AR Drums

Am a dynamic and versatile drummer known for blending precision, power, and passion behind the kit. With a background rooted in gospel, jazz, and contemporary music, I'll bring a unique groove and musical sensitivity to every performance. From live shows to studio sessions, I have worked with a variety of artists, always aiming to elevate the music while maintaining a deep, soulful pocket.

Whether leading with explosive solos or locking in tightly with the rhythm section, drumming is marked by creativity, discipline, and a deep love for the craft. When not performing, [he/she/they] shares knowledge through drum covers, tutorials, and collaborations online, inspiring both aspiring drummers and seasoned players alike.

Drummer Technical Requirements for a Gig
1. Drum Kit (if provided by venue/backline)
Kick drum (20” or 22” preferred)
Snare drum (14” steel or wood)
1–2 Rack toms (10” & 12”)
1–2 Floor toms (14” &/or 16”)
Hi-hat stand + clutch
Snare stand
Kick pedal (double pedal if needed)
3–4 Cymbal stands (boom stands preferred)
Drum throne (adjustable, sturdy)
Drum rug (to prevent movement)

2. Cymbals (if not bringing your own)
Hi-hats (14”)
Crash cymbals (16” & 18”)
Ride cymbal (20” or 22”)
Optional: Effects cymbals (china, splash, etc.)

3. Hardware & Accessories
Drum key
Extra sticks/mallets/brushes
In-ear monitors (IEM) or monitor wedge
Personal mixer if on in-ears (if possible)
Gaffer tape for quick fixes
Spare cables (for triggers or IEM pack if applicable)

4. Audio/Monitor Requirements

3–4 mics for the kit minimum:
Kick mic
Snare top (and optionally bottom)
Overhead(s)
Hi-hat mic (if detailed mix required)
XLR inputs for any triggers or pads (if using electronics)
Talkback mic (if part of the band communication setup)

Monitor mix with:
Kick
Snare
Bass
Keys
Lead vocal
Click track (if used)
Backing tracks (if used)

5. Electronics (if applicable)
Drum pad (SPD-SX, Alesis SamplePad, etc.)
Laptop/audio interface for tracks
Cables & power strips

6. Stage Plot

Optional but recommended — a simple diagram showing drum setup, monitor position, and mic placement.