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Summary: Do you hear the rhythm in everything you do? Learn how to play drum rolls with expert tips and advice on bucket drumming in this free video.

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Ray King Ray King has been a drummer all his life. This Bronx, New York native started making music in church. About 10 years ago, he began "bucket & random object dru... read more

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Playing Drum Rolls on a Bucket

RAYMOND KING: Here, we're going to do a little bit of roll, show you a little bit of how we do our rolls. With the buckets, you can't actually hold your sticks the traditional way like you would do on a drum set, because you have to go with a little more force and power to get the hits and the sounds you will like. So, basically, this is the basic roll and with the bucket, you don't get much bounce, so you gotta hit every single lift.

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