cheat sheet

5 months ago by wildflower to c/drums

My cheat sheet for Foo Fighters Pretender, I haven't even added fills, there's a lot going on for such a relatively simple song, now I understand why our former drummer was a bit reluctant to add it to our repertoire :-)

Aufgehtsabgehts 2 points 5 months ago

I have never seen drum sheets. Is that how it's normaly notated? Is every note a different drum - e.g. the A would be the base drum?

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wildflower 2 points 5 months ago

I like to place my bassdrums on middle D and C, makes it easier to read imo, but yes that's the general idea, with cymbals above, pedals on the bottom and individual drums in the middle.

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Aufgehtsabgehts 2 points 5 months ago

That's interesting! So everybody has their own system? Or is there something a Norwegian could write and someone from Japan could play?

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wildflower 2 points 5 months ago

I have seen minor differences in how people notate their drums, this one seams to be a relatively good guide:

(from https://www.onlinedrummer.com/pages/drum-key)

The one they use at Drumeo is a bit different, and some people have their own little tricks. I like to use an x inside a circle to notate an open hihat, and use half circle to notate half open hihat, and so on.

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