1001gear

Must butt in here. Have nothing else to post at. The statement was LCs are noiseless. Don't need to be wired.(out of phase I presume) Rong obviously.

Why'd you drop your Ami post? Real classy kid. Tens aren't that hard if you go at 'em slowly for a few months. Even 11s and 12s at E don't pose too much difficulty. Within a couple years you wont even notice the extra effort. The diminishing returns are of course it gets progressively harder to bend quickly, and worse, bend high enough and of course fatigue. With 12s you might get a comfortable whole step at sane tempi. Your risk of injury goes up with gauge but by your demo clip, if you stick to that kind of methodical work, even Jazz gauges should fall right into your hands.

or a kane roberts shoulder. huh?

I think that was the idea behind the Strat's horn. Pauls need a body brace that'll hang the peg out where it belongs.

Skooz the ignorance but where on a Paul you gonna move the button?

You should stop using your arms and use your fingers to propel the beverage downwards, bouncing the bottle to your lips. This is very easy on brain cells and central nervous load - which is the cause of hangovers. @Knightvalin I think right now maybe you should stop performing and just do therapy until things start mending - JMO. Yay on finding a way to go on though. And while this is prolly moot in your situation, I gotta say something about finger control. GRAVITY. It's like 35 googtillion horsepower sucking everything downwards. Most playing simply requires lifting the tip of the stick so gravity can accelerate it into a drum hit. 32 feet per second per second. Maybe try lowering the stick with your arm and then bringing it back up on the rebound. Don't abandon the finger control, just give the proper load to your big muscles. (?)

Tinnytoose. No good technique is gonna stop that one.

Seems I had a doppelpost instead of the video up there. @ Knightvalin, do you play smarter and/or better now?

Can I ask of an example of scientfic training? I really want to take better care of myself after I heal. Never heard of this place. The spiel is good though. 1:20 on in particular. 6ITNA5IeRwk

I think patience and faith is crucial. But face it, drumming is nothing like sipping tea. There's no getting around the physical part. Pro jocks address the extreme requirements with scientific training. Musicians should do likewise.

They probably wont transfer directly. You can still extract the guitar-able stuff by ear and experimentation. You may have to assume the bass parts and settle for triads and simplified voicings but that's guitar. Did you want a key board chord chart? Those are all over. If you wanted your chord named I'm sure the experts here would know.