[mad_drummer16]

i always do heel toe when im just sitting around..but i would always do it right heel left heel right toe left toe. and now that i actuall want to try heel toe on the set it is like impossible to play the "correct way"(right heel right toe left heel left toe) is the way i play considered wrong? have any tips to try and fix my problem? and does anyone else play heel toe like me?
thank you

[shazaam]

if what you get is like a doubled roll then it's being played right Don't matter how you play it, long as the outcome is the same. All drummers play differently and have there own styles, whatever works for you best is teh right way IMO.

[Rossco]

yeah i tried the heel toe thing, but i didnt really understand the method. Any way i just play with the heel down on both pedals at all times. Is this considered wrong? is there an advantage in lifting your feet up and down or not?

[mind_drummer]

Here's drummerworld forum member Derrick Pope heel-toe lessons.

YouTube - Derrick Pope - Heel Toe Method

Start from there and practice. I've done it two years ago (it wasn't with this lesson though) and I can achieve good speed with my right foot and now (since I have a double pedal) I'm working on my left foot to obtain the same speed and being able to play the double bass heel-toe method ( like Marco Minneman).

BTW, there's two different method for double bass heel-toe method.

RF heel - LF heel - RF toe - LF toe
or
RF heel-toe - LF heel-toe (that's the one I'm practicing now).