I used to want to be a snare drummer. Then I said, let me do tenors instead. You got more potential than any of the people that I know played snare. Kick some ass dude!
Good technique there especially the rolls..nice and smooth. That drum sounds pretty good right out of the box. I have an old (80's vintage) Corder high-tension marching snare it's quite a bit 'drier' than that snare. Of course I got it for $50.00 as part of a multi-drum deal from a local music store so I can't complain much. Planning to pick up a good pipe-band snare soon (lot of difference between those and 'normal' marching snares) as I get calls to join in with bagpipers for parades, ceremonies etc. Keep on drummin' you sound great.
Traditional grip takes some practice. I i was once told that traditional grip only uses 13 muscle groups while matched grip uses 26. Im not sure how scientifically accurate that is but it boils down to you use more muscles in matched grip. So you have to work on and strengthen the muscles in traditional.
A common misconception is between full blindness and visual impairment. Being blind is having no vision in any eyes which is pretty rare. But more commonly found is visual impairment which is where there is some vision in one or both of the eyes. He may be fully blind or can see some out of one or both.
Andrew Fivecoate yep. I recently acquired a yamaha SFZ marching snare. I installed the Evans system Blue head on the top and an Evans 360 clear on the bottom. Now it’s the best sounding snare I’ve played.
Brandon Cox and put a Remo Falam bottom. Used to play on drums like yours 20 years ago and lugs would barely hold! That's why modern marching snares now have "free floating" lug posts.
That is just a concert snare you can march around with, it is not a marching snare. So I guess their tenor drum sounds like drumset toms. Please do a review on that.
Great job. This shows that if your blind deaf or both you can still learn to do things that you have passion for
wait hes blind?
I have a major hearing loss and the only way I can learn new music is by the paper music and by ear which has baffled doctors
@@skymanderggg_9792 look at his name
😆😆😆😂😂😂😂! that dog was like "SHUT THAT NOISE UP!" Great playing, man.
Markus Kemp word
Well said, Markus.
Th ending was super clean and very professional!
You sound like one of those U.S marching band snare drum players who plays for the military keep it up
mate ur a inspiration to all drummers u need at least millions of subscribers good job keep it up
This is so cool! You are very talented and good at snare drum
Thank you.
I used to want to be a snare drummer. Then I said, let me do tenors instead. You got more potential than any of the people that I know played snare. Kick some ass dude!
You’re the best Brandon
You're an inspiration and very talented
You are as amazing as that really cool snare! March on, Brandon!
Try traditional grip cause we can see you mastered the match grip
I can't roll with traditional grip. It's hard to get the stick to rebound.
Brandon Cox it was hard for me at first too but practice like that and keep doing that and you'll get it eventually and it will feel natural
Okay
Just learn it.
Brandon Cox Literally every too, also just keep playing with trad. even though it might feel restarted you everitnslly naturally get better
Good technique there especially the rolls..nice and smooth. That drum sounds pretty good right out of the box. I have an old (80's vintage) Corder high-tension marching snare it's quite a bit 'drier' than that snare. Of course I got it for $50.00 as part of a multi-drum deal from a local music store so I can't complain much. Planning to pick up a good pipe-band snare soon (lot of difference between those and 'normal' marching snares) as I get calls to join in with bagpipers for parades, ceremonies etc. Keep on drummin' you sound great.
great to see you pursuing a passion despite what would seem like a setback. Nice job, keep going at it!
I play snare and you did great for a blind person you are a great inspiration❤
Traditional grip takes some practice. I i was once told that traditional grip only uses 13 muscle groups while matched grip uses 26. Im not sure how scientifically accurate that is but it boils down to you use more muscles in matched grip. So you have to work on and strengthen the muscles in traditional.
Sounding great! Not a bad sounding snare!
drum sounds very good and you play really well, thanks for the post!
Jackie Keenan thanks
i like your rolls
*NO HATE* I love that he blind but still can do his passion and I feel very bad though u have a great time buddy😊😊😊
nice work friend!!!!
Cool snare drum....sound good!
Really nice sound quality dude! Very inspirational
It was dope
Wow I love this so much❤
He sounds amazing
Your really good I can't even play a drum roll lol
Christian Ramirez thanks
Brandon Cox it's true! Where can I buy a good snare stand?
Christian Ramirez I would look on Amazon or you’re local music store
Brandon Cox ok thank you
I have mad respect for you
Even if your blind don't let anyone make you down keep playing
Keep doing what you doing people don't hate
I love the playing man! Good job! Does the kit come with sticks?
A common misconception is between full blindness and visual impairment. Being blind is having no vision in any eyes which is pretty rare. But more commonly found is visual impairment which is where there is some vision in one or both of the eyes. He may be fully blind or can see some out of one or both.
Hi you are good at the drum
Nice job buddy
Ben Rosasco thanks buddy
Coool!
Looks like a field snare
Commander Calcium it basically is
I subscribed
That’s not how u hold the sticks but u are good at drumming
@Brandon Cox how long did it take for your snare to get to you?
Steve L 3 days
I want the high tension one
The Clout Wizard a Yamaha SFZ is better.
Is it around the same price?
You can probably get a used one for around the same price
I have that same drum just black
Echo is a good name imma name my dog echo
I have same one but black
what kind of drum are the drum the sound like plastic or like a drum with no echo called
how much did it cost
Where did you get the marching snare from your playing was 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Jaiden Reaux amazon
is this drum 14x10
It’s a 14x12
@@brandontheblinddude5302 oh okay thank you
@@richard.dorado._3881 I honestly wouldn’t recommend this particular drum for anyone. I had 2 of the lugs literally fall off
Blind people a great
I subbed
mikail morris who cares
I do
I hope you were not blind :(
Can i have the drum i can show you some tricks
that is what I like to call, "gehhto snare"
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Why do y'all keep asking that
Fix how your holding your stick
why were is eyes closed the whole video?
Dylan Destackelberg because
because what?
and i would love to give you lessons. you need them
Dylan Destackelberg I'm blind.
oh shit dude... I'm so sorry
That thing is cheap as shit
Cheap as hell
Andrew Fivecoate yep. I recently acquired a yamaha SFZ marching snare. I installed the Evans system Blue head on the top and an Evans 360 clear on the bottom. Now it’s the best sounding snare I’ve played.
Dude...you for real??? This is NOT a high tension marching snare lolll!
Phil Parent yes it is. It still has the stock head on it because I just took it out of the box.
Put a high tension marching head on it, for example; a Remo Black Max head and crank it all the way.....I guarantee your drum won`t last very long!
Phil Parent that's actually what I'm going to do. Good call.
Brandon Cox and put a Remo Falam bottom. Used to play on drums like yours 20 years ago and lugs would barely hold! That's why modern marching snares now have "free floating" lug posts.
Phil Parent so you're saying I shouldn't put a high tension head on?
That is just a concert snare you can march around with, it is not a marching snare. So I guess their tenor drum sounds like drumset toms. Please do a review on that.