There are various ways to improve double kick drum consistency and speed. Start off using a lot of pillows to muffle the sound.
Improve double kick consistency.
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How To: Improve double kick consistency.
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Hold the bodhrán drum tipper
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Play the "Four Sticks" groove on drums
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Play various rhythms on bongos
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Make a Djembe African hand drum
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Play a basic conga drum sequence
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Clap Flamenco rhythms
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Treat the skin on your bodhrán drum
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Perform a prop spin with a mace
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Play the drum part to Back in Black by AC/DC
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Improve your Darbuka/Doumbek Turkish solo technique
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Play cha-cha drum patterns
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Use a 4-mallet Burton or Musser grip on the vibes
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Play "Hard to Handle" by the Black Crows on drums
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Play accents and ghost notes on the drums
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Play "Satisfaction" by the Rolling Stones on the drums
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Play a triplet diddle on the snare drum
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Practice without a bodhrán and make your own tipper
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How To:
Play the maracas
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How To:
Understand time signatures & BPM (beats per minute)
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How To:
Hold the bodhrán drum tipper
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How To:
Perform a drum major finger roll with a mace
-
How To:
Play the "Four Sticks" groove on drums
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How To:
Play various rhythms on bongos
-
How To:
Make a Djembe African hand drum
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How To:
Play a basic conga drum sequence
-
How To:
Clap Flamenco rhythms
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How To:
Treat the skin on your bodhrán drum
-
How To:
Perform a prop spin with a mace
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How To:
Play the drum part to Back in Black by AC/DC
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How To:
Improve your Darbuka/Doumbek Turkish solo technique
-
How To:
Play "Satisfaction" by the Rolling Stones on the drums
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How To:
Play "Hard to Handle" by the Black Crows on drums
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How To:
Use a 4-mallet Burton or Musser grip on the vibes
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How To:
Play cha-cha drum patterns
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How To:
Play accents and ghost notes on the drums
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How To:
Practice without a bodhrán and make your own tipper
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Tune a Djembe African hand drum properly
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