@nanopola ... yeah totally ...not only that , but this guy`s technique is at best beginner level , at worst just plain bad .... you notice how the stick is bouncing around uncontrollably ...also , he never shows his left hand , i bet he cant get any rebound with it
this is barely a beginners level of finger control ... i bet his left hand is even worse and i am confident he cannot put them together .... this sucks
Hey adminnm2112,Mike Mangini IN HIS OWN WORDS,(check Modern Drummer Festival 2006),says his does not use fingers for WDF competitions,but wrists.(even though it seems like he uses fingers).
this technique will destroy you if you try to compete in WFD with it. the twitching is the most effective for this obviously, as the record holder uses it. yesss i know this isnt real drumming, but thats not what we are talking about.
and on all levels, the finger technique is bad. but no need to argue, well just agree to disagree
um, drummeric33, the technique in this video is the kind of technique that is recommended everywhere from professional drummers. I play the Scottish snare drum, and there are very old professionals that teach that technique, and at their age, i haven't seen any of them develop tendinitis, because the finger technique is not dangerous, its the least stressful technique on the body known. i know of this "twitching motion". its not a real technique, and a terrible way to drum consistently.
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overcontrol 9 months ago
Thank you kabasak. Yeah, Mike uses his larger muscles to go faster and avoid injury.
Nateytracks 1 year ago
Wow. This is just called a rebound stroke. Nothing special.
BrokenArrowSnare 1 year ago
@nanopola ... yeah totally ...not only that , but this guy`s technique is at best beginner level , at worst just plain bad .... you notice how the stick is bouncing around uncontrollably ...also , he never shows his left hand , i bet he cant get any rebound with it
sweetfly66 1 year ago
this is barely a beginners level of finger control ... i bet his left hand is even worse and i am confident he cannot put them together .... this sucks
sweetfly66 1 year ago
Hey adminnm2112,Mike Mangini IN HIS OWN WORDS,(check Modern Drummer Festival 2006),says his does not use fingers for WDF competitions,but wrists.(even though it seems like he uses fingers).
kabasak 2 years ago
we are talking about WFD lol
this technique will destroy you if you try to compete in WFD with it. the twitching is the most effective for this obviously, as the record holder uses it. yesss i know this isnt real drumming, but thats not what we are talking about.
and on all levels, the finger technique is bad. but no need to argue, well just agree to disagree
drumeric33 2 years ago
um, drummeric33, the technique in this video is the kind of technique that is recommended everywhere from professional drummers. I play the Scottish snare drum, and there are very old professionals that teach that technique, and at their age, i haven't seen any of them develop tendinitis, because the finger technique is not dangerous, its the least stressful technique on the body known. i know of this "twitching motion". its not a real technique, and a terrible way to drum consistently.
TakGSeries 2 years ago
uuh, clean your fingers dude!
SgtPeterFuck 2 years ago
yes i agree
the first thing i learned is to use the fingers for fast beats on the hihat...
sry for my band english :D
RimShot993 2 years ago