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Become a different drummer

Drumming is natural to all of usafter all, it mimics the regular beat of our hearts. But some of us want to go further and really lay down a big beat. And no wonderwhether you want to become the powerful backbone of a band or just learn how to play a hand drum for pleasure, drumming is a lot of fun. Oh, and its scientifically proven to make you smarter. Bonus: healthier!  

Drums For Dummies gets you going on the road to becoming the drummer you want to be. Get started with the basicswhat drums to buy, exercises that build your skills, and playing simple rhythms. Then move into more complex topics, explore drumming styles from around the world, and add other percussion instruments to your repertoire.  

Written in an easy-to-follow step-by-step style by respected instructor Jeff Strong, youll go from banging out basic rhythmswith or without sticksto acquiring versatility with different styles and types of drum. The book also provides online audio files to drum along with, as well as suggestions for solo approaches to wow your bandmates.  





Understand fundamental techniques.  Hone your technique with exercises.  Explore other percussion instruments.  Care for your drums.

The all-time drumming great Neal Peart of the band Rush once said that when he saw a good drummer, all he wanted to do was practice. Drums For Dummies is your best way to do just thatand start hitting your perfect groove. 

P.S. If you think this book seems familiar, youre probably right. The Dummies team updated the cover and design to give the book a fresh feel, but the content is the same as the previous release of Drums For Dummies (9780471794110). The book you see here shouldnt be considered a new or updated product. But if youre in the mood to learn something new, check out some of our other books. Were always writing about new topics!
Introduction 1(6)
About This Book
1(1)
Conventions Used in This Book
2(1)
What You're Not to Read
3(1)
Foolish Assumptions
3(1)
How This Book Is Organized
3(2)
Part 1 Setting a Solid Foundation
4(1)
Part 2 Digging into the Drumset
4(1)
Part 3 Dressing up Your Drumset Skills
4(1)
Part 4 Pounding Out the Beat: Traditional Drums and Percussion
4(1)
Part 5 Choosing, Tuning, and Caring for Your Drums
5(1)
Part 6 The Part of Tens
5(1)
Appendix
5(1)
Icons Used in This Book
5(1)
Beyond the Book
6(1)
Where to Go from Here
6(1)
PART 1 SETTING A SOLID FOUNDATION
7(58)
Chapter 1 Drum Basics
9(10)
Picking a Drum Apart from Head to Shell
10(1)
Exploring How Drums Create Sound
11(1)
Deconstructing the Drumset
12(3)
Appreciating the Old-timers: Traditional Drums
15(1)
Swingin' Sticks and Slapping the Skins
16(3)
Chapter 2 I've Got Rhythm
19(12)
Developing a Sound Vocabulary
20(5)
Adding Some Drumming Definitions
25(2)
Becoming One with the Pulse (and I'm Not Talking Heartbeat)
27(1)
Feeling the Meter
28(1)
Embracing Odd Meter
29(2)
Chapter 3 Tapping into Drumming Techniques
31(22)
Talkin' Technique: What You Need to Know
31(6)
Perfecting your posture
32(1)
Preventing injuries
32(4)
Hitting the drum: It's (not) all in the wrist
36(1)
Speaking Softly and Carrying Big Sticks
37(6)
Holding the sticks
37(3)
Understanding drumstick strokes
40(3)
Painting a Variety of Textures with Brushes
43(4)
Getting to know brush styles
44(1)
Getting a grip on brushing techniques
44(3)
Forging a Foundation with Rudiments
47(3)
The single-stroke roll
47(1)
The double-stroke roll
48(1)
The paradiddle
49(1)
The flam
49(1)
The ruff
50(1)
Getting the Most Out of Your Practice Sessions
50(3)
Starting slowly
50(1)
Counting out the rhythm
50(1)
Thinking it through first
50(1)
Toughing out practice
51(1)
Knowing when to stop
51(2)
Chapter 4 Getting a Handle on Hand Drumming Techniques
53(12)
Taking Matters (and Tones) into Your Own Hands
53(1)
Opting for Open Tones
54(4)
Basic open tone stroke
54(1)
Thumb stroke
55(1)
The open slap tone
55(1)
Bass tone
56(1)
The rim stroke
57(1)
Mastering Muted Tones
58(2)
Basic muted tone
58(1)
The closed slap stroke
58(1)
The palm stroke
59(1)
The heel-tip stroke
59(1)
Venturing into Some Alternative Strokes
60(3)
Brushing stroke
60(1)
Drone tone
61(1)
The snap
61(1)
Trills
61(1)
One-handed rolls
62(1)
Keeping Your Options Open
63(2)
