Is this sarcasm or your really think they're having fun

Akame Ga kill they're having fun, they just have to look professional.

Play a warm up 400 times. You don't do it for fun after a while.

Thats manners

Chris C ya but they arent dreading it, theyre ‘warming up’ thats litterally the whole point, they know its good for them and they enjoy it im sure

Beach Dreams bruh I know

It’s cuz they are. Brandon Olander was 15 here I think, he just aged out out at BD this year at 19? Not sure something like that

He marched academy in 13 and blue devils 14-16 and 18-19 so he’s marched since he was old enough

@@shariqarain you don't age out until 21-22 lol what are you talking about he was 16 or 17 here

@Awkward productivity not true. minimum age is 14

Caleb Byrd 300 billion hours of practice

Caleb Byrd Metronomes is basically cheating in my book. I never use them and don't plan on starting. Playing on time should be an automatic doing. Using a machine to help you with that is useless. To me at least lol

Michael Solis if you plan on marching anywhere get used to hearimg cause you dont start off with playing in perfect time thats why mets are used not for cheating but hearing what playing in perfect time feels like then memorizimg ehat it feels like thats why they dont do lots with mets at finals

Michael Solis how would it be cheating lol

Caleb Byrd are you like a beginner or something lol

This isn't hard, they should be able to play it

Just requires some chops if you wanna play it up to tempo.

they try...its easy im 14 and learn this at 13

^^^cool kid alert

Try to play? Ha.

porque?

@@hectorzelaya5443 ya no usan esa marca

oohh cual usan ahora?

@@hectorzelaya5443 usan system blue. Es una compania que les ayuda

Ikr now they got those trashy as system blue drums

Tristan Bach it's called pulsing a lot of bands are starting to do it

Tristan Bach I do it

It's just pulsing 1 and 3

I see you

everyone does it now

Yeah

Yep

Yeah

Yah

powuhh yes it is

Well it is the blue devils

Actually rocking your head is called pulsing and is a good thing.

@@drummersnare6276 I mean you can see they're all pulsing with their right leg. Normally keeping time would suffice too. Really an aesthetic choice tbh.

@@Alex-mi9wq One of my old high school drumline instructors Pete Sapadin from the blue devils, really engrained in us to nod our heads to keep pulse. It does really help

@@drummersnare6276what school? He’s the percussion instructor at mine also. I’m from Los Osos high school

Did they not like him?

We love Joey! He is so hilarious, that guy. We miss him dearly though... He said that he got a job opportunity elsewhere, and he moved on!

Aaron Reyes yeah he techs at Leigh highschool now

Thought they were saying Joey Styles, I'm a little sad now

I marched with Joey! I did BDB 2011 if my memory serves correct that’s when I met him. I was on the contra line

Keyvon Gardner I hear it! Sick!

Legit have no idea what u said or what that means but I totally agree!!

This the cleanest drumline that I ever heard in my life. Major props.

Isabel Ivy not anymore bruh

@@alexa.3781 Why

The actual part there isn't hard to play if you have decent chops but, even though there was a teeeennnnyyy bit of dirt, the group as a whole sounded super clean and that is what amazed me.

:)

Badger Yo Homie x Actually there was some haha, listen closer

shaquan talbert It really depends on the tempo you're going at. At higher tempos, you're going to want to use a bit of arm for your diddles and accents. But when you're at a moderate to low tempo, use your wrists instead of using unnecessary muscles.

its called traditional grip, you need to learn match grip before it though, traditional is harder btw

i totally read this wrong lol, yeah wrist for diddles i guess, but if your making big accents you want to use a little forearm

It's important to make sure your strokes are coming primarily from your wrists. Thats not to say that there isn't arm involved though. Your arm should be able to move naturally. Using the weight of your wrist and the back of your hand is the best way to get a sense of power and sound quality in your playing. Hope this helps!

+shaquan talbert in order for your left stick to get better diddles and accents, especially at higher tempos, you kinda have to use some arm. your technique shouldn't be 100% wrist, nor 100% arm but a comfortable mix of the two; even in your right hand. it should feel comfortable and smooth. next time your at your drum, take your hand and hit the drum while making your arm look like a wet noodle.

Triumph HD old news...

Brandon olander

Triumph HD yes

there is no age requirement for dci so he was never too young to join

+Axus Drumming ScoJo felt he was too young for BD, and didnt think he was ready for the activity. So he marched Academy at 15 years old to prove ScoJo wrong. Plus, many top 12s wont accept under 16, unless under super specific circumstances.

Clovis was pretty hot.

Brandon Gedalje WHAT ITS ACTUALLY BRAND THE CENTER SNARE DO YOU HSVE AN INSTA YOUVE BEEN IN LIKE THE BEST YEARS OF BD

@@briancantero6123 lol

Kyle Cruz He wasn't depressed. He was just thinking about hitting the gym more often cause it's hard carrying all those gold medals year after year.

@@gunner-qf9eh that’s pretty good ngl lol

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Thare*

Look on snarescience

www.snarescience.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=18403

+Nick Dobbins what about bottom head

Raptor King probably mx5 kevlar heads

gunning for bottom head

2 espensiv

Two Swiss Triplets into a Flam Tap. Similar to a lick they have in BD Flams.

Just watch and learn.... not to hard to learn...

+Erich14 he's not wrong

Pretty sure its moeller

We use the dc-17s! B corps uses the dc50s. Love both of them. :)

***** what would you recommend for beginners?

They're facility at HCHS is not that nice, plus this is in California. Btw I live near lex so I know

No, it's the Blue Devils from Concord California, look them up sometime, they're incredibly impressive

***** thank you.

this school is Buchanan high, clovis ca.

I wish fellow Kentuckian

Very

Joey Staaaaaaab.

+BornVillain who is that?

+Will Cochran The guy it zooms in on at 1:16.

Inferno heck yeah, SC schools rule!

They aren't humans they are robots.

Aidan Simmers Rep anything out for long enough, and it’ll become engrained into your hands with the magic of muscle memory. They likely practiced this enough to the point that they didn’t really have to think about it too much when chopping through it.

Aidan Simmers how to do you memorize the alphabet? Anything? Lots and lots of times over and over.

Thanks

Comfy tempo.

110 or 115 bpm I think

DC50 I believe

Dc 17

Its Joey Staab he was on the snareline that year

Josh Tolentino pretty sure it's joey style

Pretty sure its a single stroke 5

Mr Montage it’s a four stroke ruff..

ABSOLUTELY CARS it’s 5. O can confirm from a transcription by KEELAN TOBIA himself, and by slowing down the video to where it’s more audible.

@@ShadfishX it also is sometimes called a sentry note

he marched bd from 14-16, took a year off/something of the sorts, came back in 18 and 19.

@@lmaoitsmee1812 in an interview he said that he was burned out after the 2016 season and wasn’t gonna march anymore but really regretted it near the start of the 17 Season. He was set to be an injury replacement in case in case someone went down on snare

There are Tenors, but no cymbals

I am talking about chest tenors or tenor drums not quints or quads

Most people refer to quints or quads as Tenor drums

R those pro 50s drumsticks

Elijah Bryant No they are Promark DC17 Scott Johnsons

Nobody was wondering

Crazy considering that one of the snares looks like Ryan from Supermega, who's actually from SC.

***** Its alternating right?

Okay thanks!

Quasar Joey Style

2014 center snare was Brandon Gedalje

lmao

TheLegendaryGamer 130 bpm

Comfy

+Dylan Evans It's just the lighting and exposure on the camera. It makes the tips of the mallets disappear into the head.

Death Grips?