Shut up!
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Feel free to adapt any parts to make it easier.
Here’s the PDF - file:///C:/Users/Josh/Documents/MuseScore3/Scores/Shut_up-Score_and_Parts.pdf
Written for double shot drums but can be played on single.
Try the interactive tutorial, or download the Sheet music here: musescore.com/...
This might be doable if everyone in the drum line has at least 4 arms
i thought it was just me
ive been practicing it for two days
I wish I had four arms. Would make a lot of things easier
@@haitian35 you’ve been learning this?! I know this is late but that’s so sick to hear
These are some fire beats!
Shut Up!
this seems like a good cadence
Tip: select a note and press Add -> Text -> Sticking
What difference would it make?! Does it change the articulation of the sound!?
No, it puts the sticking directly under the notes (above the dynamics)
Oh, and another thing to help you with: to add double-stomps, you click on the note and then you press shift+the shortcut you use for that note
(for example, if you press the E key for a snare rim hit, hold down shift+E to make it a double-stomp)
Ern_ I figured this out right as I finished writing it, and so I didn’t feel like adding a bunch or random double stops
Love this groove
Man that flam jam roll
Top secret drumline be like:
Insane......🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
If only it was possible
Awesome Beat!
This can be done. If your band has more then 1 bass players…
we got 5
Nicen
Lol my writing is nowhere near this choppy
My brain cant figure out the tenor bar at 1:20
If you're talking about the 4let, it basically means that you have 4 notes in the space of 3 sixteenth notes. It's a little difficult to sight-read because of the tuplet notation though, because the ratio isn't given
@@davelundgreen5354 thanks for the explanation my friend that makes a lot more sense now
@@christopherhegarty1565 it just felt right in that passage 😂
Sweet! Can I ask what VST percussion instrument did you use?
Not sure what you mean by VST
@@joshspanko I think I figured ut out. You used musescore and it is not VST (virtual instrument) that you can use inside a DAW like Cubase. Musicore is a quasi a DAW itself and not a VST. Thanks for the reply!
@@richkohl I believe there’s a sound font for them now, but I have VDL so I don’t use them.
bro what the hell is going on at 0:41
I’m assuming you mean the little quad break, it’s a split between two plays that I didn’t necessarily think out to well but is definitely doable
Bruh