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kari_convention
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i dont really understand ur question. do u have any example to show us?
RudimentalDrummer
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Hi Bro Kari
An example here:
Let's say you see a Dotted Note (Tie Note) on the 1 of 1+ 2+ 3+ 4+ (in a bar)...
you play and hit 1...then let then rest & I guess there will be a note on the (2+ position) where you have to play it.
With a tie note - you will see no Rest-Note usually (at times maybe there will be too where there is syncopation after that) on the score (it's like that one)...actually when you don't use a dotted note (you will see the rest-note there like normal notes and rest notes)...I really do not know how this Dotted-Note is as useful to us drummers as other Musician eg a Painist or Bassists etc....but yes as a Drummer, we are also Musician and thus - we must know it - we do see this in a drum score...just like those Hockey-Sticks things also...Kekekeke
What I do is let's say I see a dotted note on 1 (I count 3 more forward) it becomes +, 2 + (then I tell myself - play at the 2+ for the next note).....
????? - I wonder if I'm correct here (anyway my explaination is a layman kind one) - I hope my counting is correct here - let's hear what other bros have to say.
ADmended liao: In case miscomception here --- thks Weckl :lol:
An example here:
Let's say you see a Dotted Note (Tie Note) on the 1 of 1+ 2+ 3+ 4+ (in a bar)...
you play and hit 1...then let then rest & I guess there will be a note on the (2+ position) where you have to play it.
With a tie note - you will see no Rest-Note usually (at times maybe there will be too where there is syncopation after that) on the score (it's like that one)...actually when you don't use a dotted note (you will see the rest-note there like normal notes and rest notes)...I really do not know how this Dotted-Note is as useful to us drummers as other Musician eg a Painist or Bassists etc....but yes as a Drummer, we are also Musician and thus - we must know it - we do see this in a drum score...just like those Hockey-Sticks things also...Kekekeke
What I do is let's say I see a dotted note on 1 (I count 3 more forward) it becomes +, 2 + (then I tell myself - play at the 2+ for the next note).....
????? - I wonder if I'm correct here (anyway my explaination is a layman kind one) - I hope my counting is correct here - let's hear what other bros have to say.
ADmended liao: In case miscomception here --- thks Weckl :lol:
weckl-x
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Hmm.. FYI, a dotted note IS NOT called a tie-note.
I believe they are notated differently, called different things, but are interpreted in the same way.
trance999: Checkout this page, there are some midi examples along with the notation which should give you an idea of how it's played.
Dotted Eighth Notes Lesson #1
http://216.103.111.115/perl/drums/i...tegory=Dotted Eighth Notes&LessonID=Advanced2
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dotted_note
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tie_(music)
I believe they are notated differently, called different things, but are interpreted in the same way.
trance999: Checkout this page, there are some midi examples along with the notation which should give you an idea of how it's played.
Dotted Eighth Notes Lesson #1
http://216.103.111.115/perl/drums/i...tegory=Dotted Eighth Notes&LessonID=Advanced2
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dotted_note
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tie_(music)
RudimentalDrummer
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paiseh..paiseh har bro.....weckl must be right. Tie-Note has nothing to do with a Dotted Note - they are 2 different thing lah...kari..kekeke :lol:
Weckl: the link you provide have got some Drums Transcribe for some nice sings I like eg EnterSandman (Metallica)...thks buddy
Weckl: the link you provide have got some Drums Transcribe for some nice sings I like eg EnterSandman (Metallica)...thks buddy
yah their 2 diff things tied and dotted. check out some thoery bks, like 1st to 2nd grade, they have excercises tht u can do so ur clear abt the values.
for abit more advanced readers or drummers, i gd excercise is too tke any reading bk like syncopation of modern reading in 4/4. tht the syncopation reading excercises and play all 8th on the snare and all dotted tied or quater note with the bass drum and ride or crash. u can play dotted on the snare as well.
this helps when ur reading charts, cause most charts are git charts and when there's a tied the normally hold the note. a crash sounds better it elongates the sound so to speak.
for abit more advanced readers or drummers, i gd excercise is too tke any reading bk like syncopation of modern reading in 4/4. tht the syncopation reading excercises and play all 8th on the snare and all dotted tied or quater note with the bass drum and ride or crash. u can play dotted on the snare as well.
this helps when ur reading charts, cause most charts are git charts and when there's a tied the normally hold the note. a crash sounds better it elongates the sound so to speak.
thanks guys for the help
but i still dont get it!
an eighth note on the a count of the 1 e & a?
so playing of the basic beat of bass on 1st count and snare on 3rd count,
my snare will not be played in time with 3rd note?
for example:
1 e & a 2 e & a 3 e & a 4 e & a
hihat on the 1 2 3 4
bass on 1
snare on the a of 3rd count?
am i right?
correct me pls!!
but i still dont get it!
an eighth note on the a count of the 1 e & a?
so playing of the basic beat of bass on 1st count and snare on 3rd count,
my snare will not be played in time with 3rd note?
for example:
1 e & a 2 e & a 3 e & a 4 e & a
hihat on the 1 2 3 4
bass on 1
snare on the a of 3rd count?
am i right?
correct me pls!!
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