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Drummers Unite - Erixouther - 17-06-2010
I just recently moved my drummer's kit into my basement for practice...
and I decided it might be fun to try drumming...
and I was right.
I am pretty good, too. That's what you get for playing Rock Band every day, I guess =]
Does anyone else play/dabble in drums?
Drummers Unite - Jerome - 15-07-2010
Oh I went through my 'Keith Moon' period. Fortunately I didn't have the money to buy a new kit after I smashed the first one up! My mother continues to celebrate that particular day every year.
Drummers Unite - Jerome - 01-02-2011
For anyone considering buying equipment for a home gym - try a drum kit instead - it's more of a workout, your brain has to work as well and it's a lot of fun too. And the new electronic kits (silent/headphones etc) mean the neighbours won't be calling the cops either.
Drummers Unite - Music Head - 01-02-2011
Jerome Wrote:For anyone considering buying equipment for a home gym - try a drum kit instead - it's more of a workout, your brain has to work as well and it's a lot of fun too. And the new electronic kits (silent/headphones etc) mean the neighbours won't be calling the cops either.
beyond my comprehension but silent drums sound kind of pointless
Drummers Unite - Jerome - 01-02-2011
Sorry that should have been drums that other people in the house (or the neighbours) cannot hear. In silent mode you are listening to your efforts through headphones.
Drummers Unite - evilB - 02-10-2011
You can also buy the Billy Gladstone style (Vintage Ludwig Drums version - new ones out there not under that name but a knowlegable drum seller will know exactly what you are talking about) rubber pads that sit on the top of you skins - dampen things nicely and still give a reasonable drum response. The neighbors will appreciate that they have no idea you are playing your drums after hours.
Drummers Unite - Beat Poet - 09-10-2011
I've been playing for twelve years. If it wasn't for the small bedroom at my parents' house where I started out, I wouldn't have anywhere to play! It's a Godsend, not having to go to a rehearsal room to have a wallop.
Drummers Unite - Necrox - 18-11-2012
I've had a kinda crappy kit in my garage for 3+ years now. Unfortunately, my schedule since high school started has nearly stopped my progress.
Drummers Unite - TraceNspace - 18-11-2012
Jerome Wrote:Oh I went through my 'Keith Moon' period. Fortunately I didn't have the money to buy a new kit after I smashed the first one up! My mother continues to celebrate that particular day every year.
That's hysterical! I know a 3 year old who plays very well, though visiting with him and his family was trying. They got him a real kit but the kid can keep a beat.
Drummers Unite - Frownland - 18-11-2012
TraceNspace Wrote:That's hysterical! I know a 3 year old who plays very well, though visiting with him and his family was trying. They got him a real kit but the kid can keep a beat.
I can imagine! At least he can keep a beat, though. When I took up the saxophone, my family hated me for about three months when I passed into the tolerable category. I'd imagine that they'd hate me if I was as good as Neil Peart if I played drums!