I've always done my drill writing by hand....takes (at the most) about 3 hours for me to do one drill....of course i'm talking about a kaleidoscopic mid-field drill
I can surely respect any one that writes there drills by hand, my High school band director taught me how to write music and drills...
FrostyNacho said:
I've always done my drill writing by hand....takes (at the most) about 3 hours for me to do one drill....of course i'm talking about a kaleidoscopic mid-field drill
Drill Writing
You know how you need Finale to write out music, what software do you need to write out drills?
Now that i'm not too sure.....I've always gotten my paper from JSU's directors and I always keep one clean sheet so I can make as many copies as I need.
I write out my drills, takes a while though but yeah I only do it because it'll take my mind off of things, and i just make my own drilling paper, lately ive been using regular wideruled notebook paper but usually i'll have lines on a paper 3/4 of an inch apart which would represent each yard line. I do military/2step/4step drills and I do formation drills which are my favorite to do but also take the longest because of positioning. I might invest some time into pyware n see how that works out!
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Pyware
http://www.pyware.com/
if you're good with torrents, you could torrent the program and get it free.
FrostyNacho said:
where do you get drill papper from?
MRSBs_Finest2010 said:
i need to get into writing drills myself....conquered writing music lol
Is there a few books out there online on the history of drills and different formations?
I still write my drills by hand
Free drill paper http://bandtek.com/free-marching-band-show-design-tools/Blank_March...
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