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How do you know if you are in time when doing the press roll, which I can do (I think) but I’m not doing it with a metronome…….
Regarding triplets; when I do doubles the stick seems to bounce on the second stroke the faster I get, so I figured when doing triplets the stick would bounce a bit with the second and third stroke as well, right?
Am I making sense?
I'd help you if I could translate it lol. I need to take some real lessons.
I am afraid I am going to be no help either sorry sue.
What! 32? ddrumbum? I'm disappointed, I've always been able to count on the two of you!!!!! :icon_mrgreen: :icon_wink:
I can't do either of those things, so I suck.
Probably could if I took the time to learn, but learning is boring lol.
You can't do a double stroke or buzz roll (press roll) Kev? I find that hard to believe!Quote:
Originally Posted by ddrumbum
I agree with you, learning can be boring but when you finally get something you've been working on for a while it feels GREAT!!!! I've been working on my doubles for some time now and I'm finally getting pretty good at them, I totally amazed myself. I'm wonderful!!! LOL At least I think so, I'm very proud of myself :icon_mrgreen:
Yes I can, I am just foolin with ya Sue,
That is probably one of the best feelings, to work hard on something, and see that hard work pay off, it is a great feeling, keep it up I am proud of you to, you are really doing great,
I was gonna say, "Sheesh, guess all those videos weren't you!" LOL!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by ddrumbum
Thanks Kev, I have everyone here to thank, you've all been keeping me on my toes and proving to me that practice and patience are the key to good drumming.
Ah, well I have been working on my double stroke using floors and paint cans lol. Is a buzz roll like a drag or seomthing?
Not sure if it's the same as a drag? Anyone?
I was under the impression that there really isn't any timing with the press roll as far as the strokes go. The duration of the roll is important, but the idea of the press roll is to just keep a constant buzz going for the duration of the note value of the roll. Someone correct me if I'm wrong, Please!!!
How exactly do you perform a buzz roll?
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Originally Posted by Church Drummer
Yep you are absolutely right.
I would love to help, but I suck at explaining things, sorry man.Quote:
Originally Posted by 32ndHeartBeat
It's cool Kev don't worry about it. I think I've seen it in some of Neil Peart's videos, really commonly used.
I am sure you have, Neil is the man.Quote:
Originally Posted by 32ndHeartBeat
the new Drum magazine sure had a good article on him, and his new kit looks kinda similar to mine.
Check out what this cretin saidQuote:
Originally Posted by ddrumbum
http://www.drumchat.com/showthread.p...ght=neil+peart
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Mother's day my *** :icon_mrgreen:
VinnySimmo is gay!? That's insane! I would have never guessed by the way he typed lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Roaddebris
I hate puppies, so I think I'm just gonna start saying that Neil Peart's gay to abolish them from Earth haha
Even though I would pee myself everytime. :shifty:
http://store.drumbum.com/drums/buzz-...ents-drums.htmQuote:
Originally Posted by 32ndHeartBeat
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I use to play feild snare in a marching band for anzac days etc... Pretty much it would be a mixture of wrist and fingers trying to bounce the sticks as fast as i could go. I find it easier on the edge of the snare skin too. I use to be the fastest single stroke snare in the class :P