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15 Ιουλ 2024 · When you start learning drums, matched grip makes it much easier to control the sticks. Because each hand is holding a stick in a similar position to the other, the dominant hand can teach the weaker hand how to play, so both can reach the same skill level.
1 Οκτ 2023 · Beginners' guide to how to hold drum sticks in matched grip, traditional grip, and French and German grip and when to use these grips. How to strengthen your grip, famous drummers that use these grips and other key questions answered.
31 Δεκ 2023 · Traditional grip refers to when you hold your sticks in different ways for each hand. Your dominant hand will hold the drumstick in a matched grip position, having the stick facing away from you. Your non-dominant hand will have the stick in the traditional grip position.
Traditional grip gives you a different kind of control, in my experience it allows finer nuances of sound: you can freely adjust the angle in which the stick hits the drumhead, and also the after-impact pressure – that's also possible in matched grip, but it feels less "integrated" to me.
Matched Grip. Matched grip, as its name implies, is a grip in which both of your hands are “matching,” mirroring each other and utilizing the same technique to strike the drums.
18 Οκτ 2021 · Matched grip is the most popular drumming grip as it is ergonomic, comfortable, versatile, and easy to learn. Traditional grip is still used by some drummers as it can offer great subtlety to your strokes and it’s still very widespread in Jazz drumming.
