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Drummers Sharing Tips, Tricks and Knowledge on subjects such as Drum Tuning, Drum Rudiments, Paradiddles, Shuffles, Groove Ideas,
Drum Kit Dynamics, Drum Fills, Triplets, Drum Micing, Drum Recording, Changing Drum Heads and so much more.
Here's an introduction to the Flam and Alternating Flam. Hello Billy Ashbaugh here with DrummerConnection.com and today I want to share with you the Flam. Understanding the Flam and playing them around the drum set can really add a whole new dimension to your playing. It's a wonderful rudiment to explore. With that being said, there are several different exercises and or rudiments that involve the flam. We'll be covering a lot of them in the lessons to come, both here and out in the Drum Room. I'd like to get started with the alternating flam. We'll look at the right flam first. What's happening here, is the right stick is going to be up higher and play the accented note. The left hand, with the stick, is going to be about an inch or so off of the surface whether you're on the pad or the drum. What happens is, a split second before the right hand hits with the accented note, you're going to drop the left stick down quietly as a ghost note and i... more...
Here's the first lesson I shot from the Drum Room. This is warm up exercise I'll call Diddle Combo #1. It's a combination of paradiddles and double paradiddles. I plan on posting more of these exercises in the near future. Feel free to share some Diddle Combo's of your own....enjoy!! Example #1 - Paradiddle w/ accents Example #2 - Double Paradiddle w/ accents Example #3 - Diddle Combo #1Â Example #4 - Diddle Combo w/ click
This is an introduction to the 5 stroke roll. While I was editing this lesson for the site, I noticed a mistake I made during the shoot....see if you can find it!!
Here's an introduction to the Double Paradidde.Example #1 - with feet Example #2 - Paradiddle & Double Paradiddle Â
Here's a basic introduction for the paradiddle. Example #1 - Counted as Quarter Notes  Example #2 - Counted as 8th Notes Example #3 - Counted as 16th Notes  Example #4 - with feet
Here's a lesson on getting down your single & double strokes....enjoy!! Â
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One problem I've continually struggled with are my rolls. Once I switched over to 1st and 2nd bass drum I really started developing a lot of bad habits for my rolls. Mainly I think it has to do with my left hand but check out this video to see what I'm doing wrong so you can offer some useful advice to correct the situation.
Paradiddle-Diddles help alleviate the stress of having to crank out 16th notes at high speed. By placing the 1st accent on a different tom,or cymbal, you can play what I like to refer to as the infamous "jazz fill".
This is the overall breakdown of the Paradiddle. This lesson also gives other examples of how to play the paradiddle not only as a rudiment itself, but how to incorporate it into a beat or drum fill. Such examples can include - placing the 1st accent on the toms, or breaking it up over several toms along the kit.
This is the Double Stroke Roll with the accent on the second stroke. Great if your trying to clean up your double stroke roll!
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