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As someone with a Bachelor's degree from Belmont University in "Commercial Music Performance" - I wanted to put all my thoughts on "music school" in one place. So here it is.

More on me and what I do:

https://www.timbuellmusic.com

Instagram: @timbuell

There are SO many drum lessons on the planet - and most I've found are about exercises, fills, technical things that can be written on a page. But what about "groove"? What about "feel"? What about "touch"? These are the topics that REALLY separate a "good" drummer from a "great" drummer.

That is what I want to talk about today - "internal dynamics" and how they can improve your touch and sound on the drums - which will translate to your playing becoming "groovier" and better drummer in almost every way.

For more on Caleb:

Instagram: @caleb_crosby and @TBSHAKEDOWN

http://www.tylerbryantandtheshakedown.com/

For free drum-nerd lessons/transcriptions/etc visit:

https://www.timbuellmusic.com/timstranscriptions

For more on Dom Famularo:

https://www.domfamularo.com/

For free drum-nerd lessons/transcriptions/etc visit:

https://www.timbuellmusic.com/timstranscriptions

For more on Juan "Carlito" Mendoza:

https://carlitomendoza.com/

Instagram: @juancarlitomendoza

For free drum-nerd lessons/transcriptions/etc visit:

https://www.timbuellmusic.com/timstranscriptions

Today I answer more of your questions from Instagram (you can find me @timbuell). Today we are talking about linear drumming, how many drums you should own, what mics to use when recording, and more.

For free drum-nerd lessons/transcriptions/etc visit:

https://www.timbuellmusic.com/timstranscriptions

For a free 4-part video course that breaks down my process and shows you all the tools I mentioned for transcribing drums visit:

https://www.timbuellmusic.com/howtotranscribe

For more info on the program Transcribe! visit:

https://www.timbuellmusic.com/buy-transcribe/

Daniella Mason is one of my all-time favorite musical artists and in this episode we discuss a range of topics: her recent sabbatical from work, creating art from the "grey" in life, and how to find your own voice as an artist.

For more on Daniella you can find her music on any streaming platform or at these places:

https://www.daniellamason.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/daniellamason

So you are tasked with learning 15 songs for an upcoming show. You being learning the tunes and realize some of the songs have electronic drums in them. And a few of the other songs have VERY minimal drum parts in them.

What do you do? How do you take a drum part from "the record" and translate it to a drum part that will work live on-stage?

That is what Nate Onstott and I break down in today's episode.

For more on Nate:

https://www.nateodrum.com/

Instagram: @nateodrum