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There's many things I can tell you.........  but its a little quick number i was experimenting with 

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Nice harmonies and melodies. Enthusiastic drummer. I like the song but I think the huge arrangement with strings and a lot of reverb is more suitable for a (power) ballad or similar. Your song sounds more like  upbeat rock and IMHO craves a different setting, like a rock combo. 

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11 hours ago, equality said:

Nice harmonies and melodies. Enthusiastic drummer. I like the song but I think the huge arrangement with strings and a lot of reverb is more suitable for a (power) ballad or similar. Your song sounds more like  upbeat rock and IMHO craves a different setting, like a rock combo. 

Drums intended, its been a year of learning to write drum scores 

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1 hour ago, paulo said:

It's good, but it does sound a bit like it was written by the drummer and nobody wanted to tell him.......

Musicians vs non Musicians is always hilarious , only Musicians have noticed the drums.  non Musicians say they like the drummers energy lol 

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23 hours ago, jack c. said:

love that piano.david bowie.toooooooooooooooooo many snare rolls.jack c

Cheers Jack, funny you say bowie, the other day i only the other day, i found out he helped write under pressure with Queen, makes sense, so clever 

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Good song, however the machine-gun drum rolls are a distraction, sometime less is more, drums to busy in the verses, bring back in the verses, push them forward in the chorus. (I used to be a drummer)

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4 minutes ago, Wookiee said:

Good song, however the machine-gun drum rolls are a distraction, sometime less is more, drums to busy in the verses, bring back in the verses, push them forward in the chorus. (I used to be a drummer)

yes its a choice in this song,  purely for project objective with a student 

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4 minutes ago, whoisp said:

yes its a choice in this song,  purely for project objective with a student 

Understood why, just letting you know it didn't work for me, but it ain't my tune or mix, consequently my opinion really is irrelevant.

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On 12/3/2024 at 1:41 PM, Wookiee said:

Understood why, just letting you know it didn't work for me, but it ain't my tune or mix, consequently my opinion really is irrelevant.

Yes, it was a demonstration of the core drum notation and mapping.  Some people say, compared to other instruments, drums can be hard to learn and write for various reason so they stick to basic beats, but never progress much. The curve is very large if you played drums, few things you absolutely NEED learn when playing  and or writing drums. I am not a very good drummer but know the theory well from playing all instruments.  So you will hear, 4, 8, 16 and 32 on this with basic builds to added rides, spaces and time out with no drums to keep time, its was good for technique and timing .  I did spend much tome on the song but more on the drums.

 

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@whoisp it is the machine gun nature of the rolls that got me no drummer can play that precise, even military drummers. Listen to military drummers they play mainly double stroke rolls, but even they exhibit some differences in timing and stroke strength (velocity). 

Single stroke rolls are a little different but again exhibit differences in timing and strength (velocity) of their strikes. Drummers all have a power hand, one that is always just a little louder.

But as I said its your choice, I was merely making an observation that put me off of an otherwise well composed and captured song.

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6 hours ago, Wookiee said:

@whoisp it is the machine gun nature of the rolls that got me no drummer can play that precise, even military drummers. Listen to military drummers they play mainly double stroke rolls, but even they exhibit some differences in timing and stroke strength (velocity). 

Single stroke rolls are a little different but again exhibit differences in timing and strength (velocity) of their strikes. Drummers all have a power hand, one that is always just a little louder.

But as I said its your choice, I was merely making an observation that put me off of an otherwise well composed and captured song.

Like i said its for learning, i have 2 that are starting to write EDM that have insane  drum risers and rolls. You know i am ex military right lol You want to go to the tattoo and watch HM Royal Marines Top Secret Drum Corps . 

 i know what i am teaching them on addictive drums, that's the main thing, Harry the EDM guy is now cooking. 

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