Double Stroke Roll | Drum Rudiments | Technique Improvement | How to Drum Roll? Drumset / Drum Line
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- The double stroke roll works just like the single stroke roll - it's played in a sequence of alternating strokes (roll). But instead of having one stroke per hand you'll have two, as shown on the sheet music below. You can use full wrist turns to play each stroke of the double stroke at slower speeds.
The double stroke roll is an extremely popular rudiment that should be practiced to perfection by anyone serious about playing the drums. Not only is it popular for use within beats and fills, but it is also the foundation for many other important drum rudiments. #akhamiemusic
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As an older drummer that always knew I had terrible technique, I recently made it a goal to go and learn proper technique. Of all the videos I've come across I've found your approach to be the most straight forward and clear to what needs to be happening. Thanks
I revisit this lesson quite often and try to match yr technique and instruction. Appreciate ya 🙏🏼
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I’m back again and it’s great, explained very well, probably the best that I’ve seen for me
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Yes! I needed an in-depth lesson on double strokes. This is great!
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I just wanted to say thank you for posting videos like this! I'm a new drummer and it's so tempting to just jump right in and start learning/playing songs I like, but I'm also learning how important it is to have good technique and your lessons are a huge help!
That's amazing! I'm so glad to hear it!
You can do both. Do the grind, practice technique, often, long, focused. But always mix it up with playing your favorite songs, maybe even try out something you know is way out of your league, just to challenge yourself and discover the happy accidents along the way. And sometimes - just go nuts, play whatever, to hell with measures and time signatures, see where your growing musical mind takes you.
Most detailed explanation I've seen of this technique. Very helpful, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
You did a awesome job explaining how to do a true roll.
Glad it was helpful! I appreciate it.
Awesome video!!! Doubles are my kryptonite , thank you for the knowledge you share . I don’t take it lightly!!!
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Me again...this is probably the best double stroke roll video I've seen! I also think, the practice pad can give you a false sense of esteem on finger- related drum exercises. I've been using chair cushions & my forearms to develop my fingers. Thanks again for being you!
Hey! No worries, I'm just super excited that it's clicking for people. I just want to help encourage growth so I'm glad that some of this is clicking for people!!!
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I would practice for hours on a pad 4 years and now. Caurpl tunnel hand pain. And now 10 min a day suxx
Good thing I am practicing my roll on my pillow before watching this because unfortunately, I do not have a practice pad. I just hope I'll get better LOL . Thank you for the advice and for this video.
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Nice teaching, Thanks for easy tips
even an old turkey like me 65 still can learn the right way to use the sticks.
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I really struggle with the doublestroke roll. I've heard many instructors talk about pillow practice. Because there is 0 rebound from the pillow, how is it possible that the stick is returning up for the second bounce? The hands must be pulling it up right? Does this even make sense? Keep up the good work and the camo look !
@pēteris ēteris I will give that a try. It sounds logical. I watched my drum instructor do doubles using the push pull method on surfaces without rebound and I could not understand how the stick was able bounce back without it. It seemed he is pulling it back up without being aware of it. Either way I am not able to reproduce it myself. Thanks again for taking the time to reply Peteris!!!
Great question Brett and thanks so much. Yes playing on a pillow means you won't be able to rely on the bounce. After practicing on a pillow all my drum rudiments became a lot cleaner. And yes the hands are pulling the stick up.
@@camiloops.official Thanks for taking the time answering my question. That was the affirmation I needed. Now I just need to figure out how to pull the stick up without rebound on the first stroke! lol. Keep up the good work.
@@brettallen611 check out the Moongel workout pad. It's a proper practice pad designed to have no rebound, I love mine. May be easier to work with than a pillow haha.
The great lesson a lot of people teach the double stroke roll like it's a press roll and it's not you have to be able to do a double stroke on the floor Tom
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Fantastic technique and lesson!
So grateful to see your video! I really struggled to do double stroke roll and I think that your practice may really help me to learn faster
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Best explanation on the net, thanks a lot!
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can you please upload more videos of you playing that practice pad please
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I want to see the video of double and triple Para-diddle, which are essential for drum strokes.
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Hey thank you and thanks for the suggestion!
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"The flag is a good indication of where you're supposed to have your fulcrum."
