3 Metal Drumming Mistakes You Don't Want To Make

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Want to master your drumming and get a free strategy session from Cameron? Apply at academy.cameronfleury.com/cho... Metal drumming is tough stuff. It's fast, it's intense, and it requires a ton of skill and endurance. But even the most seasoned metal drummers can fall victim to a few common mistakes that can hold them back from reaching metal drumming greatness.
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Having taught drums privately for over a decade, he has decided to share his knowledge of drumming and drum education online with the world. Cameron is a professional musician from Canada but that hasn't stopped him from touring internationally with major label bands: Terrorhorse, Betraying The Martyrs, Baptized In Blood. From his home studio Cameron makes the remote drum recording process easy for metal artists and producers around the globe. Cameron looks to inspire more drummers and musicians to love playing their instruments and music.

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[@coreyroberts47]

Band name: tolerable acquaintance

[@CameronFleury]

Wonder if the band members would be able to stand each other?

[@chadvarnell1889]

I spy the Mapex Falcon.. Bro... Love mine!

[@toddgaster5905]

Thanks again, absolutely brilliant!!

[@CameronFleury]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@SKDrumming]

Happy new year Cam, definitely those are crucial mistakes that all of us have done in a period of our life, one more to add in here is that along with those you mention is to be relaxed and live through the song you play and not just being a robot there ... be one with the song

[@CameronFleury]

So true!

[@stevekim7854]

Thank you Cameron. I am just getting started with the double bass/kick pedal, could you please do a video on slide technique. I love your videos! 20 views? If the world was fair it would be 20mil views!

[@CameronFleury]

Hey Steve I can add that to the list as well! As far as views are concerned, I just hope that I'm able to help drummers out. Whether it's 20 or 2 million.

[@stevekim7854]

@@CameronFleury thank you very much!

[@toddgaster5905]

Your awesome Steve! I agree 100%!!

[@stevekim7854]

@@toddgaster5905 Thanks bro.

[@trevz140]

Hey Cameron. I’m starting to learn the double bass pedal and want to understand the different techniques at the different speeds/bpm. I can go full leg up until about 140. 150-160 feel weird to do with ankle technique but I can’t do with full leg. 170+ seem like they would be good for ankle, but my left leg is only good for 3 seconds on any speed above 140 lmao. Does this all seem somewhat relevant to ur opinion on technique change for different speeds?

[@ChaosPootato]

The transition tempos are the fucking worst

[@CameronFleury]

Hey Steve, most definitely! 170 is a really awkward transitional tempo in between techniques. I wouldn't say there's a one size fits all for this, but what you're describing is pretty common. Check out my double bass drumming playlist as there's a lot of stuff you may find helpful in there! Let me know how you make out 🤘

[@CameronFleury]

100 percent!

[@dannyledrums4116]

4th tip Stop Trying to play too fast, i can play fast, but does it sound good? No it sounds terrible same thing with hand and foot technique It cant be rushed and consistency is key

[@CameronFleury]

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