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- 4 min
- Rockin' The Ruffs
In this episode of drumcast.tv, Darren talks about two variations of four-stroke ruffs that can be played across the snare, toms and kick, and they sound pretty cool.
6 min - Double bass drum fast and longMooey from Maryland asks about how to speed up his feet on double bass drum.11 min
- Independence in macro focusRuss from Illinois asks about how to increase his independence between his right foot and right hand.7 min
- 10 min
- Encouraging young drummers to learn rudimentsThomas from Georgia asks how he can encourage his 7-year-old son to learn drum rudiments.7 min
- Hi-hats and resonant headsGeno from North Carolina asks about getting the hi-hat up to par, and David from California asks about changing resonant drumheads.9 min
- Drumming Through Sheer DeterminationTim from Cincinnati asks a question about overcoming the lack of flexibility in his wrist, and Darren talks about Dan Caro, an amazing drummer who can provide inspiration to overcome any number of obstacles.6 min
- Basic Rock Fills (with transcription)Joe asks about basic drum fills, and Darren goes over a few fills he transcribed.10 min
- Fill without messing everything upTerry from Pennsylvania asks about rimshots and Lewis from New Jersey asks about improvising. The song "Free" was written by Lee Saeger and Darren Matthes.13 min
About drumcast.tv
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Experience a journey in drumming with Darren Matthes, one of the Internet's first, most prolific and popular drum show hosts. drumcast.tv is for drummers of every age, style and skill level and covers…
a wide range of information on drums and drumming technique, from fundamental to advanced. Darren presents it all in a laid-back style while answering questions from viewers and sharing insights into how to get the most out of your time behind the drum kit. Call the drumcast.tv toll-free voicemail line with questions, comments and suggestions at 1-800-827-9170.