Linnehan13

This is the greatest and best thread on DCP.

Looks like UP took their idea from '07 up a step. Looks like they switched from Premier to Pearl.

Everything will be the same.

Huh?

Simply rip all the channels of video from the DVD to your computer (which is illegal, unless it's for your own personal use) and use video editing software (comes free with some computers). It's a lot of splicing, but I imagine it's worth it, if you absolutely need it.

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Phantom 2003. Canon in D

Cadets 05 had crazy industrial sounds coming from the pit during the percussion feature.

I love that part in the show so much.

3rd seemed just right.

Scv 89. That will get your friend interested for sure. Another one off the top of my head at the moment is Spirit 05. A nice medley of the greatest Broadway shows.

Instead of mixing brass and woodwinds... ...how about an all brass hornline? We could have sopranos, mellophones, baritones, and contras! All ranges are covered!

SNAP, SON! But seriously, you just can't hear saxophones outside, and having a miced saxophone wowuldn't exactly win over the audience.

You might want to revise that list again. Cadets in 6th? They drop over 5 points for no reason? WRONG! And there is no way SCV (with a near-rookie percussion staff) will beat the Cadets (with a veteran staff). Whatever, most of these lists are extremely biased anyway.

It didn't take a lot of time to make the chart, but rather to gather all the info from my contacts in the drumming world (I know several percussionists in the Cadets and I saw their book, a member of the Crossmen drumline, a member of the the Madison Scouts drumline and I saw some book, and a tech at Carolina Crown).