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I was there too! Sorry to hear about your friend, and I'm glad that I could bring up good memories for someone else too.

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Thank you!

Thank you. I record using IEMs and soundcheck with soundcore ear buds. Unfortunately playing along with live recordings, especially tapes from way back then, is a little tough to keep a happy medium. With a sound guy turning up and down the actual band, sometimes I am too loud or not loud enough. I did just replay this using my earbuds, and it sounds fairly well mixed though most of the recording.

The timing must be off

could be. I'm new to drumming and very new to recording, I'm recording into a free web streaming app. sometimes I notice that it is slightly out of sync. Thanks for the input, I'm looking into a better camera and am going to try to record through reaper, if I can figure out how to get the audio synched with the video.

And, thank you!!!

Thank you!!

Thanks!

I have read it! And you're right, once the music starts, it almost seems like everything else fades away and I can almost feel like I'm up on that stage with them. When I first started practicing, I shyed away from the dead because I thought a 3rd drummer would make it super muddy, but I was wrong. I stopped trying to do drum covers and playing what that original drummer played, and just adding my own. I don't think it sounds muddy, and the trip I take while playing with them is therapeutic. I'll be playing more and more from them. It's like firing up a time machine and hopping on the bus all over again!

@@scottb382 Yeah, I have often thought time travel was possible because when playing music in a good live jam it seems like time seems to lean into the future where you can predict what is about to happen. Although lately, I see that good jam feeling of being in this moment. This moment is what is truly real. The past slips away mostly forgotten and the future is less than fully known. Good music slows down the mind so you can experience the moment and reality. I consider myself really lucky. My wife loves to jam too. Each of us is different and has a different view of the music. She was classically trained and can read music. I can read it a little. I took drums in middle school. But, I learned guitar mostly by doing what you are doing and playing along with the Grateful Dead. When my wife and I play and when I really get into it and I am warmed up and practiced I can't do anything wrong. You can never judge the jam either. It is just what came out. Phil Lesh was a great proponent of there are no mistakes. It's all music. There have been times when my wife and I play that the music almost seemed like some contentious argument or that it was falling apart while we played it but when we listened to the recording it was excellent. If not for the Grateful Dead I could not have learned that so easily. They all taught me well.🐦 I have been listening to you play with the Dead as I write. You fit in perfectly.🐦 If you are interested, here are a couple of good jams between my wife and I. Let me know what you think. Alas, the drummer is an Alesis SR-18 except for the tabla I added on Eyes of the World played by me on the Roland Handsonic HPD-15. The live musical interplay is between her piano and my guitar. She wrote When Winter Leaves My Heart.🐦 Bluebird Bridge Eyes of the World - th-cam.com/video/OjSFy4q1sn8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Q_jxz_UUHYCBz71X When Winter Leaves My Heart - th-cam.com/video/iTUZUjMWDGg/w-d-xo.htmlsi=pwSkwkx6cqBlbbAB

I'll check em out!

Sweet!!

Thank you!!

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Thank you! I built this kit to learn and practice. I started with just 1 kit about 3 years ago, and then turned it into this about 2 years ago. I play along with other bands as well, but I really like playing with the Dead, and I've been playing a lot of shows I was at, this being one of the many...followed them from 88-91.

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Thanks!

Thanks! I tried to set it up as a normal kit but couldn't get the feet thing down, but since the build, I added a snare, and a kick without pedals, ill incorporate a hihat next!!

Thank you!! Much appreciated!!!

Thanks! Took a little bit of thinking to get it all on there. I call it Andre......lol

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Thank you!! We are from Mechanicsburg, PA. and we recorded that in Carlisle, PA. The entire show is on my channel as 2 Sets

Thanks bro. we appreciate you!!

Thanks!! We appreciate it!!

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Trying to keep the angry gremlins at check within myself. Or........ Just practicing with a great band, to try and improve my new hobby, but I like the first answer better

Sorry about that, some of these bootlegs from a long past era are hard to soundcheck because some of the songs are quieter than others so a happy medium has to be met. Sometimes I over power the old tapes and sometimes I'm not loud enough. It's a thin line.....lol

it really is!

Thank you! Much appreciated!

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I just started learning and couldn't get the feet thing down, so I decided to buy a couple used kits and make this to hopefully be set up over my congas, and then it turned into its own machine!!

You’re welcome 😊

Thanks!

Thanks! Took a little bit of thinking and 3 used kits to make. I call it Andre!!

Thank you!

Thank you! Much appreciated!

Thanks bro! It keeps me sane......

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I record these as practice so I can listen later and try to improve. Im teaching myself and my son told me this is the best way to keep a recording and not fill up my phone

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@@scottb382 You're just hitting random stuff and missing the drums! Have you thought about taking some lessons on rudiments and stick handling? Sending love brother.

​@@TylerDCurtisThanks for the input. I just started learning and picked up my first pair of sticks at 51. I have a contracting business, and not a lot of time for lessons. Trying to teach myself with some online lessons, and have slowed down with more control. I know I have a long way to go, but it's hard to find tips for a kit like mine. I am in no way a drummer, and probably never will be, but playing helps ease the stress of life, and I'm very impatient, but I will continue to practice and definitely looking forward to much more learning.

Thanks!