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I had/am having formal drum lessons and Im happy with it
I had formal lessons but prefer to be self taught now
I am self taught and I am happy with it
I am self taught but is considering formal lessons

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Offline jieboy

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Re: Formal lessons/Self taught?
« Reply #50 on: February 09, 2009, 07:41:50 AM »
halos lhat yata ng pinoydrummer, self-taught ah... hehe self-taught rin kasi ako eh!! haha :mrgreen:

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« Reply #51 on: February 18, 2009, 01:06:39 AM »
it won't hurt to get formal lessons cuz you can only learn so much on your own. just so you can be guided. I'm not a teacher or anything. I just learned a lot when I took supplemental lessons after more than a decade of drumming. it helped me develop my skill and playing more
« Last Edit: February 18, 2009, 03:51:02 AM by lovecore »

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« Reply #52 on: February 18, 2009, 03:06:43 AM »
I'm self-taught during my entire elementary and high school days. When I went to college, I was accepted in the U.P. Conservatory (percussion major). This is where I learned all the theories etc.

Sadly, Di ko natapos, tinamad na because I was hooked up with computer music. Got some "rakets" involving computer music, gusto ko work na agad.

But 'til now, lahat ng napag aralan ko formally sa U.P. e nagagamit ko. I can sight-read music sheets, I can write music scores, chord progressions, inversions, andaming benefits. MAS MAGANDA KUNG MAY FORMAL LESSONS TALAGA.

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« Reply #53 on: March 01, 2009, 11:16:01 PM »
ako self-taught dahil napilitan ako haha pero maganda parin talaga kung may formal lessons, marami kasing advantages e yun lang hehehe
the corny stuff is what pays you :)

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« Reply #54 on: April 17, 2009, 07:36:24 AM »
nag lesson ako once pro ngaun
self taught nalang.. ayaw ko mag basa ng nota
hahahah im more on visual  :lol:


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« Reply #55 on: May 08, 2009, 11:14:28 AM »
Sariling sikap....Til now...Since elementary...Dont want to confuse myself with countings..ehehehe... :-)
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Offline metalmuhlisha

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Re: Formal lessons/Self taught?
« Reply #56 on: May 09, 2009, 01:20:05 AM »
just to share lang na tuto ako mag drums arround 1st year highschool 14yrsold,
i started playing on snare and simple 8beats on drum set, self taught ako mga idol inspired by watching endless oldskul bands from beatles to lynard skynard,
rock n roll to heavy metal etc. pero im not saying na magaling ako.

now im already 22yrs old minsan may drum sessions kami ng ibang drumer d2 samen an 18yr old drummer can kick my butt out of the drum set because of my own flaws. i cant make a good ghost notes. im poor at cymbal works.

but i can rate my self on the middle but not on the point that i know all.

im happy when im learning something new and thats a fulfilment.
challenge kasi i need to learn it without anyones help, but may reference like youtube.

ive been into different band now already, lasting for months i personally leave because of personal work reasons but as they give out feedbacks out of my drum compositions their not super duper impress. but its just within what they need.

- learning is an never ending road as they say.
tagalog/filipino nalang plskthx.
kung di mo alam, isipin muna ang GMG bago ang lahat: Google Mo, G**O!

Offline lance2dbeat

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« Reply #57 on: May 09, 2009, 06:28:46 AM »
i am self taught but i am considering formal and informal lessons too :D
it's so fun to share ideas with fellow drummers especially the open minded ones.. YUNG HINDI MADADAMOT at MGA TAKOT NA HIGITAN SILA NG MGA TINURUAN NILA.. lately naghahanap ako ng mga ka sharing o ka jam. text niyo ko 09154172079 kita tayo sa Ortigas! sharing tayo mga kapatid na drummers :D
-Lance

Offline jcberedo

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« Reply #58 on: May 09, 2009, 11:24:08 AM »
@metalmuhlisha

whats wrong with my reply "reycantong" also uses english/tagalog words?

not only me?

is there any rules saying reply english straight and tagalog FULL words not mix?

i dont get your reply PLEASE explain.

