How To Get Drum Instructional DVD’s At A Discount

Keith — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 12:30:25 +0000

One of the best ways to learn to play drums for little cost is to watch instructional DVD’s. One of the best companies I’ve found for Drumming DVD’s is RailRoad Media. These guys have a massive collection at a low cost. Their qualtiy of video and instruction is top notch.

Well, RailRoad Media has gotten to be pretty big and they are moving their office within the next week. What does this mean for you?

HUGE DISCOUNTS!!

We’re talking discounts ranging anywhere from $10 to over $1200! Now this sale is ending on September 22nd so NOW is the time to save. If you aren’t a drummer, but you know one – BUY NOW to save money on christmas presents.

CLICK HERE to check out all of the deals available from RailRoad.

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8 Great Online Resources For Drummers

Keith — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 12:30:27 +0000

When scouring through the internet(s) great websites for drummers seem almost few and far between. I’ve got a growing collection of RSS feeds that I use when researching articles for this website and for my own personal interest, but I wanted to share with all of you what I consider to be some of the best resources for drummers available on the web. This is collection of websites and youtube pages that I use to find information and inspiration.

I hope that this page will make it into your bookmarks so that you will be able to jump to these great sites easily. If you have or know of a website for drummers or another great drumming resource that I missed – please let me know in the comments.

1. Prof. Sound’s Drum Tuning Bible

This site has the most thorough information I’ve found anywhere on drum tuning, wood selection, and sound theory. This is a MUST READ for all drummers.

Click Here To Jump To The Drum Tuning Bible

2. Drummer Etc.

This site is a great blog for drummers – filled with information, videos, even a drummers forum. Subscribe to Stephen’s RSS feed so you can stay updated with the site, or follow him on twitter (@DrummerETC)

Click Here To Jump To Drummer Etc.

3. Drum Bum

This site includes drum tips, drum lessons, and shirts (who doesn’t love a good drumming related t-shirt?).

Click Here to Jump To Drum Bum

4. Kent Aberle Drums

Aside from being a great friend that I’ve written about several times on this site – Kent puts out some great information and articles on things we don’t think about as drummers… our health, being burnt out, etc. He’s got a pretty busy schedule, but when he puts out an article – it’s always a worthwhile read.

Click Here To Jump To Kent Aberle Drums

5. Jeff Consi (.com)

Along with the rest of the sites mentioned on this post – Jeff has written some great articles. Jeff is a New York drummer currently living in Melbourne, Australia. His site is a great resource for technique, product reviews, and a lot more.

Click Here To Jump To JeffConsi.com

6. Cobus Potgieter (deedlebag) on youtube

This dude has amazing chops (especially for someone who claims to be self-taught). He’s got tons of videos posted of him playing “covers” to pop songs. I use the term “covers” loosley because all of the videos are him playing his interpretation of the songs. He’s also got an instructional DVD that is being shot right now. Check him out for inspiration… especially if you are into pop.

Click Here To Jump To Cobus’ Youtube Page

7. Josh Freese on YouTube

Ok, so you won’t find much in the way of drumming… But, Josh is one funny motherfucker and his videos are great – especially if you are a Freese fan.

Click Here To Jump To Josh’s Youtube Page

8. FreeDrumLessons.com on Youtube

You’ve seen me write about freedrumlessons.com before and know how much I love them. They’ve got most, if not all of their instructional videos up on youtube for your enjoyment (and knowledge expansion).

Click Here To Jump To The FreeDrumLessons.com Youtube Page

I know that I missed so many other great sites, but I didn’t want to post too many links too soon – digest and subscribe to these links for now and I should have more to fill your drumming apetite later. Again, if you know of a great site or youtube page you want to share – let me know in the comments below.