Snare Drum for Beginners : Protecting a Snare Drum from the Rain

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Uploaded by on Oct 23, 2008

Protect a snare drum from the rain by placing a trash bag over it, allowing you to still play cleanly over the plastic; learn more from our expert drummer in this free snare drum video tutorial.

Expert: Alex Casmiro
Contact: www.alexcasimiro.com
Bio: Alex Casmiro has been playing drums for many years. He has been an avid member of his school marching band and has been teaching percussion as well.
Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso

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  • Our drumline did this for the homecoming parade this year, but eventually the bags were ripping after doing rimshots luckily for halftime we used our old drums and didn't have to worry about the damn bags.

  • that why you should march the carbonfiber snares

  • no you cant you know how bad water is for a drum! esspecially if its made of wood

  • "After you go outside with the trashbag and start playing in the rain, you have about 30 seconds before too much water collects on your drum and your sticks stop rebounding."

  • just buy cozies

  • just buy weather proof heads i e remo weather king,,, and be sure to dry your drum after using it in the weather.

  • or you can just play it without the bag in the ran derrrrrrrrrrr!

  • Do you hvae any tips on keeping other marching drums from the rain?

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