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Drumming requires physical fitness and mobility, but being physically fit doesn't necessarily mean being in 'drum shape.'Outdoor gigs present unique challenges due to weather, sound issues, and lack of control over the environment.The relationship between fitness and drumming is complex. It focuses on mobility and the importance of maintaining physical health for long-term drumming.Public speaking in outdoor events and the impact of weather on performances are significant factors that affect drummers' and performers' experiences.The challenges of drum-specific performances, including sound issues and the lack of intimacy in outdoor settings, contribute to the complexity of live drumming experiences. Comfort levels in different aspects of a musician's career can change over time.Consistency and practice can lead to increased comfort and confidence in various areas of expertise.Feedback and interaction with listeners can influence the development of skills and comfort levels.Collaboration and shared experiences with others can contribute to personal growth and comfort in different professional domains.
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Summary
The conversation covers topics related to fitness, drumming, live performances, and the challenges of outdoor gigs. It delves into the physical demands of drumming, the impact of weather and sound issues on outdoor performances, and the unique challenges of drum-specific performances. They cover various topics related to live performances, studio recording, drum clinics, one-to-one lessons, and podcasting. Mike & Eddy discuss their comfort levels and experiences in each of these areas, reflecting on their growth and changing perspectives over time.
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In this conversation, Mike and Eddy discuss the challenges of creating content for social media and the pressure to achieve perfection. They talk about the impact of recording themselves and how it affects their performance. They also touch on the importance of bonding experiences in drum camps and the nerves that come with performing live. They conclude by emphasizing the need to create content without waiting for perfection and to focus on expressing themselves authentically. The conversation explores the theme of being paralyzed by perfection in content creation and teaching. They also touch on the challenges of teaching advanced students and the imposter syndrome that can arise. The hosts encourage listeners to embrace imperfection and share their experiences to support one another.
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00:00 Introduction
02:20 The Pressure of Perfection in Content Creation
04:24 The Impact of Recording on Performance
07:08 Creating Bonding Experiences in Drum Camps
09:48 The Fear of Judgment on Social Media
13:25 Creating Content Authentically
23:08 The Pressure of Social Media
24:45 Embracing Imperfection and Just Creating
27:07 Teaching Advanced Students and Imposter Syndrome
37:17 Supporting Each Other as DrummersSupport the Show.
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In this conversation, Mike and Eddy discuss various topics, including crash cymbals, gig experiences, and drum gear. They also share funny anecdotes and reminisce about past gigs. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humor. They talk about the challenges and rewards of performing at festivals, including the lack of sound checks and the need to adapt quickly to different stages. They also discuss the diverse lineup of bands at festivals and the limited interaction between bands backstage. The conversation then shifts to drum camps, where Mike and Eddy share their approaches to teaching and the different pressures they face. They also discuss the importance of passion and perseverance in pursuing a career in music. Overall, the conversation highlights the unique experiences and challenges of being a drummer in the festival and drum camp settings.Support the Show.
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In this conversation, Mike and Eddy discuss various topics, including vacations, drum camps, and writing drum parts. They also listen to a drumless track and share their ideas on how they would approach each section. The conversation is light-hearted and filled with humor. In this conversation, Mike and Eddy discuss the different drum parts and arrangements for a song. They go through each section of the song, from the intro to the bridge, and discuss the drum patterns, fills, and effects that would work best. They explore different ideas and make decisions based on the overall feel and energy of the song. The conversation highlights the importance of making creative choices and the impact they can have on the overall sound and vibe of a song.
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00:00 Introduction and Catching Up
03:01 The Importance of Taking Breaks and Going on Vacations
09:31 The Joys and Challenges of Teaching Drum Camps
24:27 Introduction and Overview
25:11 Exploring the Intro and Chorus
26:18 Crashes and Live Performance
28:16 Verse Two and Live Adaptations
29:36 Shorter Second Verse
30:49 Bridge and Synthetic Percussion
32:26 Outro and Drum Loops
34:07 Final Chorus and Drum Choices
36:16 Staying Out of the Way in Busy Sections
37:28 Embracing Different Ideas and Perspectives
40:17 Surprising Drum Choices
44:30 The Impact of Drum Choices on the Overall Sound
45:03 The Importance of Creative Choices
46:30 The Value of Drumming Camps and Workshops
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It's story time, kids, so grab some gram crackers and a glass of oat milk and settle in to hear the tales of how Eddy became the drummer of Busted and how I became a part of the Meinl family of artists!
