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Any questions regarding drumming--rudiments, fills, beats, reading music, tabs, other topics. Any questions regarding drums--buying, tuning, etc. Please do not flag questions as "private". To do so prevents others from benefiting from the answer. For this reason,I will not answer private questions.
I have been a private drum instructor for 20 years. I own and operate May Music Studio. http://www.may-studio-music-lessons.com
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Hi, Malcolm-- You will be happy to know that this is a situation which is not difficult to correct. There is a detailed discussion about elimination unwanted ringing at: http://www.may-studio-music-lessons
Hi, Hallie-- Start by listening to a LOT of jazz recordings. There are many types of jazz and extensive listening will help you to determine what type suits your tastes best. Next, try to get a basic
Hi, Jeff-- The way to go at this point would be a cymbal "Pack"--meaning that you can all the cymbals you need for one price. Here are a couple of ideas: --The Zildjian ZPB Pitch Black Pro Cymbal
Hi, Ling-- The best explanation of this technique can be found at: http://www.drumskillz.com/cont_view.php?cont_id=36 Follow the instructions very carefully and above all, be PATIENT! By the
Hi, Robert-- Please visit: http://www.may-studio-music-lessons.com/tuning-drums.html There you will find helpful hints and books as well as recommended resources for tuning your son's drums.
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