Bad Drumming Days
We all have those days when you sit down at the drums and nothing seems to be going right, the playing is sloppy, the timing is off, and it just isn’t inspiring. Here are some things you can do about that.
Deep Listening – Unlocking Musical Drumming
Great drummers don’t just listen to the beat—they listen to the entire band. Deep listening is the key to becoming a more musical drummer, helping you understand how your playing interacts with the bass, guitar, vocals, and everything in between.
More Than Drum Lessons
Drum lessons teach you more than just music. They give you life lessons that you learn along the way.
Accents in Five
This is a basic beat in 4/4 with accents phrased in 5 on the hi-hat. This can create rhythmic tension in your songs and solos.
Exploring Creativity
If you’ve ever gone through a period of time where you feel like everything you play sounds the same or you just want to come up with some new ideas, here are some things to help you get creative with your playing.
Protecting Your Drums
If your drums are in good condition and you want to keep them that way, I recommend investing in cases or bags for when you transport them.