Drummers I Like Podcast

Hey Everyone! Welcome back to another Daily Fill Drum Lesson! In this week's episode of Drum Lessons with Scott Jackson, Scott begins to explain the stages of being self-aware. Self Awareness. What a huge topic to cover... Like seriously... it's huge. Anyways, for musicians this is a really important thing to understand because throughout the different stages you will be gaining the skills need to become self-aware. They really do go hand and hand. As you gain the technical skills necessary to be a great drummer, on the other side your brain will be able to free up CPU and do more tasks on top of playing drums. IT's truly remarkable. So, this week I am doing a quick introduction into this, and then we will break down each stage. Key Points From Today's Lesson: 1. Confusion- Everything is new 2. Differentiation- You can start to recognize patterns 3. Identify- You can identify your role within a band or other musicians 4. Permanence- Your skills are honed, but your still improving on a lot of areas 5. Mastery- Your skills are solidified 6. Ultra Instinct- You simply react with your decisions, and your decisions are always good. That is it for today's lesson! Enjoy! Go Practice! Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Itunes Google Stitcher If you missed any of last weeks episode you can catch a quick link to any of the episodes below Scott's Drum Lesson Daily Motivation for Drummers with Richard Last Friday's Podcast  Drummers I Like Social Media links website Instagram Facebook Twitter Youtube

What's up Drumtrepreneurs! We are back with a fresh episode of the Drummers I Like Podcast. This week we are chatting with the Italian stallion himself Marco Cirigliano. Marco really excites me for two reasons…. 1. He is a fellow Pisano and 2. He is an extraordinary drummer, a sleuthy little marketer and genuinely just a good dude trying to spread love, knowledge and entertainment to anyone willing to watch… with over 10k followers in less then a year I would say that quite a few of us are catching on.. He plays for Sir the Baptist and he is killing it on the gram hitting what seems to be hundreds of thousands of impressions weekly. Key Points from today's episode: * The Tell All: Marco tells all as he takes us down the path that is his life story including his education and up-bringing. * The Competitive Spirit: Marco breaks it down like butter as he explains how being competitive has played a big role in his ability to stay on track with his goals. * The Baptist will take you now: We get the scoop on how through obsession and positivity via instagram he was able to amass over 10k in followers and land a gig with Sir The Baptist. Marco is the real deal and true devotee of building your obsession into a full-fledged career with all the bells and whistles. I am stoked to see where he is a year from now and even more stoked to finally meet this dude when he comes to L.A. ! See you next week! BUT WAIT... THERE'S MORE... WIN A FREE PREDATOR CUSTOM STAVE SNARE DRUM.. CLICK HERE - Richard Links to Marco Instagram Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Itunes Google Stitcher If you missed any of last weeks episode you can catch a quick link to any of the episodes below Scott's Drum Lesson Daily Motivation for Drummers with Richard Last week's episode of the Drummers I Like Podcast Drummers I Like Social Media links Instagram Facebook Twitter Youtube

Welcome to the Now Wednesday edition of the Daily Fill with our Owner and founder Richard Ducat! Every Wednesday Richard gives us a dose of motivation, guidance, life hacks, marketing tips, and more! Today's quote: "Success is how high you bounce when you hit bottom.” - George S. Patton Today's Sponsor: Predator Percussion Custom Stave Snare Drums - Click here to enter in to win a free snare from Predator right now WELL HELLO, MY DRUMTREPRENEURS! We are back with a fresh episode of the daily fill weekly podcast and show with your host Richard Ducat (That's ME!) This week we are talking heavily about battle plans and the importance of holding yourself accountable for everything you say and want to do. Rich breaks down his weekly battle plan step-by-step showing you how he meticulously calculates each action from house chores and parenting to Running 2 business's and a handful of side hustles. This method is the best possible way to hold yourself accountable, keep track of your goals, and give yourself something to look forward to every day. Remember!!! We are giving away a Predator Percussion Snare!!!  CLICK HERE TO ENTER - Rich Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Resources for Drummers I like listeners: The Drummers I LIke FACEBOOK GROUP Predator Percussion Stave Snare Drums Get a free Coaching call with Me: Do you like my chats? Do you want to take my applications to the next level? Why not book a free coaching consultation with me? We can discuss your goals, priorities, problems, and more! I especially love helping people shape their weeks and balance their schedules to allow for more freedom to create, play drums, enjoy the social aspect of life, and more! I offer 3 free 20-minute consolations a week to subscribers to the Drummers I Like Podcast! Wanna book one now? Just visit coach.richducat.com Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Itunes Google Stitcher If you missed any of last weeks episode you can catch a quick link to any of the episodes below Scott's Drum Lesson Last week's Daily Motivation for Drummers with Richard Last Friday's Podcast  Drummers I Like Social Media links website Instagram Facebook Twitter Youtube

