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the guys at harmonix posted a tutorial.
http://blog.wired.com/games/2008/01/rock-band-featu.html
work on heel-up for the bass pedal. everything else comes w/ practice. play the songs and not the drum trainer. you'll get bored quickly otherwise.
interesting article, thanks for the post. found it cool that they recommend syncopation for the bass pedal (should be easy, coming from the piano).
Yeah, check out that tutorial that Galagabug linked to. When I first read it, I was like "WTF, heel-up? How the fuck am I ever supposed to do this?"
After a while, though, I got used to it and I'm a lot better now. I do heel-up by habit now and it works great.
I could have summed this post up to one sentence.
Drums 101 by CountingConflict
"Play a real fucking instrument and you'll be able to play plastic controllers all day."
Thanks for the useless comment, your views have been duly noted and placed in the incinerator.
@CountingConflict
Wrong. My uncle is a professional studio drummer and has played with the likes of Joe Perry and other popular local boston/philly bands.
He is completely befuddled by Rock Band and even after a weekend of trying barely scraped by on the hardest medium songs on drums. All Rock Band 2 will give you is practice at rhythm, not movement around the drum set.