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Flam Accent





The flam accent builds upon the flam rudiment by adding a couple more notes.



They are typically tied to triplets, although you can add the accent to 8th notes for a syncopated feel.



The beat above shows the syncopation that is possible by adding the accent. This rudiment basically creates a poly-rhythmic feel to an otherwise simple beat.

Below are a few exercises for you to practice this rudiment. Be sure to check out the video as well for a short demonstration. For variations, check out the flam tap or flamacue.



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If you enjoyed this flam accent lesson, you should see the rest of my drum rudiment lessons right here.