Hey Everyone! Welcome back to another Daily Fill Drum Lesson! In this week's episode of Drum Lessons with Scott Jackson, Scott explains the amazing concept of Flooding your mind with Success and Positivity. This lesson is MASSIVE. If you can master this GREAT HABIT, then you will be able to achieve whatever you want to. Period. You will ROCK the entire planet. You will become a force of pure positive success that a lot of people would be jealous of, and others would be inspired by. This is what I am working on... This is my "Ultra Instinct" Being positive, being able to smile, and laugh even when things are at its worst. You need to include this in your practice, life, friendships, career, and everything freakin thing else. No need to stress about life... say this instead "Fantastic. I love a good challenge." This is the key to being  great drummer, musicians, friend, spouse, and person. So for this New Year. Forget anything your have ever decided was a Goal. And go after this one. Mastery of a Positive Mind and a Successful Mind.   Key Points From Today's Lesson: 1. Get around more positive people 2. Do not allow negative thoughts, words, news, or people in your mind 3. Do not Bad talk anyone or anything! 4. Listen to success stories and read books about success. 5. Smile ALWAYS SMILE :) That is it for today's lesson! Enjoy! Go Practice! Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Itunes Google Stitcher If you missed any of last weeks episode you can catch a quick link to any of the episodes below Scott's Drum Lesson Daily Motivation for Drummers with Richard Last Friday's Podcast  Drummers I Like Social Media links website Instagram Facebook Twitter Youtube

What's up Drumtrepreneurs! We are back with a fresh episode of the Drummers I Like Podcast. This week we are chatting with the entrepreneurial digital hustler herself Kristina Schiano. Kristina is twenty-two years of age and currently making giant waves on social media… She has massacred Youtube by acquiring over 250k subscribers and millions and millions and millions AND millions of views. Sponsors: SJC Drums, TRX Cymbals, Vater Sticks, Drumtacs, Vratim Shoes Kristina is a rockstar covering some of my favorite songs and causing weeks worth of nostalgia and a sick peek into my teenage obsession with bands like Green Day, Panic at the Disco and MOST IMPORTANTLY…. My Chemical Romance... Key Points from today's episode: * Dedication and devotion: Kristina tells all as she breaks down the roots of her early music development and that path that led to playing drums. * The Youtube Drum Queen: Kristina details the journey she took diligently growing her following on Youtube. After hitting a ceiling of 7k, she breaks down the actions she took that led her to over 250k subscribers and millions of views. * Your network is your net worth: Kristina breaks down the efforts she took to diligently network herself with the right people including the 5 companies that took a chance on her sponsorship. As you can tell Kristina is a serious Drumtrepreneur with an advanced outlook on the business behind playing drums! The amount of effort it takes to put out the videos and content Kristina is producing shows her true dedication to the craft. Her multi-faceted efforts to progress playing, run a business, and consistently network also speak to her consistent actions towards success. BUT WAIT... THERE'S MORE... WIN A FREE PREDATOR CUSTOM STAVE SNARE DRUM.. CLICK HERE - Richard Links to Kristina Schiano Instagram Youtube Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Itunes Google Stitcher If you missed any of last weeks episode you can catch a quick link to any of the episodes below Scott's Drum Lesson Daily Motivation for Drummers with Richard Last week's episode of the Drummers I Like Podcast Drummers I Like Social Media links Instagram Facebook Twitter Youtube

