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本 Coursera 课程“如何打鼓——从初学者到高级”旨在帮助您成为一名出色的鼓手。课程涵盖了基础知识，包括如何握鼓槌、踩底鼓踏板以及阅读鼓谱。讲师 Magesh 教授了一种简单易懂的鼓谱阅读方法，并为喜欢通过听力学习的人设计了一套独特的“唱出节奏”系统。 课程包含超过 50 个可下载的 PDF 文件，涵盖节奏、填充、鼓槌击打模式以及视频伴奏，帮助您掌握正确的音符和律动感。您将学习如何理解四分音符、八分音符和十六分音符，从而能够演奏成千上万首歌曲。 课程的视频时长短而高效。在掌握握鼓槌后，您将学习单跳和双跳这两种最重要的基本功，它们能帮助您提高鼓槌控制和速度。讲师分享了一种独特的四步骤踩底鼓方法，可以为您节省大量试错时间。您将在第五个视频中学会第一个基本节奏。 讲师认为，一些课程会教授不必要的初级知识，而本课程专注于让您在短时间内学会节奏、填充和歌曲演奏。课程总时长不到两小时，PDF 文件内容精炼，旨在避免压力，并设定可实现的小目标。 该课程的独特性在于其“唱出节奏”的学习系统，让您能够以惊人的速度掌握复杂的节奏，详情将在视频 6 到 10 中讲解。讲师旨在消除人们对鼓谱的恐惧，通过清晰地展示音符和对应的声音，并结合在鼓上的实际演奏，让您轻松理解四分音符、八分音符和十六分音符。课程还强调了“休止符”的重要性，并在视频 10 和 11 中进行讲解。 此外，课程还教授如何使用节拍器以获得良好的节奏感，以及不同类型的节拍器。随着课程的深入，您将学习更复杂的节奏，例如在视频 20-23 中介绍的放克音乐中常用的“切分音”。课程还包含手脚协调练习（视频 24-25），以及在蓝调、摇滚和爵士乐中常用的八分音符三连音（视频 26）。您将学习摇摆与直奏的区别（视频 28），以及在放克、摇滚和蓝调音乐中常用的弱音敲击、敲边和幽灵音（视频 29-31）。 “伴奏练习”部分将重点讲解摇滚、放克和摇摆节奏的细微差别，您将有机会跟随讲师演奏 60 秒，以提高节奏和律动感。伴奏练习包括为初学者准备的正常速度和慢速版本。 在摇滚伴奏部分，您将学习 Guns n Roses、Aerosmith 和 Jimi Hendrix 名曲中的节奏。放克伴奏部分则通过特写镜头展示幽灵音的演奏技巧，其节奏类似于 James Brown、Prince 和 Bruno Mars 的风格。三连音伴奏部分将学习在踩s踩底鼓和军鼓时，踩s演奏八分音符三连音。 课程还将深入讲解摇摆节奏（视频 47），包括绿日乐队常用的“隐含摇摆”，以及 Toto 乐队“Rosanna”歌曲中的半拍摇摆（视频 52）。之后，课程将教授在踩s演奏十六分音符（视频 55-57），并提供慢速版本以方便初学者。 课程最后，讲师将分享即兴演奏和练习技巧，并强调打鼓的乐趣。
In this course, you will learn important skills to help you become an excellent drummer. Starting at the beginning, you will learn how to hold the sticks, play the bass drum pedal, and read drum music. Magesh breaks down drum notation in a simple way that anyone can understand. He also created a system for people who like learning with their ears. This is for people who are self-taught or have holes in their knowledge of rhythm. There are over 50 downloadable PDFs for the beats, fills, sticking patterns, and video play-alongs. These will help you not only play the right notes but also create the right feel. This course is great if you want to learn the drums quickly! If you want to play along to your favorite songs it is important to know what you are playing! This course will show you that if you understand 1/4 notes, 8th notes, and 16th notes you can play thousands of songs. The videos are designed to be short and high-impact. After you learn how to hold the sticks, you will be introduced to 2 of the most important rudiments. The single stroke and double stroke roll. These are used in every style of music! Playing them will help you develop stick control and speed. After teaching drums for 25 years I developed a simple technique for showing people how to play the bass drum. It has 4 simple steps and will save you years in trial and error department. When I teach privately, my whole concept is that I can show someone who has never played the drums a basic beat in their first 30-minute lesson. That's why, in this course, you will learn your first beat in the 5th video! I think some courses teach people a lot of things that you don't need to know at the beginning. If you are like me, you want to play beats, fills, and songs in a short amount of time. That's why I made this course just under 2 hours. The PDFs of the beats usually have 1 or 2 beats/fills or exercises on them. (There are over 50 PDFS!) This was made to not overwhelm you. Also, it creates bite-size goals that you can achieve!I realized that some people learn with their eyes by reading music and some people with their ears through listening. I created a UNIQUE system where I show people how to 'sing' a beat. It is amazing how quickly you can pick up something complicated with this method. I go into detail about this system in videos 6 to 10.I feel people are intimidated when it comes to reading music. This is usually because they had a bad experience in high school or with a mediocre teacher. Or maybe they watched a YouTube tutorial that was more confusing than quantum physics! Learning 1/4 notes, 8th notes and 16th notes will open up a lot of doors for you. It will mean you can buy a