I made a whoopsie X-( The drumline @ 2:24 is Alabama A&M University

@brodyssportscardsvlogsandm415

3 жыл бұрын

I’m from Alabama!

@CollinWestland

3 жыл бұрын

@@brodyssportscardsvlogsandm415 i know someone who marches Drumline for Alabama A&M.

@xxoreoxx1575

2 жыл бұрын

@@brodyssportscardsvlogsandm415 ME TOOOO

@kishascape

2 жыл бұрын

You also didn’t run into copyright issues since you finally made a cadence video and sheet music for the movie anyways.

Hey, props to you Eric. You actually made a video to try to clear up your mistakes. Many other people would just either ignore the fact that they made a mistake or at most take their other video down. This just shows why you're a high quality creator, and I admire that. Keep up the good work! I love your videos because they're both informative and entertaining. Thank you so much for everything you do for the world of marching band!

@EMCproductions

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@112007Roman

4 жыл бұрын

Way to show integrity, Devil. ^^

This is how a gentleman corrects his unintentional mistake. Thank you.

Those tiny tenors look like Pringle cans

@digitaldeathsquid3448

4 жыл бұрын

They look like octobans/cannon toms

@believinsteven

4 жыл бұрын

They called rocket toms

@tj1lincoln182

4 жыл бұрын

They look like mini cannons

@naeboy4991

4 жыл бұрын

Omg they call the tenors drum

@coheedandgeddy2900

4 жыл бұрын

ROCKET QUADS

I'm a corps style drummer, but I think it's so cool that you went back and corrected yourself in a genuine way. It's really cool to learn about another style you aren't familiar with. I'm looking forward to the next review video that you do with the experienced member of show style, I feel that it can teach me a lot!

@LuckyOwI777

4 жыл бұрын

Yeh. I march WGI, and I honestly had no idea that this more showy style of drumming and marching was a legitimate thing. I think it's awesome how he went back and corrected his mistakes, and I'm glad he did, cause I learned some very interesting things today

@stansethley3853

4 жыл бұрын

@@LuckyOwI777 What group do you march for wgi?

@LuckyOwI777

4 жыл бұрын

@@stansethley3853 Motor City Percussion, or MCP as we call it, lol. It's an Independent Open class group

@stansethley3853

4 жыл бұрын

@@LuckyOwI777 Oh cool! I just got a contract for Carolina Gold, it's an open class DCI group and the front Ensemble caption head is the same caption head as Equinox percussion, the world class wgi group in Dahlonega Georgia, so hopefully a season with him will get me good enough to make Equinox after the dci season.

@LuckyOwI777

4 жыл бұрын

@@stansethley3853 Oh cool! I love Equinox percussion so much. Good luck at Gold! Hope you have fun there, and hope you make Equinox! You'll do great!

I wouldn't take it down Eric, it okay if a differing opinion is out there xD! And this 2nd video will lose it's context if people aren't able to go back and see the original. Just my opinion :). Love the vids!! *P.S-Technique video pleeeeese

@calebward7227

4 жыл бұрын

Trevor Hammond The problem isn't that he had a different opinion, it's that his information in many areas was *wrong*.

@cadenweems

4 жыл бұрын

I completely agree with the idea for technique videos! When trying to learn early on it's hard ro find a a reliable source. Eric has a ton of experience and has enough of a following for people to be able to find his videos easily

@TheTheoTherone

4 жыл бұрын

Lol. Now that he took it down the link in Antoine's reaction video's description goes to EMC's "box of coxx " video.

@Tr3v0rUnKn0wN

4 жыл бұрын

@@calebward7227 It wasn't wrong from the perspective of a corps style marcher. Show-band drumlines DO play with dirtier technique compared to what Eric and I are used to. Thinking that Show-Style drumlines, or the drummers in the movie aren't the best in the world is a PERFECTLY valid opinion. One I happen to hold ;p.

@jordananderson9389

4 жыл бұрын

He's just wrong, he doesn't having a differing opinion.