Welcome to the Now Wednesday edition of the Daily Fill with our Owner and founder Richard Ducat! Every Tuesday Richard gives us a dose of motivation, guidance, life hacks, marketing tips, and more! WHATS UP DRUMTREPRENEURS! We are back with a fresh episode of the daily fill! Video is still a go and even after multiple attempts at recording this went wrong we still managed to make it happen. Fuck you 2018, we aren't starting off the year with any of your 2017 BS! On today's episode, I dial it into New Years Resolutions and why they are a waste of our time. Specifically, the ones that are broad and not very well thought out. We need to break these BIG IDEAS into small steps that are attainable and can be stretched out across the entire year. We also discuss the Predator Percussion give away, I show off my new maple stave snare and I talk about this week's upcoming guest Kristina Sciano!! Remeber!!! We are giving away a Predator Percussion Snare!!!  CLICK HERE TO ENTER - Rich Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Resources for Drummers I like listeners: The Drummers I LIke FACEBOOK GROUP Get a free Coaching call with Me: Do you like my chats? Do you want to take my applications to the next level? Why not book a free coaching consultation with me? We can discuss your goals, priorities, problems, and more! I especially love helping people shape their weeks and balance their schedules to allow for more freedom to create, play drums, enjoy the social aspect of life, and more! I offer 3 free 20-minute consolations a week to subscribers to the Drummers I Like Podcast! Wanna book one now? Just visit coach.richducat.com Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Itunes Google Stitcher If you missed any of last weeks episode you can catch a quick link to any of the episodes below Scott's Drum Lesson Last week's Daily Motivation for Drummers with Richard Last Friday's Podcast  Drummers I Like Social Media links website Instagram Facebook Twitter Youtube

Hey Everyone! Welcome back to another Daily Fill Drum Lesson! In this week's episode of Drum Lessons with Scott Jackson, Scott explains the power of finding and using your own successes to create even more success. This lesson is about searching for the successful habits others use to help you can success. Furthermore, I want to explain the importance of experimenting with each method, process, and more importantly habit. This is a great way to find out how to create success as a drummer and for your career. Key Points From Today's Lesson: 1. Track yourself: Record and write EVERYTHING down! 2. Write Down What Worked: Take special notes for what was successful 3. Study the Elites: Study them to become a better player and business person 4. Experiment: Test, test, and test to find the best processes. 5. Successful Habits: Habits are the most powerful tools. Research habits with a high success creation and watch what happens That is it for today's lesson! Enjoy! Go Practice! Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Itunes Google Stitcher If you missed any of last weeks episode you can catch a quick link to any of the episodes below Scott's Drum Lesson Daily Motivation for Drummers with Richard Last Friday's Podcast  Drummers I Like Social Media links website Instagram Facebook Twitter Youtube

What's up Drumtrepreneurs! Welcome back to another episode of the Drummers I Like Podcast! This week we are chatting with the enigma that is Eddy Thrower and Kevin and I cannot be any more excited. Eddy has been throwing it down hard on Instagram making quite the social media wave while he tours the world in his super band Lower Than Atlantis... To top that off he is also a successful clinician and studio drummer displaying credits from artists such as One Direction, 5 seconds of summer, and the infamous Linkin Park. His playing speaks to my love for breakbeats and his pocket is deeper then Richard Branson could even begin to imagine. Sponsors: Tama, Zildjian, Evans, Pro-Mark, Tuner Fish lugs, reflex practice pads About our guest: Eddy thrower is the drummer of top UK rock band Lower Than Atlantis. Prior to this and even still, he is also one of the UK’s busiest session players, working with such artists as, One Direction, 5 seconds of summer, and Linkin Park, as well as playing on records for movies, and TV adverts. Eddy has also toured and performed with artists such as Blink 182, Linkin Park, You Me At Six and A Day to Remember. Key Points from today's episode: * The little floor tom that could: in his early teens Eddy's Father brought home a random floor tom that would spark his inevitable interest in playing drums. * Give me fuel, give me fire: As he journeyed through his early years behind the drum kit Eddy found great influence in Metallica and Lars Ulrich developin interesting feel for speed metal, heavy rock, and dirty chops. * Out hustle everyone: Eddy breaks down his addiction to friendly competition and how he has used it to drive him towards being a top recorded artist in the UK, the drummer for a top 5 Rock band, and highly sought out by an evergreen community of up and coming drummers. If you couldn't already tell we had some serious chemistry with Eddy and seriously CAN NOT WAIT to see our homeboy at NAMM this January. A big shout out to our homeboy Eddy for joining us this week! BUT WAIT... THERE'S MORE... WIN A FREE PREDATOR CUSTOM STAVE SNARE DRUM.. CLICK HERE   - Richard Links to Eddy Thrower Instagram Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Itunes Google Stitcher If you missed any of last weeks episode you can catch a quick link to any of the episodes below Scott's Drum Lesson Daily Motivation for Drummers with Richard Last week's episode of the Drummers I Like Podcast Drummers I Like Social Media links website Instagram Facebook Twitter Youtube

