Great links for drummers

[NUTHA JASON]

here are some:

http://www.tigerbill.com/subjects/drumlessons.htm
great general lessons and advice site.

http://www.geocities.com/bonzofreak/
for all of us bonzo fans

http://www.drumschoolfredlankamp.nl/index.php?p=score
another site for drum scores

http://www.drumradio.com/
is waht it says it is

http://www.moderndrummer.com/
many of you probably have this in your favourites list

http://mxtabs.net/
loads of drum tabs

http://www.sleeve.com/druminstruction.htm
more lessons and rudiments

http://www.vicfirth.com/features.html
many of you probably have this in your favourites list as well.

http://www.onlinedrummer.com/
very useful

http://www.drumsontheweb.com/DOTWpages/Drumkeypages/Yourphotoglry.html
another place to show your kits and see other peoples.

http://home.mchsi.com/~sjmills5/drum-stuff.html
teaching online drums for years he has.



anyone else found stuff that is useful?

post it here with a brief desription as above.
thanks
j

[Gorm]

another zeppelin site i visit is www.led-zeppelin.org (http://www.led-zeppelin.org/index.html) lots of bonham pics, reference stuff etc
Edit: another link i visit http://www.drummingweb.com/tuning.htm plenty of tuning, practice grooves etc great site

[Breakbeat Milo]

- Mendoza International Drum Fest (The greatest drum festival in south america):
www.mendozadrumfest.com.ar

- Perla Marina (Great multimedia web site):
www.perlamarina.com

-Bassdrive Online Drum&Bass Radio:
www.bassdrive.com

-Online Jungle Radio:
www.jungletrain.net

-Drum&Bass Arena:
www.breakbeat.co.uk

-Liquid Funk Music
www.liquidfunk.co.uk

-All the Drum&Bass in the net:
http://drumnbass.leuven.nu/

[NUTHA JASON]

http://www.taborama.com/

another great tab site

j

[somedrummer]

How could everyone so far have forgotten the Drum Tuning Bible?Its in my sig, anyway.

[DogBreath]

Drum Dojo, an interesting site for percussive information. http://www.drumdojo.com/switchbo.htm

DrumPro Magazine.
http://www.cdipublications.com/

Drum Circle Meet Up Groups Worldwide. If you like hand drums and drum circles, find some in your area.
http://drumcircle.meetup.com/about/

Tomás Howie Drumming Web drum tuning page. A very nice supplement to Prof. Sound's Tuning Guide.
http://www.drummingweb.com/tuning.htm

Web Mahem's online drum tab rudiment matrix. Compose, play, see what that tricky piece of music you're deciphering is supposed to sound like.
http://webmayhem.net/drum/

HammerHead Rhythm Station. A fun place to play with beats.
http://www.threechords.com/hammerhead/

[drumbum]

www.drumsdatabase.com (http://www.drumsdatabase.com)

this site has crazy amounts of information and links....can't believe it hasn't been listed yet...

[NUTHA JASON]

if you are from the uk then here after much research are two valuable links:


http://www.ecymbals.co.uk/
for most definitely the cheapest and best cymbals in the uk. julian, the owner is really friendly and the cymbals are all good. he also buys and sells second hand. all paiste. some tama, premier and sonor goodies too. check it out.

http://www.adcdrums.co.uk/prodtype.asp?PT_ID=145&strPageHistory=cat
the best general drumshop in england.

j

[NUTHA JASON]

... and for just one huge drum related links list try this site out. (some don't work but its a good place for exploring ...
http://www.dougsparling.com/drums/links/

and this one too..
http://drums.songstuff.com/links.php

have fun

j

[NUTHA JASON]

just found this page:

http://home.earthlink.net/~prof.sound/

it is an on line drum tuning bible free. brilliantly detailed and A MUST READ FOR US ALL!

j

[insane drummer]

www.vicfirth.com

They have alot of great lessons and vids.

[Stevis]

http://www.harmony-central.com/Drums/

http://www.dwdrums.com/

http://www.hotdrum.net/

http://www.hotdrum.com/

http://www.hotdrum.org/

[Stu_Strib]

Anyone else notice that drum companies have some of the worst web sites on the web?

And Modern Drummer's web site is devoid of anything useful (to their credit, they are trying to sell a magazine).

