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[sincanvas]

It's always refreshing meeting Artists that are passionate about what they [email protected] loves film ,and it shows... Pasting PDX with @ratanic_pestilencia .. Footage from upcoming Indie Street -Art film#@wilder.pix #film#filming#artsyfartsy #portland#filloftheday #filmlocation #pdx#portlandor #portlandoregon #@ratanic_pestilencia#voxxromana#@skamsticker #@asininecries#@kenetsu_pdx #@primerdome#@fed_btw#@davis_lives#@longgone.wasteofspace #@deadredpdx #@goodluckbuddha#@sneezington_shitz#@indeclineofficial#@fo5h #tcf#thechosenfew #spreadplague #spreadawareness #sincanvas #darkartists #wheatpaste #pasteupart #pegatinas #lambelambe #streetart #streetartist#piranhas#punkisdead#portlandgraffiti #handstyles#doorporn#portlandstreetart2018 (at Portland, Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bqk0829hCWL/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=5l77cdp1tlb7

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#AssumeControl with @sirosvaziri ・・・ Here's a slick double kick lick for you! #filloftheday Sticking: KKRL KKRLRL KK(RL flam) K (R+L+K), starting the 'and' of beat 2 in a bar of 4/4 and ending with the crashes on beat 1 in the next bar. Played as straight 32nd notes all the way up to the flam and the last K stroke, which are played as 16th notes. This lick/fill is a lot of fun to play, and can be very useful for splitting up segments of riffs with a burst of strokes followed by a short break. It helps bring some air and space into a groove, while making it really powerful with a lot of attitude. The timing can be a little tricky, but the orchestration flows around the kit really smoothly. Have fun! @meinlcymbals @evansdrumheads @kingdrums_co @gibraltarhardware @drumtacs @vicfirth

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#AssumeControl with @sirosvaziri ・・・ #filloftheday In-Your-Face Fill Stop! Sticking: R l R l RllrrLK, starting on beat 3 in a bar of 4/4 and ending with the kick on beat 1 in the next bar. The first four strokes are played as straight 16th notes, and the last group of strokes is played as 16th note triplets. This is a great little pattern for ending fills with, or for adding some flavor and spice into a busy groove. It has a in-your-face feel to it that can really surprise the listener in a good way, and it still keeps the groove flowing because it lands with a kick right on beat 1, so it doesn't throw you or anyone else off. Try it out, and have fun with it! I know I did 😎 @meinlcymbals @evansdrumheads @kingdrums_co @drumtacs @vicfirth @gibraltarhardware