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Multiple Bounce (Buzz) Motion

Ralph Humphrey

With the multiple bounce (buzz) motion, we are compressing our rebounce stroke and using pressure to achieve more notes.  As you play with this stroke, you will find the balance of pressure in the fulcrum that presents the best sound quality.

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1 - Alternate Double Stroke Motion
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2 - The Long Roll – DC Rudiment #1
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3 - The Long Roll – Exercise
4 - Multiple Bounce (Buzz) Motion
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5 - Multiple Bounce (Buzz Roll) Motion – DC Rudiment #2
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6 - Single Stroke Development
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7 - Single Stroke Development Into Triplets
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8 - Single Stroke Roll Development – DC Rudiment #3
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9 - Intro to Syncopation Using Single Strokes
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10 - The 3-Stroke Ruff – DC Rudiment #4
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11 - The 3-Stroke Ruff on Drum Set
12 - The 3-Stroke Ruff on Drum Set
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