PART 2 DIGGING INTO THE DRUMSET
65(126)
Chapter 5 Settling In Behind the Drumset
67(14)
Setting Up Your Drumset
67(6)
Sitting on the throne
68(1)
Positioning the pedals
69(1)
Securing the snare drum
69(1)
Placing the tom-toms
70(1)
Adjusting the ride cymbal
71(1)
Angling the crash cymbals
71(1)
Raising the hi-hats
72(1)
Putting Your Foot Down
73(2)
Beating the bass drum
73(2)
Playing the hi-hats
75(1)
Working Out: Exercises to Improve Your Hand- and Footwork
75(6)
Chapter 6 Rolling into Rock Drumming
81(24)
Harnessing the Backbeat
82(1)
Mastering the Basic Beats
83(11)
Eighth-note feel
84(1)
Sixteenth-note feel
84(2)
Half-time feel
86(4)
The rock shuffle
90(2)
The half-time shuffle feel
92(2)
Dressing Up the Basic Beats
94(11)
Mixing up the hi-hat
94(2)
Moving the backbeat
96(3)
Adding syncopations
99(1)
Incorporating fills
100(5)
Chapter 7 Beating the Blues
105(10)
Finding the Pocket and Staying in It
105(1)
Playing Blues
106(7)
Slow tempo
106(2)
Medium tempo
108(2)
Fast tempo
110(1)
Filling in ... or not
111(2)
Understanding Blues Song Structure
113(2)
Chapter 8 Rallying Around R&B and Funk
115(14)
Playing R&B Grooves
115(8)
Keeping time
116(2)
Adding ghost notes
118(4)
Opening and closing the hi-hat
122(1)
Getting Funky: Exploring Funk Drumming
123(6)
Incorporating syncopation
123(2)
Syncopating the snare drum beats
125(1)
Including ghost notes
126(1)
Opening and closing the hi-hat
127(2)
Chapter 9 Swinging into Jazz
129(28)
Getting Into the Swing of It
129(7)
Varying the tempo
132(1)
Tackling different textures
133(1)
Adding to the beat
134(2)
Expanding Your Horizons
136(13)
Riding the cymbal
137(1)
Adding accents
138(2)
Incorporating the snare drum
140(2)
Including the bass drum
142(2)
Mixing up your accents
144(5)
Telling Your Story: Soloing
149(2)
Making two-bar phrases
149(1)
Creating four-bar phrases
150(1)
Blending Styles: Jazz-Fusion
151(1)
Playing Fusion Rhythms
152(5)
Knowing that more (not less) is more
153(1)
Forgetting swing (at least for now)
153(1)
Dealing with odd meter
154(3)
Chapter 10 Looking at Latin and Caribbean Styles
157(14)
Building On Traditions
158(1)
Playing Afro-Cuban Rhythms
159(3)
Bolero
159(1)
Cha-cha
160(1)
Mambot
160(1)
Nanigo
161(1)
Playing Brazilian Rhythms
162(2)
Samba
162(1)
Bossa nova
163(1)
Playing Caribbean Rhythms
164(6)
Reggae
164(4)
Calypso
168(2)
Filling It Out
170(1)
Chapter 11 Ratcheting up Your Rock Drumming
171(20)
Building on a Solid Foundation
172(1)
Exploring Some Great Drummers and Their Grooves
173(16)
Peeking into the pop drumming of Kenny Aronoff
173(3)
Checking out punk's Travis Barker
176(2)
Catching up with the jazz influence of Carter Beauford
178(2)
Discovering rock legend John Bonham
180(3)
Looking at Dave Grohl's alternative drumming
183(1)
Jamming with a drummer's drummer: Jeff Porcaro
184(3)
Examining Spug's heavy rock style
187(2)
Finding Your Own Inspiration
189(2)
PART 3 DRESSING UP YOUR DRUMSET SKILLS
191(34)
Chapter 12 Getting Into the Groove
193(10)
Getting the Feel of the Music
193(1)
Playing Musically
194(3)
Understanding song structure
196(1)
Fitting your playing style to the song
196(1)
Choosing the Perfect Rhythm
197(3)
Getting hints from other musicians
197(1)
Using the music as a guide
198(2)
Adding Your Personality
200(3)
Choosing the bass drum part
200(1)
Selecting the snare drum part
200(1)
Picking the cymbals
201(1)
Electing embellishments
201(2)
Chapter 13 Expressing Yourself with Fills and Licks
203(14)
Enhancing Your Drumming with Licks
204(2)
Increasing Your Impact with Fills
206(1)
Marking the phrase
206(1)
Supporting dynamic variation
206(1)
Playing Some Fills --- From One Beat to Four
207(5)
Creating Your Own Fills
212(5)
Fitting the musical situation
213(1)
Syncopating
214(1)
Rolling
215(2)
Chapter 14 Flying Solo
217(8)
Soloing Basics
218(7)
Keeping time
218(1)
Playing musically
218(4)
Thinking melodically
222(1)
Pushing the limits
223(2)
PART 4 POUNDING OUT THE BEAT: TRADITIONAL DRUMS AND PERCUSSION
225(78)
Chapter 15 Handling Hand Drums
227(26)
Embracing the Variety in Drums
228(1)
Beating the Bongos
228(3)
Playing position
229(1)
Understanding the rhythms
230(1)
Carrying On with the Congas
231(4)
Playing position
232(2)
Understanding the rhythms
234(1)
Discovering the Djembe
235(3)
Playing position
236(1)
Understanding the rhythms