MUCH RESPECT BRO! Thanks for the follow up video! ✊🏾 (And thanks for the channel traffic 😅) I’m definitely interested in collaborating with you on a video in the future!

@QdAbArBeR

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for standing up for our HBCU Culture... I have had the pleasure of marching Corps and HBCU and I love the BOTH!!! But the both have to be respected on different levels! THANK YOU AGAIN!!!

I appreciate this video. I wouldn't delete the old one tho 🤷🏾‍♂️

My high school band (a more corps style band) played agains Dekalb’s school and band. It was crazy watching them because we had never seen a show style band before. You do see the huge difference in audience reaction and they actually sounded really good.

@khaliqjones8683

4 жыл бұрын

Ldchtc 300 what school u go to fam

@ldchtc3005

4 жыл бұрын

Khaliq Jones Hiram High school You?

@kalansandoval327

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah bro DeKalb and Clayco are the spots for show style

@khaliqjones8683

4 жыл бұрын

Ldchtc 300 south Gwinnett

@khaliqjones8683

4 жыл бұрын

Kalan Sandoval oh yeah fasho I march at south Gwinnett but we show style are b director from dekalb

Yes I wouldn’t take it down either

This is great, EMC is one of the few KZreadrs, or, just people in general that admits that he's wrong and he appreciated the people that told him that he was wrong, this is humanity at it's finest

The tiny tenors are really cool

Regarding challenges: I attended Ohio State University and the OSUMB fields a band of 192 at half time, but there are actually 235 total band members. Band members challenge weekly for their spot at half time. Those that do not earn a spot on the field at half time are "alternates" for the week, still expected to learn the show and rehearse with their section and squad in case of an injury or illness creating a spot that needs to be filled. But at half time the alternates are assigned various tasks such as holding director ladders, (1-2 band members per ladder to set up at half time and stabilize during the show), moving equipment, collecting any dropped equipment during the show, and any number of other tasks that are actually quite important to keeping the shows running smoothly. But to keep everyone at the top of their game, all band members regardless of seniority must try out at the beginning of every season and then challenge every week for their spot on the field at half time.

@naruto_uzumaki2012

4 жыл бұрын

TBDBITL 142 member here. Student Staff holds the ladders. Alternates move props.

2:25 is not Prarie View. From their shirts "MMW" would indicate that they are the Marching Maroon and White from Alabama A&M.

@jeremiahwilliams6816

4 жыл бұрын

That clip was from when they battled PVAMU so I see why he got confused

@LamiksVideos1

4 жыл бұрын

@@jeremiahwilliams6816 👌🏾

@bryfunkenstein

4 жыл бұрын

I noticed that too. Pv had never used white drums...

I’m glad you actually are trying to make sure you know what your talking about. That shows your true character and most people would never do that. Props to you man.

As a person who marched 4 years for a university as a percussionist , and have alot of knowledge about the subject matter and would join you for a collab watch of the movie to offer proper context if you would like.

@pablorivas1929

4 жыл бұрын

james seals imagine trying to offer yourself to colab with emc

@numberonebev

4 жыл бұрын

_ Paintball _ You miss every shot you don’t take

@jamesseals5007

4 жыл бұрын

@@pablorivas1929 imagine him asking for someone who knows about the subject to reach out to him.....

@LuckyOwI777

4 жыл бұрын

@@pablorivas1929 ...did you miss the part in the video where he asked people to reach out to him that have experience with show style bands?