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We dive straight into this one! First off we chat about our current feelings towards social media and the impact it has on their creativity and motivation. We talk about experiencing boredom and numbness with platforms like Instagram and Twitter, and the pressure to create content that stands out. We discuss their recent experiences performing and the challenges of finding the line between inspiration and overwhelming information. Then we touch on the need for teachers to check in with students and tailor their approach to each individual. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the why behind practicing and the musical payoff of exercises.
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00:00 Introduction and Excitement
06:01 Break from Social Media and Enjoying Books
12:02 The Simplicity and Timelessness of the Basic Rock Beat
16:00 The Excitement of Trendy and Unique Items
28:34 Finding the Line: Balancing Inspiration and Overwhelming Information
36:29 Understanding Individual Goals: Tailoring Teaching Approaches
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We hope you enjoy this fun chat about our favorite YouTube videos, crazy tour stories, and all the insane ways we have muffled our drums over the years!
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00:00 Introduction
03:06 Reflecting on Past Band Experiences
06:21 The Challenges of Touring
09:22 The Bond of Shared Experiences
13:06 The Roller Coaster of Being in a Band
16:07 Favorite YouTube Videos
23:17 The Importance of Skills over Gear
24:20 The Evolution of Drum Muffling
25:58 Introduction to Muffling
27:02 Early Experiences with Muffling
28:13 Different Types of Muffling
30:23 Muffling in Live Settings
32:19 Muffling in the Studio
33:25 The Impact of Room Acoustics
35:42 The Aesthetics of Muffling
38:53 The Kicker Pillow for Kick Drums
42:09 Muffling the Snare Drum
44:23 Muffling for Different Playing Styles
46:45 Consistency in Muffling
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I think the title says it all for this one. What a WEEK! We hope you enjoy the episode :)
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00:00 Introduction and Stretching
01:46 Catching Up and Reflection
03:00 The Practice Project
04:35 The Process of Musical Directing
08:17 Home Renovations and Contractor Woes
09:53 Mike's New Drum Clinic Material
11:46 The Practice Project as a Learning Tool
13:36 Finding Your Musical Identity
18:16 Building Backing Tracks
20:59 The Role of Cues in Backing Tracks
23:26 The Pride and Anxiety of Musical Directing
24:48 Behind the Scenes at the Super Bowl
25:10 Responsibility for Playback
25:39 Creating Intros and Moments
26:14 The Emotional Impact of Performances
27:24 Synchronicity in Productivity
28:28 Reuniting with a Band After Years Apart
29:21 The Challenges of the Music Industry
30:17 Improving as a Band Over Time
31:15 The Influence of Eddy's Voice Notes
32:11 Preparing for the Show at Goldfield
33:40 The Excitement of a Sold-Out Show
34:37 Technical Challenges and Drumming Maturity
35:17 The Intensity of Performing Live
36:46 The Importance of a Professional Tech
37:13 Playing for Themselves, Not the Audience
37:43 Injuries and Adrenaline
38:22 The Impact on the Audience
39:07 Capturing Footage and Enjoying the Moment
40:18 Appreciating the Past and Looking to the Future
43:05 Eddy's Role as an MD and Session Player
44:21 The Work Ethic of Being in a Band
45:02 Appreciating the Journey and the Ups and Downs
46:29 Enjoying Moments as an Older Musician
47:12 The Importance of Experience in Education
48:43 Wrapping Up and Thanking ListenersSupport the Show.
