Yes I splashed out on Jack Bennett's UDS2007 DVD set, and the discs are crammed with lessons. Stuff I only half-learnt when I took up drumming years ago (a great way to revise the basics!) plus instruction that I never had before on playing various patterns around the kit. Very useful indeed! And the best thing is being able to connect the audio-out from my PC straight into my DTX module: I can play along with everything Jack does and, at the same time, see on my PC monitor exactly how he is doing it. There are probably other good instructional drumming DVDs out there, but this guy really speaks my language. He doesn't waste my time trying to impress me with how well he plays, he just gets on with explaining how to do it. I think you would find having interactive feedback is not necessary - Jack explains everything extremely well and, if you miss something, you just rewind the disc and go over it again. And you can, in fact, email him with questions if you need to. --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, Jonathan Wilkinson <bthreadbare@...> wrote: > > They look awesome, the DVDs I mean... for about £90 - that's a lot of lessons, and cheaper than I can get (although there's obviously no interactive feedback) - I really quite fancy investing in them, but has anyone else? > > > To: DTXpress@...: njcarroll56@...: Sun, 27 Apr 2008 00:13:16 +0000Subject: [DTXpress] Re: it's being long > > > > > Here is a site containing 87 free basic drumming lessons, covering the gamut of styles:http://www.icanplaydrums.com/members.htmI can thoroughly recommend it.--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "aycooldrumz" <aycooldrumz@> wrote:>> i can't actually remeber the last time i held a stick to beat a drum > but i would love it if you would send me some clips or advice to get > back to my drumming career.> > > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Search and win with BigSnapSearch.com > http://www.bigsnapsearch.com >
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Re: it's being long
2008-05-17 by Nick Carroll