Robert McCarther no it doesn't. having speed is a good trait to have, but what makes you better as a snare player is the ability to catch rudiments, and your knowledge of rudiments. what's the point of being able to play the basic 40 at 300 bpm, when you can't catch snare parts, or complicated rudiments. there is none. so I'll say again, being fast is good, I know many fast players, but that's a one trick pony thing.
Darien Chopz Being able to catch rudiments and having a sufficient knowledge of rudiments is what makes you a sound snare player. These are things a snare drummer should already be able to do. The whole goal of rudiments is to be able to play them clean and to play them with speed (open-close-open). Say two players can both "catch on" to rudiments and both have a vast knowledge of rudiments, how do you determine the better player? So I'LL say it again. Speed does make you a better player, if it's cleaner than your opponent.
Robert McCarther that's because you've probably only come into contact with snare players who have a limited knowledge of rudiments. if both snare players are catching each others rudiments, then nobody wins. playing stuff open to close Is standard, but you can't call yourself better when all you can bring to the table is playing the basic 40 faster than me. so I'll explain it like this... are you better at math if you can spit your 1-10 times tables faster than anyone but that's as far as your knowledge goes. or are you better if you can multiply 1-100, big numbers, dividing, subtracting?
I hate to say this but im not surprised at what happened to the two dudes from SU at the 11 min mark. This was back in 14. I would have liked to see a rudiment chop session with some members of MSD and WT
The advantage of playing on a powerstroke 77 or any surface with no rebound = more speed
who sticks dude got? Cuz if he go to southern they don't tape they sticks
NobleReedPHA I wonder why tho ?
NobleReedPHA Why is that ?
Just guessing …. PV, SU, and JSU
speed is alright, but it don't make you better.
Darien Chopz that's a big southern thing.. let's speed it up
Darien Chopz yes it does if it's cleaner. The whole goal is to see who can play it the cleanest and fastest
Robert McCarther no it doesn't. having speed is a good trait to have, but what makes you better as a snare player is the ability to catch rudiments, and your knowledge of rudiments. what's the point of being able to play the basic 40 at 300 bpm, when you can't catch snare parts, or complicated rudiments. there is none.
so I'll say again, being fast is good, I know many fast players, but that's a one trick pony thing.
Darien Chopz Being able to catch rudiments and having a sufficient knowledge of rudiments is what makes you a sound snare player. These are things a snare drummer should already be able to do. The whole goal of rudiments is to be able to play them clean and to play them with speed (open-close-open). Say two players can both "catch on" to rudiments and both have a vast knowledge of rudiments, how do you determine the better player?
So I'LL say it again. Speed does make you a better player, if it's cleaner than your opponent.
Robert McCarther that's because you've probably only come into contact with snare players who have a limited knowledge of rudiments. if both snare players are catching each others rudiments, then nobody wins.
playing stuff open to close Is standard, but you can't call yourself better when all you can bring to the table is playing the basic 40 faster than me.
so I'll explain it like this...
are you better at math if you can spit your 1-10 times tables faster than anyone but that's as far as your knowledge goes. or are you better if you can multiply 1-100, big numbers, dividing, subtracting?
Nice exchange. Both sides choppin. But DAMN SU nigga with the Hornets jacket got SPEED.
Why my boy dominate them choo-choos like that? LOL
Bro this is classic.
What school are they from and are those practice pads they are playing on?
playing on a book
Eddie Grider the two guys on the left from Prairie View & the other two on the right from Southern
What rudiment was that at the end ???
What are some rudiments they played
They played alot of hybrids
Didn’t show that book no mercy 😂
Well.. we know who won this one
Making a nigga wanna pick up the sticks again. Take it back old school. Rudiments for a $1??
Somebody tell me the rudiment @12:46
(double flammed mill) In the basic 40 rudiments the number 25th rudiment is (Single flammed mill).
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What’s the rudiment at 8:33
@@babyjmilly7831 six stroke roll
Su vs Prariewiew
Nice chops
What kind of sticks does the guy in the blue jacket have
I hate to say this but im not surprised at what happened to the two dudes from SU at the 11 min mark.
This was back in 14. I would have liked to see a rudiment chop session with some members of MSD and WT
S U play with way more power and hands are stronger
Marcell Johnson pv has way more control
@@dontajackson3042 because their drum is on their stomach and southern is on their knee plus they have to march
different styles also
Mexican dude was too tense, wasn't lifting his arms so it seemed to inhibit his rebound and speed
speed don't make you better but the summer guys were nice but the pv guys were way cleaner
SU took a smooth L!
Actually 10:45 started slawing hard as shit.
DChopz 101 you need your eyes and ears checked if you honestly believe that
KuroYami TV dude both PV and SU was slackin on rudiments so its a really tie
Wtf was y’all watching? SU hands down.
The infamous JAY POLK!!!
Southern plays more Open then any other colleges.....dem diddles got 2 fast 4 him
Good times … it’s crazy how long ago this was !
finally lol
anyone know the rudiment at 6:46 mark?
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@@cam0227 you don’t kno yo rudiments🤔💀
Sound like some hybrid shit.
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