Welcome to the Now Wednesday edition of the Daily Fill with our Owner and founder Richard Ducat! Every Tuesday Richard gives us a dose of motivation, guidance, life hacks, marketing tips, and more! WHATS UP DRUMTREPRENEURS! We are back for our first 2018 episode of the Daily Fill featuring VIDEO! This week Richard dials it back to talk about all the great things going on at Drummers I Like this year and more importantly this month. We are giving away another Snare, going full video every week, bringing on new advertisers, going HARD at NAMM and much more!   Want to win a custom stave snare from Predator Percussion? CLICK HERE - Rich Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Resources for Drummers I like listeners: The Drummers I LIke FACEBOOK GROUP Get a free Coaching call with Me: Do you like my chats? Do you want to take my applications to the next level? Why not book a free coaching consultation with me? We can discuss your goals, priorities, problems, and more! I especially love helping people shape their weeks and balance their schedules to allow for more freedom to create, play drums, enjoy the social aspect of life, and more! I offer 3 free 20-minute consolations a week to subscribers to the Drummers I Like Podcast! Wanna book one now? Just visit coach.richducat.com Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Itunes Google Stitcher If you missed any of last weeks episode you can catch a quick link to any of the episodes below Scott's Drum Lesson Last week's Daily Motivation for Drummers with Richard Last Friday's Podcast  Drummers I Like Social Media links website Instagram Facebook Twitter Youtube

Hey Everyone! Welcome back to another Daily Fill Drum Lesson! In this week's episode of Drum Lessons with Scott Jackson, Scott explains some simple methods on how to learn from your mistakes. Furthermore, he talks about not dwelling on mistakes as a negative, but rather embracing those mistakes. This lesson is more about your mindset. I titled it "Turn Your Beat Around" because that phrase is a metaphor explaining that you can't be negative. You need to turn that around and be positive. Also, it's a clever way to hopefully make Gloria Estefan's song "Turn the Beat Around" relevant again... Hahaha! Okay, serious talk time... As musicians, we automatically pick out all of the "BAD" things we do, and we beat ourselves up about it over and over. Instead, we should do the opposite. Let me tell you a short story. The brain can control anything we do, and how we feel. The brain controls our focus, our heart beat, our lungs, our eyes, ears, and everything else. So, if we constantly beat ourselves about about mistakes. What do you think will happen? I can tell you. I ran into this about 5 years ago... I was getting hypercritical of my playing, and I was being pulled in a lot of different ways. I wanted to play drum set, but I was learning all of the other percussion instruments too. I did not have the time to invest behind the drum set. On top of that, I was hypercritical and beating myself up which leads to two things. Worrying about time constraints leads to stress, and beating yourself up leads to self-doubt. I quickly spiraled into depression. Nothing serious... but for about a month I was feeling really down, burnt out, and struggling to find the passion I once had for music. How did I overcome that? First, I looked at my mistakes and realized they are things I can fix. Second, I stopped beating myself up. Key Points From Today's Lesson: 1. Positive Attitude: This is the NUMBER ONE RULE to being good at anything. Be positive ALL THE TIME! You do not suck, it just needs more time. 2. Use Recordings:  You can coach yourself out of it by listening back to recordings of yourself performing. Realize your mistakes and just fix them because mistakes can be fixed. 3. Seek Guidance: Find a teacher or a coach that can help you through those concept that are effecting you. We are available here at Drummers I Like for coaching calls and lessons. We are more than happy to help you. 4. Commit: You have to commit to the change that you are seeking. It will take time, effort, and work, but in the long run when you achieve your goals. You will realize it was worth it. That is it for today's lesson! Enjoy! Go Practice! Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Itunes Google Stitcher If you missed any of last weeks episode you can catch a quick link to any of the episodes below Scott's Drum Lesson Daily Motivation for Drummers with Richard   Last Friday's Podcast  Drummers I Like Social Media links website Instagram Facebook

