Rolf Pilve - Bass drum fill exercise 2011

A short demonstration of how I practice implementing new ideas into my playing. The basic idea is to use typical note-reading exercise creatively through different interpretations. The example in this video shows some cool ideas between your hands and feet and improves your single bass drum technique. If you want the pdf, just send me message here or www.rolfpilve.com

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[GermanBeez]

thanks, rolf!

helped me out a lot!

Can you give away any info on the next solution .45 album?

[Vonmcloud]

@GermanBeez Thanks! We are composing new material at the moment, so I guess the new album is gonna take some time before it's out ;)

[GermanBeez]

@Vonmcloud alright, I hope you guys can conjure up a masterpiece like clandestiny again, although I bet thats a hard thing to do :). speaking of which, what notes do you play at around 5 minutes 50 secs? is it 5/5 or 7/7, I'm trying to play along, but Patrik and Tom's Riffs keep throwing me off :D

thx!

[Vonmcloud]

@GermanBeez It's in 9/8, playing quarters on china and complementing the guitar groove with snare and bass drum. The quarter note pulse above the groove makes it sounds a bit more complicated that it really is, making it sound over the barline phrasing.

[rTuomikanto]

En voinut olla huomaamatta, mutta... toi setti tuolla takana on meikän vanha! Mikä yhteensattuma, eli soitat siis toisin sanoen Brymirin Samin kanssa samalla treeniksellä.

[Vonmcloud]

@rTuomikanto Jep, sama mesta kyseessä, on kyllä herkun näköinen toi sun vanhakin setti!

[GermanBeez]

@Vonmcloud okay, solved the riddle, thanks again, lol

[WillensMcShred]

Well done!



[SipuliSiili]

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