10 Popular Drum Patterns Every Producer Should Know
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Published 2020-11-12
Good drumming is all about simplicity and style. That’s why drummers spend so much time learning the basics. Here’s the 10 drum patterns you need to produce drum parts that hit in all the right ways.
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00:00 Introduction
00:26 Four on the floor
01:02 The trap beat
01:39 The Bo Diddley beat
02:34 The two beat
03:33 Boom-bap
04:15 The Dem Bow
05:00 Impeach the President
05:52 Iconic eighths
06:35 12/8 Feel
07:20 Shuffle Feel
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All Comments (21)
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What's your go-to drum pattern?
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The sweater matching the text graphics is pure class.
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As someone who plays in a pop punk band, that dismissal of the punk beat really hurt
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Man I love videos like this, programming drums as a non drummer is like driving in the fog sometimes.
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As a guitar player that has recently started trying to write my own songs, the drums are the one part I was most struggling with. Thank you for this list, it was exactly what I needed.
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I'm a drummer for about 24 years and always used all these beats without even dreaming they were catalogued and had a name. Thanks for sharing!
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I think I just stumbled into a goldmine of videos, holy shit
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Could you do a follow up of drum patterns for electronic genres? Breakbeat, House, Techno etc
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1st Songs That Come To Mind 0:29 The Way You Move-Outkast 1:05 DNA-Kendrick Lamar 1:42 Walking On Sunshine-Katrina & The Waves 2:40 Take On Me-A-Ha (if you add a kick) 3:17 Every high school metal fan in the 2000's 3:34 Californication-Red Hot Chili Peppers 4:16 I don't know why, but I feel like playing this with Gerudo Valley from Zelda would pair really nicely. 5:04 Luv(sic) Pt.2-Shing02 and Nujabes 5:55 Feel Good Inc.-Gorillaz (if you raise the tempo) 6:41 Of Space and Time-City & Colour 7:24 Howlin' For You-The Black Keys
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The punk beat is still relevant though. Pop punk is making a massive resurgence and basically everyone is doing songs with Travis Barker.
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I work with heavily disabled people and one woman really likes heavy beats. So I jam for her through the day. She's into hip hop and songs with the "dem bow" (min 4:19). I mimic drum patterns on the back of my guitar and she's headbanging, like she's on a metal stage. Thanks for the inspirations for private and work use from a non- drummer^^
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The Bo Diddley instantly made me sing "are you gonna be my girl" by Jet
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You look like Charles Cornell from an alternate universe.
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What about the "Amen Brother" groove?
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Where's the Amen break?
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This video is a gem. You’re a God for putting the sequence patterns
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These drum videos are some of the best on the internet for showing the beats so clearly, really dig them! make some more with diff types of beats!
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Great video. I really like how tight and effortless your drumming is. Showing the midi notes at the bottom was a nice bonus.
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This was so incredibly cool and fun. Thanks guys. I won a subscription once and LANDR was indeed great
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Thank you so much for this video. Perfect explanation! I am studying eletronic music production and this helped me understand the classic drum patterns.
