Double Lift High Hat Drum Exercises: Part 9
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Summary: How to do part nine of these double lift high hat drum exercises; get professional tips and instruction from an expert drummer on playing percussion instruments in this free music lesson video.
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Double Lift High Hat Drum Exercises: Part 9JOEL SIEGEL: All right. Here is the upbeat of one and upbeat of two, hi-hat lift. I want you to take a look at what my foot is doing. Take a listen and think about what's lining up. We're at 80 bpm. All right, let's play it together. We're at 80 bpm still. Think about what's going to line up. I'll count you off. One, two, ready, play. All right, there you have it, upbeats of one and two with the high-hat lift.
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