single stroke rudiments

Let's practice this to a click at 60 beats. Per. Minute.

The single stroke roll is a sticking pattern alternating between right and left hand. Make sure you play just one clean note on each hand, and as you build speed (after all, it is called a 'roll') try to maintain relaxed hands and arms.

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And so forth let's practice this with a click. Track. To learn how to apply this rudiment and to improve your drumming.

Answer: Remember, the definition of a double stroke is “one stroke that results in two notes.” So in these patterns we play single strokes for the sixteenth-notes and double strokes for the thirty-second-notes. Therefore, the stroke flow remains the same while the rate of notes doubles.

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So the first way that we're going to practice it is by simply starting nice and slowly. And we're just going to gradually gradually build the speed. From an open roll into a closed roll.

Right right left left right left left right right left a little faster.

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Right right left left right left left right right left a little faster. Pretty straightforward let's practice this with a click.

You can control how soon the second strike occurs. The trajectory or amplitude of the stick gets smaller. Because now there is no time for the stick to travel all the way up.