User Posts: Chad Smith
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You have confessed to yourself: you like the way a ukulele sounds, and you want to buy yourself the best tenor ukulele you can afford. After the first ...
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As the name suggests, polyrhythm is multiple rhythms (at least two) played simultaneously. This results in meters that are sophisticated, exquisite, and hard ...
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Maintaining a drum set is an art, and snare drum tuning is an important part of it. It defines the way your snare performs – sounds, feels, even maintains. In ...
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We all know what an electronic drum kit looks like. They’re a very house-friendly, practical alternative to a traditional acoustical set that might be too ...
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Using the correct grip is the single most important thing you can do to avoid pain, muscle tension, and physical limitations to your playing. These days ...
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Cajon is an extremely simple in design, yet incredibly versatile instrument. Used by everyone from flamenco musicians to studio performers and buskers, this ...
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The Moeller technique is a highly refined method of playing the snare drum. It was developed in the early 20th century by George Moeller, a German teacher, and ...
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When you are learning to play the drums there are many things you will want to learn to play. Open hand drumming is a great place to start. It is easy to ...
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There are a few different ways that you can amplify your electronic drum set. In this article, we will cover how to connect your electronic drums to an ...
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There are two dominant types of drummers' hands in the world - right and left. Throughout history, the left-handed minority has often been misunderstood and ...
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When you are learning to play the drums there are many things you will want to learn to play. In this article, I will detail how to play blast beats on the ...
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Developing solid time, playing in time, and practicing with a metronome are essential practices for any drummer. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to always ...
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Many drummers wonder how loud are drum sets are in decibels. This is an important question if you want to practice or play at home. It is especially important ...
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Almost all drummers encounter drumming blisters, and today I'll talk more about them. A drumming blister is caused by friction between the drum and your ...
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The question of how to play backing tracks live worries many musicians and in this article, I will give a detailed answer to it. Live backing tracks are used ...
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In fact, the answer to the question of what is a drum circle is very simple. A drum circle is a group of people who gather around a large instrument to play ...
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Newcomers quite often have a question about what is a paradiddle for drums. A Paradiddle is a simple drum rudiment comprised of four notes played in a specific ...
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Chops are what players of the drum set call the technique that helps them play drums. The term chop meaning is derived from the word “chopsticks”, which is ...
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Drum tabs are a form of musical notation specifically for drums. They are a popular way to write out drum parts, as they are easy to read and understand. In ...
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One problem that comes up all the time when mixing is the need to remove drums (or any other instrument) from a song. It can often be tricky removing drums ...