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vorsybl
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Hello everyone, I haven't been around in a while and so I will get straight to the point. Hope everyone has been excelling at their music and kicking butt.
Basically, I don't have access to a drumkit any longer, but I do not want to stop practicing. All I have is some sticks and my drum pad, so I figured at the very least I can develop my hand technique/speed while still studying and practicing music. I spent 3 1/2 years studying under a drummer at college as part of my courses, and developed an understanding and real appreciation for drum theory if that's what it's called? Basically I know how drum notation works, I can read and write drum notation, and at least I think it is an asset in that I can practice almost anything I want to.
So my question is, what can I do with my practice pad to continue practicing?
Basically, I don't have access to a drumkit any longer, but I do not want to stop practicing. All I have is some sticks and my drum pad, so I figured at the very least I can develop my hand technique/speed while still studying and practicing music. I spent 3 1/2 years studying under a drummer at college as part of my courses, and developed an understanding and real appreciation for drum theory if that's what it's called? Basically I know how drum notation works, I can read and write drum notation, and at least I think it is an asset in that I can practice almost anything I want to.
So my question is, what can I do with my practice pad to continue practicing?