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In this episode, we discuss the importance of time management and the effective structuring of drum lessons. We emphasize the need to understand and teach according to the student's learning style. We also highlight the value of practicing as a teacher to understand your student's experience better. We encourage all drum teachers to take lessons themselves to improve their teaching skills. Asking questions, being flexible in lesson planning, and creating a fun learning environment are other key takeaways from the conversation.
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00:00 Introduction and Gym Accountability
03:01 Practicing and Enjoyable Drumming
06:10 Changing Approach in Social Media
09:04 Benefits of Practicing
11:04 Finding Personality in Drumming
15:03 Preparing for UK Drum Show
21:02 Teaching Private Lessons: Structuring
23:04 Teaching Private Lessons: Building Relationships
24:57 Teaching Private Lessons: Effective Communication
25:21 Time Management
27:00 Structuring a 30-Minute Lesson
30:18 Teaching According to Learning Style
32:01 Practicing as a Teacher
36:26 Taking Lessons as a Student
41:42 Asking Questions
44:07 Flexibility in Lesson Planning
46:05 Value of Practicing
48:37 Being a Bad StudentSupport the Show.
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Overcoming distractionsAdjusting click track and drum levelsCommunicating preferences to the producerKnowing the song structure and arrangementSimplifying drum fillsPlaying for the songBeing prepared to play the song without music, Prioritizing good cymbals over good drums, The importance of tuning drumsThe impact of drum and cymbal choices
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In this week's episode, we chat about various tips and strategies for recording drums in the studio. If you know us, then you know we had no shot of sticking to just three tips, so here are the tips we actually did discuss...Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:33 Feeling Unprepared
07:04 Taking Time Off to Clear Your Head
12:17 Working with Other Drummers
14:07 Preparing for Studio Recording
21:15 Being Flexible and Adaptable in the Studio
24:26 Overcoming Distractions and Challenges
25:02 Adjusting Click Track and Drum Levels
26:26 Communicating Preferences to the Producer
27:42 Having Confidence in Your Preferences
28:51 Knowing the Song Structure and Arrangement
29:22 Simplifying Drum Fills
30:27 Playing for the Song
31:11 Being Prepared to Play the Song Without Music
32:20 Prioritizing Good Cymbals Over Good Drums
35:33 The Importance of Tuning Drums
39:15 The Impact of Drum and Cymbal Choices
40:09 Joining the Practice ProjectSupport the Show.
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Virtual Camp 3 - Rudiments
Teaching in person allows for a more immediate and interactive experience while teaching online requires careful planning and consideration of different learning styles.The pressure of filming lessons can lead to self-doubt and overthinking, but it's important to focus on delivering valuable content and not get caught up in technical details.Online teaching requires a deeper understanding of the online learning experience and the ability to provide different options for students to learn and engage with the material.Being aware of the challenges and pressures of teaching online can help educators create a more supportive and effective learning environment for their students. Finding your feet as a teacher takes time and experience, whether it's in-person or through video.Being yourself on camera takes time and practice.Enjoying teaching is crucial for success.Having a format and naming it can help with consistency and branding.
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In this conversation, Mike and Eddy discuss the challenges and rewards of teaching in-person and through video. They share their experiences of finding their feet as teachers and the importance of continually refining their teaching methods. They also discuss the struggle of being themselves on camera and the ongoing process of improving their video content. They emphasize the importance of enjoying teaching and finding a format that works for them. They also highlight the benefits of the Practice Project and the value of accountability in practicing.
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00:00 Introduction and Behind the Scenes
02:55 Teaching in Person vs Teaching Online
05:54 Challenges of Teaching Online
11:04 Preparing for One-on-One Lessons
14:56 Nerves and Imposter Syndrome
20:00 Understanding the Online Learning Experience
22:07 Finding Your Feet in In-Person Teaching
23:10 The Challenge of Overdelivering in the Beginning
24:11 Continual Refinement as a Teacher
25:14 The Struggle of Being Yourself on Camera
26:20 The Ongoing Process of Filming Videos
27:31 Becoming Comfortable with In-Person Teaching
29:33 The Impact of Teaching in Different Settings
30:02 Being Socially Comfortable in One-on-One Teaching
31:25 The Importance of Enjoying Teaching
32:43 Consistency in Making Videos
33:10 The Process of Making Videos
34:56 The Value of Having a Format
36:37 The Importance of Naming the Format
40:26 The Benefits of Having a Format
42:08 The Practice Project and Accountability
46:45 The Value of the Practice ProjectSupport the Show.
