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Hi Dani! It's definitely in the same technique family as push/pull, but where push/pull is predominantly an elbow stroke and a wrist stroke playing constant notes, this doubles technique is more a quick pair of notes with the fingers opening for the first and snapping closed for the accent. Hope that helps! 🥁
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Awesome lesson dude, and your kit sounds perfect 👍👌
Great instruction! Definitely will incorporate this rudiment into one of our songs!
You made my day! I‘ve been looking how to play that Steve Gadd lick for ages! Thank you!!!
Great instruction. Easy to follow and well broken down.
Brilliant explanation, so much to discover with these patterns. Thanks a lot for the lesson.
Great lesson! I’d love to see a transcription for the basic ideas. Keep up the good work! J
Muy inspirador, great work, thank you ❤️
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Really glad you stumbled upon us and joined the community! We delve deeper into drum techniques on our site, which might be right up your alley: welcome.drum.dog 🔍
The technique you use to increase speed with dynamics is the push&pull, isnt it?
Hi Dani!
It's definitely in the same technique family as push/pull, but where push/pull is predominantly an elbow stroke and a wrist stroke playing constant notes, this doubles technique is more a quick pair of notes with the fingers opening for the first and snapping closed for the accent.
Hope that helps! 🥁
Molto bravo
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