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“Ruining everyone’s hearing within a 3 miles radius” killed me 😂😂

Its music just make your own sound. if you play a lot of notes in your own music loads of big dark cymbals are just going to become a wall of noise. If I come back to hit a cymbal and it still ringing hard from the hit before its too big.

I'm just understanding all of this, thanks so much for this video!

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😂😂😂 more ture than people will be willing to accept. 😂 As a former jazz musician (meaning, I don't perform or compete anymore. I just play for fun), I learned: literally everything *_can_* be counted in 4/4 time. ....sure, it might take 26 bars to get back to your beat 1 being on the music's beat 1, but it's still counted in 4/4, if you want to count it like that. Might sound like I'm just playing or something....I'm being serious. Sometimes, pieces seem to be composed for the sole purpose of making the composer's ego feel more secure. "I can write music is odd time signatures...so, I'm not just good, I'm awesome!1!" ..... ....but, when you are playing the music, "it don't mean a thing, if it ain't got that swing" isn't just advice. it's a fundamental part of getting the groove correct. so: I'd the time signature is not standard and it's hard for you to count in (like 13/8).... then count it in 4/4. in this case, how? ...break each bar up into two sections...one with 6 beats, one with 7. Since you're in 13/8, every eighth note gets a beat, so make each 13/8 bar into two: one that has six eighth notes & one that has seven eight notes. Then, instead of counting: 🎵🎵🎵🎵 🎵 🎶 '1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13' break it up into to two parts, then count a bar of 3/4 then 4/4. Its basically all 4/4, just missing 1 beat. much easier than 13 beats per bar. 👍 count: 1-& 2-& 3-& 4-& 🎵🎵🎵🎵 1-& 2-& 3-& 🎵 🎶 .....then repeat. That's 13/8 in 3/4 & 4/4 counting. 👍 you can always mix it up and still keep it simple. for example, throw some triplets in for a beat to break it up some. Schizm, by Tool, for example, uses 13/8 at one point. The run it like this: the first part if the bar is made up of 3 eighth notes, 1 quarter note, 1 triplet (which is one beat) ... that's 6 beats so far....the end of the bar is 4 eighth notes, 1 quarter note and 1 triplet...which makes 7 beats. That's 13 beats per bar. it can still be counted as 3/4 then 4/4 instead of 13/8.

Hi it’s interesting because the bigger you go the shittier the sound is. In a small place they all sound good then when you get big like in an arena they all sound the same very bad. The bigger you get the shittier they sound you’ll find out.

I am going get 14x8 alluminium snare Sonor Kompressor. Hope we get new videos

This reminds me of my cousin Vinny “ahhh everything that guy just said is bullshit thank you”

What are you like 6'5? That 24 looks like a 22

San Antonio here 😃👊

yes, i agree-bigger cymbals are where it's at. never mess with any crash smaller than a 18inch-avoid big thick loud projection crashes,unless you got the touch and work them,great video and love your approach.

This NEVER gets old... I could watch it over and over and over.... wait... I HAVE watched it over and over and over!

This has been a huge help 🙏

If Denzel Washington was a drummer. Great video.

I just saw this at the end of David Bennett's video, and I literally fell out of my chair laughing.

Great video! However, that virgin kick has a subtly different resonance. It might just be that they’re two different drums, but it does sound better. There’s more fundamental tone and fullness to my ear. YMMV, and yes, it is probably subtle enough that most people will never tell the difference. And your points about setup are well stated. Thanks for the effort!

It doesnt matter. If that was the case nobody would port their head. It makes zero difference. Whose really wanting a tom to ring out for 4 seconds. Thats when ppl start to complain that their drums sre too ringy

Toms mounted on the bass drum 100%, 30-45 minutes from load in to sound man putting mics on the kit (5 drums, 3 cymbals, and hats).

matt garstkas cymbals are a little too dry for my taste. great drummer though

"that's why you're broke" is what gets me Every single time; the delivery is absolute perfection

Brian, is that you on drums on the background track?? Agree on 8x14 drums, I've always liked them.

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BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO I WANNA PLAY IN 79/88

Watch Idris Muhammad do it on Walter Bishop Jr’s Party Time (1968)

There are Macedonian (Balkan) beats in 13/8 th-cam.com/video/NMi6zk5sU08/w-d-xo.htmlsi=Hew_qHoGIYo5Siqe th-cam.com/video/Fzpecnn9Yt4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=zs0NZBwNUy_l-NRx

Thank you for sharing! Happy Drumming!!!

Love this video. Any suggestions on a 14x8 snare for a beginner drummer I e me

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First time on your channel! Saw this after looking for reviews of SPL 468 Series 8X14 snare. Got one from MGR for $79! I owned a Tama 8X14 birch snare decades ago and have regretted it ever since! 😢 Thanks for the vid...would love to see a vid of you playing all of your 8X14's!

What cymbals are those? They sound perfect ❤

😂😂 Love this video

Genesis you dumbass. 13/8 everywhere.

Do you ever demo these snares? Please dude?

Thanks man

All the ska and skapunk band's in the 90's had piccolo snares, if you didn't know they were a ska band before you saw them the piccolo always gave it away 🤣🤣

Just got my Ludwig 14x8” with a 30 pure sound strand. It is all the difference! Awesome video!

The only video about 13/8 I can really understand. Thanks!

Damn i didnt know Denzel Washington was a good drummer

Since the name of the pedal relates to its unique beater return system, what is superior about its (beater return action), compared to the return action of the common system of returning the beater?

Brian mendes here and you are also Brian mendes

I got the direct drive model.

Succinct, accurate, informative. The guide we need!

There we go. I found it Brain. 😂😅 I'll share it with all my muso buddies.

I will never not think this is funny 😂 0:43

I come back to watch this every once in a while if I need a laugh. Thank you for this gem Lmao

Were these the reso two's?

I found you through 13/8! You're a very tasteful and versatile drummer!

I bought Resotone 2 for batter heads on my 6 ply maple Ludwig kit a couple years ago. They definitely have a lot of sustain, too much really … they ring forever. That's a pretty easy fix with bit of muffling, however they also produce a very scooped mid-range effect on my drums … the midrange body is really quite lifeless compared to other thick heads like a Remo C. Emperor, which I went back to after several hours w/ the ResoTone 2. The Resotone sound is very bright and slappy with a lot of low end - very modern. Just not my cup of tea.