And I thought I fixed all of my typos. Unfortunately I still type with my two pointer digits. Nice and slow. Maybe after this I should take a typing class. The very low price of $19.99 not $99. Although $99 a month would still be worth it. I’ll be purchasing the full upgrade here n couple days. Honestly though man, whole system you have going is top notch. I’ll do my best to spread the word. And thank you.
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Let me know if you have questions or need motivation or anything like that!
From Sawssman:
so glad i found this guy early on in my finger drumming career. of all the channels ive found, this guy is by far the best for me. if there are any newbies looking for somone to learn from, this is it. just dont give up
Source (youtube comment): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2CkMfQYDRg
Allow me to say I never do testimonials - EVER!
However, when something THIS good comes along …
I have done some ‘thorough homework’ with regards to other courses/material and in the end, they have nothing on the ‘Labor of Love’ Rob has put in to The Quest for Groove!
Rob, you are the most thorough teacher I have ever come across!
Your care and dedication to detail is astonishing!
I am so impressed that I’ve upgraded from a monthly to a yearly subscription.
Please don’t ever stop what you are doing and know that your commitment to our success and enjoyment is deeply appreciated!
#loveyourwork
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Wow, thank you! A message like this really helps to keep the fire burning. I hope you’ll learn a lot!
Absolutely loving the Building Fills lessons. There’s so much in them. Obviously the fills themselves but also the endless variations, the importance of counting and building in practicing different back beat variations. It’s quite challenging doing some of the beats/fills consistently well at 80bpm but it is well worth persevering. I really think this is a key course.
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Almost done with Grooving and Improving and these rhythms are literally in my dreams now. Thanks a lot Rob 
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From John Robison, via Email:
I spent years trying to program drums, use pre-packaged grooves, or stock loops. None of these techniques resulted in a believable drum performance. Plus, it felt a little bit like cheating. So I was pleasantly surprised when I ran across Quest for Groove. It bypasses all the problems associated with grooves, loops, and programming and allows a musician to create a drum part the same way an actual drummer would, but with fingers instead of arms and feet. The results are realistic because you can react to the changes in music as they occur and makes it easy to supply the subtlety and responsiveness that are hallmarks of a genuine performance in which all band members are listening to and reacting with each other.
I feel the lessons were presented in a linear manner that made sense. Starting at ground zero, they proceeded in an easy to follow plan without the usual downfall of music courses, which is sudden jumps in complexity. The design was logical. I feel the instructor has the soul of a teacher, as well as the genuine desire for everyone to be successful. And most importantly, he is good at explaining concepts. I give it a whole hearted endorsement.
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