Reading Sixteenth Notes and Rolls for Snare Drum

[@user-zd3ns6wx7y]

Finally made sense how a roll is written.

[@lilpinky5303]

Thank you man, I literally couldn’t find anything on TH-cam or google about teaching how to read rolls , but your explanation was fire 🕺🏽

[@choisam20]

i just want to tell you. this was very helpful. thank you.

[@user-zd3ns6wx7y]

How do you know how many slashes the note get on a roll.

[@JaredEscobar-n1o]

Thanks this made me pass my test in snare 🎉🎉

[@justingiovanetti]

For the two variations on the 8th-16th note groups, you can’t just hide the 8ths to see the 16th, you need to look to left of the note.
On the 1-e-&, if you hide the 1-e, then the e-& looks just like an 8th, but it’s not.
Need to look to the left.

[@gavinremedios7953]

Thanks heaps very well explained, so I guess thirty second notes would be with three lines ontop with the buzzes below, thanks again.

[@jcordery2]

or should I ask if there were three slashes would I include all the taps in the stroke roll?

[@nathanezekial928]

Thanks you’ve helped me a lot with this!

[@jcordery2]

thank you I just have a question on the five stroke rolls and the nine stroke rolls. Why isn’t the extra tap included in stroke roll count in the five and seven rolls?

[@borispolanco4853]

But what is the meaning of a line?