Video Drum Lesson 2: Double Stroke Roll Introduction!

Here’s my second Drum Lesson on Video, the Double Stroke Roll. I play the same long and short runs like in the “Single Stroke Introduction“.

Don’t forget to Download the Snare Lesson – Long and Short Run PDF-File!

The Double Stroke Roll is one of the most important rudiments you must learn to play immediately. Please also read this post about the Double Stroke Roll.

It doesn’t matter if you’re using the traditional or the matched grip (like i do on the video). It also doesn’t matter if you are left-handed or right-handed…

…the funny thing with these rudiments is that both hands have to do exactly the same. You know, 2 strokes here, 2 strokes there. It’s easy to control your playing and to train your “poor” hand.

Okay, start playing now and have fun. See you in the next Video Lesson…

About dooDrummer

Hi there, my name is Markus and i'm from Germany where i started drumming in 1978. After learning to play all Beatles songs backwards, i was instructed after the methods of Siegfried Fink and Dante Agostini. Over the years i played in numerous bands almost every style you can imagine. Since over a decade i also give private drum lessons. I'm currently writing/recording an instrumental album called "General Wasting".
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One Response to Video Drum Lesson 2: Double Stroke Roll Introduction!

  1. Dave says:

    I’m new to your site but I’ll WILL be back in the future! Great information. Be sure not to let the second note on each hand drop or unintentionally let the first note become an accent. In rudimental drumming contests they want to hear evenness (sp?). Just like when you play sixlets or three notes on each hand each time you hit the drum each note needs to have the same velocity and quality of sound. :-)

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