>drummer is left handed
Drummer is left handed
Thomas Perry
Christopher Kelly
>drummer doesn't even have a left hand
Brayden Reyes
>drummer is one handed
Eli Gray
>drummer is no handed
Oliver Watson
>drummer has down syndrome
Julian Watson
Post another Pepe newshit.
Josiah Cooper
>drumm
Landon Nelson
>d
Bentley Ross
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John Clark
>drummer doesn't have any drums, and plays guitar
Jonathan Foster
>drummer is left-handed
>plays open
>so actually leads with non-dominant hand
>no one knows or can tell the difference
Wyatt Thomas
>drummer plays with traditional grip
Jaxson Flores
dont be cringe trad grip is amazing for dynamics and speed
Juan Cruz
wrong. trad grip makes no sense on a modern drum kit, matched is far superior and makes a whole lot more sense mechanically. also less chance of injury
many great drummers who played or still play trad say they would start out matched if they could, or have made the switch to matched later on
unless you readjust and tilt your entire kit to work for traditional, it's inferior
Nathan Morgan
>drummer is the singer
Xavier Butler
probably the worst trope
Hunter Sanders
Can you imagine someone just... setting up their kit to match their playing style? Absolute madness.
Luis Perez
Ask me how I know you got filtered by Sqiid and Death From Above
Sebastian Reed
I like Death From Above, but come on it's a shit setup to watch live
Brody Edwards
reynols is the shit
Josiah Reed
it's still more impractical. for starters your reach is reduced in traditional grip compared with matched.
there is literally no benefit, there is nothing you can do with traditional that you couldn't do with matched. any argument of improved subtlety or dynamics is either placebo or just due to a poorly developed matched technique
the best argument against traditional is this: if it's superior - why does no one play both hands traditional? there's a reason no one does this. even great trad grip players are playing with their strongest hand "matched".
it also takes far longer to develop a trad grip than matched because it is a much more complex motion, add to that the increased risk of injury and there's no reason to do it
traditional only ever existed in the first place because of marching drummers needing to develop a method of playing with their drums tilted while moving, it makes no sense on a kit layed out horizontally in front of you.
obviously there are incredible traditional grip players, but look at their posture, they all have to drop their left shoulder to get a good angle, which is just bad posturally
Jack Phillips
>drummer plays minecraft
Andrew Taylor
>drummer plays the drums