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Hello everyone. First I want to say how impressed I am with the how helpful this forum has been and how positive you guys are. I really enjoy reading these genuinely helpful posts. I will be getting a brand new TD-3 for Christmas (even though i paid for half i still cant use it until Christmas 
). I am new to drumming and it will be my first kit.
ANYWAY I wanted to offer some help. On many guitar tab websites, they have certain "power tabs". These are basically songs written out in regular notation and tablature to help people learn how to play them. The songs also play out loud so you can hear them. If you download the free software you can open up these tabs and play along to them. The program is very lightweight but still has many helpful features for those interested in fooling around.
http://www.power-tab.net/guitar.php -link to the software
http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/tabs/..._power_tab.htm -example of good tab
p.s.- If you explore a bit, the electric guitar (jazz) sounds the most realistic IMHO
). I am new to drumming and it will be my first kit.ANYWAY I wanted to offer some help. On many guitar tab websites, they have certain "power tabs". These are basically songs written out in regular notation and tablature to help people learn how to play them. The songs also play out loud so you can hear them. If you download the free software you can open up these tabs and play along to them. The program is very lightweight but still has many helpful features for those interested in fooling around.
http://www.power-tab.net/guitar.php -link to the software
http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/tabs/..._power_tab.htm -example of good tab
p.s.- If you explore a bit, the electric guitar (jazz) sounds the most realistic IMHO
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