A sound heard in forests, fields and avenues around the world throughout much of the 18th and 19th century. Just as we have our headphones and radio to make long walks, runs or drives bearable, our musket wielding ancestors would listen to drums, fifes, and trumpets to get them through a march.
This helps me get up in the morning. I’m definitely at war… with myself. I put it it in full blast mode, it’s like a the snare is following me around & it reminds me to keep going even if I don’t “feel like it”. Thank you for this!
If you manage to take yourself prisoner, remember to treat yourself humanely and with respect for your person and honor. Mistreating POWs is a war crime.
When I was child, we lived the country. Each and every night, I would hear a drum beating. It became a norm for me. We moved out of the country when I was around 9yrs old. I'll never forget the first night in our new home.. No drum sound. Many years later, I learned that the Confederate army marched through that area going to the Battle of Pea Ridge. The drum I heard was the marching beat. No one else in my family or friends that stayed over night ever heard the drum. I'm now 67 yrs old and will never forget the drum of march
A perfectly themed instrumental in a video the perfect length to play while setting up a game of Risk. Granted, you'd still have to loop it to repeat a few times, but still perfect for setting up the game.
@@nebraskatpp Well personally no I haven't been in service before, It more of I just like the music, it's just that in normal language it is very confusing to hear “Put your left, on your left, on your left right left.”
I'm going to play this on the farm where I work, to try to maintain the rhythm of my resin production. I already imagined a cadence that bands use here in Brazil, to walk a few km and the result was very good
Yes I’m also doing the same I’m trying to build back up the the drum core. Im really trying to get how to do this on a snare but if you know the rudiment for this please reply to this comment with it please!
@@kronnyman_ytsounds like a repeating sequence of double stroke rolls and paradiddles seasoned with flams. Plus a couple other things… just practice all your rudiments and you’ll be able to point them out.
Yes! I'm so glad I do, it helps me keep a steady pace. I usually put my right foot down when the bass drum plays. I especially like this cadence because I'm a snare drummer
*On my couch litsening to this cadence* *suddenly teleported outside and legs marching* *legs stop marching its bin 3 days* *people on the side walk hears cadence and starts marching as well*.
This shall be a welcome addition to a playlist I'm building devoted to marching. I play it on my phone with headphones while rucking for exercise. Great way to keep pace and keep motivated.
I wanna play this but doesnt seem like a thing on youtube? maybe its the name. I cant play this yet… but my flams and flam taps and rolls get better. Sometimes I cant tell if im hearing single strokes, doubles, or buzz. This is phenomenal
Hey, man. I can't stop marching in place! My legs, I can't control them. Ooh, this beat just makes me move my feet! I don't know if i want help or just keep going?!
It will help. Use the base drum for LEFT..LEFT..LEFT RIGHT LEFT That's all I did for base drum when we had AMI. I'm in ROTC so I probably don't know as much as you but that's all I did. I did that for about 10 or maybe 15 minutes while the rest of the Company and the Color Guard were literally marching around in a rectangle. Snare isn't that hard when you get the hang of it too. Really, this drum cadence is for marching around in circles anyway.
We used to do Civil War reenacting we took my son to Fort Delaware for a field music School where one of the instructors was a member of the Old Guard. What are the first things he was taught was the Army 2/4. He played it just as good as this is by the time he was a couple years in. Somewhere I have a video of him doing it if I can find it
I won't lie...I am no soldier by its normal definition. However..... I am a soldier in the since that I fight my own war. "What war is that?" You probably ask yourself and I'll tell you. It's a war to see if the next morning I wake up, it's a war to see if I can even see what's in front of me, it's a war to see how many people are going to judge me, and it a war to show every single minded bastard that even though I am half blind, look like I was burned alive on one side of my face, have a sense of honesty blunter then a hammer, have a sense of LOYALTY greater than a dog, that even though I'm thick skulled beyond belief, that even though I don't get sarcasm I can not only live, not only survive, but god dam THRIVE on my own! I may be handy caped but that doesn't mean I can't fight like the rest of them. I'm not a soldier by the normal definition but I'm a soldier by my own definition, and if you have a problem with it, join the other thousands of millions of people who stare at me like I'm a freak but if you don't. Your welcomed to fight this war with me.
As Winston Churchill once said, "We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight on the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills, we shall never surrender." No matter who or what you are fighting, and no matter where or when, you will never give up.
Pineappleator exactly. Never surrender until you can't fight no more....until then.. Fight. Fight like mad dogs fighting for their lives. Because that is what I do every day and that is how we all must. Never go soft, never give up, and never end the fight until you can't fight anymore.
