Juan Expósito wrote:Douglas Saab Project...Douglas is not alone:

Wow, that was really cool! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks a lot Steve! I appreciate it.

The Modern Drummer podcast did a cool in-depth discussion about the piece and provided a bunch of audio files for context. Check it out here: https://www.moderndrummer.com/2019/08/md-podcast-episode-207-richard-spaven-craviotto-heritage-snare-and-more/ https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/md-podcas...

Hey everyone, I know that there has been some traction with Richard Spaven's drumming here. I'm proud to announce that I have a piece running in this month's Modern Drummer on his work. Lots of cool beats and phrasing to dissect. Enjoy! https://www.moderndrummer.com/article/september-2019-richard-sp...

Way to go, man! That's a keeper.

Wow, this is totally amazing.

Thank you so much, Steve!

Hey Sammy,

Maybe try adjusting your buffer settings and/or freeze some tracks. Also, watch out for running too many plugins within your project - especially when tracking.

This could help:



Good luck!

That Upside Down tune is one of my favorites. I think someone transcribed those flams at the start of his solo a loooong time ago. That whole solo is just ridiculous. Guilty as charged! I wrote out the whole solo about 10 years back. Great stuff! Gotta love some 5 over 4 flams. Imagine going for th...

Now, can you tell me how to count this. There's a couple of 6/8 bits I think, but the rest I haven't got a clue! :? I could be wrong, but I am hearing the snare accent on beat 3 (4/4 time) - like a half time thing... Also - check this one out: [youtube_https:38379u6o]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v...

I would guess for leverage in a backbeat situation. Although those guys did play that way with just about any style. I find myself doing it sometimes when I want to play louder or "fatter" type of backbeats. It is more of a feel thing.

Of course, I can't speak for those dudes