THE IMPORTANCE OF PRACTICING YOUR ROLL AT VARIOUS SPEEDS

[@robertoavila9999]

Amazing!!!!! Great vídeo!!!!!

[@357pick]

Thank you.

[@vinskilindqvist4554]

You have the smoothest and most even traditional grip buzz roll I've ever heard :)

[@357pick]

Thank you very much.

[@gabrielgarcia-gd7sd]

Great lesson, thank you for the advice

[@357pick]

I'm glad that you found my video helpful.

[@rorybray7487]

Great lesson. Thanks for once suggesting The Modern Concert Roll by James. I bought it.Great material

[@357pick]

Thanks. I'm glad that you picked up the Will James book.

[@bigd-1-channel514]

Great video.

[@357pick]

Thank you for your comment.

[@chsemaphor]

Love your teaching videos Don, thanks! BTW, you can put your phone horizontally, so the format fits youtube better.

[@357pick]

Yeah, I probably should have done that. I could have recorded the video on my aMacbook Pro but I think the sound quality is better on my Galaxy 8.phone. Thanks very much for your comments.

[@BlahMmmBlah]

Thanks for the video Don! A quick question. What if tempo is around 60 bpm and I doing a buzz roll in 16th note triplets. But then I'm forced to play something in 16th notes. For example, a buzz roll with a accent on the "a" of the beat. What do I do? The tempo is 60 bpm so playing a 16th notes buzz roll would be too slow right? How do I play the buzz roll and hit that "a" accent?

[@357pick]

The point here is to give a roll practice tip that will enable one to make quick adjustments to thier roll so that the roll remains closed and smooth in any musical situation. I hope that this helps.