Here's a video comparison between the old and the new one. You have to view it in full screen mode and 1080p >>>

gretsch-o-rama wrote:I'm sorry, this is Dicenso, correct?

No, this is not DiCenso.
His name is James Dennet (from Australia).



Here is his myspace site...check out all the awesome exercises:
http://www.myspace.com/jamesdennettdrumming

deseipel wrote:for a video explaining the exercise, he does a fine job.

No doubt about it.

New forum, new thread...:) >>> Steve Gadd: http://www.drumdepartment.de/content/public/dd-tv_video.php?id=14 Jojo Mayer: http://www.drumdepartment.de/content/public/dd-tv_video.php?id=13 Billy Cobham: http://www.drumdepartment.de/content/public/dd-tv_video.php?id=11 Gavin Harrison (part1): http://ww...

Honestly...it feels weird to me watching jazz exercise videos like this one (even if the exercises are great)...it doesn't swing...a consistent pulse and a great feel should always be the unconscious lesson, no matter how complicated the exercises are.

markie04drum wrote:I love these videos and like Steve had said before, check them out in 720 or 1080! Awesome stuff!

Definitely...1080p in full screen mode! They put a lot of work in the production and it shows.

Check out his drum solo (starting @ 7:42): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDCQG9ZDSRU ...love the feel of this track: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q98wRmaEknk I'm always interested in behind the scenes footage...interesting to see the lighting and camera (all DSLRs) setup : http://www.youtube.com/...

Btw if you are passionate about something and want to get your point across in a forum conversation: calm down. People will listen better and the discussion will be much more interesting. Exactly...and Steve...if the aggressive & disrespectful (mostly generated by DSOP) tone doesn't change in t...