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Okay, let's go through the videos first and then I'll give you the answers:
Video 1: The left wrist is breaking every time the left hand strikes the drum. This means the sound will be louder, and perhaps a different pitch than the other hits.
Video 2: The right wrist is breaking, making it louder and perhaps a different pitch, and the 2nd and 3rd hits seem equal in volume.
Video 3: Neither wrist breaks and the dynamics seem right.
Video 4: All hits seem to be loud, perhaps equal. Movement is stiff.
ANSWERS:
Video A & Audio 2
Video B & Audio 4
Video C & Audio 3
Video D & Audio 1
So, which one is correct? I bet you got this part right--Video C, Audio 3! Even my posture is different.
Listen to the fast version again:
Okay, let's go through the videos first and then I'll give you the answers:
Video 1: The left wrist is breaking every time the left hand strikes the drum. This means the sound will be louder, and perhaps a different pitch than the other hits.
Video 2: The right wrist is breaking, making it louder and perhaps a different pitch, and the 2nd and 3rd hits seem equal in volume.
Video 3: Neither wrist breaks and the dynamics seem right.
Video 4: All hits seem to be loud, perhaps equal. Movement is stiff.
ANSWERS:
Video A & Audio 2
Video B & Audio 4
Video C & Audio 3
Video D & Audio 1
So, which one is correct? I bet you got this part right--Video C, Audio 3! Even my posture is different.
Listen to the fast version again:
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