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smallbutdeadly

Member Since 12 Jan 2011
Offline Last Active Yesterday, 07:42 PM

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[font=Palatino Linotype\\]Hi
I am now 12, and have been learning drumming 4 years. I have so far passed up to grade 5 in ROCKSCHOOL exams, and I like most music but my fave is rock,metal.
I have a basic kit but have added some nice cymbals and hydraulic heads that give me a nice boomy sound, people tell me I play loud!
I think I will need a rack soon because if I get any more hardware it wont fit.
I am 5 feet tall and have brown hair and eyes, they are brown too.I have a mum a dad, and a brother and sister,who are all older than me and not really into music.My brother does play bass but prefers to shoot things and play on COD. My sister likes horses, I don't they are too big.Dad did play the guitar a bit when he was younger and mum plays piano and has started guitar and bass to play with me a bit.
that's about it![/font]

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Active Posts 530
Profile Views 7235
Member Title OLD Regular
Age 12 years old
Birthday November 10, 2000
Gender
Female
Location
Yorkshire UK
Interests
music,drumming,playing in the steel pans band,being with my friends,trampolening,baking,eating,trying to play guitar and bass,street dancing.working on cars.
Bands
organized K-hos

74 Rockin!

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How do you hold your music to the stand??

19 May 2013 - 03:24 PM

Hi, SBD here,

I have finally found a way that works! Usually my sheet music slips, or is blown off my music stand.. but I experimented with blu tak and other things and the best thing I have found is hair clips!!

I don't have any clips my self but my sister does, so I have stolen them and they work!

They are the long metal springy ones that hairdressers use to section your hair at the salon.

They are easy to clip and hold real tight!

I just thought I would share with you, because now it is warm you may have yr music blowing off if you have a fan going in yr drum room!

SBD

SBD something I have been working on :)

12 May 2013 - 07:28 PM

Hi SBD here,

it has been a little while since I put on a film.... I have been busy with my grade 6 drums and I have 3 pieces to learn and a ton of rudiments and technical exercises to get right, soooo, I have just got round to putting the first piece on U tube, It needs more work but I thought you might like to see what I have been doing.

Thanks

SBD

here I am

My bands gig!! :D

11 May 2013 - 05:27 PM

Hi SBD here, the 90 min gig has been bumped back a week or so, because it clashed with another band who share our audience, so, we have extra time to practise!

Here is our poster..

(Thanks for the tips on filling out our set)

SBD

been offered a 90 min set, and have 45 mins of songs!

06 May 2013 - 10:28 AM

Hi, SBD here

our band has been offered a gig at a new bar that is opening, they have said we can play a 90 min set, but our singer says we only have 55-60 mins worth of songs....and that maybe we should split the set, and let another band do 45...

now I want to say, hey, why cant we just put a few more covers in, and make it 90??

( but I am too shy)

ohh and the best it is we are getting paid too!

what do you think? the singer will have more words to learn, AND the guitar part, but I am sure he could do it...if we pick easy stuff..

how's the best way to put it?

SBD

I played my first cajon :)

25 April 2013 - 09:37 AM

Hi SBD here

I played my first Cajon on stage last night. I didn't really know what to do because I have not really watched one being played before, so I made it up. It worked out OK, we did an acoustic version of big me, and I thought it was OK but wanted to use my feet!

Have any of you got one? or play one? what do you think of them?

would be fun for busking.

SBD