I've just recorded myself (via a really poor built in webcam) playing a few rudiments.
Even though i thought my rudiments were pretty even and solid it turns out they still need a bit of work in the dynamic department. My strokes aren't consistently even yet.
Just thought i'd share that recording yourself can be of huge benefit to your playing. This has probably been said, but i thought i'd let you know my experiences. It seems to help iron out some of the sonic hinderances you can have in certain rooms and help you hear each stroke a lot clearer.
Even though i thought my rudiments were pretty even and solid it turns out they still need a bit of work in the dynamic department. My strokes aren't consistently even yet.
Just thought i'd share that recording yourself can be of huge benefit to your playing. This has probably been said, but i thought i'd let you know my experiences. It seems to help iron out some of the sonic hinderances you can have in certain rooms and help you hear each stroke a lot clearer.