Medyo naguluhan ata si metalmuhlisha sa grammar mo bro... Peace!  :-D
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Offline metalmuhlisha

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« Reply #59 on: May 09, 2009, 03:23:48 PM »
^
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ah ok, im sorry im a taglish typer.
because whenever im typing, im thinking like im doing a fast blast beats!
hahaha.. nerd. ( me) sorry.
peace.!
LOL

this made my day.

one aim of communication is to let others understand your thoughts as accurately as possible with your medium of choice. kaya kung hindi kayang mag-ingles, mag-tagalog nalang, para di magmukhang [chewbacca]. :)
ipapabasa mo nalang opinyon mo sa iba, papahirapan mo pa. wag ka nalang mag-post kung ganun, diba?

(hindi taglish ang problema dito, kundi grammar at composition. pakintindi lang po.)

PS. nerd (u)? it's olrayt! (me) nerd too.
kung di mo alam, isipin muna ang GMG bago ang lahat: Google Mo, G**O!

Offline jcberedo

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« Reply #60 on: May 09, 2009, 07:26:52 PM »
LOL

this made my day.

one aim of communication is to let others understand your thoughts as accurately as possible with your medium of choice. kaya kung hindi kayang mag-ingles, mag-tagalog nalang, para di magmukhang [chewbacca]. :)
ipapabasa mo nalang opinyon mo sa iba, papahirapan mo pa. wag ka nalang mag-post kung ganun, diba?

(hindi taglish ang problema dito, kundi grammar at composition. pakintindi lang po.)

PS. nerd (u)? it's olrayt! (me) nerd too.

+ 1,000,000 hehehe LOL  :lol:
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Offline kimpoy19

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« Reply #61 on: May 10, 2009, 02:35:49 PM »
dude, any known drummer na sa self-taught lang lumaki then they became famous in there skill/s?
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« Reply #62 on: May 13, 2009, 06:42:03 AM »
i know someone locally, my friend Paul (KnK) isang beses nung doon ako nag-almusal sa tapsihan nila, natanong ko lang bigla kung pano ba siya natuto mag-drums, it was all self-taught, practice lang ng practice, rudiments.. yun.

so anyway - ako rin self taught. back in 2005 nung student pa ako, instead of going to school, dun ako tumatambay sa studio ng friend ko, walang nagjajam masyado kaya sinamantala ko na mag-drums ng mag-drums hahaha. libre pa at laging may inuman. heheh! ayun!  :-D

btw.. di na ako naka-graduate ng college dahil dun. hahaha. peace!
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Offline popsicle

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« Reply #63 on: May 13, 2009, 01:34:31 PM »
dude, any known drummer na sa self-taught lang lumaki then they became famous in there skill/s?

Dennis Chambers! damn! akalain mo un?! self-taught lang!
nabasa ko sa drumchannel.com last night while watching some interviews of him by Terry Bozzio. check niyo dito sa part 2 ng interview http://www.drumchannel.com/entertainment/13006.aspx. mababasa niyo sa right part na nagfflash. "Although he had no formal training, Dennis is well-known among drummers for his impressive technique and speed, and he is particularly regarded for his ability to play "in the pocket."
 :-D


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« Reply #64 on: May 14, 2009, 08:56:02 AM »
aww.

Offline keene

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Re: Formal lessons/Self taught?
« Reply #65 on: May 14, 2009, 06:45:12 PM »
I'm  self taught drummer pero naglesson pa rin ako kay JP kasi sa opinion ko, everybody needs a professional help para mas ma-improve ang skills natin, oo magaling tayo sa self-taught skills natin, pero hindi ba tayo mas gagaling kung may magtuturo sa atin????

agree ako bro. actually maganda yung self taught, kasi hindi mo alam kung kailan ka na ba marunong o magaling. you always try to discover something new :lol:

pero sa palagay ko Gusto ko pa magconservatory kasi syempre, along the way dun sa pagaaral mo, baka may technique or kung ano ka mang nakuha na maaaring harmful pala... at least macocorrect pa yun :-D

