Moeller Stroke

[tamakit123]

u don't use fingers they r not involved its all the arm motion as a "whip" and u let the stick do the rest after the first big stroke

[ShaunStruwig]

Really cool stuff... how long did it take you to build that sorta speed, obviously it's different for people cause they practice differently, but for you? I practice between 1 -2 hours a day moeller technique, is it one of those things that takes 5 years or like a year or 2? :)

[13TeK11]

if you rly want to see the master of this tech just search for Jojo Mayer on youtube...

[shaunmuffinman]

maybe..turn down the power metal next time hehe..

[MrEGODRUM]

bullshit

[fallenangel328]

is this what the drummer from protest the hero does in the begining of bloodmeat?

[DrumCaptain1]

U ARE AMAZING

[TheNando777]

Extremely useful video especially for a beginner like me! This technique will definately help with the faster paced songs.

[mapexlb]

I started doing it naturaly, I never watched a video or anything it just felt right... dont get caught up on the details just grab some sticks and start flowing up and down with you're rolls, it will come to you.

[mapexlb]

it just puts you in a swinging motion to increase feel and consistancy, instead of a static position trying to use the same power level and technique, moeller strokes flow up and down in motion and power, much easier to control and maintain.

[CharybdusRage]

It's a pretty sick technique, but does it have to be done in traditional grip?

[bigkahuna355]

No it can be done using matched grip. The left hand mirrors the right hand. It does work.

[kingmajin]

well,if you do what i thought,wouldnt that turn into kind of a triple rebound roll,which shouldnt cut your speed?

[HenBanKeN]

mmm... I'll try to explain but I'm not english.

The first thing in the technique is the motion, the rebound is an important fact but... it isn't a rebound roll.

Moeller technique is good because you do those triplets with both hands without a pause. Then, you alternate the triplets.

I hope you understand.

[kingmajin]

but HOW is my question....

[HenBanKeN]

Man... just try the triplets with one hand (whip, tap, upstroke), without pause, and slowly. You will understand inmediatly. After that, speed up your triplet... and practice everyday, always relaxed. In a few days, you will see some improves in your technique.

After doing that with both hands, alternate...

I hope it helps! ^^

[kingmajin]

full triplet in one hand,than full triplet in the other?

[HenBanKeN]

No, "alternate" means that after the first stroke of the triplet in your right hand, you start doing the triplet in your left hand. Repeating the triplets in that way, it will sound like this:

RWhip-LWhip-RTap-LTap-RUpstrok­e-LUpstroke-

RWhip-LWhip-RTap-LTap-RUpstrok­e-LUpstroke... etc...

[kingmajin]

that sounds pretty hard to do

[brenzig]

practice it bro! I'll put up a more in depth video for you! promise!

[kingmajin]

thanks dude

[HenBanKeN]

Thank you man! I need it too xD I'm just a beginner in Moeller Technique.

[kingmajin]

couldnt you go:right whip,right tap,right upstroke;left whip,left tap,left upstroke?

[kingmajin]

why does no one explain exactly HOW to combine the hands?

[gkdrummerboy]

Nice.

[brenzig]

thanks =]