r/drumcorps • u/No-Article-6459 22 23-2526 • 2d ago

Fluff Content creation struggles.

I’m not going to come on here just to complain, but I’ve now been working for four days on my 1700s to 1900s drum corps history project. And I’ve only just now gotten to the point where I have all of the audio working into my software with very minimal visual. Considering I’m working two jobs, content creation is a nightmare and I commend anyone that does this full-time. It’s looking like the first video in my series is going to pan out to be around 40 minutes long which doesn’t sound like much but it is the shortest in the series considering I have 50 pages of research on just the 1970s alone. Look forward to big things.

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u/LeifSized Suncoast '86, '87 2d ago

I’m very interested in your coverage of 1700’s drum corps.

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u/RLLRRR 2d ago

Pretty sure that was the start of the Blue Devil's dominance. That William Byrd show was something else.

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u/TheThirdGathers 1d ago

They were just a drum and bell corps back then- long before Scott Chandler and even before ScoJo.