Showing posts with label Free Drumscores/ Transcription. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Free Drumscores/ Transcription. Show all posts

Saturday, January 25, 2014

Chris Dave Transcription




Here's a transcription done by Dean Mccormick. He has several other short transcription by Steve Gadd, Vinnie Colaiuta and more so you might wanna check it out. Here's the video of Chris Dave's Medley Part 2. This is so sick, you got to check this out.

Friday, December 14, 2012

Thomas Pridgen - Wax Simulacra

Here's an uber sick drumming song Wax Simulacra by Thomas Thomas Pridgen, ex-drummer of The Mars Volta. I really like this one. Very technical and musical at the same time.

Here's a drum cover of by Luke Holland which I thought is really well done. (Drum transcription by Anthony Lopez)

 









Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Rush - Limelight

Hi guys! Special treat from marchstick. If you like rush, here's a drum score to the song Limelight.
From the book drum techniques from Rush! Please buy the book if you love Rush!

Password: machsticks

Rush - limelight pdf


Thursday, May 19, 2011

Another great lesson




Hey guys here a cool website with the famous grooves. It's mainly shuffle grooves and the cool thing is you can listen to the groove as it loops. I found this website a couple of years back when I was listening to Blink 182 Feeling this and looking for a drum score. Check it out yo.

http://www.drumgroove.com/famous.htm

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Rodney Holmes Groove Transcription

This is a cool drum beat Rodney Holmes did 5 years back. It's still cool now, one of the must learn!

You might need some serious speed building to get to his tempo. Really sick stuff he got there.





Here's a link to the transcription by Fran Merante.

http://www.cidrumming.com/rodneyholmes.htm

Saturday, January 29, 2011

RUSH - YYZ

Hey. Here's a song from the Drum Techniques of Rush by Neil Peart.
It's a great book because I don't like reading tabs. I prefer drum notations since I'm taught how to read that way. If you don't, you should learn to. Being able to read drum notations really broaden my techniques because I can learn stuff on my own instead of relying on my ears. Just like being able to read means that you have a infinite source of materials, reading drum notations allow you to learn more stuff written by drummers. In the subsequent posts, I will introduce books that helped me in my techniques.

Here's my mediafire link to download the file. Have fun learning!

http://www.mediafire.com/?pysxhwec5lbhore

password:marchsticks

Friday, January 28, 2011