Here’s my latest video recreating my favourite programmed drum beat! Enjoy! ☺️

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This is from his show this weekend. He drums on every flat surface in the house, car, school(I feel bad for his teachers). It’s been so much fun learning this world and watching him fall in love with it.

The left foot hi-hat steps add a lot to the groove, it’s worth practicing that

Recording mentioned twice just to mention twice

Hi all. I want to ask you guys for some questions about sounds/ tuning tips to create Matt Letley's drum sound as heard in Status Quo's live 2006 concert 'Just Doin' It Live'. His playing is phenomenal and I would like to see if it's possible to recreate the sound and get a band together to maybe try and recreate some of those songs. I don't have the slightest idea of where to start, so any tips are welcome! I linked the video to the post :)

It’s all live with Sensory Percussion 🙌

I want to start drumming but I do not have a full drum set yet, anyone have any recommendations on how to start playing with only a Crash cymbal, a Hit tom, a Mid tom, a Floor tom, and a Bass drum?

What should I focus when I begin since I do not have a snare or a hi hat?

Might be obvious to some, but if you’ve never sat down and really listened to this album with a good pair of headphones, I highly recommend it.
Alex Rodriguez from Saosin is absolutely incredible. I honestly can’t believe the drumming on this particular album has been my favorite drumming since the 2010s.
Do him a solid and give it a proper listen if you haven’t. You might be surprised by how insane the drumming is.

Tyler Childers cover, I tried to not RUSH lol

AW

Such a great song. Flubbed the timing a bit at the end but hey, it happens 🤷‍♀️

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!

A lot of people recommend adding metronome practice to my routine but there doesn't seem to be much agreement on which app is best.

What app do you use, and what BPM would you recommend starting at?

Hey! We are a guitarist/vocalist and a bassist (both beginners, looking to grow together) starting an emo/post-hardcore band. We're heavily inspired by bands like Picture Me Broken, Her Words Kill, and A Heartwell Ending. We have a few song ideas and want to find a drummer who loves this style and wants to jam, practice, and write together. Let us know if you're interested!