I like Drum! magazines website a lot better (much more content, for sure, if you can find it in that gawd awful design).

[finnhiggins]

And Modern Drummer's web site is devoid of anything useful (to their credit, they are trying to sell a magazine).


Doesn't stop Sound On Sound from having an awesome site:

Sound on Sound (http://www.soundonsound.com)

They have heaps of useful articles in their archives on drum recording and various aspects of music production. Check it out.

[Henry II]

www.drumsmith.com (http://www.drumsmith.com/)

www.cymbalholic.com (http://www.cymbalholic.com/)

www.houseofdrumming.com/index2.htm (http://www.houseofdrumming.com/index2.htm)

www.drummercafe.com (http://www.drummercafe.com/)

WARNING: these are tightly moderated sites, frequented by pro drummers (some well known). Weenies, wankers and other miscreants will be banned poste haste.

[RudimentalDrummer]

Thanks and appreciate all of you bros here who had contributed the listing/links....very valuable to me - It's online learning since I'm without any Proper Drum Instructor now ... Oh ! I almost forgot, so are all of you my teachers in one way or another too bros .... thks again to all of you !

[Smoky_McPot]

Anyone else notice that drum companies have some of the worst web sites on the web?

And Modern Drummer's web site is devoid of anything useful (to their credit, they are trying to sell a magazine).

I like Drum! magazines website a lot better (much more content, for sure, if you can find it in that gawd awful design).

Drum companies? Well i hope you dont mean www.vicfirth.com
Absolutely the best rudiment site i have seen, vids of them all basically

[RudimentalDrummer]

Virtual Drummer School

Study at home with all these masters ! - Bill Bruford, Gregg Bissonette, Peter Erskine, Giovanni Hildalgo, Dave Weckl and more and have access to over 1200 online lessons in video with score and commentary for all levels and music style at www.virtualdrummerschool.com however it's not free !

1 mth = 15 Pounds
6 mth = 60 Pounds
12 mth = 100 Pounda

[NUTHA JASON]

http://www.cmdrumstudios.com/transcriptions.html

a new one. great tho.

[Fldrummer]

For the marching crowd.....

www.shotdrum.com

[billy ward]

Not one soul has mentioned my site, which has a VERY active forum. Please pay us a visit if you like...
www.billyward.com

[Bernhard]

Not one soul has mentioned my site, which has a VERY active forum. Please pay us a visit if you like...
www.billyward.com

Absolutely - why could we forget that - THE forum - moderated by Billy Ward himself.

When Drummerworld-Forum was down and there was no hope around, it was Billy himself, who encouraged me to reopen.....

Take a look - join in - and put in some smart comments...it's a wild bunch...give them some...

Bernhard

[Bashkin]

http://www.drumskillz.com/
Another one I dont think saw here before
Interesting stuff

[foursticks]

check out drum bum (http://www.drumbum.com) that's a fantastic site with loads of internet lessons for those who are teaching themselves!

[Stu_Strib]

http://www.sleeve.com/druminstruction.htm
more lessons and rudiments
j

Interestingly enough, he is playing the 6-stroke roll wrong ;-) The proper sticking is R ll rr L R ll rr L R etc.

He's playing R rr ll R L rr ll R R ll rr L R...ughh, that's three times harder than the right way!

Uggh, and his flam accents and swiss triplets aren't even triplets..he's playing 16th 16th 8th (awkward pause) 16th 16th 8th (awkward pause).

I wouldn't recommend this one at all.

[Stu_Strib]

Drum companies? Well i hope you dont mean www.vicfirth.com
Absolutely the best rudiment site i have seen, vids of them all basically


No I mean like Tama, Pearl, Yamaha, Zildjian...to name a few.


Anyway, here are mine:

For learning how to count (http://www.philtulga.com/counter.html)

Not for begginers (http://www.rickgratton.com/lesson1.htm)

Some easy stuff and famous beats (http://www.drumgroove.com/index.htm)

nice long videos explaining good jazz technique (Manchester, UK based drummer) (http://www.davewalsh.net/videos.htm)

http://www.artverdi.com/video.html

rudiments around the kit (http://members.tripod.com/f.unkster/rudiments.html#fivestroke)

A good start to force yourself to learn open-handed playing (http://www.drummingweb.com/ambidexterity.htm)

List of websites that has less dead links than drum bum (http://www.harmony-central.com/Drums/lessons.html)

Good list of online lessons. Not finished yet, but promising. (http://www.beatofdrum.com/index.php)

A guy who studied at the same school as me, very good drumset stuff (http://mikesnyder.net/index2.html)

And the usual others, vicfirth.com being my favorite for snare stuff.

