Open Mic: What Are the Best Websites for Drummers?

Open Mic: What Are the Best Websites for Drummers?

on Jun 10th 2012 with 8 comments

We regularly open our mic to readers and lurkers alike to come out of the woodwork and tell us your thoughts and opinion, your experiences and mistakes, what you love and what you hate. We want to hear from you, and here’s your chance.

We’re updating our monster list of recommended audio websites, and we’d love your input. This week we’ll focus on drummers. Which websites should every drummer bookmark?

 
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  • http://grantmuller.com Grant Muller

    I’ve always thought Vic Firth’s Education Resource Center to be worthwhile:

    http://www.vicfirth.com/education/

    Of course there is drum bum:

    http://www.drumbum.com/

  • Jorge Lara

    eldrumblog.com (en español)

  • http://youtube.com/scottydrumbass weescotty

    I like gospelchops.com and drummerworld.com

  • http://www.pimpco.co.uk Chris Outlaw

    If you want a site that is perfect for drum customization (new head designs, or wrap designs or custom designs)

    http://www.pimpco.co.uk is perfect for customizing your kit and making it individual.

  • http://www.playdrumsnow.com Play Drums

    Be sure to check http://www.playdrumsnow.com which is geared more towards the advanced drummer

  • http://kindbeatsdrums.com/ kevin

    This is a great website for drum instruction: http://kindbeatsdrums.com/

  • http://kindbeatsdrums.com/ Kevin

    Very good site for drummers: http://kindbeatsdrums.com/

  • Matthew

    Chiming in for the Electronic Drummers: http://vdrums.com/forum/