u/Foo_Bro

Guitar or drums? I genuinely can't decide

I've been wanting to properly learn either guitar or drums, but I genuinely can't decide which one to go for.

With drums, I already mess around a bit. I drum along to songs using stuff around me — a table as a hi-hat, a book as a snare, and a trash bin as a kick xD. And there are some songs where I can actually follow along pretty well (Wake Me Up When September Ends and In Bloom), so I feel like I might have some natural sense for drums.

But at the same time, I play Guitar Hero a lot and I'm pretty good at it, and I really enjoy the guitar side of things too. I just love both and really want to properly learn one of them.

The problem is, I have no idea which one to choose.

Help?

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u/Foo_Bro — 12 days ago

Does this groove feel natural to play? Looking for drummer feedback.

Hi everyone!

I posted this groove here a few days ago from a temporary account and got some really helpful feedback, but I lost access to that account and can't see the comments anymore. ; |

So I'm posting it again because I'd really like to hear your thoughts.

I'm 14 and I came up with this drum groove idea. I don't play drums, so I'm mainly looking for feedback on whether it feels natural and realistic to play.

Please keep in mind that these are Songsterr's digital drums, so I know they won't sound exactly like a real kit. That's actually why I'm posting here — I wanted to hear what real drummers think about how this groove would feel on an actual drum set. Is there anything you'd change? Does it flow well? Any advice is appreciated! Thanks!

https://reddit.com/link/1v63n0e/video/m910y7z6hcfh1/player

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u/Foo_Bro — 3 months ago