First off, the 2 tenors arent bad but they definitley arent what i would consider good. Secondly, then 3rd soloist was the snare I can only assume so he wasnt used to playing tenors so you can't judge him as harshly as the other soloists.
It’s jig 2 just because they can play it doesn’t mean there good , not saying that there not just saying that jig 2 is very easy to play even for begginers
@@jonathanspray2362 ..... in percussion there is no such thing as a tuning preference for tenors, either you tune them to get a nice tight crisp sound or they sound bad if not bad then just more of a slightly uncomfortable sound, not really room for in betweens.
At my school everyone in percussion know how to play jig 2 for the most part and I don’t think I’ve ever seen a piece of sheet music for it, I just listen to the pitches and. It’s really easy to learn it that way, almost all of our high school members know it
Some of these ppl in the comments font understand that it's probably super cold out there and that's why the quads sound our of tune. If instruments are out in the cold, sometimes they will sound a bit out of tune
I'm a flute and drumset player, and I mean this in the nicest way possible to those kids: I can tune a drumline better than this. And even if they got new heads and they just sound awful, they should've just went this last game with those heads so at practice on Monday, they could've tuned them up through rehearsal.
It's not that hard to do even with no tenor experience. I'm a sophomore and played bass freshman year and snare sophomore year and I can play jig 2 with no tenor experience at all. I tried out for tenor freshman year and the senior sucked but a junior was good and we had 2 tenors and after tryouts I was told that I would've gotten tenor if I wasn't 80 pounds lol. I weigh 100 now so I'm getting there so I should be able to march tenors soon
Yo I’m like a copy of u I played bass freshman year and this year I’m still playing bass but I’m practice tenors with my boys and I can’t seem to weigh more than fucking 97 pounds. I’m gonna switch to tenors next year for sure
@@fireiswet7809 It seems fairly obvious considering the 3rd one wasnt on the tenors from the beginning and he also played it significantly worse than the others.
Playing this and posting it on the internet is basically just exposing how bad your program is to the whole world lol, there’s many reasons good lines don’t play this
I was like at first, “they both are good?” Then I saw the third solo and went ohhh lol. He still did very good tho
First off, the 2 tenors arent bad but they definitley arent what i would consider good. Secondly, then 3rd soloist was the snare I can only assume so he wasnt used to playing tenors so you can't judge him as harshly as the other soloists.
It’s jig 2 just because they can play it doesn’t mean there good , not saying that there not just saying that jig 2 is very easy to play even for begginers
Right as I looked at this comment the third went
The third guy plays the snare so that’s why he didn’t do it as good as the first two
@@IanMcSperitt duh
HE TRIED OKAY I LOVE HIM FOR IT
I’m not a percussionist but I will forever worship this jig and the hype it brings to the band
As a percussionist, don’t.
As a percussionist, there will always be better hyper cadences
as a percussionist, that’s kinda dumb
Quads need tuned up badly and they all need to be the same pitches.
All the individual drums on the set or both sets?
If you mean all the individual drums on The set... your not right they're supposed to be different pitches
@@zkonexpo9610 no I mean both sets need to match pitches on each of the drums. And they all need to be higher in general.
The individual drums are different pitches but those pitches need to be the same on both sets of drums so they sound together
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Bro, your drums are so nice, why don't you tune them so they sound good? Or at least match each other?
@@jonathanspray2362 fr
i was like what why are the drums dissonant
@@jonathanspray2362 ..... in percussion there is no such thing as a tuning preference for tenors, either you tune them to get a nice tight crisp sound or they sound bad if not bad then just more of a slightly uncomfortable sound, not really room for in betweens.
@@jonathanspray2362 Tenors are supposed to be tuned the same
@@jonathanspray2362 nah these drums sounded like poorly tuned toms, and how does him saying they should tune their drums demonstrate no manners?
At my school everyone in percussion know how to play jig 2 for the most part and I don’t think I’ve ever seen a piece of sheet music for it, I just listen to the pitches and. It’s really easy to learn it that way, almost all of our high school members know it
And also, why does their tenor drums have two spocks?
@@muishaggyssjss1902 quads with 2 spocks have been a thing for quite a while now, you just don't see too many high schools with them
@@adastrapgh ok thx
1:55 the pure unbridled camaraderie here KILLS ME
I was so focused on the drumming pattern on the second guy that I had no idea that the first switched out
on a completely unrelated note- band kids are so attractive im done i miss being in band
its sad im a bass drum but the only percussionist in our band able to play this
Boy are those blue taped sticks horrific
Bro I just learned the tenor part for jog 2 on my snare too!
