Jazz Roll

[SplitYoWigBack]

its da JAZZ ROLLLL

[TeachMetheUnknown]

i been trying to find out how to do this forever! thanks!!!

[sewerrod]

You learn that and youre the greatest drummer in the world, thank you for explaing that entirely i might actually have a chance to be something now

[andybata]

nice!

[Ineedwords1121]

Did anybody kinda wince when you saw "jazz roll" and he bashed the living hell out of those crashes. Lol... maybe it was just me.

[Hamgammy]

@Ineedwords1121 why? jealous of his skill? stupid fuck.

[CUGL]

@Ineedwords1121:

*LOL* I love you! ;-) »… bashed the living hell …« Ingenious, absolutely ingenious!

[DreamEpiarch]

what you're playing is not a triplet with the second and thrid partials doubled. You are slurring it into like a fivelet. still a very cool lick!

[QuicK2800]

lol wow i thought it said R LL RR L R LL RR L not what it says...its a 5-stroke roll not a 6-stroke but the 6-stroke is actually the jazz roll if anyone was wondering

[renman000]

the 6 stroke is just a para-diddle-diddle rlrrll or lrllrr

[trizzHHS]

@renman000

Nah, although the sticking is the same as the paradiddlediddle, the 6 stroke roll starts on a different note. RllrrL RllrrL ...

[renman000]

@trizzHHS yeah, i guess i didn't know that a year ago lol

[farouqleftback]

MAN dat was the one i have been looking for

[indajust]

ay wutz up i knoe u

[hawkcwg]

I do this but i don't do doubles i just single stroke it.

[Buhzie15]

stupid name for a tap fivelet.

[joujou44]

well, that is just a basic 5stroke roll, one of da basic rudiments.

[socksandaphone1]

well, if we're going to get technical, it's ACTUALLY a slurred tap-five... =)

[ashs1988]

oh dear

[TreCool7777]

OK then mr funny man

[TreCool7777]

nice work man youve got it!

[erin6752]

Its actually called an Inverted five. Its a five stroke roll in its first inversion.

[DaMadBlaqDrumma]

so thats how they do it.

[sebztrrr]

isnt it actually called 5 stroke buzz roll ? its a simple

yet powerful rudiment :)

[juanbrujo12345]

real ocol video thanks dude

[russelsparadox]

Actually, I don't think that's quite it... There's another pattern, which fits nicely into a sixteenth triplet value.. is this:

RllrrLrrlRllrrLrrl Or if you divide it up: Rll rrL rrl Rll rrL rrl ... and there are all sorts of variations, but I think this is what you mean.

[MCDCOWNER]

Yes that is quite it...Thats a basic "triplet with double strokes in between roll" that I called the "jazz roll" because I use it in alot of jazz tunes and I've seen Elvin , and Tony use it too. I played Rllrr Lrrll in tripolet form.Yes there are many variations to triplets and diddles , etc... but what you wrote is not what I meant or I would have played what you wrote out. Thats a good one to practice too though. You should put that one up in a video for people to learn.

[cepticon666]

Learn to read and listen.

[LeftyRiot]

???

Explain this a little bit more. For a sixteenth note triplet or sextuplet you have way too many notes in there, unless you intend to use it for a 3 note fill.

[lipefleury]

good stuff

[JAARNO88]

cool!