Learn Rock Drumming
10 Tips to Become a Great Rock Drummer
Learn Rock Drumming with Neil Peart.
Neil Peart teaching soloing over a waltz.
Neil Peart exploring a Steve Gadd fill Idea.
Neil Peart teaching Limbo fills.
The Rock Drumming System
Do You Ever Wish That You Could Be a Great Rock Drummer?
Imagine yourself:
- Play Hard-Hitting Rock Drum Beats.
- Playing Fast Fills and Solos!
- Sounding Like a Professional Rock Drummer.
Become a Solid Player with the Rock Drumming System!
Is It Just Rock Drum Beats?
No at all.
This a complete system that covers every aspect of rock drumming. The Rock Drumming System will give you deep insight into the techniques and skills used by Neil Peart, John Bonham, Keith Moon, Carl Palmer, Ginger Baker, Terry Bozzio, Bill Bruford, Hal Blaine, Ian Paice, Mike Portnoy, Dave Lombardo, Danny Carey, Ringo Starr, and Carmine Appice. It’s an excellent course for beginners and drummers new to rock drumming.
This amazing Rock Drumming System includes:
- 5 Full Length Rock Drumming DVD’s
- One Handed Drum Roll DVD
- 1 Rock Drumming Play-Along CD
- 4 Rock Drumming Workbooks (Rock Drum Beats & Fills)
- 2 Rock Drumming PDF Workbooks
Of course, there is more to becoming a rock drum legend than playing triplets. So if you’re ready to learn new beats, fills, solo ideas and much more then it’s time to get the Rock Drumming System.
This powerful DVD collection will show you how to play rock drums like a pro right in the comfort of your own home. You’ll learn how to master every aspect of rock drumming and you’ll see results the very first day you start using the system!
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10 Tips to Become a Great Rock Drummer
- Find a great drum teacher. A great drum teacher will give you invaluable feedback, correct bad habits immediately, and help you analyze every detail of your drumming. Most importantly, he or she will inspire you to be the best drummer that you can be. Learn about great drum teachers near you.
- Develop good hand technique first. Without good technique, there will be a limit on how far you can progress with the Rock Drumming System. In addition to purchasing the Rock Drumming System, I would suggest purchasing the Moeller Method Secrets course.
- Develop good bass drum technique. Let’s face it, our feet can’t do as much stuff as hour hands do when drumming. Many people neglect bass drum technique and develop bad habits. The Rock Drumming System gives you a good introduction to bass drum technique. For a more in depth study of bass drum technique, purchase Bass Drum Secrets.
- Always practice drumming with a metronome. It’s important that you use a metronome, even if you feel your timing is perfect. Treat the metronome as if it were your band member. Listen to it attentively and lock in with it. Use it with all the material in the Rock Drumming System.
- Video tape yourself. Watching yourself on video will give you invaluable feedback. Personally, I find it very difficult to watch myself play drums on video.
- Listen to Classic Rock, especially Led Zeppelin. While there are so many bands and artists that have influenced rock, I feel that Led Zeppelin is one of the most important band for a drummer to learn from. This can be attributed to the wide variety of songs that they play, the complexity of some of there songs, or that amazing feel John Bonham had behind the drums. I would highly recommend the book, Drum Techniques of Led Zeppelin.
- Learn every song in the Drum Techniques of Led Zeppelin. Take your time and learn it note for note. One of word of caution: because the book is transcribed, there might be some spots in the music that seem wrong (or debateable). Unfortunately, we can’t interview John Bonham to figure out what he played. At the same time, that’s the beauty of learning a drum part note for note. You have to get into the brain of one of the best rock drummers in history. Click here to purchase the Drum Techniques of Led Zeppelin. The Drum Techniques of Led Zeppelin is an excellent supplement to the Rock Drumming System.
- Practice on a good drum set. Stick to reliable drum brands like Pearl, Ludwig, Tama, Yamaha, Gretsch, Mapex, and DW. For cymblas, Zildjian, Sabian, Paiste, and Meinl are reliable brands. For the best prices, visit the Funky Music Store.
- Play with musicians that are better than you. This will force you to grow as a rock drummer.
- Stick with it. I can guarantee that you will get frustrated. One of the amazing things that I’ve had to learn about drumming is that skills don’t come all at once. They slowly unfold over time. With the Rock Drumming System, you can learn at your own pace. Who knows? You might surprise yourself with how quickly you progress.
Learn Rock Drums with the Rock Drumming System
Learn Rock Drumming with Neil Peart
If you’ve ever dreamed of learning to play the drums like a rock legend then this is going to be one of the most exciting websites you visit today! Here’s why: Because learning to play the drums is a lot like learning how to speak a new language – the better instruction you receive the easier it is to do! So why not go straight to a rock drumming legend Neil Peart to get some tips? In the three clips below Neil, who is the drummer for the band Rush, teaches soloing…you should definitely check them out.
Learn Rock Drums with the Rock Drumming System
Neil Peart teaching soloing over a waltz.
Learn Rock Drums with the Rock Drumming System
Neil Peart exploring a Steve Gadd fill idea.
Learn Rock Drums with the Rock Drumming System
Neil Peart teaching Limbo fills.
Learn Rock Drums with the Rock Drumming System
John Bonham
Now when it comes to rock drumming, many people consider John Bonham of Led Zeppelin to be the greatest rock drummer who ever lived. So it’s definitely a good idea for aspiring rock drummers to learn more about him. Check out this Traps Magazine article on John Bonham (click the link or copy and paste it into your web browser):
Check out this Traps Magazine article on John Bonham
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John Bonham Drum Solo
John Bonham was known for his powerful drum solos. Check out his drum solo on the song, Moby Dick.
After viewing the Bonham video, as well as the Neil Peart videos above, you may be more inspired than ever to pursue rock drumming. If so, don’t forget, the Rock Drumming System will teach you everything you need to know and you won’t have to pay for expensive private lessons and you won’t have to battle traffic driving to your lessons.
Learn Rock Drums with the Rock Drumming System