What's up Drumtrepreneurs! Welcome back to another episode of the Drummers I Like Podcast! This week we are chatting with the mastermind of drum samples himself John Emrich. John is a real drumtrepreneur with a serious insight into the real effort it takes to build a long-term career in the music and percussion industry. John was a real stand out guest as his true passion for the instrument shined through his in-depth explanations regarding his career and changes he has brought to the world of drum samples. About our guest: John Emrich is nationally recognized as a percussion instrumentalist, clinician, and developer with over 30 years of experience. Growing up in Chicago, John was a member of the Civic Orchestra of Chicago and many regional big bands, jazz groups and rock bands. In 1986, John earned a position with the United States Navy Music Program. He served as a featured member of the U.S. Navy Band, Washington D.C., where he performed as a drum set instrumentalist and concert percussionist, retiring in 2006 as a Chief Musician. John has performed throughout the world, including events for Presidents Reagan, GHW Bush, Clinton, GW Bush, Pope John Paul II, royalty, and visiting heads of state. John is a driving force in the electronic drumming community as a premier producer, educator and consultant. He has taught at numerous clinics including major universities, recording arts schools and the Percussive Arts Society International Convention. John’s sample libraries and MIDI collections have received worldwide critical acclaim. He is a contributing writer for Modern Drummer Magazine and continues to be an advocate for the advance of electronic percussion. That's it for this episode of the Drummers I Like Podcast, tune in next week! - Richard Links to John Instagram Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Itunes Google Stitcher If you missed any of last weeks episode you can catch a quick link to any of the episodes below Scott's Drum Lesson Daily Motivation for Drummers with Richard Last week's episode of the Drummers I Like Podcast Drummers I Like Social Media links website Instagram Facebook Twitter Youtube

Welcome to the Now Wednesday edition of the Daily Fill with our Owner and founder Richard Ducat! Every Tuesday Richard gives us a dose of motivation, guidance, life hacks, marketing tips, and more! WHATS UP DRUMTREPRENEURS! As we round out the year of 2017 I wanted to take some time to talk about how good this year has been to Drummers I Like and how 2018 is going to be the year of the drumtrepreneur as well as your biggest year for success. I want you to take these words of encouragement and run with them for 2018 while taking advantage of all of the resources we have and will be putting out for 2018. From free drum lessons and motivational coaching to continuing to interview some of the most influential and educational drummers on the planet, we are here for you! We will see you in 2018 live and in video! See you next year - Rich Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Resources for Drummers I like listeners: The Drummers I LIke FACEBOOK GROUP Get a free Coaching call with Me: Do you like my chats? Do you want to take my applications to the next level? Why not book a free coaching consultation with me? We can discuss your goals, priorities, problems, and more! I especially love helping people shape their weeks and balance their schedules to allow for more freedom to create, play drums, enjoy the social aspect of life, and more! I offer 3 free 20-minute consolations a week to subscribers to the Drummers I Like Podcast! Wanna book one now? Just visit coach.richducat.com Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Itunes Google Stitcher If you missed any of last weeks episode you can catch a quick link to any of the episodes below Scott's Drum Lesson Last week's Daily Motivation for Drummers with Richard Last Friday's Podcast  Drummers I Like Social Media links website Instagram Facebook Twitter Youtube

What's up Drumtrepreneurs! Welcome back to another episode of the Drummers I Like Podcast! This week we are chatting with the Solopreneur himself Michael O' Neal! I have a been a literal super fan of Michael and his podcast "The Solopreneur Hour" for over 2 years now and it has really played a role in the messages that I have tried to develop for all of my drumtrepreneurs! I knew bringing Michael on would be a great opportunity to introduce him to my listeners and re-enforce all the fundamentals of what it means to be a true drumtrepreneur. About our guest: Michael O'Neal is the host of the Solopreneur hour and a serious driving force in the world of business podcasting. His podcast has reached over 9 million listeners and secured a top spot on the Itunes charts. With a jack of all trades background, Michael has really done it all... From becoming a professional racquetball player, leading with design as a creative director, and racing Porsche's to touring the country as a professional drummer, coaching hundreds of students and teaching many how to podcast O'Neal has really done it all. His idea of becoming profitably unemployable should serve as a standard for drumtrepreneurs and a true long term goal for all of us.   That's it for this episode of the Drummers I Like Podcast, tune in next week! - Richard Links to Micheal O'Neal Facebook Instagram twitter website Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Itunes Google Stitcher If you missed any of last weeks episode you can catch a quick link to any of the episodes below Scott's Drum Lesson Daily Motivation for Drummers with Richard Last week's episode of the Drummers I Like Podcast Drummers I Like Social Media links website Instagram Facebook Twitter Youtube

