Fixed tempo and repetitive rhythm. Can you do better ?

[Dad3353]

3 hours ago, Maude said:

I love the tone of hickory, it's so much warmer than carbon fibre, yet still retains that distinct, percussive edge. Bonus points too for not having a nylon tip cutting the harmonic overtones and inhibiting the natural resonance of the stick. 

😉

... where I would be quite the opposite, giving no house room to hickory sticks, to privilege Japanese White Oak, nylon-tipped, for their long-lasting clarity and robustness. No carbon fibre, of course, nor aluminium (<<shudders>>...). Kudos for not over-playing during the solo. 

[nige1968]

4 hours ago, Maude said:

 

I love the tone of hickory, it's so much warmer than carbon fibre, yet still retains that distinct, percussive edge. Bonus points too for not having a nylon tip cutting the harmonic overtones and inhibiting the natural resonance of the stick. 

😉

Nah, early man (Pale Leo?) got it right first time

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[MacDaddy]

2 hours ago, nige1968 said:

Nah, early man (Pale Leo?) got it right first time

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i wonder if it would be any good for metal