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In this conversation, we discuss the importance of practice and the reasons why we continue to practice. They emphasize the need for consistency and finding the right time to practice. We discuss the importance of seeing progression in our drumming through dedicated and focused practice. We also chat about how the Practice Project has completely changed the way we approach practice and how much improvement we have both seen in just a week's time!
Takeaways
Consistency is key in practice to see improvement and maintain skills.
Having a clear why for practicing helps to stay motivated and focused.
Avoiding embarrassment and being proud of your drumming skills can be a driving force in practice.
Finding the right time to practice, free from distractions, can enhance focus and productivity.
Clarity and musical independence are important aspects to work on in practice sessions.
Seeing progression in practice is important for motivation and satisfaction.
Finding the why behind your practice helps to stay motivated and focused.
Accountability and motivation from others can greatly enhance the practice experience.
Plateaus and setbacks are a normal part of the learning process and should be embraced.
Tangible rewards and indulging in rational purchases can serve as motivation for practice.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage
03:00 The Importance of Practice
08:00 The Benefits of Consistency
13:00 The Why of Practicing
18:00 Avoiding Embarrassment and Being Proud
24:00 Finding the Right Time to Practice
30:00 Focusing on Clarity and Musical Independence
33:00 Being Impressed with Your Own Drumming
34:39 Seeing Progression
35:28 The Practice Project
36:32 The Importance of Patience
37:22 Finding the Why
38:19 Accountability and Motivation
39:29 The Journey of Improvement
40:00 The Frustration of Plateaus
41:02 The Mental Aspect of Practice
42:09 The Excitement of Progress
43:29 The Podcast and Personal Growth
44:14 The Importance of Tangible Rewards
45:23 Indulging in Rational Purchases
46:12 Closing RemarksSupport the Show.
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In this episode, we discuss our gear preferences and go shopping for new drum kits, but here's the catch. Eddy is doing it on the Gretsch website, and I am doing it on the Ludwig site! We also talk about the importance of practicing and the benefits of accountability.
Takeaways
Choosing the right gear is essential for drummers to achieve their desired sound and performance.
Practicing regularly and having accountability can greatly improve drumming skills.
Ludwig and Gretsch offer a wide range of drum kits and snare drums to suit different preferences and playing styles.
Personal preferences, such as sound, size, and finish, play a significant role in selecting the right drum kit and snare drum. Gretsch drums have a unique feature called portholes, which allow the drum key to be stored inside the shell.
When choosing a drum set, consider the sound and feel of the toms, as well as the overall aesthetic.
Different bearing edges and shell materials can greatly impact the sound and versatility of a drum kit.
DW hardware is DOPE!
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Gear Discussion
10:38 The Practice Project
17:26 Choosing a Drum Kit - Ludwig
20:33 Choosing a Drum Kit - Gretsch
24:26 Choosing a Snare Drum - Ludwig
28:17 Choosing a Snare Drum - Gretsch
32:33 Gretsch Drums and Portholes
33:15 Black Copper Drum
33:58 Ludwig Legacy Maple Drum Set
34:56 Snare Drum Selection
35:28 Choosing Drum Kits
36:08 Bearing Edges and Shell Materials
38:12 Different Drum Sounds
38:52 Versatility of Maple Shells
39:29 DW Hardware
40:45 Recording the Drum Set
41:46 Social Media and Drumming
42:15 The Future of Bands
43:37 The Direction of Social Media
45:19 Balancing Shows and Online Content
46:21 Playing Shows and Filming Performances
47:00 Supporting the Podcast
47:32 Flexibility and Drumming
47:48 Signing Off
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In this episode, we discuss the importance of practice and introduce The Practice Project! We also do a deep dive into our different headspaces in various drumming contexts, including 1-1 lessons, drum camps, and live shows. We talk about the importance of structure and order in drum camps, allowing the camp to unfold naturally and creating an environment where campers can become their best version. We discuss the challenges of reading the room and balancing different personalities in a camp setting. The conversation then shifts to the headspace for shows, the difference between playing in front of other drummers, and the unique challenges of teaching in a one-to-one lesson.
