Scary.

Soulseek is confuzing.
wheres the music go to that iv downloaded?

[quote=the_pure_drummer;13959947]Why are you afraid of your practice room dude?

And btw thats looks nice phil![/quote]

Ta :) They sound beautiful.

[quote=trysthedrummer;13959950]The grabber thing. Does the job fine for a splash[/quote]

Aye, ive got my 12" China on it :)

[QUOTE=Snarz;13959998]Soulseek is confuzing.
wheres the music go to that iv downloaded?[/QUOTE]

Into the folder you specify.

Hey Phil, what are small chinas like?

Nah just gave up on soulseek and downloaded Limewire Pro.

How much are you paying for that?^^^

you blatantly use limewire to download limewire pro...

$0.00

No I searched on google.

And my old limewire was messed up.

Hahaha i never thought of that.

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YX7aviv6uy0[/url]

[quote=Plasma;13960244]Hey Phil, what are small chinas like?[/quote]


Sharp, trashy, quick :)

I have this really big urge to give cocaberry + rep for some reason!

Josiah, how far have you gotten in the rhythm and meter book?

these small chinas interest me..hmm

cool!

[quote=double stroke roller;13960701]Josiah, how far have you gotten in the rhythm and meter book?[/quote]


haha plain luck I just saw this...


up too section 2, page 55


while i prob could have started moving into that section, the way i am, and like to practice, i like to get everything clean and beautiful before moving on. so i've been really perfecting the material previous to that before delving into that area.

Im looking into a small china for my kit. I love the quick little sounds they produce. Can anybody reccomend me one for a budget of around £100?

*some of the stuff in that book is off the wall. you can't practice with a metronome wich really forces a perfection in knowing the note values/changes.

Same here. Ive seen the AAX 12" mini for 80 quid.

[quote=the_pure_drummer;13960757]Im looking into a small china for my kit. I love the quick little sounds they produce. Can anybody reccomend me one for a budget of around £100?[/quote]

Istanbul agop traditional.... Anything 16" and under will be around or less than the £100 mark.

Yeh im looking into a small 14" china with a short to medium decay and a nice quick trashy sound. I have a budget of about £100 and im going down to only1music before the end on january again to get a jam block (red) and mount so i can let it just sit on the rim of my snare. Im also purchasing a stick holder to hold some sticks and looking into either an 18" crash (unlikely) unless i get some more money from somewhere or a china like stated above.

Any help appreciated. Cheers

Btw: Either meinl or zildjian china's or crashes would be a big bonus because they have big discounts on those brands.

Hmmz, guess I'm going to the pub within an hour. Beer! And women! :D

Sounds good man have fun. Get drunk. Get layed. ;)

[quote=the_pure_drummer;13960757]Im looking into a small china for my kit. I love the quick little sounds they produce. Can anybody reccomend me one for a budget of around £100?[/quote]

My stagg was about £30.

Not a huge name but i like the chinas and splashes.

[QUOTE=Josiah;13960751]haha plain luck I just saw this...


up too section 2, page 55


while i prob could have started moving into that section, the way i am, and like to practice, i like to get everything clean and beautiful before moving on. so i've been really perfecting the material previous to that before delving into that area.[/QUOTE]

Nice way of practicing. I use the same approach. I'm just on p.19. alot of good stuff to look forwar to though.

Cheers phil. Ill se what they have down there. They mostly stock zildjian, sabian and meinl.

Josiah: Do you have advanced funk study's?

If so how do you find it?

I was asked by some guys around here to drum in a death metuhl band.

I dont listen to much metal really, but I figure what the hell. As long as I dont have to be some kvlt metuhl fag and where face paint heehee

Yes, long time ago. It's a great book. Tons of rad grooves, and like many books. It's very easy to just add your own things to the grooves.
Remember, books are tools. The concepts and ideas for you to start from... start, not finish.
Move accents around, add diddles, flams, etc the possibilities become enormous.


[quote=double stroke roller;13960846]Nice way of practicing. I use the same approach. I'm just on p.19. alot of good stuff to look forwar to though.[/quote]


Awesome!! Don't rush it. This stuff is no joke difficult and really requires a ton of control over your note values.

Though I'm sure even at this early in the book you are prob thinkin like i was.. "wow, this is a whole different world of rhythm!"

Wich it is, it's really the expansion and advanced level of playing, very few people study this stuff or make it being able to use it in their playing.

So kudo's to you man! One of the few other people I know to work that book.

[QUOTE=Super Cameron;13960829]drinking at 3 pm wtf lush[/QUOTE]

It's 9 AM here :)

[QUOTE=the_pure_drummer;13960838]Sounds good man have fun. Get drunk. Get layed. ;)[/QUOTE]

I'll try my best :)

^16 and 17 took awhile but was well worth the time.

^those are far beyond where you said you were in the book...

pages 16 and 17 come before 19 or are you refering to super cameron I see haha yeah study 16 and 17 are way beyong where I'm at. I havn't even looked at pages 34 and 35 yet.

Jo my book is on order so its on its way pretty soon. Along with syncopation, do you have that one?

Btw i ordered advanced funk studies WITH the 2 cd's.

^both are excellent, I had syncopation but lost it some time ago. I never ordered a new one out of redudency from books i already have.



doublestrokeroller - the way you said it, was reffering to the rhythmic studies as cameron was.. #16 and 17

my bad



The only person I've ever heard or seen play the more advanced studies in that book, correctly, is chaffee himself and 1 other to-be-not-named drum monster.

I have seen several high end players attempt some of them though.

I've spent a total of 30 hours in the library this week, and I've noticed that a lot of people go lurk in the back section and rip a[B]s[/B]s.

Im off to bed now guys. Nighty night!

A fellow at my practice space studied with chaffee when he lived out east. He showed me the linear notes from his lessons. He is in his late forties and said the notes where from before chaffee wrote his linear book.

[quote=the_pure_drummer;13961042]Im off to bed now guys. Nighty night![/quote]

Dude, its like 9pm

Ickle Joel is tired. My friend passed out at 9:38 on new years eve....

[QUOTE]Dude, its like 9pm[/QUOTE]

Ha i meant going to lie in bed and watch a bunch of asshole celebrites make an even bigger *** of them selves on a reality tv show. Can you guess what im talking about????