Welcome to the Now Wednesday edition of the Daily Fill with our Owner and founder Richard Ducat! Every Tuesday Richard gives us a dose of motivation, guidance, life hacks, marketing tips, and more! WHATS UP DRUMTREPRENEURS! We are back with another entry into the drumtrepreneur artist series as we chat side hustles with my close friend Darien Guy. Darien and I have been friends for the past 6 months and since getting to know him I have begun to get his true sense of entrepreneurship as he slowly let me into his world of side hustles and cymbal operations. Big Points from today's show: One step at a time: Darien gives us a quick breakdown into his childhood and the inspiration behind his entrepreneurial ways. We also get a deep sense of his drumming background and skillset as he breaks out his arsenal packed full of drum knowledge and experience. Career Overload: As we begin to dig into Darien's story we start pulling out a laundry list of career paths and accolades including being a high school teacher, touring with national recording artists, and managing a cymbal company The negotiator: As we get into Darien's current side hustle Smyrna Cymbals we start to get a true understanding of the in's and out's of acquiring, developing, and launching a cymbal company. Darien's ability to manage a multitude of companies, relationships, and passions with a clear track for success speaks to his true level of competence in business. I really want drummers to get a clear idea of the big picture which is that drumming is not going to pay the bills. It's going to take multiple jobs and a inventor type mindset that's not afraid to work 21 hour days. You have to prepare for the big things like failing, getting things wrong, pissing people off, and feeling like quitting. The idea is to not let those things stop you and be prepared to fail 100 times without giving a damn. That's a drumtrepreneur. We will be back next with the final installment of the artist series. I have big plans for this show going into 2018 with a handful of new series to explore and new journeys to take! Links to Darien Guy Instagram Links to Smyrna Cymbals Website Instagram Twitter Get a free Coaching call with Me: Do you like my chats? Do you want to take my applications to the next level? Why not book a free coaching consultation with me? We can discuss your goals, priorities, problems, and more! I especially love helping people shape their weeks and balance their schedules to allow for more freedom to create, play drums, enjoy the social aspect of life, and more! I offer 3 free 20-minute consolations a week to subscribers to the Drummers I Like Podcast! Wanna book one now? Just visit coach.richducat.com - ALSO!!! Big shout out to everyone that has recently joined the private facebook group! If you want to join... JOIN OUR FACEBOOK GROUP HERE!! Want to add to the conversation? Leave a comment below and let us know what you are doing to supercharge your daily routines and keep up with important daily tasks and focus points! If you want more content like this and enjoy what I have to say drop me a line at Richard@drummersilike.com and let me know what you think! Until next time... - Richard Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you!

Hey Everyone! Welcome back to another Daily Fill Drum Lesson! In this week's episode of Drum Lessons with Scott Jackson, Scott explains why to record yourself and the steps you can take to make recording yourself part of your practice. Recording Yourself is the most efficient form of analysis out there. I preach on this because it gives your real time instant feedback! You can find some great devices for low cost that can set you up for success in every aspect of what you do. The process, your routine, how you sound, what you play, your challenges, and your successes. Here are 4 reason what you should take away from analyzing your recordings. Formulate HOW you sound example: the tone of the drums and cymbals. Formulate WHAT you play on the drums example: grooves, fills, chops, soloing, etc... You get feedback on CHALLENGES you are trying to overcome example: maybe making your paradiddles more articulate and cleaner. Feedback on your SUCCESSES example: your time and groove was solid during that drum cover you are working on. Key Points From Today's Lesson: 1. Where to Record Yourself: Record EVERYTHING you do! Personal Practice, Rehearsals, Concerts, Recording Studios, and Recording yourself within a recording studio. 2. How To Record Yourself: Scott talks about how to select a device that can help you get great audio quality for a low cost. Also, audio is a must have, but if you can get a video recorder with great audio then you are set for multiple avenues in your career. You can start posting on social media, YouTube, and start promoting yourself. 3. Why You Should Record Yourself: You start to find out HOW you sound. You start to recognize WHAT you like to hear yourself play. Example Fills, grooves, chops, etc... Feedback for overcoming Challenges. Feedback for finding SUCCESSES. Successes will help you fine tune your process of learning, organizing your time, and ultimately will help you streamline your routines. That is it for today's lesson! Enjoy! Go Practice! Please take the time to leave a review as it helps rank our show and get it out to more listeners like you! Itunes Google Stitcher If you missed any of last weeks episode you can catch a quick link to any of the episodes below Scott's Drum Lesson Daily Motivation for Drummers with Richard   Last Friday's Podcast  Drummers I Like Social Media links website Instagram Facebook Twitter Youtube