Tremor

Halim Yusof, also known as Tremor, is a professional drummer as well as a drum teacher with a strong background in musical theory grounded by a solid practical regiment. He has been honing his craft for twelve years, playing with a myriad of bands and learning all the way from the basics to the advanced stages of drum theory and practice.
As a live musician, Halim is experienced enough on the stage to deliver his best and to awe the audience with his skills and unsurpassed showmanship that leaves a profound effect to all whom have witnessed his live performances. His bands were well-received in shows like the Singapore Biennale 2006 (in front of thousands of people) and a slew of local musical festivals through the years.
As a sessionist, Halim always does his best on a strictly professional level, delivering exactly what his clients want and exceeding their expectations by far. He never fails in learning the songs efficiently and ensures that the recordings are made perfect without the need for editing.
As a drum teacher, Halim Yusof offers drum lessons and tutorials ranging from the basic standard drumming to his advanced courses which include Extreme Metal techniques. His lessons cover drum techniques for Rock ‘N’ Roll, Punk, Metal or any other genre you are interested in progressing with.
These drum techniques will be covered during the course of your lessons with Halim:
• Drum Maintenance and Tuning
• Warm Up Techniques and Stamina Training
• Basic Fill Patterns and Tom Placements
• Limb Independence and Coordination
• Metronome Exercises
• Drumming Chops and Variations
• And Much More
Some of the bands Halim has worked with are: Arbitrary Element, Bunuh, Battlestorm, Cardiac Necropsy, Chrysalids, Demisor, Distrust, Dusk, Ilemauzar, Impiety and Sihir.
If you are interested in having Halim drum for your band, session live or help you as a teacher to progress on your drumming, you are able to contact him here or message this myspace account for any further inquiries.
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Demonstration Video Of Tremor Playing "Resonance Cascade" by Arbitrary Element