Drum Grooves & Street Beat Collection (+ Cadence Writing Competition)
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Forgot to mention the due date for posting a cadence is Sunday 6/21.
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Good morning. How do you get musescore to notate crossovers for tenors
@@captainkiwi77 if you press f8 the inspector will appear. Click on the note you want and then select "note head" or something like that and you can change it to something else
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Eric, i have never played an instrument nor have i ever had any interest in marching band growing up. That being said, I absolutely LOVE your videos and your personality brings a smile to my face. Keep up the great content and stay safe out there!
Bruh
@@lucasb3462im glad you agree.
Bro that’s actually really wholesome
Which cadence was your favorite?
my schools cadence jk lol musescore.com/user/31793227/scores/6181174/s/GX3__I
Will you ever to “Trade off” it’s a really popular drum cadence
I liked EMC hard, it's so catchy!
My favorite was EMC Hard. Very groovy. Great Content. I have picked up a few things from you. Keep it up!!
The most enjoyable to my ears was EMC Basic. I did like the snare parts where you were solo on screen, except 4,22,33 not so much. (But I really like the EMC Background Cadences the most....for now). I look forward to see what everyone contributes. I would do one, but my experience in recording myself multiple times is using two tape recorders and switching back and forth...lol.... and I’ve never edited audio/video....maybe another time 🥁🎼
My father who’s a cop was brutally beaten by rioters. Thanks for keeping to make content that puts a smile on my face Eric!
Sucks 🤝
HAHAHA AS HE SHOULD BE
swliam. Dude why? I’m a person too you know
Good lord man, the fact that anyone can write/play these just blows my mind. Makes me wish I kept up with percussion after high school.
he duplicates himself into an ensemble, but forgets to social distance from himself 😱
It’s just camera angles. They’re all in different dimensions
@ashamoosmith bro you stoopid
Beanspeople r/wooosh
@@kevinnguyen552 wtf
My first year of marching band is next year and your videos are getting me really exited!
Thank you!!!!! 🤗
You somehow combine all my fond memories of both my Drumline friends and my instructors into one personality and it’s really fantastic
Dude I just made my schools drumline as bass 1 and I’m so freaking happy!
EMC you were the person that got me into marching drums so thank you so much, any tips for practicing rudiments and cadences for someone going into a marching band for the first time
Hey, I've been playing marching drums for about 6 years and have become (relatively) well rounded on each instrument. One piece of advice I would give is to remember that everything starts with your 8's legato exercise. If I were you I'd look at some exercises on SnareScience.com and practice whatever you can get your hands on that you enjoy playing. Remember that playing music is all about fun and if you're not having fun you should take a break for a little bit and drink some water. Also remember that in the beginning you aren't going to sound amazing and you have to be ok with sounding "bad" before you sound "good." All that being said, once you start getting serious about music, do yourself the favor of never giving up because you will regret it if you do!
marimbalick thank you so much, do you have any tips on flam exercises or hybrids
@@owen1085 Hey I've also been playing about 6 years. For flam and hybrid rudiments, I've always been told to start slow and separate your hands. For example, start your metronome at a slow tempo, and then play the rudiment, but keep one hand on the drum or pad and move the other hand to like your leg. This helps break down what each hand is doing in the rudiments and leads to a better understanding of them. Once you get comfortable playing them straight through at a slow tempo, work on speeding them up and maintaining good rhythmic quality and a nice sound on your flams. Eventually, incorporating the 421 grid accent pattern with accents is a good way to practice them. If you struggle with the grid part, don't beat yourself up. It's not the easiest thing to do. In summary, start slow, separate your hands, slowly build tempo, and learn them in 421 grid form
@@owen1085 as far as flam exercises and hybrid goes, like the other person said, take it slow for sure. I would personally first work on the sound of your flam. Keep in mind that the grace note (or the little note behind the regular note) is never going to be higher than an inch or two. When you look at your playing position, both of your sticks should be about an inch or two off the drum whenever you aren't playing anything; this ties into how you can treat your flams. When you set up to play a flam, your one stick should be up while the other should not have moved. This will help you really clean up the sound of your flam. From there, really work on the sound of your flam accent rudiment. Take it slow and listen to every part of your sound. If you are practicing in triplets, make sure your triplet rhythm isn't being "rushed" or "dragged" by adding in the flam. Also make sure the sound of your flams is not being affected by adding extra notes in between playing your flams.
@@owen1085 hybrid rudiments are my absolute favorite and I have a lot to say about those but I'll keep it short for your sake. What I would do for hybrid rudiments is to start with the triplet grid. Do it with just accents and then add in single diddles to your grid. You want to practice playing accented diddles and non-accented diddles so that when you get ready to add those into your flams (i.e cheeses, flam drags, flam fives) you will be able to cleanly execute the roll portion of these rudiments. Remember that finger motion is going to be a very important part of making your rolls sound nice and fat and consistent. Believe it or not, finger movement is going to be one of the biggest parts of learning to play most of the things you play cleanly and consistently with the highest quality of sound that is possible. This is true for both traditional grip and match grip.
