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Drummers Sharing Tips, Tricks and Knowledge on subjects such as Drum Tuning, Drum Rudiments, Paradiddles, Shuffles, Groove Ideas,
Drum Kit Dynamics, Drum Fills, Triplets, Drum Micing, Drum Recording, Changing Drum Heads and so much more.
Here's a close look at the 7 Stroke Roll. Example #1 - 5 Stroke Roll with accent Example #2 - 7 Stroke Roll Example #3 - 7 Stroke Roll with accent Example #4 - starting on the 'e' Example #5 - [tc=3:35] Example #6 - Warm Up Exercise @ 75 & 110 bpm
Here's a look at the Flam Accent followed by a warm up exercise I like to use.  Example #1 - Flam Accent Slow  Example #2 - Warm Up Exercise @ 120 bpm
This is another triplet warm up I've used over the years. It's a spin-off from triplet warm up #1. Enjoy!! Example #1 - Sticking Pattern Slow Example #2 - Sticking Pattern w/ accents -Example #3 - Exercise w/ click @ 105 bpm
Billy Ashbaugh demonstrates how to install and use the Evans Min-EMAD Tone Dampening sysytem. This wonderful device designed by Bob Gatzen is inexpensive and rivals using tape methods to dampen the tones on your drums. The Evans Min-EMAD is great for all types of situations to include Live Sound, Studio Recording, etc.
Here's Billy Ashbaugh and Eric 'drumfreak' Rosebrock giving a demonstration for the new drummers out there on changing your snare drum heads and tuning the drum. This lesson is fast paced, yet loaded with useful information. We decided to grab a handycam and film this on the fly without rehearsal. We hope you appreciate our personal approach to maintaining your snare drum. Enjoy!
This is example of the Flam Tap and how I use it as a warm-up. Hello Billy Ashbaugh here with DrummerConnection.com and today we're going to look at the Flam Tap. Now, I posted a lesson recently on the Alternating Flam where we're going to do a right and left flam and get use to raising the other stick up ready for that primary accented note. Now I chose the Flam Tap next because it fits in perfectly with this already existing rudiment. With the Right Flam, as you strike down with the right and the left comes up, your going to tap again wit the right hand. And then with the left. In time, slow it sounds like this. So as you can see, it's pretty much just an Alternating Flam like this. But you're going to add a note after the primary note for whatever flam. So it's right tap, left tap, right tap, left tap. And there you go, your Flam Tap. Nothing major, just making sure you get that tap in as you raise the stick. Nothing to it. I like to pu... more...
Here's an introduction to the Flam and Alternating Flam. Hello Billy Ashbaugh here with DrummerConnection.com and today I want to share with you the Flam. Understanding the Flam and playing them around the drum set can really add a whole new dimension to your playing. It's a wonderful rudiment to explore. With that being said, there are several different exercises and or rudiments that involve the flam. We'll be covering a lot of them in the lessons to come, both here and out in the Drum Room. I'd like to get started with the alternating flam. We'll look at the right flam first. What's happening here, is the right stick is going to be up higher and play the accented note. The left hand, with the stick, is going to be about an inch or so off of the surface whether you're on the pad or the drum. What happens is, a split second before the right hand hits with the accented note, you're going to drop the left stick down quietly as a ghost note and i... more...
by Diablo on 01/19/2009 | 17,040 Views | 5 Comments
Here's Felipe Torres talking about Warm-ups and stretches, as well as how to deal with being a traveling drummer.
by Diablo on 01/19/2009 | 15,144 Views | 2 Comments
Felipe Torres gives us an in-depth drum lesson on Dynamics.
by Diablo on 01/19/2009 | 15,710 Views | 1 Comments
Felipe Torres demonstrates how to combine your cymbals together and "stack" them to make more musical sounds out of your equipment. Be inventive and have some fun with your gear!
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