The Complete Drumming System

The complete Drumming System includes absolutely everything in the photo above. You get 20 jam-packed instructional DVDs with over 30 hours of detailed video training, 15 play-along CDs with over one hundred unique play-along songs, 5 spiral-bound workbooks jam packed with lesson charts, and special bonus content that is ONLY available for a limited time. All together, this comprehensive training package covers everything you need to progress from complete beginner to seasoned professional. Some of the key topics include: how to play drums by ear, how to practice efficiently, drum theory and notation, hand technique, drum rudiments, foot techniques, punk rock, heavy metal, speed metal, hard rock, grunge rock, progressive rock, folk rock, classic rock, country, odd-time, blues, funk, reggae, shuffles, jazz, Latin, drum fills, dynamic drumming, how to build speed, drum setup, tuning, gear tips, playing live gigs, studio drumming, drum soloing, and jamming with drum play-along songs! This is simply the best drum lesson DVD set available online!

Learn Rock Drumming

Learn to play drums like a Rock Star with the Rock Drumming System DVD's! You will get four jam packed training DVDs with over eight and a half hours of drum lesson content. They will show you everything you need to know to learn how to play the drums!

You will also get four printed workbooks that contain all of the exercises demonstrated on the training DVDs (so you can take them directly to your drum set). All together, the workbooks include over 120 pages of rock drum lesson content!

Valuable bonus content includes the amazing One Handed Drum Roll training DVD, Drummer Essentials eBook, Drum Kit Lessons eBook and unlimited customer support, these bonuses are included at NO extra cost!

Private drum lessons can easily cost $100-150/month (up to $1500/year), the Rock Drumming System is far more comprehensive and convenient than private drum lessons, and costs only $87 (one time payment).

Learn Drum Tuning

Master The Art Of Drum Tuning

The Drum Tuning System DVD is an all-in-one training pack for drummers that want to master the art of drum set tuning. Learn how to change drumheads for each type of drum individually, how to polish and clean your drums properly, snare drum tuning, bass drum tuning, tom tom tuning and much more! Learn a wide variety of advanced drum tuning techniques including muffling to tweak the sound of your drum set.

Drum Tuning Tips

1) Tune your drums by using a combination of the "criss-cross" technique for basic tuning and the "clockwise" method for fine tuning. A drum's "criss-cross" pattern is based on the number of tension lugs it has.

2) "Seat" new heads by tightening them above the desired pitch before fine-tuning. This stretches and helps position them properly on the drum's bearing edge.

3) Tune up. Loosen the head slightly below the desired tension and push down on it to relax it before tightening the head to achieve the final desired tension and pitch.

4) Tune in even increments. This will stretch the head evenly and allow it to vibrate at its maximum efficiency- producing the fullest and most dynamic tone.

5) Tune to the drum's "sweet spot". This is the point where each drum "sings", feels good and is the most resonant.

Learn Bass Drum

Learn to play bass drum, The Complete Bass Drum Secrets Training Pack is simply the most effective way to achieve maximum results on the bass drum pedals!

That's because this massive training system was designed from the ground up to be a complete solution for single and double bass drummers of all skill levels. The unique techniques it teaches can be mastered by beginners and pros alike. Best of all, this training system makes it extremely easy to learn. It includes slow-motion video of the technique being played perfectly, and includes many beat and fill examples for you to impliment the method into within minutes! Essentially the Bass Drum Secrets Training Pack includes everything you could ever need to get the maximum results from your single or double bass drum pedals. Everything is taught with extreme detail, and all examples are things you can actually begin to implement into your drumming immediately.



A bass drum is a relatively large drum that produces a note of low definite or indefinite pitch. The bass drums are of variable sizes and are used in several musical genres (see usage below). Three major types of bass drums can be distinguished: the large orchestral bass drum, the smaller 'kick' drum, and the pitched bass drums. The type usually seen or heard in orchestral, ensemble or concert band music is the orchestral, or concert bass drum (in Italian: gran cassa, gran tamburo). It is the largest drum of the orchestra. The 'kick' drum, struck with a beater attached to a pedal, is usually seen on drum kits. The third type, the pitched bass drum, is generally used in marching bands and drum corps. This particular type of drum is tuned to a specific pitch and is usually played in a set of three to five drums. The bass drum was imported from the Middle East.

