Right hand on snare, left hand on high hat, right foot on high hat, left foot on bass drum. Requires you to set up the kit entirely differently, so it's not worth it most of the time. I only learned because I had a left handed drummer once.Haxordude said:
Pointless thread, no discussion value whatsoever here.berault said:
Whoa, that's almost as bad as my right arm, but I snapped the wrist in two places at once, so...HardRockSamurai said:I'm right handed. Here's a picture:
That's AMBIDEXTROUS. I doubt you can breathe on land AND underwater.steeltrain said:
Most drummers are because to learn to play left handed drums you either need to find a left handed drum teacher, or teach yourself. The majority of people are right handed, so drums are designed to be played right handed. My drummer was of the 'was taught to play right handed, found it really inconvenient, so reversed all his lessons when he played on his own kit' type.Haxordude said:
