Shut up!

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/...

[@Pharry_]

This might be doable if everyone in the drum line has at least 4 arms

[@haitian35]

i thought it was just me
ive been practicing it for two days

[@christopherpowell6717]

I wish I had four arms. Would make a lot of things easier

[@joshspanko]

@@haitian35 you’ve been learning this?! I know this is late but that’s so sick to hear

[@DanielMakesCadences]

These are some fire beats!

[@tristank2069]

Shut Up!

[@kristianescareno3164]

this seems like a good cadence

[@LookAliveDrumline]

Tip: select a note and press Add -> Text -> Sticking

[@joshspanko]

What difference would it make?! Does it change the articulation of the sound!?

[@LookAliveDrumline]

No, it puts the sticking directly under the notes (above the dynamics)

[@LookAliveDrumline]

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)

[@joshspanko]

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

[@guestaccount-x1f]

Love this groove

[@guestaccount-x1f]

Man that flam jam roll

[@creeperfusiongaming2670]

Top secret drumline be like:

[@ROCKNROLLFAN]

Insane......🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@unoriginalclips9923]

If only it was possible

[@JwoodDrumMusic]

Awesome Beat!

[@Sage.Sloth.]

This can be done. If your band has more then 1 bass players…

[@kaidengarza6919]

we got 5

[@guestaccount-x1f]

Nicen

[@Content_Created_]

Lol my writing is nowhere near this choppy

[@christopherhegarty1565]

My brain cant figure out the tenor bar at 1:20

[@davelundgreen5354]

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

[@christopherhegarty1565]

@@davelundgreen5354 thanks for the explanation my friend that makes a lot more sense now

[@joshspanko]

@@christopherhegarty1565 it just felt right in that passage 😂

[@richkohl]

Sweet! Can I ask what VST percussion instrument did you use?

[@joshspanko]

Not sure what you mean by VST

[@richkohl]

@@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!

[@cxmpvx5368]

@@richkohl I believe there’s a sound font for them now, but I have VDL so I don’t use them.

[@kaidengarza6919]

bro what the hell is going on at 0:41

[@joshspanko]

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

[@franzliszt5909]

Bruh