Buzz Rolls Vs Drags: Are They Different?

[@ex0148]

You had me at messy mash :-) Sorry I have to stop watching your video's now, why? Sit's at kit for like 3 hours, finishes.... Sweaty, smiles, smashed that mash! Feels great... Watches Em, realise he has so much to learn. Cries to himself in the corner. :-)

[@ADavontiS]

Novice drummer here... thanks for this. I've always done these 2 instictively when playing and over time felt it out how they are different, but I've never known the technical term for them

[@saltydalty7665]

I think it’s more common for people to confuse ruffs and drags and I believe there’s a rudiment that is a buzzed flam but I can’t remember what it’s called

[@murob2347]

That makes sense. Now, how do you do a buzz roll? Meaning, how do you get the left+right in time to "roll"?

[@your_average_blanket_lover3732]

Are you able to just do a controlled buzz to supplement the double stroke? Like just let it bounce exactly twice and that's it

[@redbunny22]

Short answer: yes. Long answer: That would be a double stroke then. No one said you can't use rebound and pressure to make doubles easier. Work smarter not harder.

[@Carlobergh]

The volume of the drums is kind of low in this one. Good short though!

[@GrimDarkness1972]

So, if I got it right, a buzz roll is a wrong played drag, isn’t it?

[@silverniko9745]

I didn't understand a thing but sure