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also called Inward Click Roll
Tongue clicks fired in a rapid roll — a drum fill with no drums.
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Inward Tongue / Click Roll Tutorial — Mckoy TV
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Easier after Tongue Click — the control you build there is what makes this one click.
Start here: the steps below. They are written for a complete beginner — no vocabulary needed.
Get one clean inward tongue click first.
Loosen the tongue and pull steady air so the clicks repeat on their own — a flutter, not single hits.
Practice short bursts: three clicks, stop, three clicks — control beats speed.
Percussion made by tongue suction — no breath involved at all.
Seal your tongue against the roof of your mouth, build a little suction, and release — the pop IS the sound. Because clicks don't use your lungs, you can make them while breathing in, breathing out, or even while humming. That freedom is their superpower: percussion that never costs you air.
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