Double strokes is indeed useful in several instances, that last fill-in in PPR, Say What You Mean, Waza, hell, too many to mention. I use double strokes on Timepiece phase II instead of alternating right-left hand on the snare-tom-tom/snare-snare-tom parts. A lot of people get by without it though and have their own means to do fill-ins. If you can do YYYYC with one hand, so much the better
Double strokes is indeed useful in several instances, that last fill-in in PPR, Say What You Mean, Waza, hell, too many to mention. I use double strokes on Timepiece phase II instead of alternating right-left hand on the snare-tom-tom/snare-snare-tom parts. A lot of people get by without it though and have their own means to do fill-ins. If you can do with one hand, so much the better
Last edited by Melchior : 01-31-2007 at 09:27 PM.
Reason: Double-post
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