Single Handed Roll (Triplet Variation)

[zeed4u]

yah there are better demos

[henkepenk93]

Well, you simply lost the hole point with it being a single handed roll. Seems kinda useless to me.

[SeanBroccoli]

@henkepenk93 Read the description: "Yes, you use both hands, but there is still only one stick contacting the head."

[TheGutterTwin]

see... this is the way its done..... good job man... and SUPER A + on not doing this on a electronic drum kit!!!

[terrorist772]

if ur going to hit the stick thats doing to the roll with the other stick, y not just do a roll with both sticks? lol

[drumdemon66]

then i wouldn't be a one handed triplet

[SeanBroccoli]

its a fun trick, not meant to be practical.

[SeanBroccoli]

Because I can already do rolls the normal way(s).

[seanotherway]

your adding in the stick hitting sound with your left..and doing the one handed roll with your right ..is a lot different then a roll with both hands..the dynamics of the stick hitting sound with the roll

[SeanBroccoli]

bingo. the head sound is more uniform between strokes because the same stick is hitting it over and over, and at the same time the 1 of the 3 pattern is accented by the sticks clicking together.

[fataldrums58]

top man i like it !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[fataldrums58]

top man i like it

[zarksentinel]

lol,nice slow-mo

[Zerofish22]

Doesn't that trips add-on defeat the purpose of a single-handed roll?

[SeanBroccoli]

its kinda like most flashy drum stuff. cool, but not really practical.

although, normal single-hand rolls do have applications...

i occasionally toss this variation in front of a breakbeat or drum n bass rhythm cause i got it sounding more consistent and slightly mechanical.

[darkstarpro]

You can do that, with just the one hand.... Worked it out today ^^ I will post a video soon.... peace out, and nice work..

[SeanBroccoli]

yeah, i know it's possible with one hand. this is a 2 hand variation.

[GHSTeddi]

Holy damn, well done.

[bgggbb]

Sweet man! Very nice!

[32scars]

I have gotta try that, what a cool technique. Cheers man.