The Drum Buzz

I’ve been trying to think of the right video to create as my first video on The Drum Buzz.  I had tons of thoughts, most of which I had already seen well done by other people.  Thought of instructional videos on technique, tuning, maintaining, and the like all crossed my mind.  None of these seemed good enough for my first video post.

As luck would have it one day, instead of having a normal rehearsal my band was going to work on our new music video.  I had grabbed my video camera to use as a backup or secondary camera and while driving the thought came to me.  I wanted to give my readers an inside look on how my band, an indie band with some technological knowledge, creates music videos.

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I’m getting ready to start taping some video interviews with local Atlanta drummers and some product reviews.  However, I need your help! I really want to keep the video series going once I get started so if there are any local Atlanta area drummers out there that read this blog, get in touch with me and we’ll try to setup an interview.

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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?

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A friend of mine told me about Johnny Rabb about a month ago.  I’m surprised that I’ve gone on so long in my drumming life without hearing about him before.  Johnny is a crazy awesome drummer – If you’ve never heard of him before check out his website.
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