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A test I did to see how my EQing worked and to see if I was smart enough...
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A test I did to see how my EQing worked and to see if I was smart enough to learn how to sync audio and video. You should probably use headphones or good speakers to hear the audio right. Or if you want to see my bassist and guitarist come in and ruin it... A suppose those things aren't really a necessity. Video is a little off, I gotta find a way to center it. And I need a lock on my music room door.
Drums:
1968 Rogers Blue Onyx Holiday 12"x8", 16"x16", 20"x14"
1965 Ludwig Arcolite Snare
Heads:
Kick - Emad2 on batter, Remo Coated Ambassador with logo on reso.
Snare - Evans G2 on batter, Evans Hazy 300 on reso, Puresound 20 strand wires.
Toms - Evans G2 on batter, Evans Genera Resonant on reso.
Cymbals:
Meinl Byzance 14" Extra Dry Medium Hats
Meinl Byzance 20" Traditional Extra Thin Hammered Crash
Meinl Byzance 22" Vintage Sand Ride
Percussion:
Meinl 8" Copper Hand-Hammered Cowbell
Hardware:
DW 9000 Stands
DW 7000 Single Pedal
PDP 7000 HiHat Stand/DW Clutch
Mics:
CAD ICM 417 (Overhead L & R)
CAD KBM 412 (Kick)
CAD TSM 411 (Rack, Floor, Snare Top & Bottom)
Shure SM58 (Hats)
Recording Hardware:
Alesis Multimix 8
Garageband on my MacBook
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Cover of the 1966 Kinks classic done old time style. Recorded at a Feb 2...
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Cover of the 1966 Kinks classic done old time style. Recorded at a Feb 2012 band practice on an H2 Zoom
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Go to http://jazzheaven... for more FREE Eric Harland Videos! This was a...
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Go to http://jazzheaven... for more FREE Eric Harland Videos! This was an excerpt and the Introduction Eric Harland Solo from Eric's Jazz Drumming Lesson/Masterclass video/DVD called "The Yin & Yang of JazzDrumming" - 1h 30min Lesson, 60-min Interview, Trio Performances with Aaron Parks (piano) and Joe Martin (bass); 4 Play-Along MP3s and more.
Click on http://jazzheaven... for many other killer jazz drumming instructional videos with Ari Hoenig, Ralph Peterson, Mike Clark, Portinho, etc.
(Plus jazz instructional videos with MANY other great jazz artists like Lee Konitz, Kenny Werner, Jerry Bergonzi, Jean-Michel Pilc, Oz Noy, Lage Lund, Gilad Hekselman, Ingrid Jensen, Geoffrey Keezer, Walt Weiskopf & more.)
Go to http://jazzheaven... to check out the madness!
Eric Du'sean Harland, composer and drummer, is a 32 year old native of Houston, Texas who currently resides on the east coast. Education He began his professional career in 1993 playing locally as he finished high school at The High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. Eric won first chair in 1992-93 with the Regional and All State Jazz Band. He received a special Citation for Outstanding Musicianship in 1994 from the International Association of Jazz Educators. During a workshop in high school, Wynton Marsalis discovered him and encouraged him to study in New York City. Therefore, after graduation, Eric went on to Manhattan School of Music with a full scholarship in their music program. After music school Eric went on to study Theology at Houston Baptist University (College of Biblical Studies) to become an ordained Minister. Career Eric has recorded over 45 recordings with various artists. Among these recordings, Let‚s get lost & Wandering Moon (Terence Blanchard on Sony Classical), Black Action Figure (Stefon Harris on Blue Note) and Land Of Giants (McCoy Tyner on Telarc) were nominated for Grammy Awards. Other recordings include artist Charles Lloyd, Dave Holland, Ravi Coltrane, and Greg Osby to name a few. With Terence Blanchard, Eric has played on 18 motion picture movie scores such as Bo Jangles (with Gregory Hines), Caveman's Valentine (with Samuel Jackson), Original Sin (with Antonio Banderas and Angelina Jolie), People I Know (with Al Pacino and Kim Basinger) and Dark Blue (with Kirk Russell). Performing live is one of Eric's greatest joys and he has had numerous opportunities to play with the greats in the jazz/music industry. Some of these artists include the late, great Betty Carter, Joe Henderson, Charles Lloyd, Joshua Redman, Wynton Marsalis, Terence Blanchard, McCoy Tyner, Michael Brecker, John Patitucci and Zakir Hussain. Eric is also part of the SF Jazz Collective, a new 8 piece cutting edge group brain stormed by Joshua Redman and featuring members like Bobby Hutchinson, Nicholas Payton, Miguel Zenon and more. Eric has ventured out into modeling for LLumo Vogue and the New Yorker Magazine by world-renowned photographer Arthur Elgort. In Down Beat's 2008 Critics Poll, Eric was awarded 1st Place in "Rising Star Drums". The New York Times printed an article featuring Eric Harland stating that "he is ...setting the rhythm of jazz's future."‰ Eric has also been featured in the Sept. 2002 issue of Modern Drummer. Eric would also love to give thanks to God for his nurturing and understanding that keeps him inspired in every moment. Endorsements Eric is currently endorsed by Yamaha Drums, Zildjian Cymbals, Evans Drumheads, and Vater Sticks.
