The Four Limb Single Stroke Roll (Gregg Bissonette)

Check out the microphones used in your favorite Drumeo videos (Earthworks x Musora) ► https://earthworksaudio.com/musora _______________ ►TRY DRUMEO FOR FREE: https://www.drumeo.com/trial-yt Faster Hands & Feet (in 10 days) ► https://www.Drumeo.com/faster/ Gregg Bissonette calls it a 'four limb single stroke roll', which involves two and four limb coordination. You can alternate this roll between your limbs like this: Right hand, right foot Left hand, right foot Right hand, left foot Left hand, left foot Not only will this exercise help with your note spacing, but it's a cool idea to use in a solo or at the end of a song. Gregg suggests playing a roll between your left hand right foot while your right hand plays a pattern on the ride cymbal. You might even try striking a tom with your left hand and playing right-left on a double pedal as your right hand keeps the pattern going (watch the video to see what this looks like). One of Gregg's 'what are you playing' moments comes from Vinnie Colaiuta: RH LF LH RF When he was learning it, he found that if he phrased it like a triplet, he 'forgot' about his feet. Gregg recommends leading with the hands and letting your feet fall into place. Take it slow and be patient! Follow Gregg: ►Facebook:   / greggbissone.  . ►Instagram:   / .  . Follow us: ►Facebook:   / drumeo   ►Instagram:   / drumeoofficial