I use Tempo, and one called MetroTimer. Both very good.
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I use Tempo, and one called MetroTimer. Both very good.
I too, have never seen them like that ever. That's not the way I remember them. I had two friends who had sets of four.
In no particular order:Here are my favorites
Tony Williams
Terry Bozzio
Louis Bellson
Vinnie Colaiuta
Obviously not. I'm not sure how you came to the conclusion that that's what I meant. Wow.
My impression of the drum solo changed forever when the bass player in the band I was in, played it for me virtually note for note lol
After that, I wasn't impressed at all :)
Ok, that makes!
I've always like his playing on "Who Are You"
Is this a hybrid rudiment?
Don't know for sure but to my mind it would be
2 16th notes followed by a swiss army flam triplet (in 16ths)
But, heck if I know, just giving what I think it might...
When I was playing a lot, I carried two snares.
+1 For the spare bass pedal or even just springs or a strap, or beater.
I played a jazz festival once and the spring snapped at the "hook".
I...
1. Wear ear plugs / hearing protection
2. Get a good drum set teacher, and learn how to play jazz and how to read a big band chart.
3. Don't sell your cymbals even though you really need the...
The longest stretch of time, I just had the typical 5pc set up, two up one down. The only time I went to a 4pc was for certain jazz gigs and for one wedding band that I used to play for. I did a few...
I found my 8yr old iPod a few days ago and I was surprised it still works. It even holds a charge.
I still have my Denon stereo system; amplifier, cd player, cassette player. I sold the turntable...
Unfortunately , there is no easy solution. There's only so many hours in the day. Good practice habits need to be learned early. I wasn't very organized until I was into my third year. I was all...
I'm not able to respond at length right now, but I will as soon as I can.
I was a performance major 30+ years ago, and had to deal with organizing my practice schedule and juggle the rest of life....
I have a 20in. Avedis Zildjian Medium Ride from the early 60's. I bought it from a woman who was selling her dad's gear after he passed away. It feels a little heavy for a medium but that's just me....
Maybe a different teacher would help. Sometimes hearing things in a different way is helpful. The new teacher might have a better approach for you.
Over the years, I studied with several different...
Wow they're beautiful. The kind of kit that goes in your will! :)
I'd like to hear them in person, and get the feel of them with a stick. I think if I was playing a lot of jazz I'd be more interested. From the sound on the video, they're too muted for me, but maybe...
I have my drum kit in the basement on one side, and the vibraphone on the other.
I have a pad and a couple of snare drums in a bedroom.
Nothing imaginative to mine.
Just my initials, and the year I got my performance degree.
It would have to be my Zildjian 18in Medium Crash (hollow logo). I know, I know, very common cymbal.
I hunted for a hollow logo one that was like the one I had to sell years ago (I was broke). Took...
Some of my favorite songs are "Distant Early Warning", "Time Stand Still", "Available Light", "Presto" and "Subdivisions" the version on "A Show Of Hands".
I saw the Preso and Hold Your Fire...
All my cymbals are Avedis Zildjian (hollow logo)
14" New Beat hi-hats
20" Medium Ride
16" Medium Crash
16" Medium Thin Crash
15" Thin Crash
18" Medium Crash
Yep, I used a black dot for a little while, and I think also a silver dot. I was playing in a rock band (1982-1986), we covered the heavier side of top-40 (like Night Ranger).
I went through quite a...
While he's not one of my favorite drummers (I don't like Metallica), I think he does a good job. I think he is adequate for what their music calls for, but like I said, I don't care for Metallica.
I...