Drumming

[Cheezeit]

Originally posted by: drum

Originally posted by: Cheezeit
I love to drum, but i dont have enough for a set of my own.

you can make a budget kit sound pretty good, especially for practicing

still, ive found that an okay one with good symbols (bad ones are forever) takes about 700 dollars.

 

[johnnqq]

i've been drumming since 1st grade...but that kid is damn coordinated for a 12 year old. i'll link some REAL solos.

 

[drum]

Originally posted by: Cheezeit

Originally posted by: drum

Originally posted by: Cheezeit
I love to drum, but i dont have enough for a set of my own.

you can make a budget kit sound pretty good, especially for practicing

still, ive found that an okay one with good symbols (bad ones are forever) takes about 700 dollars.

cymbals do make a difference. my first kit cost about 350-400 :laugh:

i got good cymbals though, signature series paiste.
crash/rides are just painful to listen to as are a cheap set of hi-hats and your main crash

 

[Cheezeit]

Originally posted by: drum

Originally posted by: Cheezeit

Originally posted by: drum

Originally posted by: Cheezeit
I love to drum, but i dont have enough for a set of my own.

you can make a budget kit sound pretty good, especially for practicing

still, ive found that an okay one with good symbols (bad ones are forever) takes about 700 dollars.

cymbals do make a difference. my first kit cost about 350-400 :laugh:

i got good cymbals though, signature series paiste.
crash/rides are just painful to listen to as are a cheap set of hi-hats and your main crash

What would you say are some good brands? I play for my youth group on my church's Tama and Pearl drumsets sometimes, but they spent thousands on those

 

[johnnqq]

i prefer yamaha and pearl...just pay at least $800 for a good set. and make sure he's got more than just a ride symbol. that's all i had and i really couldn't do a lot of basic grooves because they just sounded weird on a ride.
one of the best drummers of all time...and one of the cutest!
classic ^ kinda funny too.

you don't see too many drummers like this!
not the best solo but pretty cool...

 

[Cheezeit]

Originally posted by: johnnqq
i prefer yamaha and pearl...just pay at least $800 for a good set. and make sure he's got more than just a ride symbol. that's all i had and i really couldn't do a lot of basic grooves because they just sounded weird on a ride.
one of the best drummers of all time...and one of the cutest!
classic ^ kinda funny too.

you don't see too many drummers like this!
not the best solo but pretty cool...

hahha thats cool

 

[drum]

What would you say are some good brands? I play for my youth group on my church's Tama and Pearl drumsets sometimes, but they spent thousands on those

:shocked:

wow, that's too bad really. Since you know what it sounds and feels like to play on a quality set. If you were like me you didn't know what you were missing.

All major cymbal producers have budget lines.
its pretty easy to tell though. If it costs more, than it is usually pretty good. A cymbal is something you have to go to the store to get. Someone else may like it but you just have to hear it for yourself and see if it fits the sound you're looking for.

My band wrote a song and I thought it needed something inbetween guitar riffs. So i went out and tried a bunch of splash cymbals and ended up getting an 8" Zildjian K for about 60 bucks

 

[Cheezeit]

Originally posted by: drum

What would you say are some good brands? I play for my youth group on my church's Tama and Pearl drumsets sometimes, but they spent thousands on those

:shocked:

wow, that's too bad really. Since you know what it sounds and feels like to play on a quality set. If you were like me you didn't know what you were missing.

All major cymbal producers have budget lines.
its pretty easy to tell though. If it costs more, than it is usually pretty good. A cymbal is something you have to go to the store to get. Someone else may like it but you just have to hear it for yourself and see if it fits the sound you're looking for.

My band wrote a song and I thought it needed something inbetween guitar riffs. So i went out and tried a bunch of splash cymbals and ended up getting an 8" Zildjian K for about 60 bucks

THanks man. I know more of what i should get now. I'm also moving in two months to socal, so now probably wont be the best time. Ill get one when everything is kinda settled

 

[drum]

Originally posted by: Cheezeit

Originally posted by: drum

What would you say are some good brands? I play for my youth group on my church's Tama and Pearl drumsets sometimes, but they spent thousands on those

:shocked:

wow, that's too bad really. Since you know what it sounds and feels like to play on a quality set. If you were like me you didn't know what you were missing.

All major cymbal producers have budget lines.
its pretty easy to tell though. If it costs more, than it is usually pretty good. A cymbal is something you have to go to the store to get. Someone else may like it but you just have to hear it for yourself and see if it fits the sound you're looking for.

My band wrote a song and I thought it needed something inbetween guitar riffs. So i went out and tried a bunch of splash cymbals and ended up getting an 8" Zildjian K for about 60 bucks

THanks man. I know more of what i should get now. I'm also moving in two months to socal, so now probably wont be the best time. Ill get one when everything is kinda settled

I love it when a rare drum thread pops up on ATOT.

 

[johnnqq]

Marco
another very talented upcoming drummer. more marco

 

[tami]

how old is the OP?

 

[johnnqq]

o yea a tip for the new drummers. don't hold your left stick the classic way. it's actually bad for the tendon on the arm. (it's ok to learn it as long as it's not your normal style of playing.

