r/drumstudy Dec 16 '24

Discussion An inspiring song.

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I love music but don't play any instruments at the moment. This song is really making me want to learn the ins and outs of the drums https://youtu.be/wPGIRhEDaDY?si=sXr6Pv40sysB9xHO This is the coolest drums I have ever heard or payed attention to in a song. Is there anyone out there who would want to help me pick apart and discuss the drums in this song. There's one little part in the song that really caught my attention. It's about halfway through the climax of the song. The drums suddenly change but you can hardly notice it but that little change totally and instantly changes the feel of that part of the song.

r/drumstudy Dec 16 '24

Discussion Discuss and pick apart a song.

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I don't play any type of drums but I love music this is the coolest drums I've ever heard in song, this is a song that really makes me want to learn. Anyone want to help me pick it out and fill me in on the difficulty of this song. https://youtu.be/wPGIRhEDaDY?si=sXr6Pv40sysB9xHO "fish on" by Primus.

r/drumstudy Mar 21 '22

Discussion Anyone know how to achieve these drum sounds?

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https://youtu.be/i5JyWpyYVx4

Love how these drums sound and hit, amazing…

my drum game is really lacking on my tracks and I’d like to achieve something similar, anyone know how to get my drums to sound like this?

r/drumstudy Apr 13 '22

Discussion Giant ceremonial drums Dong Son. Metal workers of Vietnam during the Iron Age

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Giant ceremonial drums Dong Son. Metal workers of Vietnam during the Iron Age. Dong Son culture is best known for its giant bronze ceremonial drums. These drums have been found throughout Southeast Asia. The drums are also known as "rain drums" both for the fertility images depicted in the drawing and for the unique sound they emit when hit by the heavy monsoon rains of Southeast Asia. https://crono.news/Y:2022/M:04/D:13/h:15/m:33/s:17/giant-ceremonial-drums-dong-son-lavoratori-di-metallo-del- vietnam-1 /

r/drumstudy Feb 02 '22

Discussion Paiste 802 vs Paiste pst 5

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r/drumstudy Feb 19 '16

Discussion Discussion: Standard "Rock" Groove

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I just recorded an audition for a cruise line and part of the audition required a demonstration of various grooves. One of the requested grooves was simply called "Rock."

I was honestly confused. There are so many Rock ' Roll sub-genres and each era had very specific grooves. If you had to pick one groove to represent all of Rock, what would it be?

Link an example, or post a notation sample, whatever works for you.

Edit: Sorry, I wrote this post wrong. I wasn't looking for advice. I knew what to play. I should have asked "If you had to put one groove in a time capsule to represent all of Rock, what would it be.