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I think one of the tricks to how many times he can hit the snare drum while he's using the other hand for toms and cymbals is rebound strokes - e.g. where the stick bounces off the drum head and strikes it again in the same hand motion. It takes an incredible amount of skill to produce a rebound stroke that matches the force of the downstroke though, especially with only one hand. You could hear this a lot in the song "Reset."
I am a wood elf. My name is Laedelas Cuindlir Greenleaf, and I hail from a place in Middle Earth called Mirkwood. You may know a bit about my family. My father is King Thranduil of Mirkwood, and he had a few encounters with one Bilbo Baggins when Bilbo slayed Smaug the Dragon. My twin brother, Legolas, later had many adventures with Bilbo's nephew and heir, Frodo Baggins. My brother was part of the Fellowship of the Ring, and his elven knowledge and skill contributed much to the group. I myself am kept busy by clearing our great forest of those nasty large spiders that live in the trees. I also enjoy a good rousing swordfight now and then, and will occasionally train with weapons other than the bow.
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cool. but where was the duct tape at the end?
I think one of the tricks to how many times he can hit the snare drum while he's using the other hand for toms and cymbals is rebound strokes - e.g. where the stick bounces off the drum head and strikes it again in the same hand motion. It takes an incredible amount of skill to produce a rebound stroke that matches the force of the downstroke though, especially with only one hand. You could hear this a lot in the song "Reset."
Yeah, where was the duct tape? I really wanted to see how he'd get it off...
Mmmmm... Percussion.
Maybe the tape was disintigrated by sweet drum action?
Naw, the tape is definitely there. Pause at 1:29, and you'll see it.
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