This is actually incredible. You broke it down very simply and made it super easy to follow along. The edits were great and the playing spectacular. I hope to see more of these types of videos in the future. You’re killing it man!
@@DavisJay hmm maybe you could explain rhythms like 5:3, 8:6, etc? Or maybe a look into how you break down and learn snippets of shows or whole etudes.
Request. I have a lick that's been in my head since high school. Can't find the source but featured it in my senior snare feature. I think it was an old cavaliers feature I think. Could I email you the notation?
It seems to me like nested tuplets are always faster than its basic subdivision. How can i notate when getting slower? One case is clear. When i take three strokes of a septuplet and change them into two, i can write them as dotted (septuplet) sixteenth notes. But what if i take four and change them into three, five to four, five to three and so on?
@@DavisJay Tbf I’ve been learning DCI music for about 2 years now and I still really haven’t found a method that works great. I’ve been doing chunk by chunk which works fine.
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This is actually incredible. You broke it down very simply and made it super easy to follow along. The edits were great and the playing spectacular. I hope to see more of these types of videos in the future. You’re killing it man!
Thanks dude! I appreciate it so much!
You’re gonna do big stuff on this platform man. Rudimentally, you’re a freak bro! So good man!
Thank you dude! I appreciate it
Thank you for breaking this down and teaching us how to play these nested tuplets, greatly appreciated! Well done, Davis!
Heyy thank you for watching dude! I appreciate you
very well explained, thanks
Thanks for watching!
Broken down very well and explained with great clarity. Well done! I really enjoyed that.
Thank you! I appreciate it!
Thanks dude I always saw these and thought they were harder than what they actually are. Thanks for the breakdown.
I appreciate it!!
Best break down of nested tuplets on RUclips
That is in fact what this is
I was looking for this video, very easy to understand, thank you 🙏
Thanks for watching dude! I’m glad it helped:)
nice! would definitely appreciate more rhythm/snare solo breakdowns :)
I plan on doing that in the future!
Very well done video!! Man I hope you do more of these types of videos, I really enjoyed this one!
Thank you! I definitely will, what type of things would we like to see explained?
@@DavisJay hmm maybe you could explain rhythms like 5:3, 8:6, etc? Or maybe a look into how you break down and learn snippets of shows or whole etudes.
@@jamestran7209 yeah thats a good idea
This editing is so good. Keep it up bruv
That’s all thanks to David parker
love this!
Thanks bro!
Almost at 1k subs let’s go!!!
We’re getting there! Maybe this video will get me there🤔
dope
Ratios next please!
Noted!
THE MAN ACTUALLY DID IT LETS GOOO
Yessir!!
Great work! Question, what pad is being used?
It’s a drumslinger!
Request. I have a lick that's been in my head since high school. Can't find the source but featured it in my senior snare feature. I think it was an old cavaliers feature I think. Could I email you the notation?
genius
🙏🏼
It seems to me like nested tuplets are always faster than its basic subdivision. How can i notate when getting slower? One case is clear. When i take three strokes of a septuplet and change them into two, i can write them as dotted (septuplet) sixteenth notes. But what if i take four and change them into three, five to four, five to three and so on?
Where’s the memorisation of music video at?
Honestly not easy to make, because the only way you can get better at memorizing music, is to just do it more and more
@@DavisJay Tbf I’ve been learning DCI music for about 2 years now and I still really haven’t found a method that works great.
I’ve been doing chunk by chunk which works fine.
What do you edit your video on?
I actually didn’t edit this one, David Parker did:)
Very informative dude, good job. Maybe you could turn up your mic a little more next time because I could barely hear you 😂
Thanks man! And oh dang sorry!