Sir Patriotism I'm 18 and I'll shut up when the god dam devil rips my throat out. Like I said at the bottom you gotta problem with me? Just shut up and stare at me like I'm a freak....got that?
People don’t realize how empowering a snare is for marching. It keeps you going. The snare hasn’t stopped? You don’t stop.
Exactly and the one who knows how healing it is only can understand.
Ah... The snare player just got sniped the fuck out..
Aight, men. Charge!
The snare brought me here. Spot on
I'm glad me and you get that.gives you power
I am fully aware. I have been walking for three hours now and the drums wont stop.
I listened to this when my bike tire popped and I had to march back home with it on my shoulder for another 3 miles
Lol.. what it takes
what a man..
March on!
All while the bike screamed for you to run faster and calling you a Maggot..
@@williamrisse1206 I paid it back when I pulled an uno reverse card and fixed it, then I called it a maggot and it shut up.
This video screamed at me to do push ups and called me a maggot
Lmao. Nice
Lmao Reminds me of being in the marching band in high school and the Army ROTC program! I actually miss those days!
Drop down and give me 20 you maggot! Im Gny. Sgt. Hartman !
@@nunyabeeswax303 You're dead?
I learned to find a better spot to hide my jelly donuts.
If the drums are playing and the colors still flying, you keep fighting.
And if Snare stop, YOU STILL KEEP MOVE ON THE FLAG STILL WAIVING AT YOU!
@@slavvodkaman9359 mmoo
Anytime I’m feeling down or unmotivated I come back to this video. Drums are still playing!
100℅ agreed
Nah I'm good
This is dope. Something about it taps into my primal warrior instincts and helps me workout and lift better
Percussion is the sound of the heart thumping
It is also the sound a landing blow makes.
A sound heard in forests, fields and avenues around the world throughout much of the 18th and 19th century. Just as we have our headphones and radio to make long walks, runs or drives bearable, our musket wielding ancestors would listen to drums, fifes, and trumpets to get them through a march.
Patriotic
and our soldiers still motivate to that
Back then this was the way of warning
Bugles
Jeeze, i finally found what i'm looking for, thank you
i just wanted a hour loop took me 5 mins
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Me tooooooooo!!
That's the most German way to say "jeez" if I've ever seen one before.
Same to you brother
Bruh it's so easy to find it
.75 speed for pre-fight scene stand off music.
Yea you're right. Probably doing a duel or something like that. Or maybe some kind of line battle I guess.
Took it down to .75 and laughed. Thanks.
Nice. That made my day.
If you like drums n bass, check out "my AK" in the KFOST.
2x speed for 80s rock drum solo
This helps me get up in the morning. I’m definitely at war… with myself. I put it it in full blast mode, it’s like a the snare is following me around & it reminds me to keep going even if I don’t “feel like it”. Thank you for this!
If you manage to take yourself prisoner, remember to treat yourself humanely and with respect for your person and honor. Mistreating POWs is a war crime.
@@RelativelyBest I'll remember that thank you :)
When I was child, we lived the country. Each and every night, I would hear a drum beating. It became a norm for me. We moved out of the country when I was around 9yrs old. I'll never forget the first night in our new home.. No drum sound.
Many years later, I learned that the Confederate army marched through that area going to the Battle of Pea Ridge. The drum I heard was the marching beat.
No one else in my family or friends that stayed over night ever heard the drum. I'm now 67 yrs old and will never forget the drum of march
Confederate army? you mean reenactors, or are you just 160 years old?
That cadence had some swag you can’t lie
You mean has
Brigger McBeth well no one plays that on the battlefield today, so yes, had.
Brigger McBeth only on drills do they use this cadence and not in the battlefield.
@@mediumrarebeefhammer7094 well yeah, they dont use it on the battlefield but music never ages and it never goes out of service.
Best grooves come from the army, it seems. Makes me want to just buy a snare and wake everyone in the building with rudiments.
Please don’t 😅
What he said
By a tornado siren. Thats what I did.
Psyops has proven the steep effectuality of palindromic rhythms
57:23
I can’t get enough of this. Works better than caffeine.
I DONT KNOW WHAT IVE BEEN TOLD THIS SONG IS GOOD AS GOLD
I DONT KNOW WHAT YOU THINK YOU HEARD..
ONE HOUR OF DRUMS NOT A SPOKEN WORD...
IT DOESNT SOUND THE SAME WITH THE REGIMENTAL FIFES
AND A ROYAL COMPANY TO END COLONIAL LIVES
A perfectly themed instrumental in a video the perfect length to play while setting up a game of Risk.
Granted, you'd still have to loop it to repeat a few times, but still perfect for setting up the game.
