Master Of Disaster - Seether | DRUM SCORE Sheet Music Play-Along | DRUMSCRIBE
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Awesome! More Seether please. Love Seether, they were my very first concert back in 2007.
Nice!!!!! More seether!!!
As an almost beginner i can't tell you how usefull your channel is. Your work is amazing!
Quick question: at the end of bar 1 ( when you start playing ), is that a buzz roll or a quick double ?
Thx friend, cheers from France !
Thanks! Really great to hear the videos are helping out 🤘
That is a quick double! Think of it as a drag - I noted it as 32nd notes as it was cleaner than using grace notes in this case.
For buzzes I always write on ‘bz.’ above a note as guitar pro doesn’t have a buzz note symbol.
Hope that helps! - Joe
@@drumscribe Ok perfect, thx for the quick answer !
My main problem with buzzes is that my second note doesn"t sound as loud as the fist, so i'll try the quick double !
Can you please explain to me what that symbol that looks like a _/ means? What is it called?
the symbol means that you hit the edge of your ride cymbal
@@jasiujordison-op5yg Do you know technically how it's called? I want to look for more information about it
@@bobmarley8334 Yeah, edge of the ride cymbal as said above. I've only ever seen Guitar Pro notate it like that so it may just be a unique thing they've made up to represent the edge.
@@drumscribe Thank you!
@@drumscribe its like that on songsterr too
Seether yes ! How about some Incubus? Wish You Were Here be nice I’ve been working on that one
Wow Joe thank you so much! The level of detail in the transcription and play is impeccable ❤🤩 I will request more songs in the future for sure :)
Just one quick question, how do you know when a song is 3/4 or 6/8? I always struggle to understand what is the difference in feel from a drummer perspective(since I am guitarist for me the only difference is that metronome is double time, but dont know if for a drummer is different)
Glad you enjoyed it, it was a lot of fun to play! I look forward to doing more :)
Yeah it's a question I get from my students a lot as 3/4 and 6/8 add up to the same amount of notes. The difference is the feel, as you say, which you can find by asking your self 2 things - 1. Where does the downbeat feel like it's falling. 2. What subdivisions feel most prevalent - usually quarter notes or 8th notes are going to be the option for question 2.
In the case of 3/4, the down beat feels like its falling every quarter note which is every 2 8th notes.
But in the case of 6/8, the downbeat falls on the 4th 8th note. The bar is split evenly down the middle with 3 8th notes either side so it flows nicely.
If you tried counting a 6/8 song like this one in a 3/4 count, you'd be counting a number every 2 8th notes that pass - meaning, you'd actually be around the downbeat. Counting it in 6/8 makes the most sense for us to comprehend the musical choices and feel the backbeat nicely.
And in the end, you can write any song in any time signature, it's what makes sense musically that matters. It should define the changes and feeling of the song in the most straightforward way as possible.
It's also worth noting that I could have felt this song in 4/4 with all the 8th notes as 8th note triplets instead but the writing gets very long with triplets everywhere. Anyway, I'm rambling now! I hope some of this makes sense!