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Drumming Expert Traditional Grip Rebound Stroke, Learn how to play drums
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- čas přidán 28. 02. 2013
- DrummingExpert.com
This video covers how to play the bounce stroke using the Traditional Grip, from DrummingExpert.com
This is cheating
Such precision, even levels, control ….gotta practice this way…..excuse me while I practice…..
Thanks, perfect lesson. Flying So relaxed….Controlled bounce…all fingers on, thumb forward. Index finger gets more action. Great demonstration
...then you went to Low level demo....WOW....can not wait to practice.
,,,yes ROTATE that’s the word....you can see it in the thumb moving with the rotation. Great demonstration. Thanks
You have helped me immensely, thank you, thank you, thank you....
thank you ..
Very intuitive and helpful. One question, i see how the rebound of the drum stick on the practice pad is more responsive than playing on actual drums?. Are my drum heads not tightened enough to produce a responsive hit like the pad? Thx for your practical Videos
Great video. I'm trying to get better at speed with traditional grip but my biggest problem is trying to play a strong back beat with my left hand as I seem to somehow buzz the stroke when I attempt to apply more power. Do you happen to have a video on that subject?
super helpful, thank you so much!
Thank you
This is excellent stuff Randall! I have to agree with all of these comments. I hope I can ask you a question...
When doing these exercises, I have to open my left hand in order to get the fast single stroke roll, (I bounce the stick with my index finger). When actually holding the stick in my left hand, the stick hits my ring finger when doing a single stroke roll. I have to open my left right up and get my fingers out of the way in order to get any kind of speed. By doing so I am losing control of the stick, plus it's harder to stop and start quickly and do accents. Do you understand what I mean? Do you have any advice? Thanks a million, Randall! Keep these great videos coming! Cheers!
I always thought the traditional grip was much more interesting.
There are some great drum lesson vids on CZcams ((lots in fact) But Randall mentions some finer points i haven't found in other lessons. These have been very helpful to me indeed.
Thanks Randall for taking your time to share your knowledge in these great easy watching vids :)
AMEN
That´s the first video here on youtbe regarding the traditional grip bounce stroke that does it for me. Thank you very much for your videos. Great stuff.
the best teacher! and also looks like don henley!
when doing free strokes, do you feel the stick pressing back against the underside the of the forefinger more or do you feel the pressure more in the web of the thumb?
+Justin Montgomery
When doing the rebound stroke properly you actually feel the stick very stable between both those points. It is a great feeling when the stick feels "locked in" to your hand between the forefinger on top and the webbing of your thumb. It flies with total relaxation, but you are in control. Takes some practice, but it comes. Stick should stay connected to your skin at both point.
I'm really trying to Learn how to play traditional and I think I'm doing it right, it's really frustrating and so uncomfortable in my left hand and I guess because it's just a "new" thing for me. Any advice?
+Pro_Gamer38 Thanks for you comment and question. My first thought would be to just hold the stick in rest position and reveiw through all the aspects of proper grip and hand position. Tension is usually the cause of pain. Take a deep breath and relax. Make sure your neck, shoulder, and upper arm are relaxed and there is no tension.
relax and make sure you wrist is in the proper position and then focus on practice the various motions smoothly.
If you are not in pain and its just "weird" then keep going and practicing until the grip and motions become more natural and comfortable for you.
Good luck!
Thank you so much for your help!
A CLOCKWORK DRUMMER ON YOU TUBE.....YOU DESERVE IT RANDALL!
Very helpful! Thanks! :)
Hey! thanks for sharing all this.
I just have a problem, from the very first exercise "the dribbling exercise" my stick slides!
I put the stick were you say and my right index finger seems to move along with the momentum of the stick ... but at some point my grip ends up in the but of the Stick :/
And i´ve been playing traditional for several years.
Make sure you keep your left hand holding the stick completely still. just cradle the stick and do all the motion with the right hand finger and bounce of the drumhead.
i have two problems double stroke speed and stiocks keeps clicking together on single stroke rolls
nice left hand technique
thank you ...