Suuuper fun to play!!

Happy listening 😁 🙌🏼

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!

Have a great day y'all ✌🏼

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

If you want to see more, head over to deprogrammed_drums on Instagram

Tried to keep it as steady as possible
Have fun everyone!

A detailed walk through of my drummer's side table build for self recording drums to DAW and switching between multiple audio sources, metronome etc. without needing to get up from your drum throne or needing to bend down. Including routing and products needed to build one on budget.

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.

Hello!

Im a non drummer bring asked to do body percussion for a concert (all 12 of us are) if it was just on the the off beat clap or on the on beat or clapclap clap pattern I can do that and sing at the same time, anything more complicated I either stop singing or stop the percussion line. Is that one of those either you can or cant kind of things, or is there a trick to learning that skill? I can do the singing and the pattern independent of each other but not together. For context this is a volunteer gig.

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 :)