Press Drum Roll Exercise 2

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Summary: See a press drum roll exercise and get expert tips and advice on drumming techniques in this free video.

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Jason Kay Jason Kay has been playing drums for over 30 years. He's traveled throughout America, Asia and Europe, playing with Blues, Rock, and Country bands. Jason has ... read more

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Press Drum Roll Exercise 2

For this one we're gonna do the press roll now for two full quarter notes half a measure of four time. One e and uh two e and uh three ... four. Okay so, one e and uh two e and uh three ... four. One e and uh two e and uh three ... four. One e and uh two e and uh three ... four. One e and uh two e and uh three ... four. And of course you can start with your left hand as well. One e and uh two e and uh three four. One e and uh two e and uh three four. One two three four. One two three four. One two three four. One two three four. And this what that press roll sounds like on the snare drum. One e and uh two e and uh three ... four.