Think you got what it takes to be a soldier? Listen to this 12 hr track on repeat for the next 3 months.
Challenge accepted
I use this to wake my kids up in the morning.... On your feet!!!!!!
Finally a snare worth sampling
This drum cadence makes me walk all way home
I'm enforcing this into my head by replaying all night until I can play it perfectly
i like the part with the drum
my team use this for long marathon preparations
After I listened to this I was suddenly a marching soldier
Defiance discord chat: we need backup!!!
Me: blasting this through the mic
Ends up rallying every player to fight and helping each other
Shazam calls this "US navy 2/4 cadence" if anyone is trying to find the sheet music.
VSCO Girls: Ugh why is she walking at the same time as me, so unoriginal and whatever
Boys:
What is VSCO?
@@talisdorman.9796 It's "Men Go Their own Way" MGTOW is what he was saying
@@talisdorman.9796 a social platform based on sharing images
EXCELLENT...this guy has amazing double stroke rolls...
Listened to this while playing Ravenfield.
Based
LEEEEEEEEEEEEEEFT, FACE!
Lieutenant Perelini ,,,, On your left, on your left, on your left right left.
FORWARD mmmmARCH
@@nebraskatpp W h a t .
Casual_ Boredom .. “Put your left, on your left, on your left right left.” (Marching cadence. ). Weren’t you ever in the service. Basic? Boot?
@@nebraskatpp Well personally no I haven't been in service before, It more of I just like the music, it's just that in normal language it is very confusing to hear “Put your left, on your left, on your left right left.”
I'm going to play this on the farm where I work, to try to maintain the rhythm of my resin production.
I already imagined a cadence that bands use here in Brazil, to walk a few km and the result was very good
Pairs up almost perfectly with British Grenadiers
For about eight measures, the cadence is plumb to the melody! Yes!
Teaching JROTC Cadets to march
This is a huge help!
Yes I’m also doing the same I’m trying to build back up the the drum core. Im really trying to get how to do this on a snare but if you know the rudiment for this please reply to this comment with it please!
@@kronnyman_ytsounds like a repeating sequence of double stroke rolls and paradiddles seasoned with flams. Plus a couple other things… just practice all your rudiments and you’ll be able to point them out.
@@kronnyman_ytwhat exactly does your drum corps do and how big is it and do they receive any ribbons/cord/shoulder tab/device
@@kronnyman_ytand also what branch of rotc are you in
Anybody else listen to this as they walk (around work, school, university, shops, etc)
Yes! I'm so glad I do, it helps me keep a steady pace. I usually put my right foot down when the bass drum plays. I especially like this cadence because I'm a snare drummer
no gym songs can beat the motivation i get from this snare.
I was putting on my shoes while listenin to this
Gave me an actual military
the perfect "excel spreadsheets" work music. and you better do it to the beat, son.
People really underestimate what a good snare beat can do ^^
Perfect background music for playing table games with my girlfriend 😀
if u need to walk a long distance its so motivating :D
> Yah, man! That's what I'm talking about! BRING IT!
• I play this on Loop all day to keep production up.
GET SOME!
Holy crap i listened to this for a while hour without knowing its been an hour
This woke me up on Sunday 23rd June 2023. Thank you Lord for helping me find it. 🎉
"Alright, son. Today, you are going to become a man...
"I'm gonna teach you how to drive."
This is what you listen to when youre on a mission to eat an entire carton of ice cream.
When your playing COD and your teammate says “I got’em but I’m down, come get me”
I worked for college while listening to this and I felt like I was preparing for war
*On my couch litsening to this cadence* *suddenly teleported outside and legs marching* *legs stop marching its bin 3 days* *people on the side walk hears cadence and starts marching as well*.
This shall be a welcome addition to a playlist I'm building devoted to marching. I play it on my phone with headphones while rucking for exercise. Great way to keep pace and keep motivated.
where's gunnery sgt. hartman when we need him?
Sounds like a napoleonic fife and drums marching this would be great for the board game risk. Who's with me on this.
Only MEN understand the power of this drum because our forefathers fought with it
I wanna play this but doesnt seem like a thing on youtube? maybe its the name. I cant play this yet… but my flams and flam taps and rolls get better. Sometimes I cant tell if im hearing single strokes, doubles, or buzz. This is phenomenal
Best song to get me through an essay.
I watched this entire video right before bed one night.. when I woke up I was in Afghanistan
Whew just marched around town for an hour. I miss training 😢
this is so sooothing😩😍
I listen to this when I'm preparing my food
Hey, man. I can't stop marching in place! My legs, I can't control them. Ooh, this beat just makes me move my feet! I don't know if i want help or just keep going?!
Keep on going.