Offline plitipiw40315

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« Reply #66 on: May 15, 2009, 07:18:15 PM »
ako din self taught, actually nung binili ng tatay ko ung tambol eh hindi pa talaga ako marunong, as in zero knowledge sa drums, naaalala ko nun pati yung mounted toms eh baliktad pagkakaset up ko, at sobrang tunog lata lahat..bale inupuan ko lang sya tas hindi ko namalayan eh ngdrudrums na pala ako, until now hindi ko mafigure out kung panu ako natuto..hehe, baka kako late bloomer lang ung pagiging tambolista ko, 2nd yr. college na kasi ako natuto eh.. :-D

ngaun nagtuturo ako ng drums, drum tab gamit ko as introduction sa basic beat, para lang masanay pumalo yung bata (10yrs ol nag youngest na naturuan ko),..

pero gustong gusto ko din magtake ng formal lessons..wii
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Offline kevzkie024

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« Reply #67 on: May 15, 2009, 09:28:58 PM »
self taught drummer din ako! . gsto ko maglessons kaya lang alang pera. (student palang! haha.). pero masarap din naman ang self taught, explore different sounds in drums. besides, my drum videos  nga naman. hehe.

kng formal lessons naman, willing din ako matuto. sana libre. whahaha. :-D

but all in all, self taught. express your feeling on drums, practice lang ng practice. datz it! \m/ :-D

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« Reply #68 on: May 16, 2009, 09:35:28 PM »
ako din self taught, actually nung binili ng tatay ko ung tambol eh hindi pa talaga ako marunong, as in zero knowledge sa drums, naaalala ko nun pati yung mounted toms eh baliktad pagkakaset up ko, at sobrang tunog lata lahat..bale inupuan ko lang sya tas hindi ko namalayan eh ngdrudrums na pala ako, until now hindi ko mafigure out kung panu ako natuto..hehe, baka kako late bloomer lang ung pagiging tambolista ko, 2nd yr. college na kasi ako natuto eh.. :-D

ngaun nagtuturo ako ng drums, drum tab gamit ko as introduction sa basic beat, para lang masanay pumalo yung bata (10yrs ol nag youngest na naturuan ko),..

pero gustong gusto ko din magtake ng formal lessons..wii

Ayus ahh. Nagtuturo ka pala.. hehehe. Ako hirap ko turuan ang misis ko na laging sabay ang right hand sa hats at right foot sa kicks... LOL  Yung anak ko naman 4 yrs old medyo natural kaso an lakas humataw! Makaka-butas ata yun ng Aquarian super-2.
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« Reply #69 on: May 16, 2009, 10:03:52 PM »
hehe, merun akong 4 students ngaung summer ser, nakapagturo nadin ako ng 45 yrs. old, at doctor..hehehe..try mo tab ituro ser parang pang intro lang sa basic beat...ayus ung batang me interest, meron kasi akong student dati yung nanay ang interesado ung anak eh pilit..hehe

eto basic beat na tab ser,

HH|x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-| (hi-hats)
SD|-----o--------o---| (snare drum)
BD|o---------o-------| (bass drum)
     1 +  2  +  3 + 4 +

mejo hindi pantay pantay ser, sana magets mo..hehe,

-ang ginagawa ko eh HH muna down to BD,

-emphasize mo kung saang count ang strike ng bawat isa, for example ung snare eh sa counts 2 and 4 ang strike..

-(+ is read as "and") bala ang counting nyan ser eh 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and..

naglecture nako ser, ot na.. :-D
**iba din kasi ang satisfaction na nararamdaman ko kapag ung isang bata o matanda na zero knowledge sa drumming eh pagkatapos palang ng 1hour eh may alam ng basic beat.. :-D

eto para hindi OT..hehe

-mas advisable mag formal drum lessons pagka me alam ka na sa drums mas tipid..di ka na dadaan sa beginner lessons..basa nalang ng nota aaralin mo.. :-D
...drummers are good ROLL models...

