Some people are better at teaching than at playing. Freddie Gruber has helped many drummers become better drummers. The fact that he doesn't have a huge discography doesn't take anything away from that. Look at Gary Chaffee's list of recordings. I consider Gary Chaffee to be one of the most importa...

To reiterate the OP's point, none of these show him actually playing. What is known about him in this regard?

also if i remember correctly the chorus transitions to a different feel, perhaps based off the eighth note implied by the 7/8 feel. so to nail that transition it might be easier to think of it in 7/8 rather than 6 or 4 (and have to modulate the time based on the septuplet subdivisions). that's a lot...

i mean i guess technically you could count it in 6. from that perspective, you would be playing a septuplet over every 3 8th notes, or a 7 over 3 feel. i guess it doesn't matter. or you could call it a slow four and every beat youre playing septuplets. might just be more natural to think of it in 7/...

it sounds close to 6 because of where the back beat is placed, but if you listen closely you can tell it's a little off kilter- that's the one extra sixteenth before each backbeat or each "1."

That's brilliant! Why not for one musician? I'm sure it's not that expensive, and the point is for better tuning. I wonder if the equal turns really work though.

There are many. You're only really seeing the few who have the opportunity and know the right people. are there really that many? we're not talking your average exceptional youtube drummer. we're talking dicenso. i think him, the gods we talk about here all the time, theyre gods for a reason. there...

Welcome to the forum Dave!

YamahaPlayer wrote:As far as the criminal record... well, we all are to some extent or another. I have a fast car for a reason.

i'm loving this, although i have been mainly using it as music to do work to. is their previous album this good?