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About James Moyer
Expertise
Anything in percussion or drums. Macintosh computers or music software

Experience
30 years of professional playing and 25 years of teaching at all levels in percussion and drums. I taught middle school, high school and college students since 1978. I used to work for Apple. I know the computer line and operating system at expert level and teach music technology at my college.

Organizations
American Federation of Musicians Percussive Arts Society Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Pi Kappa Lambda Phi Kapp Phi

Publications
Percussive Noites School Band amd Orchestra Author of Four Mallet Method for Marimba - Studio 4 Productions 3 guitar transcriptions for marimba available at Steve Weiss Music

Education/Credentials
Bach. Music Ed. - Susquehanna University Master of Music - University of Oklahoma Doctor of Musical Arts - University of Oklahoma Associate Professor of Music - Millikin University 1986-98 and Lafayette College 2004-present.

 
   

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Drums & Percussion - drums sticks or rutes


Expert: James Moyer - 8/18/2008

Question
I have a pearl drumset and I have a drumming dvd and i was wondering what if I should use a brush sticks or rute to play with the dvd on my computer? I would like to know if i could get them online and from vic firth

Answer
Carl,

This depends on 2 things really: how good is your audio system form your computer and how loud do you play? Is it possible to use headphones from your computer? That may solve your problem. Rutes are less sound than sticks, but one could still easily drown out a computer system if played loud. I would purchase these form Steve Weiss Music

http://www.steveweissmusic.com/

Try the headphones first, that is clearly a better solution.  

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