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« Reply #70 on: May 16, 2009, 11:42:43 PM »
hehe, merun akong 4 students ngaung summer ser, nakapagturo nadin ako ng 45 yrs. old, at doctor..hehehe..try mo tab ituro ser parang pang intro lang sa basic beat...ayus ung batang me interest, meron kasi akong student dati yung nanay ang interesado ung anak eh pilit..hehe

eto basic beat na tab ser,

HH|x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-| (hi-hats)
SD|-----o--------o---| (snare drum)
BD|o---------o-------| (bass drum)
     1 +  2  +  3 + 4 +

mejo hindi pantay pantay ser, sana magets mo..hehe,

-ang ginagawa ko eh HH muna down to BD,

-emphasize mo kung saang count ang strike ng bawat isa, for example ung snare eh sa counts 2 and 4 ang strike..

-(+ is read as "and") bala ang counting nyan ser eh 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and..

naglecture nako ser, ot na.. :-D
**iba din kasi ang satisfaction na nararamdaman ko kapag ung isang bata o matanda na zero knowledge sa drumming eh pagkatapos palang ng 1hour eh may alam ng basic beat.. :-D

eto para hindi OT..hehe

-mas advisable mag formal drum lessons pagka me alam ka na sa drums mas tipid..di ka na dadaan sa beginner lessons..basa nalang ng nota aaralin mo.. :-D

uu alam ko din yang mga tabs kaso pag sobra mahaba na pati ako nahihilo na. hehehe.
O' Baterista, R.N. - retired for now

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« Reply #71 on: May 18, 2009, 07:45:41 AM »
guys im new here ... well since bata pako dream kona tlaga matuto mg drums pero wala hndi na pursue.. anyways... can you guys help me kung san mgsisimula.. wala akong drum set pero gsto ko tlaga matuto ,,,, tanx :-D

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« Reply #72 on: May 18, 2009, 07:51:20 AM »
hehe, merun akong 4 students ngaung summer ser, nakapagturo nadin ako ng 45 yrs. old, at doctor..hehehe..try mo tab ituro ser parang pang intro lang sa basic beat...ayus ung batang me interest, meron kasi akong student dati yung nanay ang interesado ung anak eh pilit..hehe

eto basic beat na tab ser,

HH|x-x-x-x-x-x-x-x-| (hi-hats)
SD|-----o--------o---| (snare drum)
BD|o---------o-------| (bass drum)
     1 +  2  +  3 + 4 +

mejo hindi pantay pantay ser, sana magets mo..hehe,

-ang ginagawa ko eh HH muna down to BD,

-emphasize mo kung saang count ang strike ng bawat isa, for example ung snare eh sa counts 2 and 4 ang strike..

-(+ is read as "and") bala ang counting nyan ser eh 1 and 2 and 3 and 4 and..

naglecture nako ser, ot na.. :-D
**iba din kasi ang satisfaction na nararamdaman ko kapag ung isang bata o matanda na zero knowledge sa drumming eh pagkatapos palang ng 1hour eh may alam ng basic beat.. :-D

eto para hindi OT..hehe

-mas advisable mag formal drum lessons pagka me alam ka na sa drums mas tipid..di ka na dadaan sa beginner lessons..basa nalang ng nota aaralin mo.. :-D


san kba ngtuturo??

Offline plitipiw40315

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« Reply #73 on: May 18, 2009, 11:11:20 AM »
see flyers fro details.. :-D
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« Reply #74 on: May 19, 2009, 11:38:09 PM »
Self taught din ako mga brader. wala kasi akong pera pang formal lesson. kung may libre sana jan... :lol: haha! madami kasi talagang advantages pag may drum teacher ka, one thing dun, mas direct ang learning mo...meaning, tanong-sagot agad...isa pa dun, complicated grooves can be easier to understand kasi kaya break down yun ng teacher mo sayo na hindi ka mababaliw ng husto at napakadami pang iba. :-)

pero syempre parang give and take yan...nasa absorption din siguro yan ng student at nasa pag simplify ng teacher mo.  Maganda din naman maging self taught basta ikaw mismo, you give time on your drumming at open minded ka din. Take time on listening to different genres, other drummers at syempre, dapat ikaw din mismo, naghahanap ng concepts at gumagawa ng theories of your own to make your drumming much enjoyable and easier. Wala naman tama at mali sa drumming hangga't ikaw mismo ang nagsabi na sa sarili mo na mali yung ginagawa mo. It really doesn't matter how you start, what matters most is how you end.  :-)