Me: mom can we get a tenor set Mom: we have a tenor set at home Tenor set at home 00:23

@RishiJalukar

3 жыл бұрын

Bruh

Honestly, having done both styles at some point or another, I'd argue it's less about the historical demographics of the line and more about what the line is trying to do. Corps style is about pleasing judges through strong discipline and uniform technique, and show style (or, as I've taken to referring to it, collegiate style) is about pleasing the crowd by being super flashy. At the end of the day, though, they're still largely the same activity, and the objective is still to lay down clean beats for the enjoyment of others

I hate that my band director is trying to turn us into a show band, we used to be competitive until I was a freshman. I don’t have a problem with show style bands, It’s just not what my school used to be 😐

@yoboyraul578

4 жыл бұрын

Mr. Cagna bro what ? Y’all band director doing y’all a huge favor

@tony_______

4 жыл бұрын

409AllStarBand I’m more of a dci kinda guy, but I honestly don’t mind him doing that because I’m in drumline and he won’t have us March like that

@tonyswrldxoxo

4 жыл бұрын

What school are you at?

@tony_______

4 жыл бұрын

Cedric Rucker Lavergne high, in Tennessee

@tony_______

4 жыл бұрын

pearlsnaredrummer77 yeah I planned on doing that, I think show style bands are more fun to be around

I marched in both styles...in high school I was in a Corp style band and in college I was in a show style/traditional style band...there is difference not a huge difference but a difference. The difference that I noticed was how much show style/traditional style is taken so seriously...it is literally a sport and at times a fraternity at some times lol I even received a scholarship as well lol it’s a lot of work but it’s so much fun lol

Corp style college bands in the south also give out large scholarships to march. It's not just show style bands and HCBUs. College band is HUGE down here no matter the style.

Its all good Eric. I was in a corps style band in high school in Southeast Louisiana. Alot of other bands were show style, and we used to make fun of them all the time for being over the top or sloppy or over hyped. I really never learned to appreciate it until my senior year when I got to talk to other drum captains on why they enjoy that style. I still would rather play in a corps style band though.

@Phin_Again

4 жыл бұрын

I mean, its kinda hard to not run into any of the show style bands considering how much of a big deal they are down there. My dad actually marched with Edna Karr in the early 90s so he always tells me how much of a big deal it is in New Orleans. But, they do need to be clean and many of them are, while some need work. (I would know since I remember watching one of the parades this year at Mardi Gras and there were some high schools who need some cleaning up).

@sambecker2155

4 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah, in New Orleans there are some big show style bands. For parades they play and often do a lot of really cool visual stuff. Marching in a Mardi Gras parade isn’t like anything else. And while they’re not the cleanest, god damn they’re entertaining, and god knows the drunk parade watchers don’t know the difference. I’m not in a show style band but I really do appreciate it. It takes a lot to play and dance while marching five miles. Look up some videos if you want to know what I’m talking about. There are a ton of videos of marching bands in Mardi Gras parades.

@Phin_Again

4 жыл бұрын

Sample Text oh yeah I went to NOLA this year. I’ve been watching HBCU bands for about 2 years now and I kinda wish I went to JSU because I want to experience the culture first hand.

@ethannaquin3409

4 жыл бұрын

What band?

@TReeseTV

4 жыл бұрын

@@ethannaquin3409 Slidell High then SELU

I’m a show style marcher it seems this dude has the chops and definitely the form to play that tenor he’s just doing it too fast for some people to catch the form

@kevincroft3607

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly, more like Southern University just a little faster and wilder sticking

@user-yq3fz9ch5q

4 жыл бұрын

You do know he's a member of the United States Marine Corps Drum and Bugle Corps? He's an active duty Marine and a teacher.

@jacobrichey8478

4 жыл бұрын

Yes but he did say he didn’t know any thing about show style marching

@jacobrichey8478

4 жыл бұрын

Oh

@LuckyOwI777

4 жыл бұрын

Yep. I know nothing about show style marching/drumming, as I am a core marcher, but it sounded pretty damn good to me. He did seem to overplay a little bit, but again, I have no experience in that style, so I really don't know

The tiny tenors kinda reminded me of the Blue Devils when they marched their tri-drums in 1986. I couldn't imagine marching them though....

@aprilmoore2917

4 жыл бұрын

I marched tri in junior high - boy, did I think I was something special... lol!

@ondrauscissell6952

3 жыл бұрын

They originally marched the North Tenor Trios in 1976. Then celebrated that DCI Championship anniversary in 1986 and marched those drums again.