One Handed Drum Roll

Learn to play a one handed drum roll! If you can play a simple drum beat, then you already have what it takes to quickly and easily develop a truly amazing one handed drum roll with minutes of practice!

The One Handed Roll Training Pack will teach you everything you need to develop and master this revolutionary technique. It will take your playing to the next level virtually overnight. This is one thing every modern drummer should have in his drumming arsenal.

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* A technique that is sure to shock other drummers!



In drumming, a gravity roll (one handed drum roll) is performed by resting the shaft of the drumstick on the rim of the snare drum, while holding the butt. The hand is moved up and down, causing the head of the stick to strike the drum's head once per stroke and the shaft of the drumstick will strike the rim of the drum on the way down (similar to a seesaw). The spot on the drumstick is different for everyone, as this technique requires considerable forearm precision. It helps to press down fairly hard and also following a slow to fast to slow pattern in order to gain more control. Although its origin is unknown, this technique is believed to have been used by jazz drummers such as Buddy Rich in the past.

Drum Rudiments Drumming Technique

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Do you want to be able to play absolutely anything on the drums? Want to set your creativity free to play any pattern without struggling to have your hands (and feet) keep up with your ideas? You need the step-by-step Drum Rudiment System. It will show you how there are 40 essential patterns that make up every possible combination on the drums. Best of all, it shows you how to master these patterns with step-by-step lessons! Never before has learning the rudiments been so easy!

Playing the drums is an art form that you do NOT want to make unnecessarily complex. It is important that you consider this when first learning the rudiments. You are going to learn some very powerful patterns that unlock musical potential like you never thought possible, but with that comes a responsibility to play musically.

All 40 drum rudiments are covered, including: single stroke roll, single stroke four, single stroke seven, multiple bounce roll (buzz roll), double stroke roll, triple stroke roll, five stroke roll, six stroke roll, seven stroke roll, nine stroke roll, ten stroke roll, eleven stroke roll, thirteen stroke roll, fifteen stroke roll, seventeen stroke roll, basic flam, flam tap, flam accent, flamacue, flam paradiddle, single flammed mill, flam paradiddle-diddle, swiss army triplet, inverted flam tap, flam drag, pataflafla, single paradiddle, double paradiddle, triple paradiddle, single paradiddle-diddle, drag ruff, single drag tap, double drag tap, lesson 25, single dragadiddle, dragadiddle #1, dragadiddle #2, single ratamacue, double ratamacue, and the triple ratamacue. Each one is covered in real-world applications including beats and drum fills, so you can begin to make full use of all patterns!

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Jazz Drumming System

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The Jazz Drumming System includes everything in the photo above, 4 training DVD's over 6 hours running time and The Jazz Drumming System Book (over 70 pages). Follow in the footsteps of the top pros by learning Jazz drumming, learn brush technique, jazz fills, triple stroke roll, jazz ride patterns and much more! Learning how to play jazz on drums is so much fun, these DVD's can improve your drumming dramatically!

Famous Jazz Musicians


Former president of the United States Bill Clinton loves Jazz music, as a young man growing up playing the saxophone was his favorite pastime. He practiced every day and played in jazz ensembles. Each summer, he attended a band camp in the Ozark Mountains. His hard work paid off when he became a top saxophone player at his school and won first chair in the state band's saxophone section. His hard work in school, combined with his musical ability, earned him many academic and music scholarships.

What Is Jazz Drumming?

Jazz drumming is the art of playing percussion (predominantly the drum set, which includes a variety of drums and cymbals) in jazz styles ranging from 1910s-style Dixieland jazz to 1970s-era jazz-rock fusion and 1980s-era latin jazz. The techniques and instrumentation of this type of performance have evolved over several periods, influenced by jazz at large and the individual drummers within it. Stylistically, this aspect of performance was shaped by its starting place, New Orleans, as well as numerous other regions of the world, including other parts of the United States, the Caribbean, and Africa.

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