Submitted by Sandy Toms, Ferndale, Michigan
Idea posted June 18, 2004
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Keeping in mind I'm just a novice, this is my take on the drumming technique: Base: (B) Whole hand (including base below thumb) hits center of drum parallel with drum but bounces off right awayBase Mute: (BM) As with base, but hand remains touching the drum head Tone: (T) Fingers together, hit side of drum with only the fingers hitting edge of drum Tone Mute: (TM) As with tone, but fingers remains touching drum head Slap: (most difficult) (S) Fingers open, palm hits side edge of drum (hard) and fingers follow through onto drum head Slap Mute: (SM) As with slap, but fingers remains touching drum head The idea behind these different techniques is to get a variety of pitches, base being the lowest and slap mute being the highest. It is fairly easy to teach the base and mute tones. You can do a lot of rote echo drumming with these tones.
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