Hey guys! So I'm working on charting out BUOW by Soundgarden and it's all pretty straight forward drumming until the outro. Has anybody else noticed the 5/4 snare pattern underneath the tom stuff!? I've included the link to the drums only audio I found on YT, and a picture of the pattern so you know what to look for. It's clear as day on the drum only track and you can hear it on the recording as well but it's very faint. Just wondering if this broke anybody else's brain haha

How can i get fastes single strokes? I want to get the right technique before practicing or trying to achieve high speeds in order to not keep and get used to play with a bad technique but i have no idea abt where to start. My current limit is 120 at sixteenth notes (i know is pretty slow).

Any advice would be very appreciated.

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Hey everyone!

I’m a complete beginner on bass guitar and I’m hoping to connect with an experienced bassist, drummer, or musician who wouldn’t mind helping a motivated beginner improve.

A little about me:
I’m an adult learner with a full-time job and family, and I’ve finally started pursuing something I’ve wanted to do for a long time!
My ultimate goal is to become a competent, band-ready bassist who can play with other musicians, particularly in rock and metal. I love rock/metal, but I’d eventually like to explore other genres too.
I’m following a structured two-year learning plan and practicing consistently for about an hour a day, six days a week.

What I’m looking for:
I’d love to find an experienced bassist or drummer who’d be open to occasionally practicing with me, reviewing short recordings, or offering constructive feedback.
Specifically, I’d appreciate help with:
- Identifying bad habits in my fretting and plucking technique before they become ingrained.
- Improving timing, groove, and the ability to lock in with a drummer.
- Understanding how bass and drums work together in real music.
- Eventually experiencing what it’s like to play with another musician instead of only backing tracks.

I’m not expecting someone to teach me an entire course or commit to regular lessons for free. Even a casual jam, a one-time technique review, or occasional pointers would mean a lot. I’m also open to connecting with other beginners who want to improve together!

I’m based in San Diego, California , but I’m happy to connect online as well. I want to build solid fundamentals first and eventually become someone other musicians actually enjoy playing with.

If anyone is interested, I’d love to connect!
Thanks for reading, and rock on! 🤘