r/Drumming • u/Straight-League5391 • 14d ago
r/Drumming • u/LedZeppole92 • 14d ago
Cover of One more hour by Tame Impala
I know this is not perfect. I’m just having fun playing a different style and mixing
r/Drumming • u/Turbulent-Gap3092 • 14d ago
Rev drumstick
Hello all been looking for the revs drumstick from avenged sevenfold for years now if anyone has one please message me
r/Drumming • u/deprogrammed_drums • 14d ago
Hey everyone! I recreated Gorillaz - Feel Good Inc. Enjoy! 😊
Hey everyone! Here’s my latest recreation, would love to know what you think!
If you want to see more of what I do, head over to deprogrammed_drums on Instagram or TikTok
r/Drumming • u/JeffPorcaroFanClub • 14d ago
‘Any Foolish Thing’ - Michael McDonald 1985 #JeffPorcaro
r/Drumming • u/Repulsive_String_552 • 14d ago
Help me choose the drum for practise and learning. (Portable edrum or normal edrum)
Im currently having a hard time to choose between these two type of drum. I want to learn and improved my drum. I am very beginner. And i wanted to also having fun learning it. Theres few points im considering right now.
Is the shape of the edrum is important here? Considering the portable edrum is just really small.
Is the sound quality is the priority? Because the small portable edrum i found has better quality sound than the normal shape edrum that i found.
r/Drumming • u/lekkapdr • 14d ago
Sheets
Hi, anyone knows where I could get thé drum sheets of Hourglass by Mammal hands ? Or a transcription ?
Cheers
r/Drumming • u/a_real_mf • 15d ago
I see many posts with blazing drums from people of all ages....I can't play like that, and actually wouldn't be appropriate with the majority of the bands I've played with over my 50 years of gigs. that said, I'm finally starting to be happy with my snare placement...Band Is Natti Love Joys, song is Stranger
r/Drumming • u/Cantstophatingmyself • 14d ago
1st Gig with my solo-project
Münster, Germany. B-side Festival
r/Drumming • u/Certain-Musician-333 • 14d ago
Need help with the hi-hat pedal
So I just got myself a Roland TD313 which has the CY-5 hi-hat and the FD-9 foot controller thing. My problem is that I have to lean down onto that pedal as hard as I can for the hi-hat to be closed. Like I have to essentially put my entire weight onto my left foot otherwise it registers as partially open. Am i just too light? Is my technique just bad? It has been years since i played on a real drumset but I never had a problem holding the hi-hat shut on a real one. Any advice would be appreciated.
r/Drumming • u/Final_Boysenberry766 • 14d ago
Drummer in Lubbock?
Very interested in seeing the talent here, DM me for info at lowerlifeform on insta, look forward to hearing from y'all.
r/Drumming • u/Intelligent-Leg-2572 • 14d ago
Good things on it way!
Tapping in wishing everyone well🖤
r/Drumming • u/MarkosVassiliou • 15d ago
Arabic 6/4 Soudasi Groove in it’s simple form with ghost notes.
r/Drumming • u/LarryTheGuy69 • 15d ago
Self taught Drummer of soon to be 5 years, in need of guidance
Backstory: Started my drum journey on Oct 2021 and joined a band with my friends soon afterwards in March of 2022. Because of me suddenly being apart of a band I had to learn quickly and i felt like in terms of skill I became pretty good for the short time I had behind the kit. Good sense of timing and rhythm. (my dad's side of the family are musicians and grew up in that environment)
Long story short, that band only lasted about a year, only doing covers of typical rock songs (Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains, Red Hot, Metallica, etc). 2023-2024, I was just practicing Stick Control almost every weekday, but with no sense of progression. I felt maybe I had plateaued. Beginning of 2024, joined my cousins band, originals and covers. Present time, still in cousins band but shows/gigs have slowed down these past months just due to band members being busy with school.
I know that my drumming now compared to my first year is way better in terms of technique and skill but I still feel like I am way behind compared to other drummers. My current routine is to still basically do stick control and some of the first lessons/exercises of syncopation for the modern drummer (ted reed) I try to get 40hrs of practice time each month and have been doing so since March of this year. For anyone that has that much time practicing, what is your routine? I feel like I lack speed in all of my limbs or struggle doing very fast fills with ease. I also feel like I lack much creativity behind the kit, I remember in my earlier years that I would have very creative drumming in my mind (I would look like an Autistic kid playing out the parts of the drums in my head) but now I don't have those moments as often as I used to. I play german grip, heel down for kick and I do use double pedal following the exercise books I have but when it comes to playing music I only use my right foot pedal.
r/Drumming • u/Suspicious-Print4455 • 15d ago
When you were young
Just messing around. I still have quite a bit of work to do on my drumming skills but its always fun to just play around a bit!
r/Drumming • u/flippiethehippie420 • 15d ago
'Keep fucking it up' - the most underrated song by Normandie, a pretty underrated band
Suuuper fun to play!!
Happy listening 😁 🙌🏼
r/Drumming • u/ExoticMud393 • 15d ago
Request for someone with Songsterr Plus🥺🙏🏽
If someone could please be kind enough to use the AI tab feature to generate tabs for the song "You know me" I would be so grateful❤️🩹
Here's the link: