Scott Johnson Discusses Percussion Judging in DCI

Clip from Episode 86 of the Aged Out Podcast with hosts Mike Fantini and Evan Worrell. We discuss DCI percussion judging with DCI Hall of Famer and Blue Devils Percussion Caption Head and Arranger, Scott Johnson.
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[@theTenorDrummer]

It's DCI 2032, all drums have wireless contact mics sending signals to a DAW, recorded, transients analyzed for timing differences (standard deviation), and a "cleanliness coefficient" is produced. Problem solved!!

[@_anonymous_7777]

that would be terrifying as a performer lmao

[@zoomlensshow]

Scojo is an absolute LEGEND

[@drumcatnau]

"If you're not crediting execution, you basically have a design competition." This is the problem with the sheets in general. The two-number system makes it a design competition, and then the execution score is ALWAYS a function of the first number. It's always +0.1 to -0.5 of the first number. And that will always be DCI's issue so long as they continue this - it's a design race.

[@brothaNblue]

"You're not gonna get this level of Percussion Performance anywhere else. "
I feel like people like EMC are slowly changing that.

[@EsidisiofBigBalls]

7:50 Lol. The full quote was: “You’re not gonna get that quality of what a percussion line brings to the activity *other than in drum corp*” EMC is not a percussion line. Nor does he perform in a line. He may have at some point. He’s a one man show. A street performer putting out a theatrical shingle on UA-cam (granted he does that pretty well).

[@MrFritz11]

@@EsidisiofBigBalls He marched Carolina Crown in the early 2010s!