How to Play a Quad High Hat Lift

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Summary: Get an introduction on how to do some quad high hat lift 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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How to Play a Quad High Hat Lift

JOEL SEIGEL: Okay, so we've gone through our hi-hat lifts, single lifts in the bar, a double lift in the bar with a third lift in the bar, so now, we're going to do four lifts in the bar. And we've been focusing on upbeats so far, so maybe you can--you're ahead of me and you can tell that there's only one. There are no iterations. It's just the single one and that's upbeat of all your beats in your bar. So, that's upbeat of one, two, three, and four, okay? This is what it sounds like. Alright, we're going to take a look at what my left foot is doing and you'll see my right hand and my left hand, are they staying the same, take a look.