237(1)
Uncovering the Udu
238(3)
Playing position
239(1)
Understanding the rhythms
240(1)
Deciphering the Doumbek
241(2)
Playing position
242(1)
Understanding the rhythms
242(1)
Touting the Tar
243(3)
Playing position
244(1)
Understanding the rhythms
245(1)
Tapping the Power of the Tambourine/Riq
246(3)
Playing position
247(1)
Understanding the rhythms
248(1)
Partying with the Pandeiro
249(4)
Playing position
249(2)
Understanding the rhythms
251(2)
Chapter 16 Singling Out Stick-Played Drums
253(20)
Bopping to the Bodhran
254(2)
Playing position
254(1)
Understanding the rhythms
254(2)
Detailing the Djun Djuns
256(2)
Playing position
257(1)
Understanding the rhythms
257(1)
Rubbing the Cuica
258(3)
Playing position
259(1)
Understanding the rhythms
259(2)
Striking the Surdo
261(3)
Playing position
262(1)
Understanding the rhythms
262(2)
Rapping the Repanique
264(2)
Playing position
265(1)
Understanding the rhythms
265(1)
Tapping the Tamborim
266(3)
Playing position
267(1)
Understanding the rhythms
267(2)
Tinkering with the Timbales
269(4)
Playing position
269(1)
Understanding the rhythms
270(3)
Chapter 17 Shake, Rattle, and Roll: Exploring Other Percussion Instruments
273(18)
Ringing the Agogo Bells
274(2)
Playing position
274(1)
Understanding the rhythms
275(1)
Twisting and Shaking the Afuche/Cabasa
276(2)
Playing position
276(1)
Understanding the rhythms
277(1)
Keying in to the Clave
278(3)
Playing position
279(1)
Understanding the rhythms
279(2)
Clanging the Cowbell
281(1)
Playing position
281(1)
Understanding the rhythms
282(1)
Scraping the Guiro
282(2)
Playing position
283(1)
Understanding the rhythms
283(1)
Movin' to the Maracas
284(2)
Playing position
285(1)
Understanding the rhythms
285(1)
Experimenting with Shakers
286(2)
Playing position
287(1)
Understanding the rhythms
287(1)
Tapping the Triangle
288(3)
Playing position
288(1)
Understanding the rhythms
289(2)
Chapter 18 Jamming with World Rhythms
291(12)
Demystifying Polyrhythms
292(1)
It Takes a Village: Using More Rhythms for Better Sound
292(1)
The Rhythm Nations: Playing Well with Others
293(10)
Exploring African polyrhythms
293(3)
Checking out Cuban polyrhythms
296(1)
Banging out Brazilian polyrhythms
297(6)
PART 5 CHOOSING, TUNING, AND CARING FOR YOUR DRUMS
303(24)
Chapter 19 Decision Time: Selecting a Drum of Your Own
305(12)
Choosing a Drumset
306(4)
The drums
306(2)
Other hardware you have to buy separately
308(1)
The cymbals
309(1)
The sticks
310(1)
Choosing a Traditional Drum
310(4)
Natural or synthetic drumheads
311(1)
Shell type
312(2)
Hardware style
314(1)
Branching Out: The Extras
314(2)
Keeping time with the metronome
314(1)
Carrying it all in cases
315(1)
Knowing Where to Find Drums
316(1)
Chapter 20 Tuning and Maintaining Your Drums
317(10)
Checking Out Tuning Basics
318(2)
Tuning a drum with lugs
318(1)
Tuning a drum with a rope system
319(1)
Tuning the untunable
320(1)
Choosing and Replacing Heads
320(3)
Knowing when heads need replacing
320(1)
Choosing replacement heads
321(2)
Replacing your heads
323(1)
Caring for Your Drums
323(4)
Handling hardware
323(1)
Cleaning cymbals
324(1)
Storing and transporting safely
325(2)
PART 6 THE PART OF TENS
327(16)
Chapter 21 Ten Ways to Expand Your Drumming Horizons
329(6)
Checking out Classes
329(1)
Visiting Clinics
330(1)
Attending Workshops
330(1)
Exploring Drum Circles and Jams
330(1)
Perusing Books and Videos
331(1)
Getting Online
331(1)
Reading Magazines
332(1)
Joining a Band
332(1)
Forming Your Own Band
333(1)
Playing Open Stage
333(2)
Chapter 22 Ten Tips for Finding a Drum Instructor
335(8)
Test Driving a Teacher
335(1)
Knowing Where to Look
336(1)
Understanding the Costs Involved
336(1)
Exploring a Teacher's Playing Style
337(1)
Gauging a Teacher's Willingness to Teach to Your Interests
337(1)
Starting Where You Are
338(1)
Getting a Sense of History
338(1)
Honoring Yourself
339(1)
Understanding Expectations
340(1)
Knowing When to Move On
341(2)
Appendix: How To Use The Website 343(16)
Index 359
Jeff Strong has been a drummer for more than 40 years. His professional experience includes a variety of styles including jazz, rock, Latin, country, blues, and R&B. Jeff has taught drumming for more than three decades and is also the author of Home Recording For Musicians For Dummies, 6th Edition.