drum question
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GhostOfPerdition
G-Unit Gangsta
If he learns what each number represents on his kit then he should be able to pick up on patterns and learn the rhythms, so yes, he could learn from it, but he won't learn proper techniques from it.
Ruins
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^ yup that's the case, than he can use the normal staff for reading his patterns in GP, or any other soft.
personally i prefer cakewalk the older like pro audio 9 because its light and has proper staff roll view
real drummer must know how to read and write staff, it simply shows that he knows his thing.
(or any other musician
)
personally i prefer cakewalk the older like pro audio 9 because its light and has proper staff roll view
real drummer must know how to read and write staff, it simply shows that he knows his thing.
(or any other musician
)
FallingDownInRuins said:^ yup that's the case, than he can use the normal staff for reading his patterns in GP, or any other soft.
personally i prefer cakewalk the older like pro audio 9 because its light and has proper staff roll view
real drummer must know how to read and write staff, it simply shows that he knows his thing.
(or any other musician
He goes to school for drums. ^ I'll inform him for that for shure. It's nice from you guys helping me, HUGE THANKS
Remnant of Insanity
Remmidemmi
maybe he should better learn how to use normal tabs, with GP5 it is so difficult, I tried it once but it sucks.
