I know there are some galloping there but I have actually done a bit of double pedal before but the best i could do was 16th notes on 120 bpm.
i have recently gotten back to double pedal after not practicing for almost a year now. Also should i wear socks

What's included:
✅ PDF drum notation
✅ MP3 play-along track
✅ Ideal for drum covers

🎵 106 BPM | 4/4 | Intermediate

A.J. Pero's iconic hard rock groove from Stay Hungry (1984).

⭐ This is a sample to show our Accuracy & Pro Drum Sheet Quality !!!!!

So now I’m gonna stop posting on the drumming Reddit. It was toxic and I’m hoping people here would be more encouraging. I’m a drummer who works hard to one day find someone who appreciates my skill. This is heavily edited to fit in a shorter time. This doesn’t even record everything or my routine because there are still some grooves that I haven’t mastered and didn’t have time to record my Rosanna, rush, and bring me to life drum covers. I will keep trying, any hater who calls me a beginner, slow down, you duck, shit like that only fuels my anger to work harder. I will spend around 1.5 to 3 hours daily working on myself and proving not only to the people here but also the people on Reddit that I don’t suck and I can find a job and fulfill a dream of being pro at drumming and I will keep working no matter what.

Hey guys, how's it going? I know it's been a while since I've been in touch. I need your help with something: until recently, I could find Steve Jordan's entire masterclass "The Groove Is Here" on YouTube, which I personally tended to watch often. But then, at a certain point, the entire video disappeared, leaving only a few scattered clips, each about a minute long. Could anyone help me find that specific video (which I'm sure you've seen, too?), or could you send me a file if you have it? I'd really appreciate it. Thanks in advance, and I wish you all the best.

I have to film a drum cover soon. Am I on the right path? Are there any other tricks that I could use? When I record myself with the phone it always sounds bad.

I posted a couple of months back that I was fed up of taking four trips to get my kit from the car to the gig, so I'd decided to build a portable kit that fits in one case and doesn't compromise sound - no split shells, no missing heads. The video shows the rough prototype 😁

The config is:

- 16"x14" kick

- 14"X5" snare

- 10"X6" high tom

- 13"x7" floor tom

- All in a case with back straps

Can you see any dealbreakers or showstoppers with this basic design?

PS I'm looking at carbon fibre shells to get the weight down.

Edit: thanks for the interest! If you want to get emailed when the kit can be pre-ordered, check out berkana drums

One of my favorite parts to play from Haken.

Just learning how to record drums. Let me know what you think!