It's all because the man Paul Rennick decided to come teach Santa Clara over Carolina Crown. Hence the torch passing off. The only man, who might have Scott Johnson and Mike McIntosh beat. Love it! Just check out his main line the emphamis University of North Texas A line indoor drumline!
No Wonder you guys won the BEST DRUM LINE for DCI 2014! You just WoWeD me! 8 Snares playing this "nonsense" sticking and it sounds like just one snare playing alone! Very tight my friends. Congrats for your 2014 DCI. Sidenote: what a percussion coach you must have... Say thanks to him.
Anyone who knows anything about SCV knows that they love to play triplet subdivisions of almost everything. I love SCV because their entire percussion is awesome--even the pit! It's nice to have a great pit; it adds an awesome flare to everything. And don't even get me started on the marching cymbals! Old school and BA. Great stuff! Love that stick trick at 1:50!
how early do lines start warming up in the lots? I have a DCI show tomorrow and would love to watch some of the drumlines warm up like this. How early should I be there to catch them?
Drum line music is getting so predictable these days. Same runs up and down the bass drums, same licks on tenors and snares. It's getting boring to watch for me.
Lol I hate to say it, but the quads look and sound lame... Like they're clean, but their book is boring.. Maybe they're all new? If so, I hope Rennick writes a harder book for them if they all stay.
You could literally say that about any percussion arranger in DCI. Or any composer for that matter. It isn't at all uncommon to use ideas or phrases in other pieces, especially if it works.
He's not reusing stuff, he has his own style that he likes to follow, as mentioned earlier, every arranger does this. I see way more recycled sections in Bluecoats books than in SCV, its just that Rennicks books tend to not fluctuate in overall style much.
Hell yes.
Smh. Great beats
One of the most musical books. Smashing accents and crescendos love it.
Nobody is on their stick clicking game like Paul Rennick.
Holy shit!
wow
A snare line that refuses to tick. Its scary how together they are
I believe in Santa Clara to win Percussion. Come one guys! You can do it! All the way to finals!
thank you for calling it "percussion" instead of "drums" like alot of other people do
True percussionists here lol
They did it!
I must be psychic lmao
I loved the book from 2004, but I think this is better
Looking back, in this lot they were probably the equivalent of 2013 finals already. SO DAMN CLEAN.
It's all because the man Paul Rennick decided to come teach Santa Clara over Carolina Crown. Hence the torch passing off. The only man, who might have Scott Johnson and Mike McIntosh beat. Love it! Just check out his main line the emphamis University of North Texas A line indoor drumline!
The 2012 Vanguard drum break is still the best one I've heard in my life, past or present. I'm talking about the one before they changed it.
Yaaaaaas. Perfection.
I like it. I like it a lot.
Ohhh UNT Drum Corp. :p
So clean you could eat off of it
No Wonder you guys won the BEST DRUM LINE for DCI 2014!
You just WoWeD me! 8 Snares playing this "nonsense" sticking and it sounds like just one snare playing alone! Very tight my friends. Congrats for your 2014 DCI. Sidenote: what a percussion coach you must have... Say thanks to him.
Damn tasty as usual
Deep Fried
powerfull!!!!!!!!
Amazing! That just literally made my day. I think that's some of Rennick's best writing yet
Clean
That feature is crazy! Love that Paul is trying new shit with his writing. Fucking tits.
i was right next to the guy recording he was wearing a blue shirt
ahhh shitt duude..
Devin and Elick. Absotastically killin it. Proud to know you dudes. See you at DATR!
Good Stuff!
Dude. I was note expecting that big 8th note roll at the beginning, thats badass.
Hell yeah Bass 4!
ill bet this was asked already but what sticks are the quads using?? i see tj1's but thats just me...
It's just the little things that the Jones do...always a level above
Did bass 3 march Infinity this past winter?
yes
In spite of early season,that's perfectly clean.
Anyone who knows anything about SCV knows that they love to play triplet subdivisions of almost everything. I love SCV because their entire percussion is awesome--even the pit! It's nice to have a great pit; it adds an awesome flare to everything. And don't even get me started on the marching cymbals! Old school and BA. Great stuff! Love that stick trick at 1:50!
Go
Joel!
that being said, i always enjoy SCV's band books
High Percussion this year, IMO...
how early do lines start warming up in the lots? I have a DCI show tomorrow and would love to watch some of the drumlines warm up like this. How early should I be there to catch them?
I'd say probably an hour before their performance time, an hour and a half if you want to play it safe.
no red under armour
Any reason why I haven't seen any transcriptions on SnareScience in the last two seasons?
3 people are blue devils fans...
I am BD 4 life, but man! SCV is sounding clean and tasty right now!!!!
Is the 4th bassdrum Guy from Crossmen last year
Has anyone noticed their hat tans... their foreheads are so white
The audio quality is really great, new mic?
Thank you! The mic setup is actually the same as last year.
Stupid clean for June. Stupid clean.
The tenor looks like they can pull off a boy band.
Is it just me, or is SCV playing more aggressively this year? Seems like they're really using a lot of muscle in their playing, a la Lee Beddis...
Drum line music is getting so predictable these days. Same runs up and down the bass drums, same licks on tenors and snares. It's getting boring to watch for me.
Lol I hate to say it, but the quads look and sound lame... Like they're clean, but their book is boring.. Maybe they're all new? If so, I hope Rennick writes a harder book for them if they all stay.
how to write scv music: take the previous year's beats and just scramble
You could literally say that about any percussion arranger in DCI. Or any composer for that matter. It isn't at all uncommon to use ideas or phrases in other pieces, especially if it works.
especially true for rennick though. no denying that
petarpwnsuall Yeah, but Rennicks beats are so good that they just need a little scrambling to sound fresh.
Listen to Cadets, there are so many subtle licks from last year.
He's not reusing stuff, he has his own style that he likes to follow, as mentioned earlier, every arranger does this. I see way more recycled sections in Bluecoats books than in SCV, its just that Rennicks books tend to not fluctuate in overall style much.