Drum Studio in Essex

Perfectly situated on the borders of North London and Essex,this custom-designed teaching and recording studio features a full acoustic kit, electronic drums, percussion, mics and recording gear—ideal for focused drum tuition. It’s got everything you could need and the space is optimized for creativity, providing a welcoming atmosphere for musicians of all levels. This studio offers the necessary tools and environment to help you succeed. Equipped with modern recording equipment, and an extensive selection of instruments, it meets the diverse needs of anyone who steps through its doors.

Shelf filled with spiral-bound notebooks and music theory books.

  • This is just a small selection of some of the books on offer to work from. You have materials to cover everything from technique to styles and everything in between. There are even scores available from many theatre shows if that is something you want to get into.

A drum set with multiple drums and cymbals arranged in a corner of a room.

  • You’ll be lucky enough to play on either a vintage Hayman or Yamaha Maple Custom Absolute which are both well regarded kits. To add to this you have a selection of snares and an even larger selection of sabian cymbals. As you deepen your knowledge it’s nice to be able to choose sounds that fit the music you are playing.

A snare drum with two drumsticks resting on it, and a music stand with sheet music for a percussion piece titled 'Introducing Sixteenth Note Ties'.

  • As a physical activity it’s important you take care of your body for longevity. And also just to makes playing the instrument easier and feel good. Working on your technique using a pad in front of a mirror is a great way to take yourself to the drum gym and focus on your form.

Overhead view of a person playing electronic drum set with various cymbals and drums, holding drumsticks and activating a drum pad machine.

  • The modern drummer now has to be able to use electronics. You have access to all the essential gear you would use on gigs and can learn how to implement it into your playing to be able to play a hybrid drum kit.

Musical instruments and people preparing backstage at a concert venue.

  • ‘It needs more cowbell!’

    Being able to play some basic percussion will always come in handy as a drummer. You can even play percussion while playing the kit. You’ve got everything from mountable percussion to use at the kit to handheld things like shakers and guiros.

Audio mixer with multiple pink and teal cables plugged into it.

  • Recording yourself is a great tool to improve your learning. In the studio you are fully equipped with high quality audient preamps, a universal audio interface, great mics to capture it all and a top of the range apple macbook pro to record it with using logic pro x. You also have gopro cameras to film it with too.