If you're wondering how to add percussion to your playing this course is for you.

In 8 weeks I will show you step by step how to add certain elements to your daily practice and all the secrets you need to know to add this awesome technique into your skillset.

In this module, you will learn how to make an effective low-end drum sound on your guitar whilst doing basic strumming at the same time.

In this module, you will learn about strumming between the beats mixing up-strums with down-strums to create a fuller sound

In this module, we will look at two ways to achieve an alternative to the low-end sound of the 'kick'. A higher frequency 'snare' sound on two different parts of the body 

In this module, you will learn about all the most basic strumming possibilities from the 6000+ that could theoretically exist in just 1 bar alone giving you the ability to coordinate any of those patterns together with a straight 'kick' and 'snare' beat

In this module, we will take what you learned last week and test your co-ordination when moving the percussion around in different ways over various strumming patterns.

Another way you may need to strum 8th note patterns is with a triplet feel. In this module, we will talk about what triplets are and how you can use them in a few different examples

In this module, we will look at dividing the beat even further. 4 equal notes in 1 beat are called 16th notes and the strumming pattern possibilities are endless; where we may have had around 6000+ possible strumming patterns with 8th notes in one bar we have more than 43 million now! Let's look at just a few of them.

In this module, we will cover some of the more complicated 16th note rhythms. Both the left and the right hand will have to have a lot of coordination to get these 100% right. 

Here are 4 songs with syncopated guitar parts over a 4-to-the-floor kick pattern for you to practice.