ruff

ruf. [English] A type of stroke in drumming that consists of three rapid strokes before the main stroke. Similar to the drag.

: a fringe or frill of long hairs or feathers growing around or on the neck of an animal. 3. : a common Eurasian sandpiper (Philomachus pugnax) whose male during the breeding season has a large ruff of erectile feathers on the neck.

The drag (or drag ruff) is a foundational drum rudiment – a building block for all drag-based rudiments. While it might not seem like much on its own, it's perfect for ghost notes in drum beats or as a lead-in to drum fills.

If the grace notes are double-stroked or “buzzed”, it's a drag. A drag, tap-drag, dragadiddle, etc. contain “double-stroked” grace notes, therefore they are “drags”. A single-stroke four (formerly “four-stroke ruff”) uses single-stroked grace notes: therefore “ruff”.

So, to sum it all up for you, “ruff” is a noun that refers to a decorative collar or ornament, while “rough” is an adjective that can describe something that is physically rough, harsh, or difficult. “Rough” can also be used as a verb and has additional meanings such as “rough draft” and “rough around the edges.”

A preliminary mix of the existing tracks and elements recorded for a song. A rough mix is usually the first opportunity for the artist and producer to hear what they have recorded in the context of a complete or nearly complete production.

He wore a tunic of crimson velvet and a big starched ruff around his little neck. a circle of hair or feathers growing round the neck of a bird or animal: The bald ibis has a neck ruff of long, pointed feathers. He was impressed by the monkeys' ruffs of white hair.

Which means that a rough is alternating strokes. So for example when we look at the three stroke rough it. Means. When we talk about the four-stroke. Rough.

The UK hosts a small, but important, breeding population of ruff. The ruff is a large sandpiper that is so-called due to the large ruff of feathers around the males' neck.

Rough now the rough is played. In the same. Way or practiced the same way as the flam we have an upstroke. And this time the upstroke bounces. And then the f is the downstroke.

A rough recording is a version of your song made with a single instrument (usually guitar or piano) and a vocal. We need this so the musicians can learn the chords to your song and the singers can learn your melody and lyric phrasing.

How to Get a Great Rough Mix In 7 Simple Steps

1. Find the Busiest Part of the Mix.
2. Do Levels and Panning.
3. Filtering and Subtractive EQ'ing.
4. Add Compression.
5. Add Character EQ.
6. Saturation or Tape Emulation for Color.
7. Space and Parallel Processing.