[NUTHA JASON]

here's some more...

http://www.nufusions.com/

www.drumminmen.com (http://www.drumminmen.com/)

http://www.drummingireland.com/forum.php

http://www.411drums.com/

http://drumnetwork.com/rudi1.htm (http://drumnetwork.com/rudi1.htm)

http://www.derekroddy.com/

http://www.drummerszone.com/

http://www.drumrock.com/


worth exploring

[silencebraker]

foursticks is right, www.drumbum.com has one of the largest drum database, including lessons, tablature, audio files and so on. Also, for drum tabs I use very often www.911tabs.com, www.alldrumtab.com or www.allgoodtabs.com. Also, www.musicroom.com is a good site for drum exercices.

[glynes]

My hubby just discovered this:

http://www.cactusjack.com/index.html

You could stay busy for a week looking around here. But no mention of Drummerworld ... Bernhard, you know it's not a definitive list of drum links if your domain isn't listed!

[NUTHA JASON]

http://groove-e.tripod.com/download.html

nice selection of transcriptions

j

[louis]

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

there's a new one >>> www.drummers-paradise.com/forum <<< its nly just started up and awaiting more members. personally i love it!! just as i love this one!

the actual site >> www.drummers-paradise.com << is a blog site about drums, related things, life and everything!!!

take a peep!!

louis
x

[Degas]

http://www.gospelchops.com/index-2.html

some good ones....some not so much.....but defianelty check out

[drumbandit]

www.cymbalcellar.com didn't see if anyone had put that down.

[foursticks]

nice long videos explaining good jazz technique (Manchester, UK based drummer) (http://www.davewalsh.net/videos.htm)

This guy was my very first teacher - an INCREDIBLE drummer and still a good friend actually. Defo check him out - he only taught me for a year unfortunately, but honestly, I wouldn't anywhere near as good as I am now if it weren't for him.

[fourstringdrums]

I want to mention a new site that's officially having a "grand opening" soon in November. www.drummerconnection.com It's completely free and you can upload a profile of yourself with pics, audio, video etc.. There will also be reviews, articles, discussion groups, and a lot more.

[Victor_se]

Well i'm afraid that www.mxtabs.net is down now..
a shame, that was a great site

[ValS]

hi, i just wanted to ask where i can find any Modern Drummer magazine online versions, i mean archive, it may be some separate articles.. thanx

[Victor_se]

Well

Modern Drummer Is selling a dvd/cd ( not sure what is it ) with MD’s 25-Year Archive Includes the first 265 issues of Modern Drummer (1977 through 2001). for only $129.99! (That’s just .49¢ per issue.)

( copy paste from the page :P )

http://www.moderndrummer.com/itemList/dvd-magazine-archive

A link if you want to see some it or if you want to order it.

Ok hope that Helps.

[zachwhite24]

Hey just wanted to let you all know anybody in Denver this weekend..... RMPA is having a day of percussion with the blue knights drumline and a lot of ver good teachers including bill bachmen. Also will anybody let me know when you hear of a jeff queen clinic in colorado?? Thanks!

[drummer-derk]

hello,

her is a graet site http://www.dwdrums.com/kitbuilder/kitbuilder.asp
you can design your own drumset her

of cours is www.drummerworld.com the best drummer site ever maid

[feno13]

Hi folks,

I was just trying to start a new post but I can't seem to so I'll just enquire here :) I've heard a rumour that there's these new drum thrones that send a pulse through the seat for a click track so that headphones/in-ear monitors don't need to be used. Can anyone confirm whether this is true or not and if its true, could someone post a link as to where I can check em out?!

I may not be here again soon, so if anyone is feeling PARTICULARLY nice, my e mail address is brendanfennessy1@gmail.com

Cheers! Great site by the way!

