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#168476 - 07/30/08 09:07 PM Transition trad to matched and back
Jammin_n_Flammin Offline


Registered: 07/08/08
Loc: Madison, Alabama
I have a way that I do this but I was just wondering how you guys do it here. That is, having a cool transition flip/spin to go from playing in traditional to playing in matched and vice versa that is easy to do, fast, efficient and looks good.

I tryed to search for this but I didn't know what to call it so I'm posting it here and if it is already posted then sorry.

Thanks.

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#168477 - 07/30/08 09:13 PM Re: Transition trad to matched and back [Re: Jammin_n_Flammin]
PenniesForSale Offline


Registered: 06/11/08
Loc: Nevada
Starting from matched, I move my first finger so that the stick is in between the first and second. Then I turn my wrist counter-clockwise until it's in the traditional position, move the thumb under the stick, and shift my second finger back over to form a traditional grip. Going from traditional to matched I do the reverse.
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#168479 - 07/30/08 10:59 PM Re: Transition trad to matched and back [Re: PenniesForSale]
scchsdrummer Offline
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Registered: 01/03/08
Loc: Odenville, Alabama USA
pennies sounds a lot like what i do
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#168486 - 07/31/08 01:32 AM Re: Transition trad to matched and back [Re: scchsdrummer]
Jammin_n_Flammin Offline


Registered: 07/08/08
Loc: Madison, Alabama
Does anyone know of one that has snugglebunny of flair to it?

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#168517 - 07/31/08 11:07 PM Re: Transition trad to matched and back [Re: Jammin_n_Flammin]
thedude Offline


Registered: 05/13/08
Loc: Hawaii, US
Do this spin backwards, but when it's right about to go back into the original traditional grip, let the stick transfer from in between your ring and middle fingers to in between your middle and index fingers. When the spin is done, you should be back in traditional grip except the butt is facing out instead of the bead. Then, do a backstick into matched.
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#174853 - Today at 01:01 AM Re: Transition trad to matched and back [Re: thedude]
vibraphoneian Offline


Registered: 09/30/08
Loc: flagstaff, arizona
I go to set, swing them behind my back, then pull them out, play, and repeat to get back.
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#174859 - Today at 01:59 AM Re: Transition trad to matched and back [Re: vibraphoneian]
Robotman8591 Offline


Registered: 01/10/08
Loc: Melbourne, Florida
Dude If you really want some flair Watch some videos and invent your own way doing it. It'll Be a lot more satisfying and cool once you come up with something that's yours. I'm thinking the key to what you want is somewhere in your mind. Just got to be creative a bit. =] But videos definitely help.
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