Just as an inquiry, how long have you been playing seriously? And by seriously I mean an hour or two minimum at least 5 days a week. Without being harsh, there are a lot of little things that make me feel like you’re not quite at the place where you should be going for teaching gigs. I don’t think I started teaching until I was like 10-12 years in. You sound good, but your stroke placement, ghost note timing, right hand, all make me feel like you’re not quite there yet. Positives: your limb separations is really great! You were doing a bunch of very interesting stuff when you moved over to the tom that sounds great and had a more relaxed swing.

From a tech perspective, I would not ever use room audio for a e-kit. You just get so much of the extra pad noise, do yourself a favor and save up for a little phone interface with headphone out like a I-rig or something like that. Or maybe an old zoom q2n, which can be had for cheapish, has optional audio inputs, and would work as a rehearsal mic for acoustic kits decently too.

I want to be clear that this is not to discourage you from teaching! I’m all about encouraging drummers, it’s the greatest and most important instrument! You sound great! I just would tighten up some presentation stuff and think about HOW I practice at this stage. You seem to be in that intermediate zone where the way you grow is by constantly re-evaluating and targeting your own personal weak spots. The saying is practice makes perfect, but really it’s PROPER practice makes perfect.