Here is the Cadence we use at Boise State University.
I threw it together really quick 'cause I wanted to know what you all thought.
Virtual Drumline has changed the way I teach drumlines!
The best thing since the invention of the moon!!! :D

Here is the link http://www.msnusers.com/Flamdrag/Documents/Cadence%20Full%20Line.mp3

Let me know if it works!!!

it didn't work for me...it said that the file was corrupt or could not be found...

Since I'm not an MSN type of person, I can't get to the file.

Oh well.

Sorry about the link :lol:

Try this one:
http://mvhsdrumline.8m.com/Cadence%20Full%20Line.mp3

Let me know if this one works! :roll:

nevermind

It doesn't :x

Sorry guys. I don't know how/where to upload my MP3 files so you all can get to them.

If anyone knows how please tell me. :cry:

Email the file to info@tapspace.com and maybe Tapspace can host the file for you!

AB

Nathan did a great job on this cadence using sounds from Virtual Drumline and some of the 'dinks and duts' floating around from the forum. Nice stuff!

It's available for everyone to check out at this link:
https://www.tapspace.com/sounds/VDLUserDemos/BSUCadenceFullLine.mp3

Thanks Jim. :D

Check it out and let me know what you think.
I should mention that Zach Garner wrote this for the 2000 Boise State University Drumline.
He is currently our Drumline "Specialist". (He writes the drumline parts :wink: ).

Nathan

Well done. Who gets to march the Long Ranger and Dr. Beat?

Funny :lol:

I put those in so it would make it better to practice with.
I split it up into 5 different mp3.

full line
snare only
tenor only
bass only
cymbal only

Thus making it easy for at home practicing.

Nathan

But Does anybody know how to put up mp3's? I have a double beat type warmup that we use in our scholastic indoor winterdrumline that i just put into virtual drumline and i wanted everyones opinion on it.

Jordan,

I use a program called Digital Sound Recorder. It records streaming audio into MP3 ,WMA, or WAV formats. Basically what you hear coming out of your speakers is what you are saving as an mp3/wma/wav.

I just hit record and immediately playback on my notation software. Then hit stop when it's done.

It's very simple and does a great job.

They have a trial version, or you can do what I did and buy the full version for about $30. It was worth it.

Here is the link for the Digital Sound Recorder:
http://www.digitalsoundrecorder.com/

Hope this is what you wanted.

Nathan

Jordan,

If you don't have any web space to host the mp3, send it to tapspace at info@tapspace.com. They may be able to host if for you, at least for a while.

AB

Adam,

Thanks I sent them an email.