It is not a if your lick gets chosen thing...it is literally the first person to post a lick during the week. That way we don't need a sign-up list and licks still get posted.
Now, about the lick I wrote:
I had ventured on snare science on several of the licks posted had tons of timing and stuff like fivelets, ninelets, etc. That was something I had not done much of, so I thought this would be a good opportunity.
I originally wrote a version of this lick that did include a few flams. However, I decided they really weren't necessary so I took them out and changed a couple of the rhythms to make the feel smoother.
If you are learning this, I would suggest taking out all of the diddles and learning just the "check pattern." That way you can get a feel for the music before adding in the "fluff."
Also, there are a few words that can be used to simulate fivelets:
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Lord I ask forgivness for Drumholio, for he knows not what he says. Oh Lord.. How super you are in your forgivness, I ask that you not smite him dead by a mad stricken Sloth.
We thank you for the most and greatest rudiment ever devised.
And now my Brethern, let's sing the hymn " o' how great the Flam "
Ahh, just checking my son. I understand your fleshly desires to seek the Dark Magic of odd time and the 5lets and such. But we need not forget the fundamentals we learned as children. I will say a prayer for you and I give you 12 lesson 25's as pentance.
I bless you my son, in the name of the down stroke and the up stroke and in the Grace note. Chop in peace!
I just got back into ruidemmental drumming after a long hiatus and have been looking for fun stuff to play with. this has been a fun one to work on. been playing with fivelet grids and diddle grids a lot lately this is a combo of both. Can't wait to see the next one. Its like Christmas every week.
And I have thrown some flams in on this one, And Sir Flamalot is correct it really spices it up hahaha. Gonna avoid saying the tempo I play it at to avoid embarrassment.