Sounds like maybe your 5s are a little jammed up. I can't really tell from the audio, but you may want work on loosing your fingers, engaging your forearm a bit more, and just brining in my power to your stroke. Sounds excellent though man.
I totally agree with you, this is something i’ve actually been actively working on lately because i felt like I was too tense in my fingers. Glad you pointed this out!
It’s not to difficult once you get better at cheese and flam rudiments. I practice a lot and have watched a lot of video to improve technique. I’ve also been playing music for most of my life, but have recently started getting into to more marching style music so it was fairly easy to improve.
The base version (without the diddles and stick tricks) isn’t extremely hard to learn in my opinion, it’s quite challenging getting the puddadahs though! The exercise as a whole is a challenge though
Your wrists should not be the only part of your arm moving. Try to get your Forearms a little bit more involved in your technique. Great job reading the music, though! Stick control and basic fundamentals will become second nature with practice and adequate help. Keep it up!
What are you smoking in. He does have technique. The ones that use for arm motion don’t have strong wrists or can play with good control using fingers. How long have you been playing giving out those types of incorrect information?
i used this video: ruclips.net/video/4I548zhDZeM/видео.html (screenshotted sheets at the end of it) then i just learned the rest of it from there by ear
![[Snare] SCV 2009 - Cheesy Poofs and Stick Control](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/VR7NXDcshgQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks for doing that man!
yeah no problem!
Sounds Great man, you should post sheet music to this that way people can learn it
yeah definitely something i need to do more lol
Grip the right stick at the fulcrum point and try to keep palm face down to avoid “slicing”
thanks for the tip!
@@elijahdrums22maybe experiment with choking less up the stick also, not to be a know it all
Hey I was wondering if you could do another scv cover just of the flammus exercise this time. Thanks.
funny, i literally learned flammus first last night and just learned this today lmao
@@allergic2dancin dude…I learned it last night too
The chances though
yeah i’ll look into it!
Sounds great! keep it up
thanks!
Sounds like maybe your 5s are a little jammed up. I can't really tell from the audio, but you may want work on loosing your fingers, engaging your forearm a bit more, and just brining in my power to your stroke. Sounds excellent though man.
I totally agree with you, this is something i’ve actually been actively working on lately because i felt like I was too tense in my fingers. Glad you pointed this out!
is this as hard as it looks? how long does it take to get this good?
It’s not to difficult once you get better at cheese and flam rudiments. I practice a lot and have watched a lot of video to improve technique. I’ve also been playing music for most of my life, but have recently started getting into to more marching style
music so it was fairly easy to improve.
The base version (without the diddles and stick tricks) isn’t extremely hard to learn in my opinion, it’s quite challenging getting the puddadahs though! The exercise as a whole is a challenge though
Chicken beak.
what sticks are trhose
they are john mapes snare sticks
Your wrists should not be the only part of your arm moving. Try to get your Forearms a little bit more involved in your technique. Great job reading the music, though! Stick control and basic fundamentals will become second nature with practice and adequate help. Keep it up!
I appreciate the tip!
What are you smoking in. He does have technique. The ones that use for arm motion don’t have strong wrists or can play with good control using fingers. How long have you been playing giving out those types of incorrect information?
Any chance of you writing this out and playing a bit slower
yeah i could totally do that!
Do you have sheet music?
i used this video: ruclips.net/video/4I548zhDZeM/видео.html (screenshotted sheets at the end of it) then i just learned the rest of it from there by ear