And one quick thing I think you should note just for your playing future, if you are practicing using the traditional grip, use a balance of wrist motion and arm motion when you are playing. You don't want to use too much arm in unnecessary places when playing in traditional grip. However if you are playing with the matched grip, you should be incorporating a lot more arm motion with some wrist motion.
Just realized the other day that a friend of mine was on UD’s marching band with you AND lost my mind! Lol
When is EMC gonna play those cadences ppl submitted? I'm on the edge of my seat. Good vids btw.
If you ever get noise complaints you should show them this
Man, I wish I still had the cadence I wrote in college for my percussion techniques class. It was simple but so was everyone else’s as percussion was not our major (mine was trumpet but I had some percussion experience.....more so writing/transcribing than playing).
I'm loving the cadence writing comp. Thing, but I'm tech challenged! My drummers harass me when I hand them handwritten music! But the beats are solid and the grooves are tight. So, no submission from me this time, but looking forward to the results!
I've been working on this really dumb cadence for the past few weeks and now is the perfect time to show it off.
It’s never dumb if you created something.....simple maybe, but not dumb.
@@BEElaine1008 Didn't know I needed to hear this, thanks a lot man
@@rhibolt5907 you are most welcome! Keep it fun, but if you are eventually looking to be a pro, it will come in time. And if you play just for fun, that’s the answer ....fun! I could never write in these more complicated patterns....I was not in drum line long enough because it was only just starting....on the fringes of my awareness. But I actually ordered a Xymox tenor pad because I would love to learn! And if I can’t do it, no biggie. Good luck to you....and definitely submit the cadence!
Matt writes really hard stuff, even if it is cool. I'm going to go buy EMC (both versions) now. Thanks for sharing.
Funny I just started working on a cadence, guess it’s time to get to work
I would like for you to play one of my highschool drumline cadences
I love dem grooves.
EMC basic is our new cadence
All of these Caden's were fire🔥
What’s crackalackin Eric?!? You’re the real og
What's up with the wacky clefs?
Speaking of drum lines and indoor (and WGI)....Did you ever happen to know or meet or hear of Tony Florio (Alliance Media)?
Are street beats another name for cadences or are they a specific type of cadence and if so how do I get more information on them
EMC 2021 Cadence contest.
please.
Nice
how did you notate crossovers in musescore?
im looking forwards to learn how to play quads or should i start with something else?
I would definitely start with something much easier depending on your experience with other percussion. freedrumlinemusic.com/ has tons of cadences ranging from level one (middle school drumlines) to level 5 (college drumlines), so you can start at what works for you and hopefully work your way up.
in all honesty how do you notate the tenor crossovers, like the open circle
Well unfortunately I do not know much about music writing (especially tenors and bass drum splits) so if I were to do this I think It might be very bad :(
8:05 not enough stank
How long does it take to make a video like this and how are not insane yet?
When do you need the cadences by?
I have a question for the contest is it ok if it has some of the system stuff on top while recording
Question: Why do you have different numbers of tenors and snares for different cadences?
0:57 that threw me way off lol
Nice!!
I'm attempting this in muse score 3, and I cannot figure out where the shots are for upper battery, and unisons for basses. can someone help?
Yeah man, there's an extension called MDL (MuseScore Drum Line) that is pretty essential for writing battery music. You can find it and instructions on how to install it on the MuseScore website.
@@zachahr2094 do you know how to write crossovers in musescore for tenors?
@@jasonstone6134 Yeah, if you go to the palettes menu under "Noteheads". The very last icon should be parentheses. This might only be an MDL thing as well.
@@zachahr2094 OMG THANK YOU
@@zachahr2094wait how to you apply it to the note, i tried dragging it onto it and it didnt work.
So is the 5 bass thing a recommendation or if I do 6 basses, you don’t play it?
Can I get some cymbal love? @EMCproductions
What is the due date for the cadence? I just made one today but idk if it’s too late.
6/21
Thank you sir
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Okay, I'm not a professional cymbal player, at all. But, you don't have to do the wave thing every time you crash. That's only used in very crashes. When your in set, like you were in the first video, no wave is needed.
well hes marched multiple dci corps and majored in music in college, i think he knows what to do. he probably knows you dont need to do it
@@jasonstone6134 okay, I mean I said that I'm not a professional
Do Taco
RlRlRlrlLrLrLr 9th stroke roll
superbe
Hello
First, but probably not really.
Hallo!
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Hmm maybe unpopular opinion but I think most of the ones that were shown (besides eric’s written cadences) are pretty mediocre
You've gotta check out some of his hardcore stuff. Matt Lemieux is great. Check his stuff out on tap space.
www.tapspace.com/books-education/track-burn
1st comment😱
Nevermind😥
18th
Too convoluted and hard to march to. A cadence should grove and make you want to march in time to said grove.
45:0 - mad like:dislike ratio
no way im first like
Nice
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