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Why doesn't L.D. Bell play and march at the same time? I've watched their video from state and they just don't do it. Timing from the video they played and marched at the same time for 2:30 of their 7:30 show when you don't count the preshow.

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Someone has way too much time on their hands.

 

They don't march and play at the same time because the staff knows that it makes you angry so they deliberately design the show that way.

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  Realist said:
Don't believe me? Go to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBLp_Lhw3-4 and dispute my timings.

 

Preshow

0:00 - 0:35 = 0:35

0:56 - 1:06 = 0:10

Real show

1:50 - 1:54 = 0:04

2:52 - 3:50 = 0:58

5:17 - 5:20 = 0:03

5:56 - 6:22 = 0:26

7:58 - 8:40 = 0:42

8:45 - 9:01 = 0:16

 

Total = 2:29

Total + Preshow = 3:43

 

 

Sweet! It would be cool if you did this for all the top shows I think it'd be kind of a cool thing to stack them up for fun.

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Actually yeah, go do this with the rest of the bands. I'd be interested to see what you come up with. Its not like theres a well known average playing and marching time out there, lets see what the standard is now adays

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Here's what I've got so far:

 

LD Bell - Transcendents

Preshow

0:17 - 0:43 = 0:26

Real show

2:03 - 2:27 = 0:24

3:23 - 4:06 = 0:43

4:22 - 5:06 = 0:44

5:15 - 5:55 = 0:40

7:36 - 7:52 = 0:16

8:20 - 8:33 = 0:13

Total Play and March Time = 3:00

Total + Preshow = 3:26

 

LD Bell - The Remaining

1:51 - 2:13 = 0:22

2:27 - 2:45 = 0:18

2:52 - 2:57 = 0:05

3:13 - 3:19 = 0:06

3:38 - 3:49 = 0:11

3:54 - 4:08 = 0:14

6:18 - 6:23 = 0:05

7:44 - 7:48 = 0:04

7:52 - 7:58 = 0:06

8:06 - 8:54 = 0:48

9:09 - 9:30 = 0:21

Total Play and March Time = 2:40

 

Cedar Park - On Edge

1:00 - 1:19 = 0:19

1:53 - 2:20 = 0:27

2:49 - 3:11 = 0:22

3:15 - 3:31 = 0:16

3:50 - 3:59 = 0:09

4:05 - 4:15 = 0:10

4:23 - 4:31 = 0:08

4:39 - 4:46 = 0:07

4:53 - 5:15 = 0:22

5:36 - 5:50 = 0:14

5:56 - 6:27 = 0:31

6:43 - 6:50 = 0:07

6:56 - 7:21 = 0:25

7:24 - 7:40 = 0:16

7:42 - 8:16 = 0:34

Total Play and March Time = 4:27

 

Duncanville - The Journey

0:41 - 0:49 = 0:08

1:02 - 1:22 = 0:20

1:40 - 2:00 = 0:20

2:06 - 2:09 = 0:03

2:13 - 2:28 = 0:15

2:32 - 2:37 = 0:05

2:38 - 2:44 = 0:06

3:21 - 3:31 = 0:10

3:36 - 3:51 = 0:15

3:55 - 4:13 = 0:18

4:26 - 4:32 = 0:06

5:54 - 6:03 = 0:09

6:13 - 6:30 = 0:17

6:33 - 6:58 = 0:15

7:04 - 7:18 = 0:14

7:23 - 7:38 = 0:15

Total Play and March Time = 3:16

 

Avon - Massive (back on september 27th)

1:23 - 1:28 = 0:05

1:36 - 1:57 = 0:21

2:02 - 2:29 = 0:27

2:32 - 2:48 = 0:16

2:59 - 3:15 = 0:16

3:18 - 3:26 = 0:08

4:19 - 4:44 = 0:25

4:59 - 5:18 = 0:19

5:35 - 5:43 = 0:08

6:07 - 6:20 = 0:13

6:30 - 6:55 = 0:25

6:58 - 7:20 = 0:22

7:58 - 8:18 = 0:20

8:21 - 8:30 = 0:09

Total Play and March Time = 3:54

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Well, it seems as though Bell isn't too far behind the rest of the pack. With times only differing by about 20 to 30 seconds in most cases, I don't really see an argument. To be quite honest, I never did. Their shows have always contained enough simultaneous responsibility to show that they can do it very well and when they're only one thing at a time, they do it almost flawlessly. I think that's very respectable.

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  whitewing09 said:
Why would you even care how time a band marches and plays at the same timelol jeez

 

 

I'm really just trying to prove a point by telling him to look up certain shows.

 

It really doesn't matter, if the show is entertaining, I'll probably like it. If its not, I probably wont

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Cedar Park - On Edge

1:00 - 1:19 = 0:19

1:53 - 2:20 = 0:27

2:49 - 3:11 = 0:22

3:15 - 3:31 = 0:16

3:50 - 3:59 = 0:09

4:05 - 4:15 = 0:10

4:23 - 4:31 = 0:08

4:39 - 4:46 = 0:07

4:53 - 5:15 = 0:22

5:36 - 5:50 = 0:14

5:56 - 6:27 = 0:31

6:43 - 6:50 = 0:07

6:56 - 7:21 = 0:25

7:24 - 7:40 = 0:16

7:42 - 8:16 = 0:34

Total Play and March Time = 4:27

 

hehe called it

 

Are these numbers only for when the whole band is moving or when a section is moving and playing?

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what is your definition of "marching and playing"?

 

what if only half the band is playing but the entire band is marching?

or vice versa?

 

or is it only when the entire band is playing and marching at the same time?

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  TRUMPet said:
hehe called it

 

Are these numbers only for when the whole band is moving or when a section is moving and playing?

 

I believe it says total march and play time but my English may be fooling me.

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  bluebellbrass07 said:
I'm really just trying to prove a point by telling him to look up certain shows.

 

It really doesn't matter, if the show is entertaining, I'll probably like it. If its not, I probably wont

 

Hey you don't need to give excuses. lol jk

 

At first I thought it was kind of retarded but with further thought I think this is pretty interesting. At least to me....

 

 

 

Let's face it. It IS harder to march and play at the same time. It's gets increasingly more challenging with harder drill and music but you knew that. It's another thing for the marching band fanatic to analyze.

 

 

 

Keep 'em coming man these rock!

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I believe it says total march and play time but my English may be fooling me.

i think i can read. make sure you read crefully before you post.

 

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what if only half the band is playing but the entire band is marching?

or vice versa?

 

or is it only when the entire band is playing and marching at the same time?

 

this is what i was asking

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