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Buzz roll drum lesson (multiple bounce roll)

The ideas in this video are from Bill Bachman's Extreme Hands Makeover which I strongly recommend you check out: https://drumworkout.com/courses/extre... 0:00 - Intro 0:05 - What we want buzzes to sound like 0:35 - Play with thumb on top of stick 0:55 - Not much of a gap between thumb and first finger 1:38 - Don't play with your wrist, lock your wrist and your arm instead, play from the elbow 2:29 - Play down on the head 2:50 - Overview of first exercise 4:34 - First exercise starts 5:10 - Overview of second exercise 6:00 - Second exercise starts 6:45 - How to rimshot into a roll 8:44 - Summary of technique for buzz rolls 9:27 - Using this same technique for fast doubles Prerequisites to this video: How to play a free stroke/rebound stroke -    • How to play a rebound stroke/free stroke o...   Stringing free strokes together -    • Single alternating strokes drum lesson (si...   Fingers part 1 -    • Finger technique for drums part 1   Fingers part 2 -    • Finger technique for drums part 2   Stopping the stick -    • Stopping the drumstick in a healthy way (p...   Accents and taps -    • Accents and taps in drumming   Time to build up our buzz rolls! There are a few main things to think about with buzz rolls. First, don't play from the wrist. Instead, lock your wrist and arm, and hinge up and down from your elbow. You'll be able to play much longer that way and you won't strain your wrists. Also, get up on the sticks so you can play down on the head. You'll have more leverage and it will make it easier to press down and get a good solid buzz sounds.