[pimp_my_RIDE]

]www.snarescience.com Loads of rudimental stuff

[Craig Blundell]

well, you're welcome to check out the hidden features and have a good luck round my site

www.craigblundell.net

best wishes

Craig

[nick_bailey]

http://www.kenbrashear.com/

heaps of fun, though theres is a little lag.

[GRUNTERSDAD]

www.drumforum.org
great site for buying and selling used gear

www.drumheadmag.com
newer drum magazine with great interview, lessons, and a free play-along CD in every issue.

[OldSpice]

The Music Nation site I've been using is pretty cool not just for drums for independent music in general. There is an air drumming contest that they're doing, which is silly, but still fun. So here it is.

http://musicnation.musicnation.com/view/blog

[Rogue Elephant]

well, you're welcome to check out the hidden features and have a good luck round my site

www.craigblundell.net

best wishes

Craig

Crazy page man... I like it. The hidden pages are a cool touch. Nice grooves too...

[Bart Elliott]

For the percussionist in you ... here are some nice sites that I didn't see listed:

The Conga Place
www.congaplace.com (http://www.congaplace.com)

Rhythm Web
http://www.rhythmweb.com

[forpetessake]

Ahem....I am just a noobie, so forgive me....but my lil old site is a kind of cool place not just for Peter Criss fans, but for drummers and anyone who wants to have some fun.

We even have a cool drummers section.

http://the9livesofpetercriss.freeforums.org

[peanut23s]

i could have sworn id have already posted here but oh well

for purchasing stuff

wembleydrumcentre.com good low prices plus a wide range of stock and quick delivery

GAk.co.uk also for guitars and keybords and more sells a good range shame theres not more.

thomann.de foreign site but again has a wide range of stock at good prices

[bigdrumthump]

Hi all,

For daily drumming news, you can click on over to our site: bigdrumthump.com (http://www.bigdrumthump.com)

Thanks!

[dqmot17]

http://www.drumless.com The only place to search for drummless tracks.

[drapl]

My site

http://drumspercussion.net

[rootheart]

great topic ! = great collection of informations
I´d like to add:
drumscore.com
freedrumlessons.com

[Forbesguy634]

I 2nd that, great topic!!

[Rimshot1]

http://www.drumless.com The only place to search for drummless tracks.


Hi,

I came across this info/link whilst searching the net. I know quite a few people are into drumless tracks to practice with. I have not got any of the cd's mentioned so no reviews I'm afraid, just notification that they are available. On dissapointment though I did notice that the cd's do not show or give a listing of how many tracks, what they are (titles) so it's really taking a chance by buying on line. I suppose USA customers could phone (but I did not check further).
:-)

http://drumbum.com/music-without-drums/

[Rhythmizer]

Hi!

http://www.learningdrum.com/drumeducation.html provides with some great drumlessons, mostly funk, jazz basics, odd meter and different technique tutorials. They have a fun videosystem!

[EvanMatthiesen]

does anyone know a link to any sortof 'drum maker', like one were you can design the perfect drum kit, just for fun? ive seen the DW kitbuilder, but ive seen pictures people have made with some other thing that look way more rad. i want something fun to do at work

[joeddrum]

This is a new custom drum series by the awesome drummer Bernie Galane. These are tiptop of the line drums and they sound great, check out some of his videos on myspace.

www.myspace.com/GalaneDrums

[jdmdrums]

Check out buckscountydrumco.com

[DrumMasterDave]

Great kinks everyone, I cant believe no one posted www.FreeDrumLessons.com though. Whether you like Jared or not that is a kick ass site with a ton of free videos.

[DrumsTheWord]

I am in the process of developing a drumming resource on my own website found at www.drumstheword.com (http://www.drumstheword.com). I'm still building up the number of free lessons and articles found on the site and I am aiming to add at least three new lessons/articles every week.

I hope people find this useful.

[techristian]

http://teachmedrums.com

Dan

[diverdown]

I found this one, Check out these Bonham files:
http://www.saladrecords.com/bonhamfiles.htm

[itsbettertodieyoung]

www.freedrumlessons.com

[maxwelton2004]

Is it my ageing eyes, or does the name Frankie Carlson not appear in the Drummerworld lists?

[kojo78]

great topic ! = great collection of informations
I´d like to add:
drumscore.com
freedrumlessons.com

Freedrumlessons.com have been already added, great place to check out by the way