Drumming with Scott Johnson at PASIC 2010 

+dudebobmac Met him once when he judged for an indoor percussion competition I played. Super cool, down-to-earth guy, and he let me and my friend take a picture with him haha

dudebobmac he is I’ve met him

He really is tho. Met him at PASIC last year right before doors opened

He’s super chill, and a great clinician

he seems chill but he’s a harsh judge for sure

listening to videos, and playing it I guess. Or just make your own

I'm right there with ya. In highschool I never knew the latest and greatest licks. Had a friend that did. Not a big deal.

This comment made my day 😂

Roland electronic drum

It's a cross over

Theres a vid of him explaining how to play that livk

+Dylan Evans Roland RMP-12. It's sorta like an electric drum pad.

Nzoid

Paradiddle race: Paradiddle paradiddle paradiddlediddle paradiddle paradiddle paradiddlediddle Paradiddlediddle paradiddle paradiddle Paradiddlediddle paradiddle paradiddle Repeat as fast as you can and play downbeat

thank you man

you can slow down speed and listen.

Yeah, but you can also have good odds if you're coming from another corps

That's definitely not true lol. I've seen plenty of people from other corps and rookies marching the Blue Devils.

+TheWorkShopofEverything Not true. Actually, you have to be really amazing in B Corps in order to make A Corps. A Corps prefers guys who have world corps/indoor percussion experience which is hard to get when you are coming from B Corps. The only advantage of being in B Corps is that you get BD exposure and if you have the chops, the A Corps instructors can start thinking about you being in the line when you audition. I know people who were in B Corps but didn't make A Corps. I know people who were in B Corps that did make A Corps. And I know people who were in other drum corps before joining A Corps.

Wow thanks for the information thats great

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the blue devils 2010 opener snare lick

Because traditional grip is useless