your accent by trying to listen to the way other players play. It’s kind of like learning

a language. It’s very clear, most drummers are playing that kind of time. If you don’t

feel like you can tongue fast enough, don’t try to play that fast. There’s one technique

called “doodle tonguing”, I don’t know if you’ve, it’s like doodle doodle doodle

doodle doodle doodle do. Ta ka, ta ka. That’s like double tonguing. If you’re going to

think about notes to identify what a chord sounds like, the third and the seventh are

the notes that kind of identify the chord. The E flat in the F minor seven chord would

move down. When it’s a sixteen bar tune and the last four bars go into a little different

thing again. Going to G seven sharp nine, C minor, so that’s like a two five one in

C minor.