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The Importance of Good Drumming Technique

by | Drums, Music

Of all the musical instruments, drumming is perhaps the most instinctive physical response to music. There are countless types of strikes, rolls, and fills that cannot all be named. Depending on the style of music you want to play, there are specific techniques designed for that sound. Exploring, experimenting, and practicing these techniques will make you a better and more well-rounded drummer.

One technique often used in slower moments of various styles is the brush stroke. Instead of sticks or brushes, this technique uses your fingers. Use your fingertips or nails for a brighter tone and gently tap the drumhead. Don’t bend at the elbow, simply lift your arm up and down. This creates a soft, delicate tone during the quieter parts of a ballad, a jazzy break, or a slower rock song.

There is ongoing debate and differing opinions about the best technique for using the bass drum. The pivotal question is whether to keep your heel up or not. Keeping your heel up allows for rolls and double strikes and produces louder hits. It also helps you play for a longer period of time. Basically, with your foot raised in the air, simply drop it down onto the …

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