 

[drum]

Originally posted by: tami
how old is the OP?

he apparently likes sausage more than drumming.
1 post in a fanatical drumming thread that he started

 

[Cheezeit]

Originally posted by: drum

Originally posted by: Cheezeit

Originally posted by: drum

What would you say are some good brands? I play for my youth group on my church's Tama and Pearl drumsets sometimes, but they spent thousands on those

:shocked:

wow, that's too bad really. Since you know what it sounds and feels like to play on a quality set. If you were like me you didn't know what you were missing.

All major cymbal producers have budget lines.
its pretty easy to tell though. If it costs more, than it is usually pretty good. A cymbal is something you have to go to the store to get. Someone else may like it but you just have to hear it for yourself and see if it fits the sound you're looking for.

My band wrote a song and I thought it needed something inbetween guitar riffs. So i went out and tried a bunch of splash cymbals and ended up getting an 8" Zildjian K for about 60 bucks

THanks man. I know more of what i should get now. I'm also moving in two months to socal, so now probably wont be the best time. Ill get one when everything is kinda settled

I love it when a rare drum thread pops up on ATOT.

Me too. I'llm pm you when i feel like getting my own set?

 

[drum]

Originally posted by: Cheezeit

Originally posted by: drum

Originally posted by: Cheezeit

Originally posted by: drum

What would you say are some good brands? I play for my youth group on my church's Tama and Pearl drumsets sometimes, but they spent thousands on those

:shocked:

wow, that's too bad really. Since you know what it sounds and feels like to play on a quality set. If you were like me you didn't know what you were missing.

All major cymbal producers have budget lines.
its pretty easy to tell though. If it costs more, than it is usually pretty good. A cymbal is something you have to go to the store to get. Someone else may like it but you just have to hear it for yourself and see if it fits the sound you're looking for.

My band wrote a song and I thought it needed something inbetween guitar riffs. So i went out and tried a bunch of splash cymbals and ended up getting an 8" Zildjian K for about 60 bucks

THanks man. I know more of what i should get now. I'm also moving in two months to socal, so now probably wont be the best time. Ill get one when everything is kinda settled

I love it when a rare drum thread pops up on ATOT.

Me too. I'llm pm you when i feel like getting my own set?

:thumbsup:

edro13 even lets me know on AIM if there is a drum thread! :laugh: just so i don't miss it

 

[Cheezeit]

Originally posted by: drum

Originally posted by: Cheezeit

Originally posted by: drum

Originally posted by: Cheezeit

Originally posted by: drum

What would you say are some good brands? I play for my youth group on my church's Tama and Pearl drumsets sometimes, but they spent thousands on those

:shocked:

wow, that's too bad really. Since you know what it sounds and feels like to play on a quality set. If you were like me you didn't know what you were missing.

All major cymbal producers have budget lines.
its pretty easy to tell though. If it costs more, than it is usually pretty good. A cymbal is something you have to go to the store to get. Someone else may like it but you just have to hear it for yourself and see if it fits the sound you're looking for.

My band wrote a song and I thought it needed something inbetween guitar riffs. So i went out and tried a bunch of splash cymbals and ended up getting an 8" Zildjian K for about 60 bucks

THanks man. I know more of what i should get now. I'm also moving in two months to socal, so now probably wont be the best time. Ill get one when everything is kinda settled

I love it when a rare drum thread pops up on ATOT.

Me too. I'llm pm you when i feel like getting my own set?

:thumbsup:

edro13 even lets me know on AIM if there is a drum thread! :laugh: just so i don't miss it

who is edro?

 

[drum]

he is one of the high council of nef. sometimes referred to as lifer.
college roomate who showe me Anandtech. i still maintain a third of his posts are bumps from his FS/FT threads :laugh:

 

[Cheezeit]

oh i see lol

I never sell or buy anthing is FS Ft

 

[redgtxdi]

I thought we were talking about 'human' drummers.


Marco's not human!!!

 

[NikPreviousAcct]

Why hasn't anyone mentioned Pork Pie drumsets yet?

 

[Rockzilla]

How can everyone just accept that Neil Pert is the world's greatest drummer without questioning it. John Bonham, Keith Moon, and Ginger Baker don't even get a nod? Come on guys I know Neil Pert is good but anyone who puts Rush on a higher pedestal than Led Zeppelin needs a reality check.

 

[NikPreviousAcct]

Originally posted by: Rockzilla
How can everyone just accept that Neil Pert is the world's greatest drummer without questioning it. John Bonham, Keith Moon, and Ginger Baker don't even get a nod? Come on guys I know Neil Pert is good but anyone who puts Rush on a higher pedestal than Led Zeppelin needs a reality check.

http://www.drummersworld.com

watch videos there

 

[tami]

Originally posted by: drum

Originally posted by: tami
how old is the OP?

he apparently likes sausage more than drumming.
1 post in a fanatical drumming thread that he started

nah, he made all three of his posts in this thread and then disappeared. :Q

 

[imported_Solace666]

I guess I should get in on this. I've been playing drums for 11 years and my band has just been signed. Our CD came out on Oct. 11. Rumpelstiltskin Grinder on Relapse records. Check out the website in my sig. Rock on Drumheads!

 

[jimmykarl]