Tormod Kayser - Crazy Army

Paradiddledrummer's interpreation of the Seven Stroke Rolls was inspired by Norwegian folk drumming. Two accents of the Single Paradiddle is according to Ashworth's System of Drum Beating from 1812. Stroke technique was inspired by the drum methods of Sanford Moeller, Gene Krupa, and Jim Chapin. RRL backsticking triplets were substituted for the original Single Sevens.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Crazy
• Army
• Moeller
• stroke
• Paradiddle
• Drum
• rudiments
• High
• tension
• drum

[circulardrummer]

Great playing! Good hands, brilliant sound, smooth performance!

[Paradiddledrummer]

@circulardrummer

Thanks for your comments! Glad you like the drumming. By the way, Crazy Army is one great musical piece!

[VerySnowy]

I don't know what it is... But that snare sounds really nice!...

[Paradiddledrummer]

@VerySnowy

Hi, Thanks, glad you liked the sound! I like to go for a combination of crispness and detail on on side and depth and tone on the other. Of course, it is a good drum also. Add to that the reverb of the concert hall where the recording was made, a good microphone, some eq and compression, and that's it.

[jotz123456789]

its my drum trainer, he is a fantastic drum teacher

[Paradiddledrummer]

@jotz123456789

Hi Jotz, thanks! Happy Christmas holiday, see you next year!

[jotz123456789]

@Paradiddledrummer so it was u...

[Paradiddledrummer]

@InfliktionDrums

Hi, thanks for comments!

[InfliktionDrums]

random find.... fantastic hands

[Paradiddledrummer]

@GP3PocketSnare

Hi, Thanks for kind comment! Actually I am experimenting with the Remo Falams II drum head these days. I find that controlling dynamics require a slightly different approach on the Falams head compared to Mylar or natural drum heads.