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@@SnUgGiE64 on my channel

This helped me practice more.I practice every day on this until I master it. At first I was just doing right to left hits but now i learned more. Thank you so much.

@@ronald6838 No problem!

Yeah how do you even read this stuff with all the weird signs

P Mil practice lol u could probably play this if u practiced

Reuven Raper-Ostrow frl tgo

P Mil These signs are the equivalent to reading individual letter notes. Except instead of notes like ABCDEFG we have different symbols that tell us to do different things. Like buzz rolling, doubles, flams, double stops, accents i’m sure you are familiar with but is a very prominent for percussion. Snare is easier and harder in its own ways.

P Mil it’s just flams and buzzes

BallerLegend24 and notes

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So pretty much everything lmao

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Lul and now two years later

Stephen Nesbit practice

Really, I find this is easier to follow that knowing what note is what...

you want to divide the rhythm around the accents not each crotchet beat, so you are basically playing a repeating sequence of rolls instead of seemingly random patterns.

Stephen Nesbit depends. This isn’t the type of thing you’d sight read tho.

It's easy trust me

This awesome but check out the blue coats 2011 opener. Definitely a great opener in my books

OBrienMagic I want to learn this but I know how to play electric so I will get confused lol

Actually a remix of the traditional march Crazy Army, which is also used in Legend of the One Eyed Sailor, or by Steve Gadd in his drumsolos.

Yeah, that intro made me think of One-Eyed Sailor immediately!

Legend of the One Eyed "Solider"

Blaise E oooh i was thinking of sailor oops😂

Thought I was only one lmao I was confused trying to do it because it sounded like 5’s but showed 7’s

yeah i saw that and thought i was just stupid

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Well, if your concert percussion then no, this is marching percussion. Also this video is of one of if not the best drummers in the entire world. What we play in school is no where near as hard as the blue devils.

Hunter Carles yeah! It's a call back to their 2003 show "Phenomenon of Cool"

promark scott johnson practice sticks

what 5 16th notes? you mean the fivelets?

1969 Charger In the description

I believe they’re trumpets but I’m not sure

Joey’s trumpet, he’s the lead.

They’re the Scott Johnson practice tip sticks

Ryan they’re not out of time... I think the word you’re looking for is “syncopated”

SimCho no.. I’m not referring to syncopation. The most egregious example is in the first full measure on the “&a” of 2. That space is very crushed. This passage sounds like it takes inspiration from Blue Devils 1976 or Legend of the One Eyed Sailor by Chuck Mangione, but neither of them play it like this, so I’m confused if this interpretation is a style choice or just a technical error.

Ryan oh dang you’re right, I did not hear that before. It’s probably just a slight hiccup

They're Promax practice marching sticks. They're only practice because they have the rubber tip

Promark System Blue Scott Johnsons, and the rubber tip version

Aquamelon! 7

Cesar Sanchez 8

Try to think of it as triplets with stickings of R R R L R R R L R R R L. Then add a three onto the third R so youd have R R RrrL R R RrrL R R RrrL.

Kind of confused... little help?

l0lattack it might just be camera angle, but his left hand looks extremely angled to the left

Oh, I see it now. Thanks

Matthew Pettit are you talking about his grip?

iLiekLemonade no, his left arm looks bent outward at an awkward angle

Kami Mintz in the end of the day there in dci

Promark System Blue Scott Johnson

Christian Fischer thank you!

Zen_TheSnare At one point I was so dedicated that I would pause videos like this every frame to write down the entire piece.

Zen_TheSnare Unfortunately they never take time to just make a link

I now have a link in the description for all 4 parts

Drumline Transcriptions and Cadences Boise Nice, thanks!

Kyla M. No problem!

the whole thing really isn't that hard (check updated video with correct transcription), but as soon as you get 16 snares and 7 of them primarily play bass and quads, it becomes difficult to clean.

Even Legend of the One-Eyes Sailor was inspired by Crazy Army by Steve Gadd

Look at the pinned comment

@@christianstainazfischer o aight mb thank u

it's basically just take out the flams and dynamics, then get good at that then add the flams and dynamics. Fairly easy but learning these things in time and for a competition is difficult.

Christopher Nguyen electric wheelchair and the snare intro were both written similar to legend of a one eyed sailor blue Devils 1976

youre probably a lot worse than you think

g o o d n i g ht lol. Your actually kinda an entitled idiot. I practice everyday for at least an hour. I can play the marching snare, trios, concert snare, bass drum, and a lot of other Auxiliary instruments in the percussion section. Also I actually try and have a life unlike you who probably spends your time eating potato chips on the coach making retorted comments online. So yeah, I think I’m actually pretty good, but I mean hey. You must know a lot since potato is supposed to be good for your brain.

@@pblount340 Simulation Hub I'm captain of my high school drumline, genius. Every single 8th grader thinks they're just amazing at drums when in reality you just dont know enough about them to know you're terrible. You literally admitted yourself you dont know anything about technique or "hand work." Also dont even pretend you can play this piece if you cant play traditional. Like c'mon that's just ignorant. Send me a video of you playing this with perfect accent height, tap quality, diddle quality, technique, and rhythmic accuracy and I'll agree that it's easy. Until then just shut up cuz you're clearly ignorant

g o o d n i g ht your clearly not a very smart person because you even stated that I admitted I couldn’t play with perfect accents and stick heights and then a sentence later you ask me to play with perfect accents and stick heights. 😂😂😂 Also I’m pretty sure I probably know more about drums than you just from the way you talk. And by the way you talk I’m clearly not the ignorant one, you are. You seem like that annoying person in band who is ok at drums but then pretends that everyone else is trash and then just trash talks them. Lol, get a life dude and actually start practicing your playing since you clearly aren’t really that good.

g o o d n i g ht ok challenge excepted. I’m a pretty good drummer for my age and I just got a 2 for my solo on the snare, which is a very good score btw. Remember when I made my first comment saying that I was about to perform a solo? Anyway I stay after school with my friends almost every day of the week to practice so if you comment me your email I will learn this piece and send a video to you of me playing it in a month or two once I learn it.

Who says that? I’ve never seen people saying that.

BDizDaBest kids mostly they say all you have to do is hit stuff. When I say snare it goes with all of percussion really.

BDizDaBest everyone in our high school wind ensemble says that and it’s annoying making fun of us keeping time when they can’t and yes every band in our school marches

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