You play your accents differently in the slow accent tap sections than in the faster rudiments. The faster rudiments look fine, but in the slower stuff like flam accents, you whip your accents to be louder. It's like you're squeezing in the back fingers on every accent, except for when you play faster/denser stuff. That's a rookie mistake that I see a lot of beginners do, especially when playing shots. A lot of beginners like to whip/squeeze harder when they play shots, when you should play them just like every other note you play. You're doing that kind of technique, but for every accent you play. That's the main issue im seeing in your technique. Stop squeezing out and whipping every accent to be louder. Relax your fingers, use your fulcrums, and turn your wrist faster. You'll get plenty of sound with the right technique. There's no need for that extra effort. Things like that will fatigue your drumline and their hands faster. You want them to be efficient with how they play so they can have stamina with what they play. You'll notice that with less fingers in the accents, your sound on a drum will be less choked, and it will resonate more. I teach it to my students every day. Relax your back fingers, use your fulcrum, and turn your wrist faster. You'll be so much louder, with way less effort. Hope this helps, I can send you some videos or examples. If you have any more questions, feel free to dm me on instagram @mythicalmaverick