Re: Any blind drummers?

Re: Any blind drummers? hi, i have been playing droms at a young age, about 7 years old, which is about 10 years ago.i would say you reely don't need notation to start playing droms, you just have to go with what you here.good luck! URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.ph

Re: Any blind drummers?

Re: Any blind drummers? Go to www.dancingdots.com. they have some tools for learning braille music if that's what you're looking for. URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=359770#p359770 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-guc

Re: Any blind drummers?

Re: Any blind drummers? Ah, I have some documents about the notation on classic guitar but haven't found any drum notes that written on Braille. How can I access drum notes of any song or should I translate it first? URL: http://forum.audiogames.net/viewtopic.php?pid=359760#p3

Re: Any blind drummers?

Re: Any blind drummers? Use both. My ear is my primary tool, and braille music is something I use to check if I can't figure out exactly what's going on.I can indeed read braille music, and it's not to terribly complicated to learn. The problem is when you get into situatio

Re: Any blind drummers?

Re: Any blind drummers? This response gave me confidence and motivated me but if I get stuck at a point, how am I going to solve it? A drummer who can see can check the notation and handle how to play a thing. Do we have a way to learn what to do? Or are our ears the only thing to know

Re: Any blind drummers?

Re: Any blind drummers? I don’t pretend to be an expert or anything, however I had drumming lessons in school a few years back, and I can tell you from experience that actually hearing someone is a much more effective way of learning. This is a specially true if you’re planning on doing

Re: Any blind drummers?

Re: Any blind drummers? drums61999 wrote:Having played drums now for over twenty years, I will say that while I think at least being able to talk to other musicians in their language is important, being able to read notation is less so. Drumming is a little more forgiving in this regard

Re: Any blind drummers?

Re: Any blind drummers? Having played drums now for over twenty years, I will say that while I think at least being able to talk to other musicians in their language is important, being able to read notation is less so. Drumming is a little more forgiving in this regard provided you steer

Re: Any blind drummers?

Re: Any blind drummers? I started plaing drums for the first time on an e drum kit a few months ago. I don't really feel like I'm in a position to offer any useful advice as I'm a beginner too. I haven't tried to read any drum notation. I'm still very much focuss

Any blind drummers?

Any blind drummers? Hi folks, I'll start to play drums next month but my mind is really blurry in some points, especially reading drum notes. I'm wondering if any blind drummers here and what are they doing? Do they have some advices for the starting or some points they think imp