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Does anyone feel the slapping technique can be overdone?
I'm new to the slapping percussive technique and not sure I like it in some arrangements. Anybody else feel like it can be overdone?
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yes.. anything can be over done.
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Not only "can" but is routinely overdone, by many players . Not only in tedious successive song after song after song situations but ,,,, IMO even when done repetitively and constantly in the same song it grows quickly tedious and gimmicky.
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These questions occupy a very special place in my heart as I am, at least professionally, actually a bass player. In that world, this topic is at a whole nuther level of ridiculousness.
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I had a post here... On reflection, I'm not sure what you mean by slapping percussive technique. So, I took it out. We might all be thinking of different things.
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Celtic Music and the Percussive Technique
Unless done sparingly (VERY SPARINGLY) the slapping technique probably only belongs in a Celtic version of a song.
Percussive technique on the strings (as opposed to the sound board) is much more tolerated by myself. Here's an arrangement, guitar played in a laptop position with a percussive technique that I could tolerate. MGF |
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too much? only about 90% of the time
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I remember the first time I saw someone play like that I was blown away. My level of excitement has decreased every time since.
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Never liked it.
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I agree, it gets old quickly if that's the only thing the performer does.
Celtic music is repetitive, but from time to time, i enjoy listening to it and playing it. It's easy to play, and easy to listen to. Not much attention span or intensity needed. But I do agree, percussive technique gets old with nothing else in the quiver. MGF |
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Look, I started out in music as a drummer. If that's what I'd really wanted to do, I'd still be doing it.
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Any use of it is overdone to me, but that's just me.
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Does anyone feel the slapping technique can be overdone?
Ask Larry and Curly...
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Frequently.
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Riverdance
Riverdance wouldn't be Riverdance without percussive technique
MGF |