want some live drums on your next album?

kyledrums · Post by **kyledrums** » Sun Mar 13, 2011 9:59 pm

hey guys

im thinking of doing some online session drumming. would anyone be interested in having me drum on their tracks?

im in the process of updating my website to show what i sound like but theres a few clips up at the moment

http://www.glastonburydrums.com

all i would need is your recording and ill record a few takes and either send back individual drum tracks or a stereo pair

cheers kyle

jamesd74 · Post by **jamesd74** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 10:22 am

Are you free???

kyledrums · Post by **kyledrums** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 2:16 pm

jamesd74 wrote:Are you free???

you know what they say. you get what you pay for

but i am doing a few for free to get some good testimonies and sound clips for my website.

ill only be charging £30 per song once im established but if you get in now ill do a track for free.

kyle

Post by **olly** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 2:16 pm

Hi and welcome to the forum

kyledrums · Post by **kyledrums** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 2:18 pm

Olly wrote:Hi and welcome to the forum

good afternoon

Post by **olly** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 2:19 pm

I like your idea actually - Unfortunately I have no songs that you could drum to however I intend to write some and I will certainly bear in mind your services,

do other people offer such services that you know of? i.e remote drummers?

kyledrums · Post by **kyledrums** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 2:47 pm

Olly wrote:I like your idea actually - Unfortunately I have no songs that you could drum to however I intend to write some and I will certainly bear in mind your services,

do other people offer such services that you know of? i.e remote drummers?

i know some pro drummers do. but obviously with that comes pro prices. your looking at £150 a song and thats just the ones i can find prices for. some dont list there prices so i can only imagen how much they charge.

there are also a few drummers who have acsess to a studio but with that you pay for studio time as well as theres. the reason i can keep my costs down is the fact i have a kit miced up ready to go. and also as im not some hot shot named drummer your just paying for the tracks not my name. well not yet anyway

kyle

Post by **olly** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 3:34 pm

Sounds good Kyle - looks like you might have found yourself a nice little niche in the market as I can definitely see how it could work out. If I had a decent song then my only choice would be to use EZdrummer, which is good, but I can't imagine it would ever be as good!

kyledrums · Post by **kyledrums** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 3:43 pm

Olly wrote:Sounds good Kyle - looks like you might have found yourself a nice little niche in the market as I can definitely see how it could work out. If I had a decent song then my only choice would be to use EZdrummer, which is good, but I can't imagine it would ever be as good!

thats what i was thinking. plus i love to play all styles of music with as many people as i can. but cant really fit in any more gigging bands. this way i hope to play with loads of people from all over the world with no gigging comitments

Post by **olly** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 3:49 pm

Well keep us informed as to how you get on and, as I say, I will certainly bear it in mind for future!

jamesd74 · Post by **jamesd74** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 5:59 pm

kyledrums wrote:
jamesd74 wrote:Are you free???
you know what they say. you get what you pay for but i am doing a few for free to get some good testimonies and sound clips for my website.

ill only be charging £30 per song once im established but if you get in now ill do a track for free.

kyle

Sorry Kyle I am from Yorkshire i hate spending money and i have a friend that has drum machine which is OK but i imagine the real thing to be far better.

kyledrums · Post by **kyledrums** » Mon Mar 14, 2011 6:13 pm

jamesd74 wrote:
kyledrums wrote:
jamesd74 wrote:Are you free???
you know what they say. you get what you pay for but i am doing a few for free to get some good testimonies and sound clips for my website.

ill only be charging £30 per song once im established but if you get in now ill do a track for free.

kyle
Sorry Kyle I am from Yorkshire i hate spending money and i have a friend that has drum machine which is OK but i imagine the real thing to be far better.

i hate spending money as well. if you have a track ready for drums now ill do it for free. im only going to do the first 5 peoples tracks for free so get in quick

you never know you might like it so much you think its worth £30 in the future.

i love drum machines and use them all the time for song writing but sometimes they really dont cut it

kyle

Instructor · Post by **Instructor** » Fri Mar 25, 2011 5:35 pm

There's a new service called GrooveZoo that debuted at the NAMM show this year that allows you to hook up and contract with session players and negotiate percentage points for release and the like. I'm there now and though it's in the early stages, it seems promising. I am looking to collab with bass and drummer myself, but in the mean time I keep producing my own stuff and hitting it out there on RevNation, and I've already picked up on some potential leads.

Instructor

kyledrums · Post by **kyledrums** » Mon Apr 18, 2011 8:37 pm

got a few people lined up. everyone is happy with the service so far. feel free to drop me a line if your interested in what i do

kyle
www.glastonburydrums.com

kyledrums · Post by **kyledrums** » Fri May 13, 2011 9:54 pm

Evening guys and gals. Just an update (if anyone is interested) had my first few proper paying clients. It sounds so bad calling them that. Anyway I've ironed out any technical problems and have my website up and running. Check it out. Any constructive criticism you have would be great as well

www.glastonburysessiondrums.com

kyledrums · Post by **kyledrums** » Wed Jun 29, 2011 9:08 pm

I'm running an offer till july 10th. 4 tracks for the price of 3.
As always I'm still offering a free demo so you can see how I'll fit your track/style of music

Check out www.glastonburysessiondrums.com for more details

Kyle

hackneystudio · Post by **hackneystudio** » Sun Jan 20, 2013 1:06 am

I agree you cant beat the feel of real live drums we offer a similar service here at Unit 8 Recording Studio http://unit-8-recording-studios.co.uk