My Summertime Blues Drum Cover |
Any tips, or other things??? THANKS!
Man, I really like your style!
I think the timing issues CattleBat () mentions have to do with the fact that without a some good headphones for external sound isolation you can easily get lost in the beat. So I'd blame it on that.
Anyway, amazing cover and amazing skills!
> Iszil
I think the timing issues CattleBat () mentions have to do with the fact that without a some good headphones for external sound isolation you can easily get lost in the beat. So I'd blame it on that.
Anyway, amazing cover and amazing skills!
> Iszil
wow thanks guys, I am so happy to look back now on video I took last year this time of the year and see how much I've improved. I remember thinking to myself, "one day i'll be able to do that", and hey after a year of just playing along and "faking it till i made it" I finally have... makes me wonder how good ill be next year???
I believe that most drummers are great drummers, it's just their chops that make them better than others. The more chops you have then the more you can do and more creative you can be...?
I gotta say Iszil you are partially right about the headphone thing. I am using these junky "skullcandy" brand headphones that dont go very loud, or isolate much at all, for that matter. During parts where it starts and stops and where there is clear rhythm guitar I can manage, but when both the guitar and bass are soloing it sort of loses definition and with the sound of my own drums blending in I sort of have to put the brakes on and not do anything too crazy so as not to get ridiculously far off.
Any tips on a good brand of over ear isolating headphones that are NOT bose? I hate bose so much, over priced junk....
I believe that most drummers are great drummers, it's just their chops that make them better than others. The more chops you have then the more you can do and more creative you can be...?
I gotta say Iszil you are partially right about the headphone thing. I am using these junky "skullcandy" brand headphones that dont go very loud, or isolate much at all, for that matter. During parts where it starts and stops and where there is clear rhythm guitar I can manage, but when both the guitar and bass are soloing it sort of loses definition and with the sound of my own drums blending in I sort of have to put the brakes on and not do anything too crazy so as not to get ridiculously far off.
Any tips on a good brand of over ear isolating headphones that are NOT bose? I hate bose so much, over priced junk....
Ok, sounds good! 99 is reasonable
Thanks cat
Thanks cat
thebigguyconnor wrote…
wow thanks guys, I am so happy to look back now on video I took last year this time of the year and see how much I've improved. I remember thinking to myself, "one day i'll be able to do that", and hey after a year of just playing along and "faking it till i made it" I finally have... makes me wonder how good ill be next year???
I believe that most drummers are great drummers, it's just their chops that make them better than others. The more chops you have then the more you can do and more creative you can be...?
I gotta say Iszil you are partially right about the headphone thing. I am using these junky "skullcandy" brand headphones that dont go very loud, or isolate much at all, for that matter. During parts where it starts and stops and where there is clear rhythm guitar I can manage, but when both the guitar and bass are soloing it sort of loses definition and with the sound of my own drums blending in I sort of have to put the brakes on and not do anything too crazy so as not to get ridiculously far off.
Any tips on a good brand of over ear isolating headphones that are NOT bose? I hate bose so much, over priced junk....
Try to put an elastic lace, like one girls use to tie their hair, big enought so you can put it around your head so it can make preassure over the headphones and your ears. That worked for me.
Also try to make a click track for the songs. I think The Who didn't use a metronome so here's an idea: listen to the song a record yourself clapping the tempo and then mix it down as a track. That way you can have the song with a tempo beat you can follow (your clapping). Hope that was clear enough.
Good luck.
> Iszil
Yo , Bigguy .You did one more step forwards it seems.
The long time of practicing has payd off. Thatīs theonly way to become a good instrumentalist.
Phones: Iīm using "Audio technica" ATH-M40fs headphones . Cost :79 .
They īre isolating very well and sound is o.k. The best is to test it !
So keep it up , Biggy
U.L.I.
The long time of practicing has payd off. Thatīs theonly way to become a good instrumentalist.
Phones: Iīm using "Audio technica" ATH-M40fs headphones . Cost :79 .
They īre isolating very well and sound is o.k. The best is to test it !
So keep it up , Biggy
U.L.I.
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