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xxim_not_okxx Joining The Black Parade Age: 14 Gender: Male Posts: 4	November 26th, 2007 at 03:06pm I Play... Im actually pretty frickin' awesome on the drum kit ask me if u have any questions...
my chemical romance. Banned Age: 15 Gender: Female Posts: 18584	November 29th, 2007 at 02:28am mae crash.: If you're able to, I'd buy a cheap beginner's book. I'll try to find one of my old drum books and scan a couple pages for you, though. And I'll find some old basic beats in my binder. But I have to find that, too. I was led on that I was going to get a Pearl set for Christmas, but that seems almost impossible, now. I've had my shitty set for four or five years now. Atleast there's a possibility for my birthday.
Darkzy Joining The Black Parade Age: 15 Gender: Male Posts: 9	December 12th, 2007 at 09:07pm Ive been drums for 3 years And Im in a band with A 2 year recording contract were called Beyong The Bullet
xCemetaryxDrivex Joining The Black Parade Age: 14 Gender: Female Posts: 32	December 12th, 2007 at 10:17pm I really wanna start, problem is, I life in an area with a lot of houses.. mum won't let me have drum kit, too noisy.. what's a good alternative?
Tragic. Banned Age: 72 Gender: Female Posts: 12363	December 13th, 2007 at 04:57am You can buy one of those little electronic drums xD They sell them at Best Buy or something =D. But its not that fun. I love me drums<3
Simple and Clean Bleeding On The Floor Age: 15 Gender: Female Posts: 2602	December 13th, 2007 at 11:25pm ^ You can also buy big electric drum kits. I have one. This one, actually. They aren't as good as a real kit, however, they are great for people who cannot have a proper kit. This one sounds great, and has several kits in one, so it's not half bad!
never coming home. Headfirst For Halos Age: - Gender: - Posts: 1526	December 28th, 2007 at 02:00am ---I've always tried to use tabs and it never really worked out so well so I just put my iPod on shuffle, turn it up really loud and play to the song.
Alexface. Bleeding On The Floor Age: 15 Gender: Male Posts: 3365	December 31st, 2007 at 12:09pm ive been able to play drums well for a few months, but i only just got a drumset for my room. i need decent mutes :\
without a name Joining The Black Parade Age: 16 Gender: Female Posts: 47	January 11th, 2008 at 01:08pm I really want to play drums!
Boys Night Out Bleeding On The Floor Age: 16 Gender: Female Posts: 2683	January 13th, 2008 at 06:17pm Simple and Clean: ^ You can also buy big electric drum kits. I have one. This one, actually. They aren't as good as a real kit, however, they are great for people who cannot have a proper kit. This one sounds great, and has several kits in one, so it's not half bad! I also have an electric drum kit. It's not the exact same as this one, but it's pretty close. The sound quality is pretty good, but sometimes the pads wear out and you have to replace them. (or at least with mine.) I've just actually got them on my birthday and have been getting lessons for about 5 months. I love the drums, and I'm not half bad if I say so myself. Right now I'm just learning the basic rock beats and how to read the notes, but I can't wait 'til I get into the actual full length songs. I'll also be getting a drum set probably on my next birthday. EDIT: for people who are thinking about starting to play the drums, I advise you to first get the electronic. You'd be amazed at how much they sound like real ones. You really get alot with them. You can change the sound to different type of drums, and they come with headphones so if your parents don't want to hear you banging away, just plug them in.
Simple and Clean Bleeding On The Floor Age: 15 Gender: Female Posts: 2602	January 13th, 2008 at 07:04pm That said, electric ones tend to be a fair bit more than a a noramal kit. (at least for an electric kit which doesn't double hit when you hit it once) Where do you buy new pads for your kit? (I think one of mine is broke, it misses out sometimes when i hit it >.<
Boys Night Out Bleeding On The Floor Age: 16 Gender: Female Posts: 2683	January 17th, 2008 at 10:13pm Simple and Clean: That said, electric ones tend to be a fair bit more than a a noramal kit. (at least for an electric kit which doesn't double hit when you hit it once) Where do you buy new pads for your kit? (I think one of mine is broke, it misses out sometimes when i hit it >.< ] mhmm. And, where I bought mine...(GuitarCenter) if you contact them and let them know, they will reach the company and ask them to ship some out. =) Where'd you buy your set, it might be different.
deadstone Joining The Black Parade Age: 15 Gender: Female Posts: 3	January 18th, 2008 at 02:09pm i play mi friends say im gud hihat+bass,hihat,hihat+snare,hihat,hihat+bass,hihat+bass,hihat,hihat+snare
Boys Night Out Bleeding On The Floor Age: 16 Gender: Female Posts: 2683	January 18th, 2008 at 04:35pm Alright, I have a question... I've never used tabs before, so I'm totally lost. Can anyone explain to me how to read them? (ex.)Paramore-Misery Business: F\|o\| C\|X---------------\|----------------\|----------------\|----------------\| H\|----X---X---X---\|X---X---X---X---\|X---X---X---X---\|X---X-----------\| S\|----o-----o-----\|----o-----o-----\|----o-----o-----\|----o---ooooo---\| B\|o-o---o-o-----o-\|o-o---o-o-------\|o-o---o-o-----o-\|o-o---o---------\| 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + C\|X---------------\|----------------\|----------------\|----------------\| H\|----X---X---X---\|X---X---X---X---\|X---X---X---X---\|X---X---X-------\| S\|----o-----o-----\|----o-----o-----\|----o-----o-----\|----o-------f---\| B\|o-o---o-o-----o-\|o-o---o-o-------\|o-o---o-o-----o-\|o-o---o-o-o---o-\| 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 + obviously not the whole song.
Simple and Clean Bleeding On The Floor Age: 15 Gender: Female Posts: 2602	January 18th, 2008 at 08:04pm c = crash h = highhat ( I presume closed) s = snare b = bass I find tabs harder to read than music (drum music is much easier to read than music music) , as they often don't show quite right. Basically, play the high hat through, and add the other peices to make them fit.
Boys Night Out Bleeding On The Floor Age: 16 Gender: Female Posts: 2683	January 18th, 2008 at 08:36pm Yeah, I agree...Reading the sheet music is way easier. Thanks, but one more question... What do the x's and the o's mean? lmao.
Simple and Clean Bleeding On The Floor Age: 15 Gender: Female Posts: 2602	January 20th, 2008 at 12:54am ohhh I remember! the x is closed high hat, and a o is an open one. Not sure what a foot high hat is >.<
Boys Night Out Bleeding On The Floor Age: 16 Gender: Female Posts: 2683	January 20th, 2008 at 05:29pm Thanks! And that's okay! lol, that helped though. I probably still won't get it. hahaa. Ah, well.
desperate endeavor. Among The Living Age: 15 Gender: Female Posts: 5847	February 28th, 2008 at 08:37am Im a drummer for our band... were called Third Raw Exchange. Yeah, I just started playing this year because I just found out I had to do it. So I just watch covers of songs and y'know try to copy. If I dont get a certain part I just sort of make my own. So far I can only play Sugar Were Going Down, Highschool Never Ends, Crush Crush Crush, the intro's of INO and Cemetery Drive, FLW and yeah... so is anyone here like willing to teach even like... through... the forum or pm or vids... itd be greatly appreciated XD
xdemolition-loversx Thinking Happy Thoughts Age: 16 Gender: Female Posts: 401	March 18th, 2008 at 04:18am i'm trying to learn but it's hard and the book i have doesn't help....

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