Question:
will i become a drum player???
hellkittyrox9@ymail.com
2008-07-18 11:48:06 UTC
it dosn't matter wherver i am, i just like to bang on things. like when drummers bang on the drums. plus i do want to play the drums and the percuction. a percustion is a drum....but its not the kind of drum that you use in a rock band....if you know what i mean. aslo a few weeks ago there was this rock song, and since i don't have a drum set i used two pencil for my drum sticks, and the table for my drums. basically i just like to bang, smash, and hit things (and not people). its been like this since i was a little girl. it's a habbit i can't control....it's addicting. when a song has a nice beat, i just beat along with it. and i don't like any beat...i like those LOUD beats, where it'll just make you get-up-and-dance.
Ten answers:
The Colonel poundin the skinz
2008-07-18 11:54:45 UTC
Sounds like you've got it in you, but it doesn't just "happen". You've gotta make the effort to begin with formal training. Take lessons at a music store, buy practice pads which are quiter than drums till you're sure you wanna buy a set, get a metronome to practice keeping time with etc.



Having the knack for drums is great, but you have to put it to use through application. Taking lessons and understanding the technicality of drumming, reading music, music theory etc are the way to start....then if you apply those things, your natural talent should begin to shine...



Good luck!
2008-07-18 11:52:49 UTC
Just cause you bang things doesn't mean you will be a good drummer, I can play the drums and the main thing is rhythm. I also play guitar piano and bass but dont think you will get on a drum kit and be able to play.

Everything takes practise and not many people make it successful and become a pro.

Good Luck anyway.
borgmann
2016-10-05 11:12:11 UTC
study from the zen masters of drums. i in my view advise you finding movies of the overdue chum prosperous, the drummer who inspired Rush's Neal Peart to be the surprising drummer he's right this moment. the appropriate thank you to check is to purchase a hardship-unfastened drum kit---and tirelessly paintings at it for hours each and every day, evolving that kit as you bypass alongside. the attempt, force and concentration you place into drumming, the extra valuable you finally exchange into.
2008-07-18 11:56:12 UTC
Probably not, because you got it all wrong. Playing drums is not "banging on things," it's contributing to the harmony of a musical composition. Your motivation is all wrong, and your spelling and grammar show a total lack of discipline and ability to learn - so, you have a wrong motivation, no initiative (otherwise you'd be learning percussion and not asking strangers about it here) and no discipline to learn and practice... I'd say, forget about it.
Dean K
2008-07-18 11:53:23 UTC
if you go to school then maybe your musician teacher can help you!



If your good at trying out the real thing, ask you mum or save up for drumming lessons. I did this for singing!
Jesse DC
2008-07-18 11:56:56 UTC
Get a set and a go for it. Play alot and if you like it go with it. Its not easy to make the transition from dashboard to drumset but it's well worth it.
Pepsihockey05
2008-07-18 11:56:35 UTC
You might as well try.....



Im a guitarist and didnt know until i tried that i was decent, quick fingers came natural i guess. But it'll definitely take a lot of practice.....
2008-07-18 11:53:39 UTC
if you like beats, and you like to bang on things, YES this may mean your mind is telling you that you like to play the drums. if you have good beat i think you should go ahead and play the drums. if you love it, go ahead and do it [:
alissa
2008-07-18 11:53:03 UTC
Well, I'm not a drummer, but I'm a bassist and I do the same thing. :P
Mgina
2008-07-18 11:52:12 UTC
If you want to try it, go for it! Who knows, you can be some undiscovered talent! :3


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