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Raising the Hi-Hats

Playing the hi-hats is easiest when you position them high enough so that you can hit the snare drum with some force and not have your right hand in the way.

drum_techniuqes/basic/raising_the_hi-hats.txt · Last modified: 2007/07/26 12:19

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