#806 Beat Slicing: Typical Drum & Bass Groove [expand title=”Assessment”] Take each slice and practice inserting it into your groove at random. Obviously you will want to be able to play and work with the beat slices at a variety of tempos, but just so you will have some bpm goals: Beginner: 100 bpm Intermediate: 140 bpm Advanced: 160 bpm The faster tempos reflect some uptempo styles of D&B, which can go up to 200 bpm or higher. [/expand]

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#807 Practice Breakout Session: Beat Slicing: Typical Drum & Bass Groove [expand title=”Assessment”] A step by step guide for how to apply the material talked about in Beat Slicing: Typical Drum & Bass Groove to your practice time. [/expand]

Take each slice and practice inserting it into your groove at random. Obviously you will want to be able to play and work with the beat slices at a variety of tempos, but just so you will have some bpm goals: Beginner: 100 bpm Intermediate: 140 bpm Advanced: 160 bpm The faster tempos reflect some uptempo styles of D&B, which can go up to 200 bpm or higher.

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