So awesome sounding!
Hey it’s way better than I can do.
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Y’all gotta tune those quads😭😭
Some of these ppl in the comments font understand that it's probably super cold out there and that's why the quads sound our of tune. If instruments are out in the cold, sometimes they will sound a bit out of tune
yea the heads will warp and sound off
That doesn't create this much of a difference. Their heads are tuned far too low, they would sound higher in the cold if anything.
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My drumline plays this just at a faster tempo
Its supposed to played much, much faster than this and is probably one of the most well knows drumline pieces ever made.
Cool beans bro
It probably also doesn’t sound like untuned popcorn
You just know the guy with green bandana and dark hair wanted to ask the other drummer for a date after this💀💀💀
I- what? How’d you come to this conclusion?
@@aisha5156 the way he looked at him while playing so good🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Not bad! Just tune those drums and when playing try not to bring your wrists out. Keep them in.
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What are these drums called i need to know..
Tenor
you guys really need to practice playing jig 2 too, get them drums tuned
Fuerte
What’s the name of this drums?
Tenor
They need to tune those things
Jig 2 Olivia Rodrigo Vampire Premiere
Mary had a little lamb
I'm a flute and drumset player, and I mean this in the nicest way possible to those kids: I can tune a drumline better than this. And even if they got new heads and they just sound awful, they should've just went this last game with those heads so at practice on Monday, they could've tuned them up through rehearsal.
Bro fr. They sound like Satan when they're tuned wrong
Yo I'm one of Ramsey's tenor player. We need to meet and jig 2 battle
no
my band did jig 2 2
They messed the solos up so bad but who cares, they still did it, good job tenors
They’d sounded good but it was a bit rushed at the beginning
speed up the tempo to match the tempo of the solos. that’s the only thing i didn’t like otherwise 🙌🏻 🙌🏻 creds
It's not that hard to do even with no tenor experience. I'm a sophomore and played bass freshman year and snare sophomore year and I can play jig 2 with no tenor experience at all. I tried out for tenor freshman year and the senior sucked but a junior was good and we had 2 tenors and after tryouts I was told that I would've gotten tenor if I wasn't 80 pounds lol. I weigh 100 now so I'm getting there so I should be able to march tenors soon
Yo I’m like a copy of u I played bass freshman year and this year I’m still playing bass but I’m practice tenors with my boys and I can’t seem to weigh more than fucking 97 pounds. I’m gonna switch to tenors next year for sure
@@Kevin-fh5oe That's so cool man! Keep up the good work and good luck on getting tenors.
So you tenors now?
@@yoad3213 I'm snare this year and will probably be stuck on snare next year aswell but you never know
it is impossible to play this if your quads are tuned at all
In the nicest way possible, please tune those drums they sound horrible
That wasn't nice at all
Plus that's how they are supposed to sound
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true that he’s a real one
Why the sound of the drums so plastic (no commentary)
Hi guys
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Those tenors so sad please tune them
Anyone notice the bass drums🥴
Exatly bro they look clueless
average HS bassline
Bro snares usually have better Chops it should be easier for them. I play snare and jig 2 isn’t as hard as people make it out to be
Tune the drums and practice it more
The bass line are just so out of it
That’s not a snare that’s a tenor
Go to 1:20, the snare had just switched with him
@@StevenTursi so is the snare the first or the third
@@fireiswet7809 third
@@StevenTursi OK cool i couldn't tell
@@fireiswet7809 It seems fairly obvious considering the 3rd one wasnt on the tenors from the beginning and he also played it significantly worse than the others.
Uma meda
this isnt snare its tenor drums
How perceptive
The tempo is extremely slow
drums sound out of tune, but good job
Thats a person not a snare playing jig 2
Bro those bass drums are horrible those guys don't know how to play it
Going a little too slow ngl
thats not a snare those are quads
How perceptive
are you slow bro? it says snare drum players attempt 😭😭😭
Those are tenor drums not snares.
They mean a snare player attempted to play the tenor look at 1:20
i sorry and not to hate but jig 2 is probably the worst cadence ever there’s so many better
These kids are all in college now and none of them play jig2 anymore
uh oh whos gonna tell him
cringe
Those are not share drums
Playing this and posting it on the internet is basically just exposing how bad your program is to the whole world lol, there’s many reasons good lines don’t play this