For those of you who couldn’t make it Seminole Music and Sound on Monday you should just go ahead and kick yourself now! Sabian/ddrum artist Ray Luzier tore the house down with an amazing drum clinic and yes… you should have been there. You may remember Ray from such acts as the David Lee Roth Band as well as Army of Anyone. As of late Ray has become the latest member of Korn – probably one of the most influential metal bands EVER! Before the cli... read more...

Ray explains the importance of "thinking clean" while practicing tom patterns. Stressing to play each note evenly so you get a consistent sound across the kit. He further demonstrates this by playing several examples that you can use while practicing in your spare time to develop triplet fills. ... read more...

Ray Luzier talks about his theory on warming up, so you don't injure yourself as a drummer. This was at the Ray Luzier Clinic at Seminole Music & Sound on 11/17/08. ... read more...

There are plenty of musicians out there that don't receive enough credit and Ray Luzier is certainly no exception. This is a fill alternating between the right and left hands,it almost has a swing feel to it as you speed it up. ... read more...

Ok, so Korn didn't invent this drumlick but Dave Silveria was a huge influence of mine and he was the first drummer to bring it to my attention. Sounds just like the infamous "In the Air Tonight" fill, you're just adding diddles on your bass drum to fill in the rests.   ... read more...

Not only is Ray Luzier the newest member of the band Korn, he is also the latest artist on the roster to be endorsed by the ddrum company. At this time we are unsure why Ray (formerly with OCDP) made the jump to ddrum. Inside sources claim it was due to customer service issues. For more news and updates you can check out the ddrum website or Ray's personal myspace and until then play drums at all times.     ... read more...