good writeup :]

all i have to say is WOW....you really know your stuff man...i play the quads in my high-school band and this is really going to help in my playing....thanks

cya

Ok I'm a decent drumset guy, mostly concert/marching snare though. I play around on the quads every now and then and it is so much more difficult to be excellent on the quads than on the snare - especially at drum corp level. Last night our quad-playing seniors were absent, and I had to play quads. I broke two heads and rolled off every 30 seconds. I wish I could take them home because I'm playing them next year.

And Quad Zen III - Good stuff man.

ps. you just inspired me to write a cadence for my highschool line. Mind if I name it freak the flow? Or maybe I'll write 3 and name them Zen I, II, III ? Let me know lol.

This man wins at tenors. I'm going to be playing Tenors next year for my school's line, and so far all I've had to work with is a Quadpad, Julie Davila's Modern Multi Tenor book, and some cadences written here. This, however, has struck me as very important. This will hopefully influence me a lot, as it was written by such an experienced player. Thank you for the insight.

thanks a lot for these articles! they're tight as hell

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A great read!