6 Stroke Drum Fills You Need to Know for Beginners

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  • @CameronFleury
    @CameronFleury  2 роки тому

    Don't know what to practice next? This blueprint will show you:
    academy.cameronfleury.com/metal-drumming-journey-blueprint

  • @rlan1_
    @rlan1_ 2 роки тому +2

    these videos are criminally underrated. more people need to watch this!

  • @chadcottle9953
    @chadcottle9953 Рік тому +1

    This guy (drummer) is fucking SICK!!! Great instruction and great feel.

  • @icenic_wolf
    @icenic_wolf 2 роки тому +3

    I use a lot of tap-diddles and tap-diddle-diddles. More useful for fills if you keep your toms tuned up (versus just-above-a-wrinkle-tuning), but you can still make it work with accented taps on your toms and the diddles on the snare if you like really low-tuned toms, too. Where uppercase are the accented singles and lowercase are the doubles: R-ll-rr-L-rr-ll R-ll-R-ll rr-L-rr-L, for example. Or one of my favorites, R-ll-rr-L-rr-ll-R-ll-rr-L-rr-ll-R-L-R-L

    • @icenic_wolf
      @icenic_wolf 2 роки тому +1

      The accent on the single tap is a handy tool for helping you to practice giving your singles the space that they need, otherwise I notice that people (myself included) tend to rush when the diddle starts, and so by the end of a phrase, if you're not practicing with a metronome, most people end up a half beat ahead of where they should be. Plus it just sounds better (imo).

  • @michaelobrien9689
    @michaelobrien9689 2 роки тому

    Awesome! Very helpful. I am always on the lookout for new twists on fills.

  • @alexvolcanomuller
    @alexvolcanomuller 2 роки тому +1

    Very cool. Thank you Cameron.

  • @StamatisKekes
    @StamatisKekes 2 роки тому

    Widely used in jazz mostly but saw it metal and rock as well from times to times ...

  • @DiamondLifer
    @DiamondLifer 2 роки тому

    Love it.

  • @didomasengo1501
    @didomasengo1501 2 роки тому

    Thank you very helpful 💯