I am exiting a ~5 year long relationship, getting my own place, and my only goal for it is having enough space for a drum kit. I haven’t played for years. I somehow know nothing about low volume cymbals
I’m not looking for the best, nor the worst and as you can see there are a range of price options. Please share any wisdom you have!!
Hi Spanner and Trifle,
I wonder If there’s a most difficult first language to speak. For example do you think there’s a language where the native speakers stutter more, or have more ‘blend’ or ‘anticipation’ (etc) errors than other languages? If so, what do yous think could be the knock-on effects?
Cheers
Title sounds a bit funny but I’m sure my issue is fairly common-
As an adult living in a small flat, who is without a band etc I’ve not touched a kit in years (mine is currently in a pub’s loft lol). my problem is that if I want to get back into drumming, I’ve got nowhere to do it, not at home and practice rooms are genuinely too expensive to keep up consistently. This is less of an issue with a band but I’m also looking for solo practice to actually improve my skills.
Since I’ve stopped, I’ve struggled to find anyone who I’ve got good musical chemistry with (my last band we were super tight, but this was a while ago now).
Idk I’m just feeling like I’ll regret dropping the drums completely and I was wondering if anyone else has felt the same and has found a smarter solution than I can think of!
Cheers