Takeaways
Practice is essential for drummers to improve their skills and overcome challenges.
The Practice Project is a new initiative for patrons to hold each other accountable and make progress in their drumming.
The headspace of a practicing drummer can be influenced by distractions and the need to prioritize different aspects of drumming.
One-to-one drum lessons require teachers to balance honesty and encouragement while providing solutions to students' challenges.
Teaching multiple students can be challenging, but experience and preparation can help teachers provide effective instruction.
Drum camps offer a unique teaching experience that requires instructors to create a positive and engaging environment for a group of drummers. Creating structure and order in drum camps can provide a sense of stability and allow for flexibility when needed.
Allowing the camp to unfold naturally and embracing the unknown can lead to a more authentic and meaningful experience for campers.
Reading the room and adapting to different personalities is crucial in creating a positive and supportive environment in drum camps.
The headspace for shows is often more relaxed and confident compared to the headspace for one-to-one lessons or camps.
Understanding and navigating drummers' different goals and aspirations in a camp setting can be challenging but rewarding.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and the Importance of Practice
03:30 The Practice Project for Patrons
10:25 The Head Space of a Practicing Drummer
16:56 The Head Space of a One-to-One Drum Lesson
26:06 The Head Space of Teaching Multiple Students
31:56 The Head Space of a Drum Camp
35:23 Headspace for Drum Camps
36:12 Allowing the Camp to Unfold
37:14 Creating the Best Version of Themselves
37:37 Structure and Order
39:15 Reading the Room
40:20 Balancing Different Personalities
41:00 Transitioning from Camps to Shows
42:23 Headspace for Shows
43:20 Playing in Front of Other Drummers
45:14 Different Headspace for Shows, Lessons, and Camps
46:08 Dealing with Potential Issues in Shows
48:00 Navigating Different Drummer Goals in Camps
49:48 Seriousness in Advanced Drummers
51:03 Headspace for YouTube Videos
52:16 Appreciation for Listener Support
53:01 Closing RemarksSupport the Show.
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Find a niche and teach from your own unique perspectiveOutline your lessons to ensure effective time managementHave confidence in yourself as a teacher and project that to your students Building confidence is crucial for teachers, even if they may not excel in every aspect of their craft.Setting clear expectations helps students stay focused and motivated in their practice.Being relatable and transparent about struggles can help students trust and connect with their teacher.The teacher-student relationship should be built on patience, understanding, and mutual growth.
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In this episode, we discuss our top three teaching tips for drummers, including the importance of walking the walk, asking questions, finding a niche, outlining lessons, and having confidence as a teacher. We also talk about building confidence, setting expectations, being relatable, and fostering a strong teacher-student relationship.
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00:00 Introduction and Transition Troubles
03:00 Perfection and Eye Infections
06:00 Tech Issues and Virtual Camp
09:00 Teaching Tips: Walk the Walk
12:00 Teaching Tips: Ask Questions
18:00 Teaching Tips: Find a Niche
22:00 Teaching Tips: Outline Your Lesson
27:00 Teaching Tips: Confidence is Key
34:30 Building Confidence as a Teacher
38:00 Setting Expectations
39:15 Being Relatable and Transparent
44:30 The Teacher-Student RelationshipSupport the Show.
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Focus on the delivery of information and the main goals of your content.Don't let perfectionism and the fear of judgment hold you back from creating and sharing your work.Avoid wasting time with active procrastination and prioritize moving forward.Remember that your audience is more interested in the value you provide than the technical aspects of your content.Build relationships and partnerships that support your creative endeavors.