@ondrauscissell6952

3 жыл бұрын

BD marched quads in 1985. Which were Ludwig.

@roadfert

3 жыл бұрын

I marched tri in middle school and went right to tenors as a freshman in high school. Eventually went on to play tenors at Suncoast Sound (old DCI corps) before they collapsed. They were a great starting point for what I would play later on.

I marched corps in high school but hung around a lot of folks in show bands at an HBCU. The differences between the two styles are WAY different as well as the skills required.

Dude that’s really classy of you. Takes a cool dude to actually read the comments and try to fix it. Not gonna lie, I thought everything in that movie was made up but now I know that some of it is true. Thanks!

Most mature and honest youtube i know. I love ya dude

@drummerboy0620

4 жыл бұрын

Except for all the dick jokes lol

He was good, but it’s actually a tenor call out, and in drumline we do callouts all the time. Every section, including the horns and woodwinds have callouts towards another schools sections.

Much respect to you EMC for making a follow up video to your original Drumline Movie review. You're an awesome, honest, and humble person and thanks for that. Both ATL Drum Academy and I are interested sharing our HBCU band experience but I'll send a more detail DM via IG as mentioned in the video above. Luv your content and thanks for making vids we band nerds can geek out on!!!

As someone who was a percussionist and marched in an HBCU Marching Band I really appreciate this Video.

Dat mane actually has good form thats how single tenors are played check jackson state u war an thunder for a references and or cold steel drumline from NC A&T some schools even do leg tenors lets not have biases i marched both Corp style an showband an military we are musicians lets come together as one and chop it out word up from a retired percussionist 17 years🔥

So happy to see my "Gifts" have found a place in the background of your videos! And I cannot wait to see the modified video!!! I'll be FAMOUS!!!! (and I'll probably share the revised video with all my family and friends on Facebook!!! so that you can get closer to your 100K subscribers!!!) 😘🥰😍😉

@TylerDunphy

4 жыл бұрын

Did you do this to get attention and fame?

I see the photo in the background I took of you at The Sunset Parade at The Lincoln Memorial last summer. Once in a lifetime. SEMPER FI‼️🍻

I can appreciate this video so much more. You corrected your mistake and I applaud that level of humility. Good stuff. And shout out to my dawg Antoine Gibson for the reaction video to the original reaction video!

Humble.... a trait many don’t have. As a graduate of an HBCU and member of a Grambling State University World Famed Marching band it’s much appreciated.

If anything check out Beyonce's Coachella performance. She even said as much, bringing the excitement and fun of the HBCU 5th quarter as her concert. Hell even in her opening number the band is playing a number that I often hear FAMU play in the stands. Not to mention she had the band play after the percussion break, "Hay" by Crucial conflict, and Hay battles are a big part of the HBCU experience. Okay, so show style is as you said is synonymous with HBCUs. Many people have complaints about how the horns sound like crap drums not playing cleanly and to that I say yes, there are some bands out there for lack of better words, really should check how they play, but at the same time there are MANY MANY more bands that play cleanly and sound perfect. Which brings me to the overall sound. You have to understand that the bands are playing popular R&B, Hip Hop, and Pop music, meaning if you hear it on the radio, there is a good chance you will be able to recognize the tune and go dance in the stands. Add different dance moves and it's a style that is quite difficult to master.

Top tier vid, keep it up. New camera? Quality is very good

If only audience reaction was part of the score in WGI. My group would have top of that. Our show was so, so, so entertaining this year, and I'm still upset that the season is cancelled, lol. If everything went as planned, I would have just gotten back from Kentucky regionals either today or yesterday. Ugh, lol

You should review/check out Norfolk State University's "Million Dollar Funk $quad" Drumline, Virginia State University's "Drum Phi" Drumline, or South Carolina State University's "Bongo Bros" drumline. Three of the cleanest and 🔥 drumlines that HBCU's have to offer with DCI level cadences.

