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Drum Fills
Original title: ドラム フィルイン
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A fill-in (Fill-In, meaning “to fill”) is a performance technique chiefly for drum sets (broadly including accompaniment on guitar, piano, and so forth). It refers to adding variety through improvised playing at the end of a repeated pattern or in the 1–2 bars connecting sections of a piece. In Japan, it is called okazu (a side dish) because it serves as a kind of seasoning for the music.
フィルイン（Fill-In、「埋める」の意）とは、主にドラムセット（広義ではギターやピアノ等の伴奏も含まれる）における演奏技法である。 一定のパターン演奏を繰り返す中でパターンの最後、もしくは楽曲の繋ぎ目の1～2小節で即興的な演奏を入れ、変化をつけることを指し、楽曲のスパイス的な意味合いから日本ではオカズと呼ばれる。
Source updated 2023-12-18 · Snapshot 2026-10-08
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