June 17th, 2008
At last i decided and, after more or less 15 years on honored service, i gave some rest to my old double (assembled) pedal: a ‘don’t-even-remember-model’ Pearl.
I’ve bought another pearl, a P 122Tw double bass, that’s a middle level solid, simple but at the same time flexible pedal, that my feet liked immediatly. Cost: 185 € in the real world, more or less the cybershopping cost. Except if you can buy it from Usa (something like 140 $, really cheap with the strong Euro).
For some time i had the idea to buy a top level double pedal, like Pearl Eliminator or DW Accelerator series, for more than 300 €: great F1 car, with tons of settings and features. I decided not to buy: too much money, yes, but, first of all, because i don’t want to give the hardware the responsibility to do my job. In this case too, less is better.
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June 15th, 2008
Rudiments are for drumset what scales are for piano. You can can use them to increase tecnique skills, stick control and a lot of other stuff. But they are also a walhalla of ideas when they are used in musical way on the drumset.
On Berklee shares (online free lessons) there an interesting preview of “Rudiment Grooves for Drum Set” written by the associate professor Rick Considine. The preview is a .pdf multimedia document, and even if is only a preview, is full of good concepts.
* Single and Double Strokes
* Stroked Rolls
* Drags
* Flams
* Paradiddles double paradiddles, paradiddle grooves and fills
* Combinations
Download free rudiments lesson:
Specific Rudiments for Drumset
Single and double stroke rolls
Drums Warmup Grooves
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June 14th, 2008
Some tab transcriptions of west africand a haitian rythms, from a personal page: Donba, Fanga, Kakilambe, Lamba, Mandjani, Tor(d)o, Banda, Yenvalou (Classique and Rasombler), Zepaule, Ollin Arageed. Good if you play Djembe, Jun Jun, Dundunda, Sangba or other traditional drums
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