I marched high school and teach now as a drum tech and both of those are very corps style oriented. I somehow stumbled upon a bunch of show style videos on Instagram and honestly they do be kinda fire doe 🔥 I would highly encourage people try and find some videos of them because they are hype af

@Phin_Again

4 жыл бұрын

There’s a bunch of KZread channels that are dedicated to following HBCUs and high school show style bands that imitate them, such as ShowtimeWeb, Killa Kev Productions, Smash Time Productions, and MARCHINGBANDSPORT

I knew MD would be brought in the mix one way or the other. Im proud to have marched in the legion.00-04

Eric please tell us more about the tiny tenors! I need a portable set like that! xD You should make it a like goal to do a video about the tiny tenors, and talk about if you made them like you did the extreme tenors :)

@ferretyluv

2 жыл бұрын

They’re just octobans set up and tuned like tenors.

You are a class act Eric. Your humility and positivity are responsible and respectful. I am genuinely impressed. Honestly, thank you.

You should do a series we’re you react to dci/wgi shows!

@FilipusWisnumurti

4 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately a video like that will get copyright strike from flomarching

@TylerDunphy

4 жыл бұрын

Filipus Wisnumurti Adam tan’s been doing it

@LuckyOwI777

4 жыл бұрын

@@FilipusWisnumurti There have been other people who have been doing it, and they have been fine

@Phin_Again

4 жыл бұрын

Filipus Wisnumurti because he is critiquing/adding commentary while also possibly educating about certain show/music elements, it could fall into fair use.

Having did showstyle and drum corps style I enjoy both quite well

So what we really need is a Drumline but it's a coming-of-age story about someone who went to school doing either show/chorus style drumming moving to a school that does the opposite style.

It takes a lot to admit one's errors and mistakes, but you get points for trying to incorporate both sides of the coin. Show band and Corp band style have their niche in the marching community-as they both present the best for their fan base. Keep up the good work.

I do want to add that my university Kansas State University is a corps style PWI that does challenges, but there's a chance that we are a very rare exception to that rule you listed about challenges. Great vid!

Hey Eric, Yeah i marched at Detroit Central High School where our style was collegiate and inspirated by Southern Colleges such as Tennessee State University, Florida A&M University marching band Etc and i also March for Thunderbird Drum Corps in Detroit as well. So as a snare drum and tenor drum player I've experienced both Styles and respect them Thanx for addressing both styles and keep up the good job my friend

@LuckyOwI777

4 жыл бұрын

Yay! Michigan gang! I have only participated in WGI groups before. This is my first time learning about show style drumming/marching, and I'm finding it quite interesting. Granted, I think I'll stick to DCI/WGI, lol. But it's still pretty neat to learn about other styles, especially as a huge percussionist

I finally saw this video. We're working our way back through your videos. Hated this movie but glad it inspired other kids to play or get better. We actually played in our band during my graduation. There weren't any problems... all of the seniors played each year during their graduation. The seniors would retake their seats with their fellow graduates for the final march out while the rest if the band played without us. Loved that I got to play one last time and at my graduation. ❤

I have so much respect for you now that you've made a follow up explaining how and why you were wrong. Most youtubers don't do this. :)

It’s all about the recovery 👍

It would be cool if you had a show style drummer with you in your next video. I'm a show style snare and getting viewpoints from both styles would be awesome. Great vids! Great chops!

This was really cool of you to do! I definitely didn’t know about the two different styles before.

Having done both, I highly respect both. However, corps style band was more fun and left me feeling more accomplished

On another note I do respect you for educating yourself because these guys are REALLY talented 💯🤙🏾

Thank you for clearing it up but u didn’t have to take the original video. Much respect to you because I know I was on you about this topic. And you got some skills too.

