On Drums,Whats The Constant Yellow For? I Thought The Red Is The Snare,And I Dont Hear Any Hi-hat So Can Anyone Tell Me?
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08-02-2011 08:50 PM #1Opening Act
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Question About Rude Mood
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08-02-2011 09:05 PM #2Road Warrior
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The yellow's also been used for things like toms and rimshots, and doubled-up with the red/snare for a flam. I'm guessing that in this instance, since the difference between the subdued sixteenths and the accented notes on the snare was so stark, they opted to split them to different drumheads. Better than just sixteenths on the red, I guess.
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08-02-2011 09:19 PM #3Opening Act
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I Noticed That On Excuse Me MR And On The Road Again
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08-02-2011 09:31 PM #4
What Dack said. Sometimes they'll chart all of snare and put the accents/flams on yellow, or they'll only chart the accented snares (best example I can think of is "Sin Wagon").
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