Every Flam Rudiment at a Slow Tempo for Practice 🥁

[@SightReadDrums]

0:05 Flam 0:43 Flam Accent 1:24 Flam Tap 2:02 Flamacue (right hand lead) 2:38 Flamacue (left hand lead) 3:15 Flam Paradiddle 3:53 Single Flammed Mill 4:31 Flam Paradiddle-Diddle 5:15 Pataflafla (right hand lead) 5:53 Pataflafla (left hand lead) 6:32 Swiss Army Triplet (right hand lead) 7:16 Swiss Army Triplet (left hand lead) 8:01 Inverted Flam Tap 8:39 Flam Drag

[@scottyCDL]

Isn't the last one, the Flam drag, the same sticking as the Blushda?

[@wannabeadrummer]

Love those flans😮

[@kaliosaid86]

Many thanks good exercices

[@1dforever-z4m]

I know this is a lot, but this video really helped me build my confidence. Can you do it for all the 40 rudiments please? It will help me and many others

[@SightReadDrums]

Pleased to hear it helped! It’s on my list to do the other rudiments as well

[@1dforever-z4m]

@@SightReadDrums OMG IM SO EXCITED THAT YOU RESPONDED! THANK YOUU

[@jerryjenkins2867]

What is it called when you play a flam accent but the flams are a double stroke(idk if I explained that right)

[@jaimefiuza1064]

🥁🔝

[@hugostos09]

Sorry to say but it doesn’t sound like a flam

[@maz2218]

what is it sounding like?

[@outofround9373]

Definitely flams.

[@edwardkaminsky8142]

A flam consists of two single strokes played by alternating hands. The FIRST STROKE is a quieter grace note followed by a louder primary stroke on the opposite hand. I have a problem myself lowering the volume of the ghost note. ( quieter grace note )

[@hugostos09]

@@maz2218 it sounds like double stroke

[@hugostos09]

@@edwardkaminsky8142Correct, that’s why this video isn’t showing flams