what is the best drum technique book to buy? I want a book with rudimental patterns; fills etc?
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Look for anything by Jim Coffin, a tremendous instructor and percusionist.
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Be honest, they will find out eventually anyway, then you are screwed. Practice, practice, practice. Establish your priorities, if drumming is last, you will never do it.
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There isn't really any good sites, this is because unlike guitar or bass, drums are very easy to play by ear, and the so-called "Drum-Tab" is harder to follow then actual music notation. You don't have to read music to play the drums, but the Tab won't get you anywhere, use your ears.
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Are you trying to sell band equipment, or are you some kind of non English speaking DJ. If your "Drum and bass" is as disjointed as your English, wont it mess up the beat count.I can imagine it on a count of one to four.\nOne tw hree fou. Sorry dude but yur enlish is upallling.
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Drum.\nFlugelhorn\nHurdygurdy.\nVibraphone,Celeste etc
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PC alone can not create drum beats. It has to be a software.\n\nTry music mixers online: \nhttp://www.shockwave.com/sw/musicphotos/music_mixers/
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farily simple to learn, extrememly difficult to master.\nguitar for dummies is an excellent book, and you dont need to know how to read music
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call or visit your local music store (make sure they at least sell drums) ask them for help, or some literature. They should be happy to help! Best of Luck! Happy Drumming!!!!
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Try tis site out. It's a good place to get sheet music and midi sounds. All you need is there.
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Why copy a song beat for beat?\nHere is a link of sweet drum loops\nfrom classic songs....I've used a few\nfor beats.....All you need is to add your\nown twist.\n\nhttp://www.phatdrumloops.com/old%5Fsite/\n\nThere were some sweet beats back in the day!
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Try Amazon.com\nThey do have some books and records that might appeal to a English Country Dance buff.
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The book "Hobby Gunsmithing" by Ralph T. Walker contains an excellent chapter on stock checkering. It starts with the very basics and is geared toward the beginner.\nIf you're at all interested in working on guns, even if it's just to clean and repair your own firearms, I highly recommend this book. The late Ralph Walker was a gunsmith of vast experience and he had a down-home, real-world  writing style that's easy for beginners to follow.\nThe book is available from Amazon.com and probably other places as well.
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Get the Bob Anderson book entitled 'Stretching'.  Its the best and has lots of illustrations. Anderson is nationally recognized by top athletes and sports doctors. There are other fine books as well but in my opinion this one is best and is not expensive.
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Micro RhythmTrak\nZoom MRT3B\n\nVery compact, good sounding, drum machine that's useful for small studio/solo/small group use.
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I love it. Have over 20 books on the subject, and still want more! Do you have any good book suggestions ?
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I suggest you try the the Ft Drum Inspector General.  Bulding P-10, 720 (room A2-75)  (315) 772-5492
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Of course the best web site must contain nothing but Drum'n'Bass. So, \n\nhttp://www.breakbeat.co.uk/