As someone who isn’t in drum line, it’s always fun as a band kid hearing rubber biscuit and yelling as load as possible “YOU AINT GOT NO PANCAKE *MIX*!”
My cadences that i have played r 4 opening groove measures 3 measures of groove with a groovy 1 measure ending which repeats back to main groove and then repeat to the beginning Another one i did was 4 measures of groove and then it goes into 1 measure features for each section(director hates cymbals and never adds em) the 4th measure is like that last phrase you meantioned, then there’s another section with 3, 2 bar groove phrases and last 2 measure are closing and then it leads back to start of cadence
I've made like four cadences using a tenplate like this, and I'm hoping to get them a) approved by my director and b) able to be played for this upcoming season.
I have a BA in Theory/Composition as a guitar major. Currently record music. I've been a fan of EMCProduction that made me take interests in drumline. I agree about the bass drum part since "White Boy Smooth" is the catchy part from his videos. I'm considering about arranging the Secret Levels from Super Mario Sunshine as the drumline cadence but not sure is it going to be energetic or laid-back.
Just go for it man, As you probably already know nothing is going to make you better more than getting your hands dirty. First few cadences I wrote were terrible, but now I can pop out consistent cadences if need be. Some are better than others but this at least gives an idea
I use sibelius, I've used it for years and really am happy with it. I don't have any experience on other softwares. But I know musescore is free and it seems to be something peopl elike.
As someone who isn’t in drum line, it’s always fun as a band kid hearing rubber biscuit and yelling as load as possible “YOU AINT GOT NO PANCAKE *MIX*!”
im a sophomore saxophone player trying to write a cadence just for fun and this has been the most helpful video i could find, thank you
Thank you for the comment! I really appreciate it! I'm glad it helped!
Giving this a shot so I can write for my college drumline 😊thanks
@@snackattack1600 my pleasure! Hope it sounds great. If you put it online send a link. I'd love to hear it
My cadences that i have played r
4 opening groove measures
3 measures of groove with a groovy 1 measure ending which repeats back to main groove and then repeat to the beginning
Another one i did was
4 measures of groove and then it goes into 1 measure features for each section(director hates cymbals and never adds em) the 4th measure is like that last phrase you meantioned, then there’s another section with 3, 2 bar groove phrases and last 2 measure are closing and then it leads back to start of cadence
I've made like four cadences using a tenplate like this, and I'm hoping to get them a) approved by my director and b) able to be played for this upcoming season.
That's awesome! I hope they do. It's really a great learning experience to get to put music out there and get feed back from people.
Thanks for this. I'm studying so I can buy Spitfire's Drum Line and will have a clue about how to write for this idiom. I love a good drum cadence!
There are lots of ways to do it but I am just glad this could help you out!
wow this is quite literally the video I've been looking for, thank you so much! underrated video
I'm glad it was helpful. It is definitely something I thought people could use.
I roughly followed the guide, and I'm happy to say I've written my first cadence, not gonna get used but I still like how it sounds. Thank you!
I'm so glad you jumped in! I'd love to hear it if you have a link to it or anything!
Ay thanks, was thinking about writing a cadence and this is helpful:)
I'm so glad it was helpful!
I have a BA in Theory/Composition as a guitar major. Currently record music. I've been a fan of EMCProduction that made me take interests in drumline. I agree about the bass drum part since "White Boy Smooth" is the catchy part from his videos.
I'm considering about arranging the Secret Levels from Super Mario Sunshine as the drumline cadence but not sure is it going to be energetic or laid-back.
Just go for it man, As you probably already know nothing is going to make you better more than getting your hands dirty. First few cadences I wrote were terrible, but now I can pop out consistent cadences if need be. Some are better than others but this at least gives an idea
Thank you!
You are welcome, crazy thumbnail aside. I really want this to actually help people. Are you a teacher?
@@caseydoremus5324 I am a student
@@icelaserx6566 It's awesome you are checking this out already! Thank you!
this was super helpful thanks bro
I'm glad it helped!
what are using to write the cadence? like an online platform?
I use sibelius, I've used it for years and really am happy with it. I don't have any experience on other softwares. But I know musescore is free and it seems to be something peopl elike.