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| grimey piper |
Posted - 14/06/2012 : 13:34:34
THIS IS A LINK TO A VID OF ME PLAYING DRUM N BASS, I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE YOUR COMMENTS AND FEEDBACK AS I'M CONSIDERING GIVING UP MY JOB TO FOLLOW THIS FULL TIME. THIS VID WAS JUST AN IMPROV ALSO, WE HAD NOT PRACTICED OR PLAYED THIS BEFORE SO APOLOGIES FOR ANY MISTAKES
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyL5Lyq7MtA&feature=plcp
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| benjisonfire |
Posted - 14/06/2012 : 18:02:16
unless your getting enough money to live on from this work... I would keep the day job and push it in your spare time... if you reckon you can do it, go for it! do as much as you can and best of luck! |
| Geoff_fry01 |
Posted - 14/06/2012 : 17:28:23
IMO, don't trust strangers to decide your life..
If you want to play drums professionally you can.. but you need a plan.. hardly any are lucky enough to just play drums for a living.. I teach, do sessions, play for function and wedding bands and run a house band at a venue jam night...
I have (and still do) study new stuff every day..
I also had the bonus of working in IT before going pro so websites etc were no problems.and I always had the luxury of falling back on a trade... I am well out of date now thou :)
To be honest.. if you want to make money from drum and bass play congas etc in night clubs.. there is always work and u get all the money..
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| thebeaver |
Posted - 14/06/2012 : 16:45:15
Did you just mean drumming for a living? Not necissarily just drum n bass?
In any case, the most important thing to learn is: please take of the caps lock when posting. NOBODY LIKES BEING SHOUTED AT ONLINE! LULZ!!1! |
| logic_user99 |
Posted - 14/06/2012 : 15:53:07
In concurrence with that which has been said with my learned colleagues here; don't give up the day job. Solid enough standard drum'n'bass grooves but it didn't do anything to light my fire I'm afraid.
It's not really the sort of thing that anyone (unless you're JoJo Mayer!) is really going to make any money from. I'd enjoy the time jamming with the band, work on your vocabulary and stylist approach, make a few tracks and get them up on Bandcamp. You stand a fair chance of making a couple of quid pocket money that way. And remember; it's not just the drums that make drum'n'bass. The other elements in the band really have to be right.
Have you heard of these guys? http://soundcloud.com/china-shop-bull I saw them supporting Voodoo Glow Skulls a year or so back; they were tight. Drum'n'bass grooves and vibes played with a 'traditional' rock band-style set up. |
| Pegdrummer |
Posted - 14/06/2012 : 15:38:04
It was OK. Nice and tight in places and technically sound. However as Lee said, not really a commercial thing - and no offence, but there are better people out there in that niche. Stick with the day job 
Ed - surpisingly long for you |
| Casthoop |
Posted - 14/06/2012 : 15:19:07
20 seconds
Ed |
| lee haydn |
Posted - 14/06/2012 : 14:20:21
You don't mention whether or not "we" is all there is, if it is, i don't see where you will make a living at it, drums n bass are great for jammin together but taking it on the road as a pro' project isn't a good idea imho, if you have a decent job i would stick with it, especially in these present clime's, there's brilliant muso's out there that are struggling for good gigs,, |
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