Seal In A Manger
The third and final template which Girard requested. The reference track was pretty straightforward so I've done similarly. As usual, I just jammed it through using the beat ideas from the reference track. Tried to go for that late '70s dry kit sound so there's no reverb on the drums at all, hence no HD track being offered as that just seemed a waste of space.
Using my Premier Birch/Eucalyptus snare (with a Remo Fiberskyn 3 head on it) with a ...
8 ottobre 2015 alle ore 17:04
Girard
I have a question Martin! How picky are drummers when it comes to drumsticks? I saw some at the music store and was wondering how you even choose!
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8 ottobre 2015 alle ore 17:23
mpointon
I got through various sticks whilst I was learning, usually the popular 5A size, in my case the Zildjian ones because I like their logo.
It's down to personal choice, mostly. I use Vic Firth SD9 Drivers which are made of maple rather than the more common hickory. They're pretty beefy sticks but maple is very, very light which means I can use strong sticks but keep the weight down. They also have a very even weight distribution (most sticks, to me, feel tip-heavy which I hate).
I've been using them for 20 years or more now and am yet to find a stick that betters them for feel, weight and yet offering power when needed and strength.
As I said, each to their own but once you settle on a stick, it's hard to switch. +4
It's down to personal choice, mostly. I use Vic Firth SD9 Drivers which are made of maple rather than the more common hickory. They're pretty beefy sticks but maple is very, very light which means I can use strong sticks but keep the weight down. They also have a very even weight distribution (most sticks, to me, feel tip-heavy which I hate).
I've been using them for 20 years or more now and am yet to find a stick that betters them for feel, weight and yet offering power when needed and strength.
As I said, each to their own but once you settle on a stick, it's hard to switch. +4
8 ottobre 2015 alle ore 17:25
mpointon
The basic answer is 'very picky'. To me it's like asking a guitarist to play someone else's guitar...
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8 ottobre 2015 alle ore 17:26
8 ottobre 2015 alle ore 15:29
Girard
Another terrific drum run to play on! WOOT! Thanks Martin!
FYI, I never cared if you matched the "70's" kit or not, it was the beat style and cymbal work that mattered! Great job! +1
FYI, I never cared if you matched the "70's" kit or not, it was the beat style and cymbal work that mattered! Great job! +1
8 ottobre 2015 alle ore 15:32
mpointon
Thanks, G. Really enjoyable template to and a great exercise in restraint in not doing too many folks and crashes.
I wanted the '70s kit sound anyway as I'm still trying to work out how to achieve it as I love that sort of sound. +1
I wanted the '70s kit sound anyway as I'm still trying to work out how to achieve it as I love that sort of sound. +1
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8 ottobre 2015 alle ore 15:35
Girard
LOL the folks made the jam even better lol The tiny folks getting stuck under your drumstick impacts help the dry sound lol
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9 ottobre 2015 alle ore 12:40
aleonz
3rd track..you are crazy! hahahah! wonderful, awesome is already written down, but you know what Martin, your "stand alone" drums is one of that I could listen over and over like a complete song...it's a very cool to my ears
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10 ottobre 2015 alle ore 00:07
Marceys
Thats very cool again Martin! Three parts of drumming, I tried something that came up in my head listening to your grooves! Great drumming again man!
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