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Title: Double Bass Lesson Post by: golfreach on July 12, 2005, 08:33 AM (http://troyolson.net/lessons/key.gif)
1a. WARM UP (http://troyolson.net/lessons/lesson1a.gif) Listen (WMA) (http://troyolson.net/lessons/lesson1a.wma) 1b. FILL WITH TOMS (http://troyolson.net/lessons/lesson1b.gif) Listen (WMA) (http://troyolson.net/lessons/lesson1b.wma) 1c. FILL PLAYED IN CONTEXT (http://troyolson.net/lessons/lesson1c.gif) Listen (WMA) (http://troyolson.net/lessons/lesson1c.wma) ... Title: Double Bass Lesson Post by: Marcos on July 12, 2005, 09:05 AM 8) kool!
Title: Re:Double Bass Lesson Post by: Joe on July 12, 2005, 09:31 AM I do not understand how a drum part can be written in any key, much less that of "C".
::d&r:: Title: Re:Double Bass Lesson Post by: B on July 12, 2005, 09:52 AM I do not understand how a drum part can be written in any key, much less that of "C". ::d&r:: Dude, the 'C' stands for 'common time' (as in 4/4 time). Not the key of C. The 'key' is there because it's a key for the notation, so you know which notes go where. Title: Re:Double Bass Lesson Post by: Joe on July 12, 2005, 10:05 AM I do not understand how a drum part can be written in any key, much less that of "C". ::d&r:: Dude, the 'C' stands for 'common time' (as in 4/4 time). Not the key of C. The 'key' is there because it's a key for the notation, so you know which notes go where. ... Dude, the ::d&r::, obviously not universally, stands for "duck and run". ;) Title: Double Bass Lesson Post by: drumwild on July 12, 2005, 10:08 AM The time wasn't common enough! ;D
Well done! Title: Double Bass Lesson Post by: Drumodad on July 12, 2005, 02:46 PM Should I be tuned to 440? :o
Title: Double Bass Lesson Post by: Joe on July 12, 2005, 03:36 PM Title: Double Bass Lesson Post by: Floyd42 on July 13, 2005, 12:15 AM Is that you: Troy Olson (http://troyolson.net/) ?
Title: Re:Double Bass Lesson Post by: felix on July 13, 2005, 12:50 PM a "C" is common time and the key of C would have no sharps or flats in the staff either. No biggie- I like drum parts written on staff paper. I wouldn't have cared how it was notated- I would have just played it on piano as well as drums
It's the guy's first post and a good one. More people should post their playing ideas so nicely notated. I think those are some nice exercises. Dbl bass and sextuplets go hand in hand like Jack and Jill. Here's my little tip for single bass players- reverse the kick drum parts with the tom parts and vice versa, you can also move the 2 and 4 note groupings anywhere you want in the measure. That's some cool sounding shiznit- play it if you can. Title: Re:Double Bass Lesson Post by: Joe on July 13, 2005, 01:11 PM It's the guy's first post and a good one. More people should post their playing ideas so nicely notated He even put that nice decorative serif on those sevens! Title: Double Bass Lesson Post by: felix on July 14, 2005, 05:13 AM ::)
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