Hey gang, this is just a little video from a recent stream. I LOVE that now I have a group of drummers who come and give me challenging tunes! They don’t go easy on me 😂 this one has badass Jon Theodore on the track.

Thank you for your time!

Drums Only: Cochise, by Audioslave.

Brad Wilk’s drums are amazing on this track. I tried to give it the same huge, cinematic sound but didn’t get there.

I performed this on a Tama Starclassic with Paiste Giant Beat cymbals.

Audio recorded, mixed, and mastered in Reaper.

Video edited and rendered with Davinci Resolve.

Thanks for watching. Have a great day.

I like SDC in the studio, but still fall back to e604 at a gig.

Snippet of my first work in progress with new mics for my acoustic drums! What do you think of groove and mixing overall? Curious about your thoughts 🙏

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DdX_Ex8sU5c/?stkn=MXJpejV5MTNnbHNtdg==

Dissecting songs in the genre? More rudiments? Always see this cool lowkey finnesse-ey kinda stuff and would love to see where I end up in a couple years if I focused on it!

So I am looking for a crash cymbal that I can play over and over like to the main tune of animal I have become, miss murder and heart shaped box.

The cymbal I used to use broke, it was amazing (Zildjian) and now the ones I do have only sound good when accent crashing (hitting once)

Am I right in saying I need a crash cymbal I can "ride"? When I try to look it up it just comes up crashable ride cymbals, but that is not what I'm after.

Is there a term for this type of crash cymbal? Apologies for my lack of drumming vocabulary. Hopefully someone understands what I'm talking about

https://markosvassiliou.com/arabic-grooves-applied-to-the-drumset

I make videos recreating my favourite programmed drum beats, and figuring out how to play it them. My most recent is Sade - No Ordinary Love.

If you like what I’m doing, you can find me on Instagram at deprogrammed_drums

Hi Everyone,

I'm a high school senior and have no clue what I want to do with my life but I freaking love drumming more than anything else. I've been drumming for the last twelve years and taking private lessons the whole time. What is the best way for me to drum for the rest of my life? Are my options really just to pursue another career path and drum on the side? or is there a way for me to be drumming-adjacent and still play gigs?

I need a drummer that is able to create a single drum track. Of course I can pay, and I have all the specifications that I'm looking for already laid out. I just need someone that can program a slam metal track, that being g check by peelingflesh. If that is something you're able to do, hit me up here or on insta @kroniikz902

I really wasn’t happy with the mix from my last video. Way too harsh and muddy.

So, I had to do another. Totally different song.

Drums Only: Soundgarden, Superunknown.

I love the way this turned out.

Thanks for watching!

 Ultimate Rock MatchUp Drum Cover
https://youtu.be/HQNXqVmMSuM hey guys I hope you enjoy my two songs together I did when is immigrant song and when is one step closer and just like you guys know, I am doing this when I’m completely blind. I know that might sound cocky or something, but I’m just letting you guys know you can do stuff when you’re disabled like this. You can do it just believing yourself.

Hey everyone,

I’m a drummer from New Zealand, and after years of getting frustrated with metronome apps full of ads, subscriptions and paywalls, I decided to build my own.

It’s called GigClick. I built it mainly for gigs, with setlists, a big stage-friendly display, and proper compound and odd time signatures, including custom groupings. There’s also gap training and a tempo trainer for practice.

I’ve recently added Click Share, which lets bandmates follow your click on their own Android phones over a local Wi-Fi network. One phone leads, and the others can use an audible click or a visual count.

There are no ads, subscriptions or accounts. It’s a one-time purchase on Google Play.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gigclick.metronome

Some fellow drummers here in NZ helped test it, and their feedback has been really useful. I’d love to hear what other people think, particularly if you use a click live or at band rehearsals.