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Hi, I am a begginer, and i want to learn drums, which type drum kit should i buy? Elec. regular, table top?
Hey guys, i am a high school Junior ( yeah, i know that i am old) and i want to start playing drums.
I am going to learn by myself, since i dont really want to pay for lessons, and i know there is alot of stuff online. That being said, i have a couple of question for you pros out there.
1. What kit should i buy?
--Since i live in an apartment, a regulat kit might be a nuisance to others, i am not sure if my neighbors downstairs will hear them or not, i have wooden/ carpet floor. Anyways, i was alway leaning toward an electronic kit, but as i researched, i came upon the prices and they were not exactly cheap... so, are there any begginer sets ( complete set), not too expensive, $100- $200, give or take. Also should i go for tabletop electronic set or, a standard kit. On youtube, they both sounded the same, and table tops are a bit cheaper.
So please tell me a kit that i could buy online (amazon, BB, etc.) and i would like it to be electronic, also in my price range ( i am a little flexible).
2. Do you know any websites or have any links, for begginers, that take them up from A and teach them until Z. Ofcourse Free is better (best). any videos, tutorials, etc.
-- but mainly, i am really looking for a set...
Could you give me a small description on each type/ comparison?
Thank You so Much for your time!
:D
3 Answers
- steveLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
You could try the Yamaha DD-65 Digital Drum Kit
http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGpSjCdJM_s
You might find this series of 22 teaching videos helpful --
http://www.monkeysee.com/play/655-the-drums
There are additional videos within this search --
http://www.monkeysee.com/search?page=1&search=drum...
Or try --
http://www.freedrumlessons.com/
These are very useful in learning rudiments --
http://www.vicfirth.com/education/rudiments.php
http://www.evansdrumheads.com/EVMedia.Page?ActiveI... -- search for 'rudiments'
Or maybe start out with a drum practice pad --
http://www.vicfirth.com/products/pads.php
Source(s): http://www.wescrawford.com/introseries.html - 4 years ago
maximum definatley. surely, all there is to studying the thank you to play the drums is muscle memory. in case you recognize how a drumset is set up, make one with pots and pans. might seem stupid although this is going to truly help with enjoying greater suitable than one tool at a time.
- 9 years ago
in our school we don't use drums but a beatbox (without cymbals, but you can buy those separately if you desperately need them)
its small and convenient and its portable to carry around, and easy to pack away so you would have space in your apartment and it won't be really a nuisance to others.
And, to top it off, if you place it in a corner, you can use it as a stepladder, stool, or as a miniature table.
Source(s): Sister's boyfriend's sister, kareoke bars, my school.