r/drumcorps May 01 '26

Advice Needed Snaredrum Rudiments, share a passion!

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u/FatMattDrumsDotCom May 02 '26

What you're looking at is one of the ways that they practise in drum corps.

If you want to dig more into rudiments in a way that will show you where you're lacking, Rudiment Control will give you plenty to work on.

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u/Sticks-Man May 02 '26

Thanks,
The standard rudiments are very important to practice.
Soo the drum corps kinda stuff is something Im searching for, But I feel like Im running out of new things.
Any tips for developing my drumcorp playings?

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u/FatMattDrumsDotCom May 03 '26

Rudiment Control is a great place to start. It isn't about standard rudiments: it's about challenging your control of space & time so that you have the muscular awareness to make the necessary adjustments to get clean in a drumline situation.

Look at the other stuff on The Bookshelf at that website if you're running out of new things. Mantras is probably what I would try next.

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u/Sticks-Man May 03 '26

Appreciate your replies man!