I had wondered if your review of the movie would get some heat. I’m proud of you for not sugar coating your mistakes and actually apologizing. A lot of young percussionist watch your videos and will hopefully learn from your mature decision to make things right. While I come from the same world of drumming that you do, I wish there would be more education on other styles of drumming to avoid what you are going through right now. You are not the first person I have heard be critical of that film for what are usually uninformed reasons. I think it’s a brilliant idea for you to bring someone in from the HBCU community who has experience in this genre of marching band. Not just for your own education, but for everyone else to learn about the difference between the two styles. Seems like your audience would benefit greatly (myself included!). Keep doing you, man! Way to check and adjust. :)

Dat mane on tenor smackin🔥

Heya, bud! Nice to see another UD guy. :) I was UD snare captain in *cough*1994*cough*. I was actually offered a scholarship to Delaware State University for marching band back in the day... I forget how much it was, but it would have covered a few classes at the very least. I wound up doing UD instead. :)

Okay 1 appreciate your effort 2 at 2:24 where u said Prairie View A&M University you're wrong that was Alabama A&M University

My highschool was a bit weird. We were a very small band, half wanted to act like show bands, the other half was more corp style lol it got interesting at times lol

Im from Indiana and while visiting friends in Louisiana for Mardi gras I was struck by the differences of the marching bands in the parades. The dancing was something totally different from what I was used to. There doesnt seem like theres alot of info out there for show style bands. I've watched some videos but I've never found one where the culture of it is explained. That could be my shoddy search skills but it's understandable that you didnt know. I admire the fact that you admitted that you were wrong. Definetly need to find someone knowledgeable of show style to do a collab with that would be great.

@Phin_Again

4 жыл бұрын

Just follow a bunch of HBCU band channels. I learned through watching and seeing reactions of people in the comments on how they thought the band was (like, critiquing cause that’s how bandheads are (bandheads are what HBCU band fans are called))

@Phin_Again

4 жыл бұрын

To add on, I found the Wikipedia article about marching bands informative

Bruhh I was actually using some of the licks and warmups you had in that video to play and practice before the season starts. RIP

Thanks for the shout out... Virginia State University Drumline.

I think you may have actually been correct on one point. According to Wikipedia: "The fictitious BET Big Southern Classic from the 2002 film Drumline was similar to the HBOB, with the main difference that the Big Southern Classic was a competition with a declared winner. The HBOB is an invitational showcase and there are usually no official winners."

I watched a Norfolk State video a few days ago and the line was like clones moving in perfect unison. It was an entrance video. So clean.

I have no idea why I watch your videos I play trumpet 🤣🤣

It might also be cool to compare corps and show-style drumming with military bands and drumlines. All three are thriving down here in Texas. There were several competitions I took my group to that featured high-level achievement in all three styles! Texas UIL Region 9 is a killer area!

Surprised that you didn’t use footage from NC A&T at DCI Night Beat 2019

I’m always excited to watch your videos

Mr. Carr, how do you feel about electronics in the marching arts? I play bass guitar for my schools Indoor and (hopefully upcoming) outdoor marching based ensembles. I would like to know a professional opinion on them.

Following along with Tyler De Tran is me drumming on Pringle cans lol

Damn this may be the best apology video not this whole website

My school was in the bonus features 😔🤚🏼also I experienced physical pain when you said “de CALB”

Much respect just for posting this vid and I seen a glimpse of my hbcu even better ✊🏾

Can you make videos of you tryin to recreate the drumline routines! I would like to see that!

Yooooo that's why you're the brotha from another mother Chicken and Roll to you bro Proud of you and this Video

React to the real North Carolina A&T drum line

I love the camera quality!

Coming from someone who is very familiar with both styles you handled this really really well

Love your vids 💯

I'm sorry but the random tenor interludes are hilarious. On a serious note though, it's always good when a person acknowledges when they're wrong or mistaken

It takes a good man to admit when you were wrong. Don't take the other video down or this one makes no sense. No matter what, kudos to you brother.

yo, this guy got heart! admire your open-mindedness, without defensiveness,! props for stepping out of your comfort zone & using it to experience omething new. respect.