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In this episode, Mike and Eddy engage in a Q&A session where they discuss various topics such as the best camera, documentary, exercise, and podcast of 2023. They also reflect on their biggest lessons, regrets, and favorite moments of the year. The conversation takes an interesting turn as they delve into the concept of being paralyzed by perfection and the importance of not comparing oneself to others. Overall, the episode provides insights into their personal experiences and highlights the need to embrace imperfections and take risks. In this conversation, Mike and Eddy discuss content creation challenges and the struggle with perfectionism. They share their experiences of feeling intimidated and the pressure to constantly improve. They emphasize the importance of focusing on the delivery of information and the main goals of their content. They also discuss the comparison trap and the need to overcome the fear of judgment. Finally, they share exciting news about a second drum kit, encouraging listeners to embrace the hard work and put their content into the world.
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00:00 Introduction and Q&A
07:43 Best Camera and Documentary of 2023
10:08 Biggest Lesson and Regret of 2023
10:32 Best Habit and Purchase of 2023
17:39 Best Food and Movie of 2023
19:38 Best Exercise on the Kit
21:05 Best Podcast of 2023
25:19 Paralyzed by Perfection
33:11 The Big Picture: Delivery of Information
34:12 Choosing Between Quality and Spontaneity
35:33 The Struggle with Perfectionism
36:26 The Intimidation of Creating Content
38:00 Wasting Time with Active Procrastination
39:41 The Gap Between Expectations and Reality
40:30 Comparing Ourselves to Great Artists
42:38 Judging Our Own Work Harshly
44:26 The Importance of Audience Perspective
45:35 Overcoming the Fear of Judgment
48:37 The Challenges of Content Creation
53:00 Embracing the Hard Work
56:11 Exciting News: Second Drum Kit
59:50 The Importance of Relationships in Endorsements
01:02:23 Moving Forward and Putting Content Out
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Virtual Drum Camp 2 - Grooves
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In this episode, we discuss the following categories of drumming...We chat about the musical situations where these subjects/disciplines are massively important and the situations where they aren't nearly as important. After that, we give each category a score of 1-10 based on how much effort we are personally devoting to them in 2024.
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In this episode, Mike and Eddy celebrate a podcast milestone and discuss their favorite drumming memories of 2023. They also announce the upcoming virtual drum camp and share their proudest moments of the year. The conversation concludes with a discussion about big rock endings in live performances. They emphasize the importance of being present in the moment and enjoying the experiences without getting caught up in documenting everything. They also discuss their plans for the upcoming year, including content creation and deepening their connection with students. Eddy shares his plans for a new series called 'Fly on the Wall' on his Patreon page. Overall, they express gratitude for the support and look forward to the future.Takeaways
Be present in the moment and enjoy experiences without getting caught up in documenting everything.Focus on creating valuable content that reflects your unique perspective.Deepen your connection with students and provide them with meaningful educational experiences.Express gratitude for the support and opportunities that come your way.Chapters
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Introduction and Podcast Milestone03:06
Gifts and Presents08:56
Secret Santa and Gift Exchanges12:15
Virtual Drum Camp Announcement15:13
Recap of 202319:33
Favorite Drumming Memories25:05
Proudest Moments of the Year29:23
Appreciating Live Performances30:02
Big Rock Endings30:59
Excitement and Improvisation32:28
Memorable Experiences35:17
Being Present in the Moment38:06
New Year's Resolutions and Reflections41:01
Content Creation and Value46:21
Deepening the Connection with Students52:08
Eddy's Patreon Plans54:14
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In this episode, we talk about when to crash, when NOT to crash, and the 4 Bar Itch! Hopefully, the tips we give you in this episode will help you to become a more musical drummer. Thanks for listening
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Do triggers, samples, plugins, and all the other bells and whistles that are used in modern drum mixes take away the feeling of the performance? Well, in this episode, we discuss our feelings on the matter, and they might be different than you would expect.
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