Play Along CDs

[rc1q2w3e4r]

Hi,

Anyone knows where can I buy drum play along cds?

Pop / rock kind with vocals and everything except the drums?

For practising.

Thanks in Advance...

 

[joshie]

Turn It Up, Lay It Down CD

It's finally HERE!

THE ULTIMATE TOOL FOR CREATIVE DRUMMING in Volumes I, II & III

20 Bass Lines And Over 60 Minutes of Practice Time

This CD was created to fill some basic drumming needs. You will:

• be able to practice the right stuff at the right volume…LOUD!

• learn to focus and lock in with the bass player.

• be able to practice many musical styles, including rock, funk, jazz, blues & Latin.

• develop your own style, creativity, and sound while playing deep inside your pocket.

PLUS
five bonus "Groove Study" tracks included that let you use what you've learned.

Turn It Up… is a selection of killer bass lines played by killin' bass players. All the tracks are in perfect time and fun to play along with. It's a fantastic learning tool for all drummers

From www.drumsresources.com

Drums Resources at Peninsula Plaza sells it. Go check it out.

 

[blurred]

hey man, i wld recommend playing along to cds that have drums already
1. you want to make sure ur groove can "sit" with the music
2. you want to get the feel of genre and the drummer who's playing.
wat i normally do is practice the grooves for tht genre with a metronome, making sure i'm relaxed and in time. then i work on getting them up to speed, then i play along to CD's of certain drummers who are renowned in tht genre, eg steve jordan for funk and blues, jeff hamilton for jazz just abt any caetano veloso album for latin.
this is wat worked for me, you need to find wat works for you

 

[joshie]

playing with cd's that have drums already is more of taking over some licks of the drummer, his style's and learning the roots of the genre. this is mainly for drummers to have some influnce and inspirations on the different style's he may utilize.

playing without drums is another case. it helps the drummer to use his own creative and thus makes the songs ultimately his. this method enables the drummer to groove along to what he would expect when playing with a band.

these two situations prove to be helpful in different situations.

 

[gambatak]

Turn It Up, Lay It Down CD

It's finally HERE!

THE ULTIMATE TOOL FOR CREATIVE DRUMMING in Volumes I, II & III

20 Bass Lines And Over 60 Minutes of Practice Time

This CD was created to fill some basic drumming needs. You will:

• be able to practice the right stuff at the right volume…LOUD!

• learn to focus and lock in with the bass player.

• be able to practice many musical styles, including rock, funk, jazz, blues & Latin.

• develop your own style, creativity, and sound while playing deep inside your pocket.

PLUS
five bonus "Groove Study" tracks included that let you use what you've learned.

Turn It Up… is a selection of killer bass lines played by killin' bass players. All the tracks are in perfect time and fun to play along with. It's a fantastic learning tool for all drummers

From www.drumsresources.com

Drums Resources at Peninsula Plaza sells it. Go check it out.

joshie how much

 

[joshie]

i believe its 80 for 3 cds. i have a set, and well their pretty good.

 

[blurred]

yah ur right joshie different situations, i'm still sorting out my practice routine. i thought i had it down but i'm close to finding a gd way of doing alot of stuff in one session.
that cd thing sounds interesting, but 80 is abit to rich for my blood

 

[gambatak]

yah ur right joshie different situations, i'm still sorting out my practice routine. i thought i had it down but i'm close to finding a gd way of doing alot of stuff in one session.
that cd thing sounds interesting, but 80 is abit to rich for my blood

and mine too

 

[joshie]

haha good stuff cost man! save!

 

[Tommycat]

try buying Rhythm Magazine. They usually come with a playalong CD, songs with drum track and w/o drum track. Borders have it

 

[joshie]

an alternative would be memphis. they bring in one every month

 

[blurred]

save ahahaha yah i really shld start, i spend way too much money on shisha smoking. i actually wld rather have a lesson with someone whose a gd teacher really, but thats just me really. i think the CDs wld be a gd help, tell u wat maybe we can do a trade? i've got just abt all the real and fake books, art of bebop with cd, syncopation by ted reed, new bredd by gary chester etc etc let me know if u want anything and we maybe can work something out