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When I did them I always rotated left twice then reversed to right twice to unwrap. Or 3 left 3 right as long as you even out. Try that and see if it helps you out.

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Hey CloudGaming! There are tons of different names used for the same technique. When you say "chop" which technique are you referring to?

Samantha Lash thanks so much Samantha! I truly appreciate that.

Tomatoe BootyHOLE easily 10 years old. I retired from teaching.

Thank you

Edson Patrick Drums Hey Edson I would recommend going back to my earlier videos. They hit all of the basics needed. . ua-cam.com/channels/WMDR5lC9txBcU2BKMkzmuw.html

Thanks Eli! We all put a ton of time into our ensembles. Hope you enjoy.

Bobby, that's too funny

Disgusting. But I mean, if it works it works lol.

Hey Captain Kiwi! Thanks so much! I'm slowly working on updating some of the older videos. Some of the chapters after this one remain relevant but some of the techniques are outdated.

Hey Hunter! You really can't go wrong with the Seavine gloves and straps. It's a one stop shop for all your cymbal needs.

Thanks Benjamin!

Thanks Benjamin! I truly appreciate the kind comments!

Hey Rich, I got some info headed your way!

Awww that’s awesome! I truly appreciate that. If you have any questions please feel free to hit me up.

Will do!

Do you guys have tips for me to read music I’m a beginner in band and cymbals any tips to play cymbals and read music anything helps ty

Rich Summer email me at eddiecapps47@gmail.com and I will send you some information regarding that.

@@xxxtentacionisgay5577 check out chapters 12, 14, 23 and 32. Those show some of the exercises we use and you can see the notation along with it.

Hey Sqwaush! I've seen hundreds of cleaning ideas over the years. I'm by no means the expert on cymbal cleaning but what we use is BarKeepers friend. Use a moist cloth to apply it and then polish it off with a dry cloth. When you are finished we usually put a light coat of ArmorAll spray protectant on it. Then we use Windex wipes after every use to keep the oil and sweat from sitting on it overnight. That usually works pretty well for us. For breaking in the straps, when using leather straps we always scrubbed them on the edge of the cymbal to wear them in before using. For nylon straps we really don't do anything special. You just have to be aware that you are going to have to tighten them often.

Thanks BOB21 I truly appreciate that! It's really a fun art once you get into it. We spent 5 years in Stuttgart Germany and loved it. The new video does take place of the other 4 videos. A lot of stuff in the other 4 versions was very outdated so I wanted to update them with what we are currently using.

Eddie Capps 5 years in Stuttgart. Nice. I love the dialect of the People there (Schwäbisch) :D. I live in Potsdam, Brandenburg. Right next to Berlin.

Good luck and let me know if you guys have any questions.

Awesome coincidence. Make sure you check out the entire series. I'm redoing a bunch of them to be more up to date.

Eddie Capps that’s pretty cool even now they still help alot

No sheet music it just all came from my head. It was a lot of fun.

Jewoine Wilson thanks I appreciate that!

+Eddie Capps no problem I've been one of three cymbal players in the entire band it's nice to have such a clear guide to make performances fun and easier great job

We make each one specific to each player. Most of my high school kids have really small hands as compared to my Drum Corps kids.

When we cut our own we start with 3 inches of free strap then wrap around your hand like you are in the garfield grip and pull 3 inches past before cutting. Then after you cut your first strap and tie it, you will see how much excess strap is left. This lets you know if you should cut shorter or longer for the next strap.