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I see you have been hating on more than one of these 05' SCV videos. I hope you are not an educator. Especially with the portfolio that your youtube channel has to offer..

@@jacobboudreaux1117 nope. Im not. Thanks for checkin out my channel btw! 👍

Dude plays _Incubus_ covers on drumset and thinks he has any authority to judge one of the greatest marching percussion writers of all time. That's like some guy playing Smoke On The Water on his guitar and then calling Tim Henson's playing easy.

@RuFi0000000 I didn't have to judge them. The judges on finals night did that perfectly fine and gave them 10th. Btw, thanks for checking out my videos!

@RuFi0000000 also, just because someone's written something good doesn't mean they also can't write shit. Like I said, getting 10th knocked them down a couple pegs. Actually it knocked them down alot of pegs. Lol. Didn't go back to match, and didn't win drums again until Rennick came along like 11 years later.

He separates the stick so one of them hits first. He’s using the fulcrum to play a diddle (technically a ruff) with one stick and then playing the other one after

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@@kevinfolds4713 center snare is legit my barber, Zach.

@@definitelynottigerwhitten5865 center snare is Fred Emory Smith

Being over ambitious is my guess. 04 had a sick line and I guess they got a big head over it. Apart from the match grip, the unleveled snares and the fact that some are tilted forward more than others makes them simply look sloppy in my honest opinion.

If you are trying to achieve an even, consistent sound from hand to hand, then an asymmetric stick grip is illogical. Matched grip makes sense.

Gussack went over it in a podcast and he said the decision was a mixture of trying something different and also getting rid of the left handed issues that come with traditional grip (sound quality, technique issues, etc.).

@@joshuaduquez9835 What podcast, sir?

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Same. People try and act like traditional has some kind of advantage over matched, but in reality it is just preference. Not to mention matched is less limiting.

Uhhh..... no

This was 16 years ago and no one uses match grip....dont think it caught on there bud. Lol

@@RickDawg527 Dartmouth has been using matched for decades and is a pretty established line.

@@iambiglucas meant drum corp groups. Not HS lines. And Dartmouth had been doing it for awhile. Didnt do it as a fad.

Yo I think that's Stan Moore

I like how they all look at him

its like shooting a free throw granny style; its slightly better technically but holy shit its embarrassing.

Bryan Fisher I can't personally say embarrassing. It just feels like all the other corps got the snare drummers and they went out and got quad players to come in and help out on the snare line. I know that's not true. It just has that feel.

i'm of the school of thought that if it looks stupid but works, it ain't stupid. i think the main reason that it looks weird is that the snares are so low, they probably are a little too low

It doesn’t look weird. The technique is loose and natural. What’s happening is that you aren’t used to it

@@milojohnson3057 well.....they got 10th i drums and never played match again.....soooooo.....i dont think it worked

Drumline Archives Glad you enjoyed the video! And those carbon fiber drums 👌

The one at 1:30? It's from Vertical River by Blake Tyson