I don't like electronic drums at all, but if it means the difference between being able to play and not, like in an apartment or something, then it is better than nothing.
The only thing I don't agree with about that is I don't think that jazz is dependant on the instrument you use to play it. I persoanlly think that jazz drumming is more about timing and other subtle things, not just about how the drums sound.
It's true that you will never create the sound of nice drums on electric, but it doesn't mean that you can't play jazz on electric drums.
What do you mean it's impossible? He just did it. It's really no different except one is digital sound and the other is natural. That basically like saying you can play jazz organ on a keyboard, you have to use a real organ.
There are many reasons why jazz drummers choose to play acoustic kits. Jazz drumming is extremely varied in dynamics, you can't get the same subtleties from sampled drum and cymbal sounds. I'll have no part in a petty debate.
You just started in this petty debate, lol. My electic have pessure sensitive triggers (as do almost every other electric kit), whcih menas you can vary volume and dynamics and such just as easily. It won't sond exact, but you can still do jazz drumming on an electric kit.
im with you man..electric drums have come a long way and sound amazing. fortunately as good as they may sound, they still don't top the sound of acoustic kits. they're great for indoor playing and recordings but for the drummer who loves the beauty of the acoustics this doesn't do it.
great - is the backing from the computer? what software can give me that sax?
russhurley 2 years ago
Loving the tradtitional
GeorgeBrooks09 2 years ago 2
I don't like electronic drums at all, but if it means the difference between being able to play and not, like in an apartment or something, then it is better than nothing.
pete5668 2 years ago 2
what tune is this?
THAIBOPPER 2 years ago
tune is "last week" from bop drumming!
i did a trascription of the drums in the head! book is by john rylie! highly recommended
xotankox 2 years ago
lol i thought u meant the song was dated
oiyabastard 2 years ago
oh hell yeah u can get the same Dynamics I have a TD9 and it gives me the sound range that I need :DDfor Jazz;)
derekpharms17 3 years ago
Yeah, I think the song is "School Days" from the Bop Drumming book.
drummike77 3 years ago
The only thing I don't agree with about that is I don't think that jazz is dependant on the instrument you use to play it. I persoanlly think that jazz drumming is more about timing and other subtle things, not just about how the drums sound.
It's true that you will never create the sound of nice drums on electric, but it doesn't mean that you can't play jazz on electric drums.
Mitchzizzle 3 years ago 7
What do you mean it's impossible? He just did it. It's really no different except one is digital sound and the other is natural. That basically like saying you can play jazz organ on a keyboard, you have to use a real organ.
Mitchzizzle 3 years ago
There are many reasons why jazz drummers choose to play acoustic kits. Jazz drumming is extremely varied in dynamics, you can't get the same subtleties from sampled drum and cymbal sounds. I'll have no part in a petty debate.
tytaniumboxhead 3 years ago
You just started in this petty debate, lol. My electic have pessure sensitive triggers (as do almost every other electric kit), whcih menas you can vary volume and dynamics and such just as easily. It won't sond exact, but you can still do jazz drumming on an electric kit.
Mitchzizzle 3 years ago 2
congradulations.
tytaniumboxhead 3 years ago
Phail.
Mitchzizzle 3 years ago 6
im with you man..electric drums have come a long way and sound amazing. fortunately as good as they may sound, they still don't top the sound of acoustic kits. they're great for indoor playing and recordings but for the drummer who loves the beauty of the acoustics this doesn't do it.
tony the drummer
tony13fg 2 years ago
Are those standard DTX drumsounds? Or did you import those sounds through midi into the dtx-module?
Daaaaavy 4 years ago
I like all styles of music. Being a trumpet player though I perfer jazz and a good drummer is the driving force of the music. Great job
ocpud2999 4 years ago 4
great set
Luciferium 5 years ago
Yeah is the "art of bob drumming" but I think you have to listen about the drums set language in that book.
Ismael2do 5 years ago
Is the song you're playing to out of the 'Art of Bop Drumming' by John Riley? If so I'm working out of that book myself - it's an excellent book.
jasonedwardsdrums 5 years ago
Very nice indeed. I am very impressed with how good you have made the electronic kit sound and feel in this genre. My complements sir.
simongrifix 5 years ago