Nah, just online! Have you looked around the Internet? There's videos everywhere these days 😳😳 lol

"hit that snare" 🥁🗣️

A number of artists and creators have made their home on Bluesky, and we hear their concerns with other platforms training on their data. We do not use any of your content to train generative AI, and have no intention of doing so.

MUCH appreciated!! 💙💙💙💙

Everywhere I see is getting copyright stricken before I can watch. Do you have a source you can DM?

I am too, through the ups and downs. I didn't hate it week-to-week as much as other folks did, I just think it was kind of ..nothing.. for where it leads/impact on the MCU. I guess some threads are still open but I'm just not really engaged by it (except for the "war on aliens" we may see in Cap 4)

Sorry I'm 8 months late 🙃 what did you think overall?

All that to say, despite being regularly left out of these conversations, drummers and percussionists have their own battles to face when it comes to reading music that other instrumentalists may never consider or experience.

Not to mention works like Xenakis's Psappha or Stockhausen's Zyklus No. 9, in which notation is entirely graphic, and sound choice/range, note durations, and tempi are all interpreted by the performer, often resulting in a months-long (or longer) process of deep introspection.

Then theres solo or chamber percussion works: instrumentation differs from composition to composition, so the noteheads, lines/spaces, & additives to notestems are highly irregular. There is no "cowbell" notehead or space on the staff, because many works require no cowbell at all