Props to you I’ve actually marched both core and show style and the first video wasn’t as bad as you may think don’t let the negativity overshadow what you were trying to accomplish by spreading your knowledge.... honestly you just spoke on what you knew. Don’t delete the first video

Hey Eric, you need to collaborate with Ralph Nader of BYOS/Blue Devils fame regarding this. Ralph has experience with both styles...plus you two drumming together would be magical.

@BagChatters10

4 жыл бұрын

Actually he'd be better off playing with Alex Blake, he's one of the snares in the Black Fire Percussion clip. He marched tenors for BAC in 07' and BD 2008-2009.

@ferretyluv

2 жыл бұрын

I was very confused as to what show style drumming has to do with the Green Party for a sec.

I don’t mean to get pedantic here, but in this video you said there’s 2 types of marching bands: corps and show-style. But there’s actually a 3rd type which is especially popular in Texas, mostly East Texas. Military marching band. There’s even NAMMB which is the National Association of Military Marching Bands. I didn’t know military marching bands were a thing until I started teaching in Texas 8 years ago, but they’re a pretty big thing here. Anyway, I don’t mean to be the “well actually” guy, especially not on a video you made specifically to correct yourself! But I thought I’d just throw this in here! Thanks for everything you do.

@robertmcwhorter2453

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for speaking up for military style bands! I grew up in east texas and got to do both military and corps style in high school and had fun experiencing both if those styles. There's more variety of music in the corps style although when we were military style our director started working in other types of music other than the traditional military marches.

@brookstarkington

4 жыл бұрын

Robert McWhorter Very cool! What school was that?

Hey Eric where did you get those tiny tenors

7:07 We had challenges in my HS corps style band... The alternates could challenge for a spot every few weeks and if they won, the alternate would ‘shadow’ the person and then take the spot at the following Friday football game. This was early 2010’s... Go TX!

@enchantedgamer9428

4 жыл бұрын

That must have felt like shit to the person who got their spot taken 😂. Imagine getting beaten and then having to teach who beat you your own drill.

@davideanes3425

4 жыл бұрын

EnchantedGamer9 Yep. People had to stay on top of their game (music memorized, equipment ready to go, good grades, etc).

Theres a TV show you should check out that is a docudrama (kinda) showing all of the internal stuff behind the actual college marching band behind the a marching movie (don't remember which one) movie including showing all aspects of the auditions and playing, practice for all parts of the band, dancers, flag, and all. It's about a show style band and it's frankly dope. (It is a marching band show, not just drumline, but it should be checked out.) Its called marching orders

Atlanta A&T is based off FAMU. The musical arrangements and choreography are all FAMU.

maybe add "part 1" to the end of that video's title and "part 2" to this one edit: ok

New production looks great!!

Shucks, I just learned something about PWI bands watching this👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼. I appreciate your follow up and honest opinion 😊 and I didn't even watch the 1st video. I felt the same way you did about PWI bands, but I really like DCI better. At the end it's all about what you like. However, the musicians are all talented in their own right. I recently watched your NFL drumlines and between both videos it is clear to me you really no what your talking about 🤔👍🏼. Looking forward to Future videos and I recommend that you cover both and critique the entire band? Example, Ohio State vs Southern, field performance, song accuracy, visuals just to name a few.

@mrjojo1315

4 жыл бұрын

O T he is talking about hbcu

@MrTurntine1989

4 жыл бұрын

@@mrjojo1315 I know, that's why I said PWI bands. It's all good 👍

Can you make a piece where you play the quads with 2 sticks in each hand like a mallet percussionist would usually do.

You should make a tenor but it’s only snare drums. Or just bass drums?

Hey so I saw you did drumpad reviews would you do one about the xymox hybrid snare??

It may be useful to make an edit of the original video where you make it clear that you were wrong but still have the original footage for context (and entertainment.)

Gpa for band scholarships lol nah bro. Gpa only matters to get in the school. For band scholarships for almost all hbcus it’s an audition process usually a prepared snare piece, rudiments, scales, sight read. Kind of the same as auditioning for a spot in dci.