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#*A good way to introduce yourself to beats is to play the snare drum. You can go to the Vic Firth website listed below to get a feel for how beats are subdivided, and how the subdivisions that include rests sound.<ref>http://www.vicfirth.com/education/features/webrhythms/intro.php</ref> Once you can sing these rhythms or at least some of them out loud, you can start using these as a foundation for the scratches you develop. | #*A good way to introduce yourself to beats is to play the snare drum. You can go to the Vic Firth website listed below to get a feel for how beats are subdivided, and how the subdivisions that include rests sound.<ref>http://www.vicfirth.com/education/features/webrhythms/intro.php</ref> Once you can sing these rhythms or at least some of them out loud, you can start using these as a foundation for the scratches you develop. | ||
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