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Summary: Drum Rods are a great alternative to the attack of sticks. Learn how to get different snare drum sounds with them in this free video.
Joel began his official study of music in middle school, and went on to immerse himself in every music making opportunity. After high school, his focus narrowed to the drum kit and he...read more
"JOEL SIEGEL: Alright. So, briefly, I just want to discuss--get back to the areas of the drum like we covered earlier and just talk about it with the rods. The same basic principles are going to apply and you're just going to have it within the context of that kind of slightly weaker, more resonant sound that you're getting from the drum with the rods. So, here's the center of the drum. Again, it's that dry sound versus playing to the side of the center; you're going to get a lot more resonance here."
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