Welcome to the forum
Taye Lover. I looked at your profile picture and your kit looks beautiful. The drum store in my area was pushing the
Taye drums because they bought out the distributor. They said the great Canadian drum maker Ray Ayotte had a hand in making the drums. How do they sound?
You're ready to jam. The trick is to find a guitarist and bass player or even one of them for that matter who are also interested in jamming for fun. If you have kids I'd put out the word at their school to see if any parents are musicians with day jobs who want to rock out after hours. It helps if you've got the practice space to attract others to come over.
I highly recommend jamming as soon as possible. There's nothing more fun than interacting creatively with other musicians. And man, do you ever find out quickly what skills you need to work on to improve! All of your weaknesses will be exposed when you jam.
Make sure you practice part of the time with a metronome or recorded music. The first thing a guitarist/bassist is going to appreciate is your ability to keep a steady beat. That lets them solo and show off, which they love to do. You don't have to be flashy, just solid (think Charlie Watts).
Good luck!
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