I used to go by something similar to this also, and I was even rather dogmatic about it, but watching the likes of Eric Moore, Nate Smith (he'll occasionally move the fulcrum further up, but 90% of the time is right at the butt end of the stick) and others absolutely tear it up with the fulcrum about as far back is it's possible to go really shook my philosophy. Academically, it seems like the "balance point" should be the obvious place to put the fulcrum, but I think there are other variables in play aside from just maximizing bounce. For example:
Pros for "balance point" fulcrum:
-The point at which the most work is transferred from your hand to the head of the drum.
-Theoretically, this should maximize economy of motion--for any given amount of work done by the hands you should be able to produce more energy with a balanced fulcrum. In practical terms this is probably correct in many contexts.
Pros for "butt end" fulcrum:
-The obvious one is increased reach.
-Less reliance on bounce makes the stroke more consistent across multiple surfaces.
-A smaller movement is required to reach the same stick height.
-Less reliance on vertical arm motion and large muscle groups in producing accents (When a stroke just pivots around the fulcrum, without lifting the arm, only the mass in front of the fulcrum contributes to the energy of the stroke. You can lift your entire arm to engage this mass by dropping it onto the surface. Therefore, the further back the fulcrum is placed, the heavier accents one can produce without the need to lift one's arm.)
I think the biggest aspect is:
-Maximizing the work of hands versus head helps you develop the hands, so while the balance point should be more efficient in an even playing field, it's rarely the case that there is an even playing field.
In the end, I feel that any fulcrum placement between balance point and as far back as you're able to place it while keeping all of your fingers on the stick is viable. I don't think any one placement is superior to all others. If there is something that's superior, it's having a flexible fulcrum that you can change situationally.
Thanks for the comment. Lots of great information and I totally understand what you mean about the fulcrum placement. I occasionally play toward the butt of the stick, but it just depends on what I'm playing. Thanks again for you comment. Cheers :)
Once again great help to work on technique! Ever considered of making your grooves available as a loop pack?
Thanks so much. I am happy you enjoyed the video. I have some loops available on my website www.akhamie.com/music
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Cool lesson. What drumsticks are you using?
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Nice video,thank you for sharing your skills.Kindly wear a microphone when you're facing the camera for a better sound quality.
Death metal drummers have a similar method to push and pull called gravity blast but they use the rim for bounce
Some rock triplets with one hand. Gravity blast
Hi Akhamie, thank you for the lesson, please could you explain again the difference between the push and pull technique and the finger technique you're using?
Thanks .. clear and well described, returning to drums as a hard of hearing artist :)
That's amazing! Good luck and thanks for the kind words!
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Great help. Could you tell us exactly what practice pad you used?
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love your videos and your creativity! your background story too is great! your videos are pretty informative! enjoyed the gospel drums/chops videos, and your talent as a drummer! added bonus, your definitely easy on the eyes and very attractive! yup, subscribed lol! and you slay at double stroke rolls too, I could only hope to be as good as you at it some day. ive been playing 25 years and something just doesn't click right with it for me idk what it is....always feel like I'm 3/4 there, but missing the step where I take off and fly somehow. hope to work that out eventually. keep up the great videos! thank you
That's a lot of nice things to say! I appreciate and certainly if you can think of any of instruction that might be helpful let me know and I will do my best to make it happen.
@@camiloops.officialok, here goes then... i mentioned having trouble playing really fast double strokes. Things im curious about with it is why? Am i trying too hard? Am i supposed to find the balance between holding sticks super loose ,or tight, relaxed, french grip, matched, how much finger to wrist ratio here when going for fast double strokes?...i never took band in school, and i am self tought.... probably knee deep in bad habbits and technique, but have managed well throught it all....just stuck on this ......still
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When you first start , should a beginner use light or heavy sticks or another type? Thanks!!!👋😁👍
You mention the stick making a slicing motion, but if that happens (and I'm a victim of that!), how would you work on it to fix it and get the stick moving straight up and down, which is what you'd want?
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Hello, are you using the fingers plus the bouncing? or just the fingers movements?
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1:32 you compare the double stroke to push pull technique. Curious when and why you would use push pull vs the pull-pull technique here?
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I can do doubles....but lack the stamina and control that you have. Time to practice. Dig your chill vibe as well.
thanks! You are going to kill it!
What about us traditional grip players? I can get my right hand strokes moving fast with the fingers but my left hand isn't keeping up.
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Is your index finger holding tightly or lose on the stick? Also are the three fingers moving the stick or the index finger is too or is the index finger just stationary like the thumb gripping only? Hope my question makes sense
This roll is : one stroke, two bounces--not two strokes. Two bounces with each hand becomes a double stroke roll.
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what size of sticks you are using for practice? thanks God bless