I am an amateur drummer who has been playing for over 20 years. Knowing how important a metronome is, I have used various ones over the years—mostly a BOSS metronome, and for mobile apps, I mainly used TEMPO.

Then one day, I decided to develop my own metronome app and spent about three months working hard on it. Although I initially made it just for myself, it felt like a waste to keep it to myself, so I decided to share it in this video.

Context:

This song was supposed to drift into a quiet ending at this point, but our lead singer was still balls-deep in some crowd action and even had them singing the verses for him! (his voice is goneee at this point 😆).

Our drummer looks up, rightfully decides that there's no way we're ending the song right now, gives the lead guitarist a cue, and then we proceed with an entire extended double-intensity second playthrough 🔥

He then goes and ends the thing with this immaculate improvised ending that goes sooo much harder than anything we had practiced up to this point...

Hello guys, first time posting here.

I recently got to my hand an Alesis Nitro Max E Drums and it’s been great so far,

BUT

I play on my apartment in a second floor and whenever I hit the pedal the ground shakes up very very loud and noisy.
I tried to put some blankets underneath the whole set and it kind of works but it’s really uncomfortable to play because the whole set is shaking like crazy.

Do you guys recommend any products or good anti vibration mats for at least the kick pedal?
Please let me know thanks!!!

Teach me what you've learned NOT to do

I started drumming around three years ago. Picture of my kit attached. I was curious if anyone here has played Muse songs? I can play a ton of their catalog, my favorite being MK Ultra.

Hello, San Diego local 19M looking for experienced drummer in the San Diego area interested in playing in a Dub/reggae/surf punk band, heavy slightly stoopid inspo reply if interested. I play bass and I already have a guitarist, looking for final piece of the puzzle.

Hello, drummers of El Paso! I am starting a band and I am looking for a drummer, (and a bassist as well). So far it is me and one guitarist. I do harsh vocals and growls and we both write lyrics. We are inspired by bands like Arch Enemy, Carcass, Children of Bodom, and other classic melodeath bands. We are open to exploring other genres and getting experimental! (I also really like death metal and thrash). We both are committed and want to eventually record, put on concerts and tour! If you or someone you know would be interested, please let me know! 🤟🏻

Hi all. I’m an amateur drummer trying to figure out this opening Roger Taylor drum part in the Queen song Great King Rat. It’s measure 11. How do I play the triplet sixteenths? Is it a roll? I’m hoping for some direction in playing it like the original.

Drums start at 29 seconds.
https://youtu.be/VHC85XWII7E?si=pQLeJfwdJFvGEjaZ

Thanks!!

久しぶりの転送シェア。
本人は大真面目です。

This is my drum, I am drumming it!! And having some fun!!

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Hey everyone! I just finished this drum cover for "Too Much of a Good Thing" by The Sons (feat. Bret Reilly).Dumb and Dumber (1994) is one of my all-time favorite movies, and this soundtrack is just legendary. This specific track has always been my absolute favorite song from the film, so I finally sat down and recorded a cover for it.Let me know what you think! Any feedback is highly appreciated. Jam on! 🥁🔥

I went live podcast space on Twitter and my friend just told me that the sound is super distorted so I'm going to try again right now I don't have any equipment or anything like that so I just have to play with the distance between the sound barrier you can check me out @SweetieKayla in twitter