hi, is "drive" a forgotten/unterrated term?
I´ve been reading drummerforums ever since, lot of talking about "groove" and such, but I never found the most important term "drive"..
When I started drumming as a kid many moons ago, one of the theoretical things that caught my interest was the term "drive"...and I was told that "drive" means: You play in time metronomewise, not speed up, but the listener has the feeling as if the music speeds up like hell.
How can this be done, I was wondering, after I´ve been told such..I had no idea, but as a kid I worked on this..and it gave me lots of milage
Meanwhile I know many examples, and some tricks to do this, but this far I just want to know if anyone out there knows this term and its meaning..
Your opinion welcome.
I´ve been reading drummerforums ever since, lot of talking about "groove" and such, but I never found the most important term "drive"..
When I started drumming as a kid many moons ago, one of the theoretical things that caught my interest was the term "drive"...and I was told that "drive" means: You play in time metronomewise, not speed up, but the listener has the feeling as if the music speeds up like hell.
How can this be done, I was wondering, after I´ve been told such..I had no idea, but as a kid I worked on this..and it gave me lots of milage
Meanwhile I know many examples, and some tricks to do this, but this far I just want to know if anyone out there knows this term and its meaning..
Your opinion welcome.