its weird cuz i knew all this stuff, yet i didnt know that i knew it (if that makes any sense at all) great post.

this is great advice that could apply to any instrument

thanks! that will help snugglebunny!

Thanks. This has really inspiered me.

Anyone who is skeptical about these views should not be. I have proven them to myself through expreience and although this is not the first place that I heard this, it still helped and inspired me. Tenor players, I encourage you to pass this on to your fellow snare and bass drum players because this is not just the Zen of Quads but the essence of any drumming.
Good luck in all of your drumming endeavors and Thank you.

My flow is found with having fun.


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thats great. even though i knew it already, it seems much clearer

Hey, thanks a lot for that nice long explanation, really helped me in my approach to tenors...after playing snare for so long..heh <img src="/threads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />

absolutely
this is a nice reminder/slap to your ego that in the end, it all comes down to the basics

Wow! thanks for putting all the time into that post! it really helps snugglebunny. :P


And i think that the basic meaning of this post can also radiat into the other sections as well and the methods you explained can also be used in snare and bass playing...and also with the front ensamble...and basically all things related to percussion...


thanks again for the great thread