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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Australia
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Lesson: Flam Killers
I got this exercise from watching and interview with Ronald Bruner jr, he didn't explain it at all so this is how I practice it
![]() I find flam taps a pretty good chops builder and this helps develp both flams and single stroke rolls further. Basically you play flam taps and then omit a flam tap and play the 16th notes with one hand, it takes 2 bars to repeat because the second bar will be left hand lead. lR=Right Flam rL=Left Flam R=Right Hand L=Left Hand Flam Tap lR R rL L - lR R rL L - lR R rL L - lR R rL L ex. 1 | lR R rL L - lR R rL L - lR R rL L - lR R R R | rL L lR R - rL L lR R - rL L lR R - rL L L L | ex. 2 | lR R rL L - lR R rL L - lR R R R - R R R R | rL L lR R - rL L lR R - rL L L L - L L L L | ex. 3 | lR R rL L - lR R R R - R R R R - R R R R | rL L lR R - rL L L L - L L L L - L L L L | Thats it, you know the usual, start slow and build your way up. Play at different stroke heights and try to keep and consistent sound. You can also orchestrate between right hand and right foot and left hand, foot etc. And also play it on the kit. Go try it! Last edited by Imperial Star; 02-04-2008 at 08:45 PM. |
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Banned
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Hrmmm just looks like playing 4 beats of flam taps then just adding 1 beat of single hand into the bar.
For a moment I thought you might have been talking about single stroking the flam, which is very difficult indeed. |
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Australia
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yeah just single hand.
I didn't say it was a hard exercise. I mean look at the stone killer exercise, its not hard but it works. |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: West midlands, UK
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Seems like a cool lesson
![]() I'm not keen on the upper and lower case F's for sticking tablature though. The sticking could be better written. For example... lR R rL L - lR R rL L And lR R rL L - R L R L - lR R rL L - R L R L |
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sit on you, sit on you
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: georgia
Posts: 1,877
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it's an okay lesson, i just want to know why you call it extended flam taps? extended because there's more than just flam tap over and over?
and yes, writing a different way would be nice, but since it's pretty much the same over and over, it's do-able |
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Registered User
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Australia
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Yeh I didn't know how to write flams in tab form, I'll change it to what Austin said.
I actually call the exercise Flam Killers, coz I find it similar to the Stone Killer exercise Joe Morello created. Not sure why I named the lesson extended flam taps, I'll prolly try change it aswell. |
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Ninja
Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 245
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Don't change the name cause people say you should. You named it and there fore it shall be. I need to get my flams up to par before I can flam tap good. But i shall consider this when I got it down.
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