Dark Heart
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after practising double stroke, now i have difficulty playing single stroke.
single and double strokes
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Dark Heart
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i'm a left handed, i play on right hand drum. My right hand lack.
Dark Heart
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i'm in 60 above playing doubles demi-semiquaver(32 beat)
Why is that so ah? People can play doubles and singles at the same time.
Gotta practise more
Why is that so ah? People can play doubles and singles at the same time.
Gotta practise more
Which is 120bpm playing 16th note (semiquaiver) lor.
Re : single and double strokes
it is very difficult double stroke drum when it is very easy single hand strong drum.
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it is very difficult double stroke drum when it is very easy single hand strong drum.
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Dark Heart
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it is very difficult double stroke drum when it is very easy single hand strong drum.
What u TOking????(-.-)
Drumbassador
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There are two ways to do the double stroke roll. There is the bounce back – where you hit the drum once and allow your stick to bounce back. Or you can use your wrists – where you physically hit the drum twice with each hand. Both are good techniques with plusses for each, and should be practiced equally. The trick to mastering the double stroke roll is to try and make both strokes and both hands, sound the same. Close your eyes and listen, do they sound the same?
To figure out the double stroke roll, start out slow and with always play with a metronome. Really try and get a feel for the stick. Simply hit your Practice Pad, and allow your drum stick to bounce a few times. This will get you used to the feel of your stick bouncing back. For using your wrists, again, start out slow. Simply double the single stroke roll, alternate each hand hitting the pad twice.
once you can master that start playing single strokes for one bar and then double strokes for the next bar. repeat these two bars continuosly and try to ensure that your doubles and your singles sound the same. practice this exercise and build it up to speed. you can also add paradiddles to your exercise for variation and independence purposes.
To figure out the double stroke roll, start out slow and with always play with a metronome. Really try and get a feel for the stick. Simply hit your Practice Pad, and allow your drum stick to bounce a few times. This will get you used to the feel of your stick bouncing back. For using your wrists, again, start out slow. Simply double the single stroke roll, alternate each hand hitting the pad twice.
once you can master that start playing single strokes for one bar and then double strokes for the next bar. repeat these two bars continuosly and try to ensure that your doubles and your singles sound the same. practice this exercise and build it up to speed. you can also add paradiddles to your exercise for variation and independence purposes.
ZachDrummer
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I am very comfortable practising single strokes till I get the hang of it. Until the moment I started practising double stroke roll. Gee! I have difficulty doing the single strokes again. The problem is, I get used to do the rebound stroke for the doubles till it affects my single strokes.
RudimentalDrummer
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I am opposite from you (in the same boat) - I do so much Singles nowadays - I cant do my Double Stroke Rebound as before...Hahahhaahahaha .... Bro
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