Inside Drum Technique

Discover a new method on how to develop your hand technique. Learn how to play drums step by step and from scratch!

What you'll learn

Our goal is to accompany you on the progress of the development of your hand technique, so in these 25 videos (2 hs.) we will show and explain you step by step and from scratch…
- Working your posture and relaxation.
- The different ways of holding the sticks (grips) and how they work (examples with everyday movements).
- Advantages and comparisons between the different grips.
- Which elements to consider when choosing a pair of drumsticks.
- The concept of stick bounce, approached from the importance in sound and physical development.
- Starting to feel comfortable and in control with our movements with drumsticks.
- Different ways to stretch and warm up before practicing or playing.
- Hand routines with indications of possible physical sensations that you can experience.
All explained from HD multiple takes.
One of the focus points of this method is to face difficulties as something natural in the process of developing your hand technique, with this we want you to avoid premature frustrations that can take you to stop playing this amazing instrument. It is impossible not to make mistakes when you learn something new, but it is possible to be aware of them in order to know how to face them . IN ORDER TO HELP YOU EVALUATE AND SEE YOUR PROGRESS EVERY WEEK, WE SHOW YOU THESE POSSIBLE MISTAKES AND WE EXPLAIN THE WAY TO OVERCOME THEM.

Requirements

1- A pair of drum sticks. 2- A practice pad. 3- Any software to play the videos (.mp4).

Description

Description of the course

The main aim of IDT is to show and to explain the processes necessary to go through in order to develop a technique that allows us to play in a relaxed, controlled and musical way.

Along these videos I will do my best to show in detail the physical sensations that can be experienced when starting to study the technique. To achieve this, I will do a careful analysis of every movement made.

I will place particular emphasis on the importance of passing through some stages which, in my opinion, are vital to acquire an effective hand drumming technique. I will show that by working in a constant and progressive way, with clear goals, it is possible to achieve tangible results and to avoid frustrations.

I want to share with you my belief that a constant thirst for knowledge and the feeling of satisfaction when developing news skills can lead to a creative way of studying our instruments.

The satisfaction of learning how to make a stroke comfortably will surely encourage us to keep on practicing to strive for perfection. This way we will reach more complex stages each time. As we become more confident and more curious we will feel more motivated to improve our technique and to practice regularly. Such practice should not be experienced as a dull and monotonous routine but as an opportunity to learn new things and to become better drummers, better musicians and better artists.

Mi chief aim is to encourage you to discover and experience this. If this happens, then this work has achieved its purpose.


Our conception about technique

To acquire a good technique does not mean becoming extremely virtuous only. It means having the ability to produce the right sound effect in a certain musical moment, as well. The more tools we have to create these effects, the better our technique and the richer our music.

To sum up, I believe studying in detail the technique allows us to express better when playing our instruments. Hence, we play in a more colorful and versatile way.

Although this guide is focused on studying and analyzing the technique, I firmly believe a good musician should develop its creativity and musical sense as well.

I think this work I am sharing with you would be worthless if its aim was not a musical one.

I insist on the fact that the technique should always serve music, for this is the only way it gains real value.

- The 25 videos/chapters are in high definition [HD] mp4 format. -

Who this course is for:

Beginners who want to learn drum technique. Professionals who want to improve and learn in depth different aspects of their technique.