Are you talking about 1:44 to 1:46? Does sound like it starts on 3 but ends on the following 4 to me? It may even start on the and of 2 not sure. I would have to slow it down.
Hey Chatters, first time cover clubber on board.
The radical fringe in our band want to cover Green Manalishi from Judas Priest. Easy and fun song but one part is driving me baffy. Just before the lead there is 4 cycles (8 bars), the first 3 cycles and the first bar of the 4th cycle is pretty much straight forward- common time.
What happens after that when the fill starts count wise. I’m hearing a fill starting on 3 all the way to the next 2, but not sure. I looked up some guitar sheet music- I can’t read well- and is looks like the whole song is 4/4 but there is a single 2/4 measure there in that spot? Not sure about that either.
So how is that section counted? Does the fill take off on 3?
What are your thoughts pros, and thank you for any assistance that restores my sanity.
Are you talking about 1:44 to 1:46? Does sound like it starts on 3 but ends on the following 4 to me? It may even start on the and of 2 not sure. I would have to slow it down.
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MDK & late8, thanks very much. Yes, it's the part @ 1:44 and it sounds like triplets to me also. It might be easier if you guys could be so kind and count this cover version below out for me.
What count is this guy starting on, and count is he crashing on. I feel stupid asking but what seems like a simple thing doesn't seem to add up on the counts.
In the future, does the site support posts from TubeChop so I can just chop the part I have a question on?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v86LAYmn8NQ
Not sure if the vid will post, if not how do post utube stuff.
Correct except proper way to count the fill is below...............and the OP is correct -- fill begins on 3 and ends on 2......................
3-and-a, 4-and-a, 1-and-a, 2 !
Some might be thrown off a bit because 2 and 4 are generally where you hear the back-beats (snare).
Last edited by Ricardo; 03-08-2016 at 02:28 PM.
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While waiting, and thinking about the good answers so far I think I solved it.
I think the fill starts on 3 with triplets around to finish 2-e/and on the snare, then crash on 3, 4 snare, back to 1. How does that sound?
Before the above post I posted a drum cover of the song from utube thinking it may be easier for the pros to see where it is counted, but it didn't get approved I guess as it is not posted. Just a nondescript drum cover, is that against the rules?
Last edited by 10Lug; 03-08-2016 at 07:54 PM.
3 and a 4 and a 1 and a 2
crash and lead slam in on 3 which really behaves as 1 again there now
Last edited by Olimpass; 03-08-2016 at 08:35 PM.
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It's simply triplets for a four count.
Stop trying to count things out and just listen and then play it. Its a simple fill across the toms.
That probably didn't come off sounding like I meant it. I've been playing drums for over 40 years now and I have never counted anything. I learn by listening, and learning the song structure, then playing. Sometimes I think we tend to over think things buy counting every thing out.
Last edited by NPYYZ; 03-15-2016 at 05:41 AM.
Tough crowd here it seems if this is seen as a "long thread". My apologies if anyone was put off by the thread, and you may have thought I was putting too much thought into it.
If you go back and read the original post, the most prevalent portion of my first post was not WHAT WAS being played, but WHERE IT STARTED AND ENDED. As it turns out it is a simple 4 count measure, as you said, (thanks to some great input from others) BUT it cycles from 3 all the way back to crashing on the next 3, then backbeat on the 4, and off you go to 1 again. That was the point in question.
It was the counting aspect I was most interested in. Sometimes little pieces like this mean more to other band members than just something to pass off as unimportant.
But I am not as professional trained as some others around here may be.
No worries 10Lug. We're all passionate about drumming and there are varying degrees of experience on DrumChat from full-time pros to weekend warriors and hobbyist. I think the responses given and the length of the thread shows how dedicated we are about our craft. It's "All Good".
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You should not apologize for thinking you may have put us off on the thread or it being too long. I thought it was an interesting point/issue you brought up.
I am not professionally trained and was curious to a positive answer myself.
I do not count through a song and have learned to just sense or feel it after much practice but believe it is necessary in areas that get more complicated.
The fill did start at 3, ended on a 2 and lead and crash start back in at 3 (but if you were to start counting 1 right there instead of 3, it works)
What happened there technically?
Yes it is 4/4 time but what do you call what happened there?
Now I'm confused...lol
I think you are correct that there is a 2/4 measure there 10Lug.
After that fill, the song starts over at 1 or the slamming into that fill became 1 and a 2 and a 3 and a 4.
So that last part could be counted 1 2, 1 2 3 4.
A good way to actually start the song (using that fill) that way if you wanted to.
Last edited by Olimpass; 03-13-2016 at 03:41 AM.
No worries 10Lug. Sorry if I p*ssed you off. Didn't mean to minimize your question. Everyone here comes from a different point of reference.
I'm still counting it as 3 & 4 & 1& 2 then crash on 1...
(that's how I'd play it) so seems a bar of 2/4 after 4/4 or I guess could be 3 bars of 2/4? but then counting is not written music....
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