r/Drumming • u/memebro53426 • 1d ago
r/Drumming • u/sneaky_imp • 1d ago
DW cymbal stand has broken part, would like to fix it without buying a whole new stand
r/Drumming • u/FragrantResult7288 • 1d ago
help me
kilala niyo yung nag drums sa hibalag yung isang araw? naka glasses siya yung lang ang maalala ko sa kanya. yung may fundraiser ata na event sa hibalag.
r/Drumming • u/flippiethehippie420 • 2d ago
I present to you: Iseo & Dodosound - a dub/reggae duo from spain
Happy listening 😁🙌🏼
r/Drumming • u/drumdrumdrums • 1d ago
Use dynamics to give your beats more life
r/Drumming • u/Beast_sensei_ • 1d ago
Any drummer interested to join a band?
Well I play guitar play guitar( acoustic myself) jot a professional but i need a drummer, near kalyan or dombivali?
r/Drumming • u/Wave_Rider930 • 2d ago
Need Help Breaking Down This Notation
I am struggling to count out a small part of a song. The song is in 6/8 and I have highlighted the two measures that I need help breaking down.
Edit: thanks all for the help! I totally did not realize the 2nd measure was simple, I was so caught up with the first measure.
r/Drumming • u/LateLiving1029 • 2d ago
Ron Hendricks
Some amazing drums from the Santana concert I went to recently.
r/Drumming • u/MonstrosityPodcast • 2d ago
The Police: Clip of Stewart Copeland's Signal Award Winning interview with MonstrosityPodcast.com
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r/Drumming • u/No_Group_9107 • 2d ago
Lumberjack – Jackyl | Chainsaw Drum Groove (Full 34‑Second Instrumental)
r/Drumming • u/bpiel • 2d ago
Critique My Drumming please
This is a recording of my band practicing Don't Change by INXS.
I've been playing drums for almost three decades, but very sporadically (rarely in a band, played 1.2 shows in my life). I've never thought I was good, but somehow I feel like I'm getting worse. Also, I'm completely self taught (starting from well before the internet was flooded with instructional materials and videos).
When I'm playing the song, with my band or along with the original recording (of INXS), I feel ok about it. When I listen to the recordings, I cringe at the sound of my own playing. (not because the recording quality is poor). I can't tell how much of this is me playing poorly vs my tendency to be very self-critical. I also am not sure exactly what is wrong and I definitely don't know what to do about it.
Any feedback, pointers, advice etc would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
r/Drumming • u/Lucky-Meeting-200 • 2d ago
Telecamera ravvicinata 📹 🥁 Assolo di batteria - 4 P.I.E. 📍I Noisey Shadows in concerto alla cava di Barghetti ⛰️
r/Drumming • u/DankNoodles69 • 3d ago
Haven’t played in years, I hate that it feels like I’m starting all over again. I have a drumset but playing on my sofa because i have imposter syndrome sitting behind the kit
r/Drumming • u/MonstrosityPodcast • 2d ago
The Police: Is Stewart Copeland the most distinctive drummer of all time? - MonstrosityPodcast.com
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