drum book or download music from the internet knowing what the music notation means. This is important regardless if you want to play rock, funk, jazz, or heavy metal. This course will show you not only how these notes sound but also what they look like. The music notation is on the screen as I play a beat so you can follow along. Videos 3 to 9 go in-depth on 1/4 notes,8th notes, and 16th notes. I play them around the drums and in beats. You may already be playing these notes without knowing what you are doing. This course simplifies written drum notation.When I watched online drum tutorials I noticed a lot did talk about note values but hardly any talked about RESTS! I wanted to show you how these rests are just as important as the notes. Videos 10 and 11 cover rests. They are paramount to understanding rhythm.Being a great drummer means having great timing. This course will also talk about how to use a metronome and also the best types of metronomes.As you progress in this course you will slowly start to play more complex beats. Videos 20 to 23 demonstrate off beats which are popular in funk music. A big part of playing the drums is coordination. I included a really useful hand and foot combination exercise to help you use your hands and feet. Video 24 breaks down this exercise while video 25 shows you how to apply it to a beat.Video 26 on this course shows you how to play 8th-note triplets. This rhythm is used a lot in blues, rock, and jazz music. Understanding how to count the triplet and play it accurately will make your drumming a lot more solid.Video 28 is dedicated to teaching you the difference between a swing and a straight feel. I feel this is hardly ever covered in online drum tutorials.In videos 29 to 31 of this course you will learn how to play a rim click, a rimshot, and ghost notes. These techniques are important for drummers and are commonly used in funk, rock, and blues music.The next part of this course is the 'Play along' section. Here, I break down the subtleties of playing Rock, Funk, and Shuffles (the shuffle is commonly used in Blues music!) The idea is for you to play along with me. I play several versions of each style of music for 60 seconds. Playing along for this amount of time with me will help your timing and feel. The feel is created by how hard I'm hitting the drums, where I'm hitting the drums, and with what part of the stick I'm hitting the drums. There were some beats where I did 2 versions of the play-along. A normal tempo and a slowed-down version for beginners.In the rock section play along you will learn beats that are used on popular songs by bands like Guns n Roses, Aerosmith, and Jimi Hendrix.In the funk section I purposely had the camera do a close-up of the snare drum so you could see how to play ghost notes. These funk beats sound similar to beats played by James Brown, Prince, and Bruno Mars.In the triplet play-along, you will learn how to play multiple bass drum and snare drum parts while the hi-hats play 8th-note triplets.In video 47 I talk about the shuffle rhythm. I believe this is one of the most incorrectly played drum beats! I wanted to break it down into small pieces to really teach you how to play a great shuffle beat! I also show you how to play an 'implied shuffle' which is commonly used by the band Green Day. Video 52 shows you how to play a halftime shuffle which is the basis for the beat of the song 'Rosanna' by the band Toto.Videos 55 to 57 cover playing 16th notes on the hi-hats. I purposely included slowed-down versions of these beats for beginners.I wanted to finish this course with some quick snippets of me improvising concepts like ghost notes, rimshots, and 16th notes from this course. I also wanted to give you advice on how to get the most out of your practice time. I believe playing the drums should be FUN! I really hope you have fun learning how to play drums in this course!
