"Heat" and "Jaws" Drum Remix.

[tomgrosset]

Hey guys,

This will be the last remix I do for a while. I'm going to real busy with school this year but stick around to see other videos of gigs, concerts, rehearsals, solos, etc. I'll probably have time to post some more drum remixes during the holidays.

Drum Remix #6: "Heat" Soundtrack ("God Moving Over The Face Of The Waters")
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5SIxCu_UeWo

Drum Remix #7: "JAWS" Soundtrack
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ruu-TfcGOHs

Thanks for checking it out.

Tom

[yesdog]

Great stuff. Soundtracks are some of the hardest stuff to play.I would love to get a gig
playing in the pit band on broadway. It would be like a real job but doing what you love
keep it up. Do you have anything from the loin king. another killer sound track.

[drumr0]

So I was curious to what you can do with Jaws? You did a great job with it. I enjoyed your rendition of it. You managed to enhance the track without going crazy with it. Cool stuff!

[tomgrosset]

Thanks guys. Glad you liked it. And thanks for the request yesdog. I'll add that to my list.

Tom

[ahector]

I loved both of them. Great job.

[Tutin]

Hey Tom,

Man, those were pretty awesome! I really liked Jaws, it was very inventive. I thought the flams between the ride and snare were really cool, like where you made a fading effect. Do you actually write out these parts, go into it with a general idea or just improvise?

Impressed man

T

[tomgrosset]

Hey Tom,

Man, those were pretty awesome! I really liked Jaws, it was very inventive. I thought the flams between the ride and snare were really cool, like where you made a fading effect. Do you actually write out these parts, go into it with a general idea or just improvise?

Impressed man

T

Yo John,

Glad you liked it bro. I generally listen to the music and play through it a few times and develop ideas as I go. And I don't write out anything, I just go for it.

Tom