Aaron Edgar Short Solo : Sonor SQ2 Lighting Test : GoPro Audio
Breaking Cymbals? How NOT To Hit Your Cymbals
Punching a 60″ Hammerax Boomywang Prototype! 100th Video!
Hey guys! This is my 100th video on YouTube! It’s a soundless video of myself and John Stannard playing with an unfinished prototype hybrid they made for me. I already had the largest boomywang in the world, now it’ll be by a LOT. Full blown five feet!
John threw the thing up in the air and I punched it lmao. It was a really fun time, I had a BLAST in Florida down at the Hammerax factory. John and Polly Stannard are some of the nicest people I know!
We’ll release a video with sound of this guy when it’s finished!
…I just don’t know where the hell I’m going to mount it!
~Aaron
GoPro!
Hey guys,
Just checkin’ in real quick. It’s been a few weeks I’ve been using my new GoPro cam and I gotta say, I straight up love it! Here’s a quick repost of my first actual video done with it. The overhead shot is a GoPro.
Inexpensive and amazing! Official GoPro® Store
S-Hoops Review : Small Snare Drum (10×4.25 Sonor SQ2 Birch Thin)
NEW Snare Drum! Sonor Designer Ferro Steel 14×4.25
Quintuplet Groove Fill Of Face Melting Funkiness!
Hammerax Liquicy 120fps GoPro Slow Motion (Three clips)
How To Make Your Sticks Last Longer And Feel Better – Four Aspects To Stick Selection
New Camera (GoPro) and SQ2 Kit Tour
BOOM!! A Beginner’s Guide To Making Noise eBook
Part one in a three part beginner to advanced curriculum Aaron has been teaching with for years!Price: $29.97Price: $19.97
65 Pages!
19 Videos (Over 40 Minutes)!
150 MP3′s!
LESS THAN TWENTY BUCKS!
In Boom, which is the first in a trilogy of instructional books I designed from beginner to advanced we have some unique things going on.
I am an advocate of theory and all that boring stuff, in Boom however, I’ve done my best to keep it at a minimum. I’ve been teaching for many years now and in my experience I have a good idea of what beginning players want. They want to have FUN. They don’t want to be studying and learning things that aren’t loud, fast and impressive! The first thing in this book is how to play a rock beat. The video is about a minute long and I’ve had people as young as SIX years old effectively playing beats from it!
When we do sneak in the theory, I’ve come up with a method for reading music that’s SUPER easy. I call it grid theory. It’s based on how you would program drums, it makes it a very visual thing and totally easy to pick up!
The book is packed with tons of rad beats and fills! The best part is that in every section there’s work sheets where you have to create your own patterns. In my experience, the things that really stick with a player are the things that they created themselves. Boom forces you to do just that and be creative. Be your own player! Don’t just play what someone wrote in a book, your personality is more important than that!
65 Pages, 19 videos and 150 MP3′s take you through the fun basics of drumming. I know most beginning players are looking to play drums cause they wan’t to play cool beats and fills. Not sit behind a practice pad for hours. As much as that stuff is important, I wrote this book to cater to what you WANT to be playing while sneaking in some of the theory and techniques just a little at a time. In my opinion, it’s one of, if not THE most fun book to start on there is!
With over 15 years of teaching experience this has become how I start almost every student off which is why I decided to turn it into a book for everyone to enjoy!
Chapters : Setting Up Your Drumset
How NOT To Hold Your Sticks
Your First Rockin’ Beat
Reading Music (The Boring, Yet 100% Necessary Chapter)
Grid Theory
Time Signatures and Pulse
Quarter Notes and Quarter Rests
Eighth Notes and Eighth Rests
Four On The Floor Grooves
Standard Drum Grooves
Pulse Obscured Drum Grooves
Sixteenth Notes Sixteenth Rests
Efficiently Playing The HiHat
Open HiHat Grooves
Advanced Open HiHat Grooves
Drum Fills (Full Bar)
Ride Cymbal Open HiHat Beats
Drum Fills Starting On Beat Two
Drum Fills Starting On Beat Three
Drum Fills Starting On Beat Four
Super Advanced Beats
Groove Variation As A Fill
The reason I chose to tackle how NOT to hold your sticks is so whoever your ‘in person’ teacher is can teach you their technique. I picked things that you shouldn’t be doing regardless of the technique your teacher teaches. Most books show how the author wants you to hold your sticks which generally gets glossed over since it’s likely your teacher disagrees.
Check out these two videos, these are actual lessons from within the book :
So what are you waiting for!?
10×2 Sonor Jungle Snare Drum – Snare Pimp Project Volume 34
10×4.25 Sonor SQ2 Birch Thin Snare Drum – Snare Pimp Project Volume 33
10×5 Sonor Designer Maple Light Snare Drum – Snare Pimp Project Volume 32
10×6 Sonor Designer Maple Light Snare Drum – Snare Pimp Project Volume 31
10×7 Sonor SQ2 XRay Snare Drum – Snare Pimp Project Volume 30
12×4.25 Sonor SQ2 Birch Thin Snare Drum – Snare Pimp Project Volume 29
12×5 Sonor S-Classix Snare Drum – Snare Pimp Project Volume 28
12×5 Sonor Designer Maple Light Snare Drum – Snare Pimp Project Volume 27
12×7 Sonor Designer Maple Light Snare Drum – Snare Pimp Project Volume 26
12×7.5 Sonor SQ2 XRay Snare Drum – Snare Pimp Project Volume 25
NAMM 2012 Videos
Nicko McBrain Air Drumming LIVE @ NAMM 2012 : Name That Tune!
Sonor ProLite @ NAMM 2012
Johnny Rabb drum solo NAMM 2012
Sonor NAMM 2012 New Snare Drums
Stevie Wonder Drumming @ NAMM 2012
Tobias Ralph TEARING IT UP on a Sonor ProLite @ NAMM 2012
Bernard Purdie Shuffles LIVE @ NAMM 2012
Tony Royster Jr. Drum Solo @ NAMM 2012
Virgil Donati Drum Solo LIVE @ NAMM 2012



