CHW Studios Podcast Asher Coker

I break down the current gear that I'm using for myself and my clients, as well as other gear I've used (what worked well and what didn't!).

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NONE of these are affiliates, just my own opinions of what I've used. What gear are you using?


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The song in this video is called "Tired of Feeling this Way" by Elijah Cruise (used with permission from the artist)
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In this episode, I take a few minutes to answer the questions I hear the most about playing drums.

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If you are a musician looking to add extra monthly income in the form of teaching music lessons, this podcast is for you! I go through the 5 main dimensions of the "business side" of running my home studio.

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In this episode I'm joined by musician friends Britt and Lance to talk about WHAT time signatures are, WHY and HOW we use them, and what our favorite time signatures are. We hope you enjoy it!

I’ll be the first to admit I am no good when it comes to playing jazz piano! Imagine reading a thousand books about something but never physically being able to put anything into practice…that’s totally how I feel about jazz piano. I can analyze solos, tell you chord progressions, name instrumentalists on various recordings, BUT all of that is just analytical knowledge that I have really put off applying! So here we go, a simple jazz standard called “Afternoon in Paris” that I’m learning through on 4 different instruments. This might be the hardest one, so join me on this journey, struggle through some chord voicings with me, and let’s get better together!

I am crazy out of practice with my double kick pedal, and since we're currently quarantined, I busted it back out to start practicing with it again. We're going for blistering speed metal here, but as you will see, I have some work to do! If you're learning an instrument, remember that the journey takes a while - putting in time each day and being SMART about HOW you're practicing will make all the difference!