Great video. Please upload a 10 hour version.
It used to have a twelve hour version. Not sure what happened.
You can right click on the video and click "repeat", or "loop" (not sure which), it will infinitely loop the video.
1.25x speed is absolute fire
What i listen to when going over to my girlfriend's house when she home alone.
Hoping this helps my team with marching
It will help. Use the base drum for LEFT..LEFT..LEFT RIGHT LEFT
That's all I did for base drum when we had AMI. I'm in ROTC so I probably don't know as much as you but that's all I did. I did that for about 10 or maybe 15 minutes while the rest of the Company and the Color Guard were literally marching around in a rectangle. Snare isn't that hard when you get the hang of it too. Really, this drum cadence is for marching around in circles anyway.
Also, look up Drum Cadence B
Is that sexyy A-10 I see
here after watching David Lynn’s live video. i love the drums! 🤩🥰
Just what I was looking for. Thank you.
Better than coffee
after listen to this military drum, im thirst for a real chicken drumstick
Bruh, where other 11 hours of music?
We used to do Civil War reenacting we took my son to Fort Delaware for a field music School where one of the instructors was a member of the Old Guard. What are the first things he was taught was the Army 2/4. He played it just as good as this is by the time he was a couple years in. Somewhere I have a video of him doing it if I can find it
I don't know why, but it Feels So satisfying to me.
2x and it looks like a bike on full speed being heard from a distance
Bruh did a parade today and I found the music 🥺
COMPANY!!!! FOORWAAAARD! HARCH!!!
I play chess listening to this
at fort drum watching a drum cadence
thx for making this video bc i always tried to find a music like this
What the chosen one hears as he walks up to Sgt. Arch Dornan in Camp Navarro:
This is good for my 12 hour walk.
This is good to fold laundry to.
1.25 double quick boys
Yes, It is cool. The original is a bit harder. This is the modified/simple version created at Ft. Monroe in 1989
POV: it's 4AM, your unit is marching out of their barrack and towards the battlefield 10km in the north.
I like to play this while training to be a space marine.
Play this on my drive to work ready to enter the battlefield 😑😑
this music screams to my soul
My favourite lyrics in this
*GET YOUR BACKSIDE UP YOU GOOD FOR NOTHING WORM!!*
Oh, this is what I heard in Worms Open Warfare 2! Nice
You refer to the OST's of the WW theme. But I am curious. Do you mean the WWII or WWI theme?
@@user-pp5bc1ze2t WWI theme
@@kormannn1 Aight.
Dammit. I'm going to play league of legends to this.
if a drummer can't play this..he/she only needs to drum as a hobby, not a profession!
Thx for the sword swing boost
Troops. . .
*Move out.*
When you put at 2X speed it sounds like you're struggling to close or open the broken bended window blinds 😂
Pure European Genius.
Good Stuff! Thanks for posting!
This is the German Prussian March. Listen to the drums and then listen to a real video of the Prussian March.
No its just a confederate march
With a volume booster sound canceling headphones all at max kinda sounds like a war zone with tanks and gucci shit
Gracias por subirlo ✌️
Thank you for the Great video
I won't lie...I am no soldier by its normal definition. However..... I am a soldier in the since that I fight my own war. "What war is that?" You probably ask yourself and I'll tell you. It's a war to see if the next morning I wake up, it's a war to see if I can even see what's in front of me, it's a war to see how many people are going to judge me, and it a war to show every single minded bastard that even though I am half blind, look like I was burned alive on one side of my face, have a sense of honesty blunter then a hammer, have a sense of LOYALTY greater than a dog, that even though I'm thick skulled beyond belief, that even though I don't get sarcasm I can not only live, not only survive, but god dam THRIVE on my own! I may be handy caped but that doesn't mean I can't fight like the rest of them. I'm not a soldier by the normal definition but I'm a soldier by my own definition, and if you have a problem with it, join the other thousands of millions of people who stare at me like I'm a freak but if you don't. Your welcomed to fight this war with me.
As Winston Churchill once said, "We shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight on the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills, we shall never surrender."
No matter who or what you are fighting, and no matter where or when, you will never give up.
Pineappleator exactly. Never surrender until you can't fight no more....until then.. Fight. Fight like mad dogs fighting for their lives. Because that is what I do every day and that is how we all must. Never go soft, never give up, and never end the fight until you can't fight anymore.
Shut your dumb ass up kid...
Sir Patriotism I'm 18 and I'll shut up when the god dam devil rips my throat out. Like I said at the bottom you gotta problem with me? Just shut up and stare at me like I'm a freak....got that?
Evan Surdey what kind of work is it?
It’s 20 seconds looped! 😂