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#27430 - 12/04/03 09:13 PM Re: rudiment playing [Re: drummerbabe]
T_Diddle Registered: 11/05/03	y0 drummerbabe....I've never heard of a chutra-cheese before....what is it exactly? I always like to learn new stuff.....
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#27431 - 12/06/03 02:52 PM Re: rudiment playing [Re: T_Diddle]
drummerbabe Registered: 10/08/03 Loc: Michigan	a chutra-cheese specifically is waaaay too hard to type out so here's a link. the site itself has a TON of hybrids... http://www.geocities.com/hotsprings/9356/hybrid2.gif a chutra-cheese is number 15. have fun kids. _________________________ "You know how it is with us bass players; everyone either wants to BE us or DO us." Death had tried using fiery steeds before. They generally tended to light their bedding on fire and stand in the middle of it looking embarassed.
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#27432 - 12/15/03 07:45 AM Re: rudiment playing [Re: guyincognito]
QuienManda Registered: 10/20/03 Loc: El Paso, TX	Quote: *guyincognito said:* with out a doubt the hardest rudiment i've ever heard of are book reports. i can barely play em. if any one has heard of em, or a harder one, id like to hear it. Anyways, about those 40 rudiments on the vic firth website. Notice his technique. It's very important you keep that in mind as well. He uses a very flexible relaxed technique. Incorporate some of that into your own technique it helps. I had the previlage of having Dr. Wooton do a personal clinic with our line, it was a great learning experience. Edited by tenors_rule (12/15/03 12:49 PM)
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#27433 - 12/17/03 01:27 PM Re: rudiment playing [Re: QuienManda]
drumnsax2 Registered: 10/20/03 Loc: Canandaigua, NY	I noticed that. Also, I noticed that they had music, which helped me a lot because I read music much better than I listen and respond to things. I still don't know what hybrids are.... _________________________ [color:"red"] Impossible [/color][color:"white"]is [/color][color:"blue"] nothing... [/color] Marcus Whitman MS/HS Marching and Field Band- 2001-03 Baritone Saxophone, 2004-present Contra Winterline- 2002 Cymbals, 2003 1st Bass, 2004-present 3rd Bass
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#27434 - 12/17/03 08:57 PM Re: rudiment playing [Re: drumnsax2]
drummerbabe Registered: 10/08/03 Loc: Michigan	hybrid rudiments are combinations of the forty basic rudiments. they combine flams, diddles, rolls, malf taps, almost anything you can think of into different rudimetns designed to a. help you warm up, b. increase hand speed, c. work on reading/recognizing skills, and d. practice what you would see in the basic rudiments in a harder pattern, as just a practice. they're great. answer your question? if not i can go further in debt. _________________________ "You know how it is with us bass players; everyone either wants to BE us or DO us." Death had tried using fiery steeds before. They generally tended to light their bedding on fire and stand in the middle of it looking embarassed.
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#27435 - 12/18/03 06:09 AM Re: rudiment playing [Re: drummerbabe]
tenors_rule Registered: 10/11/00 Loc: 127.0.0.1	since drummerbabe's link to the hybrids didn't work (can't link directly to imgs through geocities), here's the webpage with the links there: http://www.geocities.com/hotsprings/9356/hybrid.html _________________________ Before You Enlist In The Military... \| Questions for Those in Uniform << Business on the right, fun on the left. >> (...my right, not yours)
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#27436 - 12/18/03 12:31 PM Re: rudiment playing [Re: tenors_rule]
Middle Age Man Registered: 06/26/01 Loc: Hewitt, NJ	Quote: *drummerbabe said:* answer your question? if not i can go further in debt. You have the rest of your life to go into debt, so you don't need to spring any cash in order to answer Drumnsax2's question. Now if you wanted to go into depth, that would be another story. _________________________ The Cavaliers - Baritone 1993 Hawthorne Caballeros - Baritone 1988, Contra 1989-1995, Bass 6/5 1996-1998 Pequannock HS - Marching Instructor 1995 Saddle Brook HS - Percussion Instructor 1995 Lodi HS - Percussion Instructor 1996-2003
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#27437 - 12/18/03 07:30 PM Re: rudiment playing [Re: Middle Age Man]
drummerbabe Registered: 10/08/03 Loc: Michigan	that's what i MEANT. sorry. if you want to, i can go further in depth. _________________________ "You know how it is with us bass players; everyone either wants to BE us or DO us." Death had tried using fiery steeds before. They generally tended to light their bedding on fire and stand in the middle of it looking embarassed.
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#27438 - 12/20/03 11:52 PM Re: rudiment playing [Re: drummerbabe]
drumnsax2 Registered: 10/20/03 Loc: Canandaigua, NY	LOL. Thanks, I get what a hybrid is now, so you don't gotta go into depth. But, I'd like it if you did go into debt and have to pay me a little money...I'm just kidding. Thanks for all of your help! _________________________ [color:"red"] Impossible [/color][color:"white"]is [/color][color:"blue"] nothing... [/color] Marcus Whitman MS/HS Marching and Field Band- 2001-03 Baritone Saxophone, 2004-present Contra Winterline- 2002 Cymbals, 2003 1st Bass, 2004-present 3rd Bass
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#27439 - 12/21/03 12:37 AM Re: rudiment playing [Re: drumnsax2]
OsiriS Registered: 10/21/03 Loc: Deep South Texas	Book reports aren't that hard. Check out me maxing out on some rudiments:) www.hannadrumline.com/DanSnare.mov _________________________ HHS Snare '01-'05 Revolution Snare '05 http://www.HannaDrumline.com
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