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The double stroke roll is a rudiment consisting of alternating diddles (i.e., <tt>RR</tt>, <tt>LL</tt>, etc.) of indeterminate speed and length. There are 10 official variants of the double-stroke roll (see below).
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!align="center"|No.
!align="center"|Name
!align="center"|Notation
!align="center"|Description
|-
|6.
|Double Stroke Open Roll
|[[Image:6 double stroke open roll.gif]]
|Like the single-stroke roll, usually played fast, but even when played slowly, alternating diddles are considered a double stroke roll. Played so each individual note can be heard distinctly.
|-
|7.
|Five Stroke Roll
|[[Image:7 five stroke roll.gif]]
|Two diddles followed by an accented note.
|-
|8.
|Six Stroke Roll
|[[Image:8 six stroke roll.gif]]
|Unlike most other double stroke rudiments, the six stroke roll begins with an accented single note. Then it is followed by the diddles and another accented note.
|-
|9.
|Seven Stroke Roll
|[[Image:9 seven stroke roll.gif]]
|Three diddles followed by an accented note.
|-
|10.
|Nine Stroke Roll
|[[Image:10 nine stroke roll.gif]]
|Four diddles followed by an accented note.
|-
|11.
|Ten Stroke Roll
|[[Image:11 ten stroke roll.gif]]
|Four diddles followed by two accented notes.
|-
|12.
|Eleven Stroke Roll
|[[Image:12 eleven stroke roll.gif]]
|Five diddles followed by an accented note.
|-
|13.
|Thirteen Stroke Roll
|[[Image:13 thirteen stroke roll.gif]]
|Six diddles followed by an accented note.
|-
|14.
|Fifteen Stroke Roll
|[[Image:14 fifteen stroke roll.gif]]
|Seven diddles followed by an accented note.
|-
|15.
|Seventeen Stroke Roll
|[[Image:15 seventeen stroke roll.gif]]
|Eight diddles followed by an accented note.
|}

The double stroke roll is a rudiment consisting of alternating diddles (i.e., <tt>RR</tt>, <tt>LL</tt>, etc.) of indeterminate speed and length. There are 10 official variants of the double-stroke roll (see below).
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!align="center"|No.
!align="center"|Name
!align="center"|Notation
!align="center"|Description
|-
|6.
|Double Stroke Open Roll
|[[Image:6 double stroke open roll.gif]]
|Like the single-stroke roll, usually played fast, but even when played slowly, alternating diddles are considered a double stroke roll. Played so each individual note can be heard distinctly.
|-
|7.
|Five Stroke Roll
|[[Image:7 five stroke roll.gif]]
|Two diddles followed by an accented note. 
|-
|8.
|Six Stroke Roll
|[[Image:8 six stroke roll.gif]]
|Unlike most other double stroke rudiments, the six stroke roll begins with an accented single note. Then it is followed by the diddles and another accented note.
|-
|9.
|Seven Stroke Roll
|[[Image:9 seven stroke roll.gif]]
|Three diddles followed by an accented note. 
|-
|10.
|Nine Stroke Roll
|[[Image:10 nine stroke roll.gif]]
|Four diddles followed by an accented note. 
|-
|11.
|Ten Stroke Roll
|[[Image:11 ten stroke roll.gif]]
|Four diddles followed by two accented notes.
|-
|12.
|Eleven Stroke Roll
|[[Image:12 eleven stroke roll.gif]]
|Five diddles followed by an accented note. 
|-
|13.
|Thirteen Stroke Roll
|[[Image:13 thirteen stroke roll.gif]]
|Six diddles followed by an accented note. 
|-
|14.
|Fifteen Stroke Roll
|[[Image:14 fifteen stroke roll.gif]]
|Seven diddles followed by an accented note. 
|-
|15.
|Seventeen Stroke Roll
|[[Image:15 seventeen stroke roll.gif]]
|Eight diddles followed by an accented note. 
|}

The double stroke roll is a rudiment consisting of alternating diddles (i.e., RR, LL, etc.) of indeterminate speed and length. There are 10 official variants of the double-stroke roll (see below).

No.	Name	Description
6.	Double Stroke Open Roll	Like the single-stroke roll, usually played fast, but even when played slowly, alternating diddles are considered a double stroke roll. Played so each individual note can be heard distinctly.
7.	Five Stroke Roll	Two diddles followed by an accented note.
8.	Six Stroke Roll	Unlike most other double stroke rudiments, the six stroke roll begins with an accented single note. Then it is followed by the diddles and another accented note.
9.	Seven Stroke Roll	Three diddles followed by an accented note.
10.	Nine Stroke Roll	Four diddles followed by an accented note.
11.	Ten Stroke Roll	Four diddles followed by two accented notes.
12.	Eleven Stroke Roll	Five diddles followed by an accented note.
13.	Thirteen Stroke Roll	Six diddles followed by an accented note.
14.	Fifteen Stroke Roll	Seven diddles followed by an accented note.
15.	Seventeen Stroke Roll	Eight diddles followed by an accented note.