How To Play A Paradiddle-Diddle - Drum Rudiment Lesson

The paradiddle-diddle is a simple and useful drum rudiment you can hear in jazz drumming, rock drumming, and more. Whether you’re adding it to drum fills, beats or solos, it has a triplet feel and a great flow to it.
In this quick video, you'll learn what a paradiddle-diddle is and how to play it properly!
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[@maximpopov8651]

Peace, Love and Paradiddles diddles ❤

[@swivelken248chan6]

My easiest way of doing paradiddle-diddle is to think of doing a half single RL, coming from full single stroke(RLRL) you are using only half of full single then followed by a full double stroke roll RRLL. Hence together=RL+RRLL=RLRRLL

[@rolomcfury]

I guess for lefties I need to lead with the right.

[@krusher74]

its the sign of the devil!

[@franciscomello2072]

Peace . My friend god. Brasil corruptos. ......... Music showwwwww

[@Michael-xw4er]

Like a six stroke roll but with only one accent instead of two.

[@ambrooks5]

I always wanna play fast like a madman lol. I have to force myself to start slow til I get it down lol

[@lucaswedderburn4789]

I’m with you brother, we got this tho lol. Slow and steady wins the race!

[@danielpincus221]

Try this without a metronome: practice a pattern slowly, and when you get it right four times in a row, increase the speed slightly. When you make a mistake, go back to the slower tempo.

[@ambrooks5]

@@lucaswedderburn4789 No doubt! My finger control is improving just wish it was a faster progression lol