New double kick beat from me.

[Chicky]

Just some drumming, improvising some double kick beats, listen to the fill about half way through.

http://media.putfile.com/trying-out-some-new-beats



*edit

Also, here's me and some mates improvising some riffs together. I'm doing vocals here not drumming.

http://media.putfile.com/DFS---rough-song-first-take

[DoorKnobHandle]

Very nice, you'd be in my band instantly.

Of course, the recording quality isn't quite top-notch (mostly obvious in the second half after your fill with the volume fade-ins/outs and the MSN noise in it ), but your playing seems spot-on.

You should vary time-signatures though - how about something in 7/8 or 5/4?

[Chicky]

thanks Dkh, simple 4/4 is what I'm used to and apart from 16 beat there's not a lot else i do. I've been playing 4 years or so but i still haven't had my first drumming lesson, so my technique and theory is pretty messy.

Also, it was recorded using the video function on my digital camera and then i used audacity to record wave out from the video, hence the 'hardware unplugged' noise.

[Peder 🚀]

hence the 'hardware unplugged' noise.

I thought I heard that

Anyway, sounds good!
made me want to record some drums and post here! lol.


Peder...

[Chicky]

Cheers Pedar.

Here's me and some mates improvising some riffs together. I'm doing vocals here not drumming.

http://media.putfile.com/DFS---rough-song-first-take

[jetxl]

Call me indie-pop, but I don't like dubble base kicks. It takes all the fun away from the hi-hat.
Then again, it's mandatory for metal, so you spent your bread wisely.

[ThreeOhFour]

I like it. Its cool how you did lots of small bursts rather than one big long one.

Jet - There are metal bands that don't use double kick too. And there is more to drumming than your standard hi-hat runs. But I can't tell you what to like, so go your own way.

I like double kick a lot.

Good stuff.