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More How to Play Brushes Videos: Click on http://JazzHeaven...
This was ...
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More How to Play Brushes Videos: Click on http://JazzHeaven...
This was an excerpt from the Ralph Peterson Jazz Drumming Lesson/Masterclass video/DVD entitled "Jazz Drumming Demystified".
Jam-packed Jazz Drumming Lessons: 2h 20min Lesson, 60-min Interview, 4 Quartet Performances & 4 Play-Along MP3s and lots MORE.
A master drummer AND master teacher! (Incl. on how to play brushes.)
A rare combination, indeed.
Click on http://JazzHeaven... - other killer jazz drumming instructional videos with Eric Harland, Ari Hoenig, Mike Clark, Portinho, etc.
(Plus jazz instructional videos with MANY other great jazz artists like Lee Konitz, Kenny Werner, Jerry Bergonzi, Jean-Michel Pilc, Oz Noy, Lage Lund, Gilad Hekselman, Ingrid Jensen, Geoffrey Keezer, Walt Weiskopf & more.)
Go to http://JazzHeaven... to check out the madness!
For nearly 30 years, Ralph Peterson has been one of the most distinctive and recognizable drummers in jazz. His talent and drive as a drummer, composer, arranger and bandleader set him apart as a Master among his peers. In 1980, Ralph was accepted into the Jazz Studies program at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Some of his teachers there included Kenny Barron, Paul Jeffrey and drummer Michael Carvin.
Peterson met master drummer Art Blakey in 1983. A few months after sitting in, Blakey called Peterson (then a college junior) to play along side him in his two-drummer big band. This was for a performance at the Boston Globe Festival. Ralph continued in the Jazz Messenger Big Band until Blakey's passing. Peterson takes seriously the honor and responsibility of being the "Last Messenger Drummer" and later paid homage to Blakey on his 1992 recording "Art." In 1985, a year after his graduation from Rutgers, Peterson was hired to perform with piano giant Walter Davis Jr., as well as with trumpeter Jon Faddis. Ralph has since become a member of the jazz elite. His recording and touring resume includes jazz greats like Terrence Blanchard, Branford Marsalis, Stanley Turrentine, David Murray, The Count Basie Orchestra, Betty Carter, and Michael Brecker.
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Countryman brings back great memories and i'm sure many have them too...
Only good thing i could do is upload Countryman for you to enjoy as im sure many more will do so too.
One Love & Respect
Thanx For Your Abonnement and greetings from the kitchen!!!
Musik For The Kitchen.
Mob of God
Kind regards,
Paul Scheiter
You may want to checkout my website www.NaturalBushcraft.co.uk it contains all the videos I do and more, its packed with tons of articles sharing knowledge, skills and ideas for free. I also occasionaly giveaway kit for free on the site. No registration needed; just passing on knowledge as freely as I can. All the best,
Ashley.
David.