Buzz Roll Exercises - matched and traditional grip

[@Joethedrummer]

Great, no BS explanation. Really helpful.

[@ThePracticePadBook]

Cheers Joe

[@johncontrary8149]

So basic but best lesson on buzz I have come across. Thanks

[@ThePracticePadBook]

Ah, cheers John.

[@johnmorgan7975]

Definitely a master at the buzz roll very informative.

[@ThePracticePadBook]

Ah, cheers John

[@nandopolesel]

that was awesome

[@ThePracticePadBook]

Cheers Nando!

[@FionaFairlie]

Really informative and helpful. Thank you. 😊

[@ThePracticePadBook]

Most welcome

[@clarissap5335]

Well done ❤

[@ThePracticePadBook]

Thank you

[@danielperezalbert7876]

Hi, many thanks for sharing. I’m working for a long time on my roll trying the develop sensitivity in my fingers to get the right bounce from the sticks and to achieve a proper and swinging roll. Your explanation is very helpful. Thanks again.

[@ThePracticePadBook]

Awesome, so glad it is helpful.

[@AlanGottesman]

Excellent, thank you!

[@ThePracticePadBook]

Cheers Alan

[@berniemccluskey8186]

im a newbie loved it

[@ThePracticePadBook]

Awesome!

[@RichmondDrumLessonsBC]

love that open snare sound! what's that mic? sounds great whatever it is! I normally use a share sm57

[@ThePracticePadBook]

Cheers. It’s a DPA mini shotgun mic.

[@stefanocogorno2176]

Hi thank you for this lesson. Are you using rimshot for the accent or is It not necessary? I cannot understand from the video. Thanks. Stefano

[@ThePracticePadBook]

Hi Stefano, thanks for tuning in! I wasn’t going for rim shots. It would a great sound though if you were able to catch them amongst the buzz!

[@9179-p1h]

Hi. Great lesson! Just curious... What type of snare are you using, and what type of head is on it? It sounds great... Really sensitive. Thank you.

[@ThePracticePadBook]

Hi
Thanks for checking out the vid. It’s a metro snare, Aussie custom made. 14x8
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