Metal drumming lessons
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Does anyone in Singapore teach metal genre for drumming techniques(pls dont give me pop or rock i want metal, not that i look down on pop or rock, just not into it)
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what in particular? pedalling, grinding, blast beats, what?
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omg i want also!!! but i doubt can find any good one....and btw u cant learn specific techniques of blast beats or double bass stuff...u need to learn all and progress
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if u use the whole repertoire of metal drumming techniques for every song...i salute you for ur stamina and skill but will phuck u for giving me a headacheOriginally posted by Allen.Iverson:omg i want also!!! but i doubt can find any good one....and btw u cant learn specific techniques of blast beats or double bass stuff...u need to learn all and progress -
why would u want to learn something which has no rhythm or feel.
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i got a fren that is in a local metal band and teaches drumming. u might want to ask him. Pm me for details.
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aiya go listen to your "my chemical romance" laOriginally posted by TwinTurbo_Supra:why would u want to learn something which has no rhythm or feel. -
I don't listen to MCR. In fact i don't really like MCR.Originally posted by Simon Dean:aiya go listen to your "my chemical romance" la
Seriously, if u want to pursue drumming u should do so by trying a range of genres instead of focusing on 1 genre only.
A good drummer is a versatile drummer. -
then explain your statement about no feel or rhythm.Metal is a complex form of music especially death metal.
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i think u've not heard metal music before, cos they involve great complexity second only to jazz i think...Originally posted by TwinTurbo_Supra:why would u want to learn something which has no rhythm or feel.
go youtube and look at the works of some metal drummers
check out chris adler of lamb of god
his double bass is 200% precision
then theres jan axel blomberg who utilises lots of blast beats
superb man!!!
anyway
im interested in learning but i have no drum and canot get one cos my neighbours will cfm complain.. -
metal drumming is all technicality. all you hear are double basses and damn fast rolls.
i admit that metal drummers are very fast and precise. But in my opinion, drumming should be about rhythm and feel. If speed and precision is the most important, why not just use a drum machine? -
double.
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go read up more pleaseOriginally posted by TwinTurbo_Supra:metal drumming is all technicality. all you hear are double basses and damn fast rolls.
i admit that metal drummers are very fast and precise. But in my opinion, drumming should be about rhythm and feel. If speed and precision is the most important, why not just use a drum machine? -
lol if theres no rythm and feel in metal drumming then do you think it will still be called "technical" rather than "improvision"???
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Since you want to be so stubborn.Originally posted by Simon Dean:go read up more please
I have studied and learnt drums for 2 years already in case you didn't know. -
You call metal drumming improvisation? No no, you call constant double pedalling improvisation?Originally posted by Allen.Iverson:lol if theres no rythm and feel in metal drumming then do you think it will still be called "technical" rather than "improvision"???
When i listen to metal drumming I can't feel any groove. Go listen to funk drummers then you know what improvisation means. -
e.gOriginally posted by TwinTurbo_Supra:You call metal drumming improvisation? No no, you call constant double pedalling improvisation?
When i listen to metal drumming I can't feel any groove. Go listen to funk drummers then you know what improvisation means.
when i listen to Lee Hsien Loong talk i feel like puking, when i listen to Lee Kuan Yew talk.I feel relived.
One man's meat is another man's poison -
oh well, to each his own.
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can you please respect metal? what an imbecile here..Originally posted by TwinTurbo_Supra:why would u want to learn something which has no rhythm or feel.
a good musician should learn to respect all kinds of genre, even in particular metal.. if you can't appreciate then don't say a word.
heh, you think you looked cool when you say
'Seriously, if u want to pursue drumming u should do so by trying a range of genres instead of focusing on 1 genre only.
A good drummer is a versatile drummer.'
he just wanted to learn what he wants and be happy about it?
why the hell do you give all sorts of comment, moreover, he did not say that good drummer learns metal. He only said he wanted to learn metal because he is into it. -
PWNED !Originally posted by TwinTurbo_Supra:I don't listen to MCR. In fact i don't really like MCR.
Seriously, if u want to pursue drumming u should do so by trying a range of genres instead of focusing on 1 genre only.
A good drummer is a versatile drummer.
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okok. I apologise.Originally posted by FadeToBlack:can you please respect metal? what an imbecile here..
a good musician should learn to respect all kinds of genre, even in particular metal.. if you can't appreciate then don't say a word.
heh, you think you looked cool when you say
'Seriously, if u want to pursue drumming u should do so by trying a range of genres instead of focusing on 1 genre only.
A good drummer is a versatile drummer.'
he just wanted to learn what he wants and be happy about it?
why the hell do you give all sorts of comment, moreover, he did not say that good drummer learns metal. He only said he wanted to learn metal because he is into it.
Because he seemed to be one of those who worship metal blindly.
Sorry to those whom i have offended. I guess my first comment was too harsh. -
i pwned or he pwned?Originally posted by gLc:PWNED ! -
Originally posted by gLc:PWNED !
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U KENA PAWNED LA DEN !Originally posted by TwinTurbo_Supra:i pwned or he pwned? -
Originally posted by gLc:U KENA PAWNED LA DEN !
