I found that not concentrating on it helps. I do find that, in almost a jazz style, I'll keep something going on in the fills, especially if I can accent things.
I am not schooled but a solid drummer anywho. And recently I converted over to the Kick through fill side of the house and WOW! It has made an amazing difference in my ability to do more complex fills. Once I stop thinking about it falls out. I am not there yet but, soon will be. Try it you might like it.
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Huh? I should hope not. What if it stalls when you put it in ge
Huh?
I should hope not. What if it stalls when you put it in gear.
there is always the tendency that when you are doing something i
there is always the tendency that when you are doing something intensive in one area, you let other areas slide.
I always tell my students that keeping the feet going is what keeps your fills from speeding up (or slowing down)
besides if you are doing something polyrhythmic, you need to have something to be polyrhythmic against.
I found that not concentrating on it helps. I do find that, in
I found that not concentrating on it helps. I do find that, in almost a jazz style, I'll keep something going on in the fills, especially if I can accent things.
Jeff
I am not schooled but a solid drummer anywho. And recently I con
I am not schooled but a solid drummer anywho. And recently I converted over to the Kick through fill side of the house and WOW! It has made an amazing difference in my ability to do more complex fills. Once I stop thinking about it falls out. I am not there yet but, soon will be. Try it you might like it.
D