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What is going on with this "we" hate metronomes comment? Don't lump me in with that comment. I like them and use them a lot. Not during songs but during practice it is on most of the time. Maybe after 30 years of drumming the internal clock might be good enough to play without it but for now it is not so i have to use one.
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For a Christmas worship team, we were playing with a click track and doing a version of Little Drummer Boy. There was a 4 beat intro for the drums to do a thing. Even with the click track, somehow, I got done with my 4 beat in just over 3 beats on the click. There was a awkward silence and then everyone came in. I knew what I had done right away and had to laugh.
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This is how to view the click and track. They're not things to keep up with, but they are two elements of the band, doing their thing, and we are all playing together.
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Holy Cow Jack! Not only did you smoke that song, it looks like you did it using your less dominant hand! I'm a 63 year old drummer playing since age 5. Oh yeah... I was also born with Cerebral Palsy with limited use of my legs. I've recently lost all use of my legs and am trying to come up with a working kit utilizing my hands for both the kick and hats. I wanted to stop by and give you the insane props that you deserve!
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Thanks for the video. Really love the format of this video with all of you guys 🤠
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I’m totally going to try those last 2 ideas. Not a drummer but I do track drums in my studio and the “sissy” and the percussion loop ideas seem like they’d be way better than the standard blip of a metronome when recording to enhance feel. Thanks!
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for me a cowbell sound with the one accented works the best
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If you play in a cruise ship gig with singers, shows,CLICK is a life saver + play the music
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You guys have a great chemistry, really fun to watch, the added fantastic advice ect is just a bonus haha
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When I fist started taking drum lessons I bought a Roland RMP-5 Rhythm Coach. It has 16 metronome sounds, the only one I really like is the stick click sound. It has a very fast attack and very fast decay. I still think that is about the best metronome sound with a muted cow bell being 2nd.
The cool part about the stick click is if you click your sticks in time with it, the sound just disappears.
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I love metronomes, as long as I can set a sound that isn't grating to my ears. Usually, I look for either a woodblock, or a cowbell sound. I often use one sound for beat 1 & another sound for all other beats, depending on the music I'm working on. Generally, I view the metronome as another musician with whom I'm grooving. I can play ahead, together, or behind the metronome, just as I would another musician. The Pro Metronome app is what I've been using for the last several years. It has a gap-click rhythm trainer, a practice mode to gradually increase the tempo, & the ability to save playlists. I only like one out of the thirteen sound settings, but that's enough for me.
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Very nice and inviting video indeed.!!!! All my instructors at Drumeo are talking so friendly and relaxed about Metronome. I use Metronome most of the times, whether i'm practicing Rudiments or Grooves.!!!! But in my opinion, to be able to play a perfect groove, Metronome has to be there.!!!!!
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Love the drum department and love you all guys! Greetings from Istanbul, Turkey. 🥁🥁🥁
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I enjoy using my metronome app. Though I've never taken lessons so I was never forced to do so. There are so many beats you can make with a newer digital metronome itself, and even then you can use the tempo, subdivision, or accents to create some something unique to play to like a vamp
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I’ve done drum corps/marching band my whole life. I have much difficulty w bass drum/snare coordination. Hopefully’, the metronome/clicks will help me w that.
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I love this conversation.
I didn't play to a click for a very long time and the only thing I believe I suffered from is coming out of my fills that fast throwing the beat off by at least a sixteenth depending on how fast I was playing. I love playing to a click now it keeps my grooves steady and my fills clean but my band wants to do songs that drag in parts especially at the end (think of Black Sabbath) so much I have to abandon the click and play by feel.
Also it doesn't help to be the only one to hear the click when the guitar player doesn't know how to follow the drummer. I have heard that I'm playing the song too slow and I'm playing to the bpm that was given to me. Oh the life of a drummer.
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I don't like them live, but in the studio, absolutely. I use a cowbell for my metronome sound. I don't have an accented 1 just a straight cowbell. The feel is better to me. I have had situations where someone has sent me tracks where I'm replacing drums and the track wasn't originally recorded to a click. In that situation I'll record a track of me playing cowbell so I have that one sound that is above the rest.
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I love metronomes, wouldn’t play without one if my choice.
Drummers who struggle with time naturally wouldn’t enjoy a metronome, but with good time it’s like playing with a great percussionist.
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I grew to love metronomes. I use them in practice and live settings. They are my warm fuzzy blanket. I have yet to play in a band where everyone is willing to at least try to usr one. 😂
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@meropale
1 year ago
I'm not a drummer but I love what metronomes can do. I am learning piano. The metronome really isn't there to make you an unfeeling robot; it's there to help you control your rhythm.
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