I found a Joey signature snare with the tribal "S" on it just over a year ago at my local Guitar Center. I'm so happy I picked it up when I did. I love it 🖤🤘🏻
Drumeo is awesome! The Drumeo community is very supportive and encouraging. The instructors are amazing and are accessible. A valuable asset for any drummer! Excellent drum gear suggestions.
I'm so glad to read this. I bought a kit a few weeks ago and I'm working through their free lessons before I sign up. I'm hoping to get insight on which heads to buy, lol.... isn't that always the way.
I use to play drums when i was 14 but had to sell them when i moved when i was 16. Finally bought another kit. The 5pc pearl roadshow kit with everything included for 900 bucks. Not a bad deal. Upgraded the pedal to dw 2000 double pedal and im having a blast. Your videos definitely got me back into playing again
Very easy. Czarcie Kopyto pedals. Tama b/b kit. Bell brass snare. Promark TX5AN sticks. Sabian HHX and AAX and AA and HH cymbals. Tm2 with footblasters. Coated Remo Heads.... 2 of everything except snare. 2 of all cymbals and all toms
The Roland TD17KVX is also a fantastic mid-range smaller sized e-drumkit. Lovely mesh heads all around, 3 zone ride and a really nice hi-hat (which you can get a proper stand for)!
Well i just finished completing my already obsolete Pearl masters custom mmx maple in diamond burst with blk hardware. Took me 3 yrs of ebay, kijiji and reverb search to find it but all done and ready for 2022
Going back to the kick pedals for the bass drum, I got lucky a few years back and scored a badass deal (damn near $125 give or take off of Guitar Center at the time) on a Gibraltar direct drive double kick pedal. I honestly wish I knew what model it is that I have right now... but I saved both hard plastic beaters from an old, El Cheapo ass PDP double kick pedal I bought before going Gibraltar. So far I love these Gibraltar double kicks. But if the time comes where I have enough to buy an Axis Double kick pedal for my kit, I'll give you my honest opinion about them. Cheers from Texas and
I converted an acoustic snare from Griffin over Christmas weekend! I was able to snag one of their limited run designs they only did 1,000 of (screaming spray paint cans for a really cool graphic on the shell) and I threw a 2 play mesh head on with a ddrum red shot trigger and it was a great snare replacement for my Alesis kit to help not look so tiny! Really not a bad little snare if you're planning on using it on an ekit anyway
@@IRLguy777 It's definitely nothing to write home about - but it's not a "st. Anger" trash can snare either haha. I would toss this on a beginner/intermediate kit, sure. I wouldn't keep the heads it ships with though, they just feel cheap
Normally, they only time i can understand drummers is when they ask me to help move their kit into the practice space, venue, etc. With this vid, i can effectively nip it at the bud and tell them to stfu when they start talking about sick gear they cant afford. Thanks samus!
I'm 28 and just started learning drums a few weeks ago. I bought the Donner 200 on a friend's recommendation and for my needs I love it! Had some difficulty getting everything adjusted to where I feel comfortable but I'm having a blast with it so far
Love Pearl hardware. When I was playing shows I used a Pearl free floating brass snare live cus it was sooooo loud the club didn’t need to mic it and the audience could still hear it.
BUY USED! You would be shocked how cheap you can get certain things that are in near perfect condition. I usually pay like half price cymbals compared to what they are new and I've gotten a lot of other hardware and stuff for stupid cheap.
I have a pearl prestige session select. bought it for about $1400 about 10 years ago with some meinl custom classics. im loving the shit out of it. good deal for a very good drum set. keep up the good videos and greetings from the Netherlands.
I can recommend going the e-kit route as a beginner. It actually safes you quite some money. For about 800 bucks you get a decent kit, you don't need to replace heads, cymbals and for sure no sticks. And if you buy a little better kit from the beginning, they are very stable if it comes to reselling it. My Roland TD-17 was about 1700 € in 2018 and I could still get around 1500 for it now.
I went from a 1984 Tama Rockstar kit to a Roland TD-5 electric setup and back to an acoustic kit with a Mapex m birch 10 piece double bass kit with lots of shiny things. Easy to spend upwards of 4 grand if you want to. Or keep things simple.
Wow, thanks for this awesome list! So awesome you have it from cheapest to most expensive, instead of just here's the most expensive option! Shit, I didn't think drum mics would be that costly, I figured overhead or room mics would be, but wooo! Thanks Samus!
Yeah drums are definitely one of the most expensive instruments especially with maintenance and needing to replace heads, cymbals and sticks frequently LOL
"Drumming can be expensive" - yer not fooking wrong! I seem to be on an endless cycle of replacing cymbals. I usually buy near top-of-the-range Sabian or Zildjan, I'm not a huge hitter and I'm very careful about the angle I hit them at, also using "graphite" sticks for practising, but they just seem to keep splitting every few months or so. Yet my drum heads last for years with barely a mark, apart from my snare.
everything has gone up in price at least 10% since 2019.... some stuff almost double. I feel like the industry as a-whole is taking advantage of the "supply-chain" issues. I call BS.
I went with the export with the expansion kit. I used the 30 day drumeo coupon. Two days into it and I went with the 1 year subscription. It's like Netflix for drummers except I don't spend two hours looking for something to watch.
for this new year I decided to go for an Odery cafekit drum kit with a 14" deep bass sound small drums huge sound I have an 18" Tama stagestar. I am a Gretsch drummer and I have a Gretsch catalina club street drum kit with a 16" bass drum I agree with the choices of Cymbals as I have a 20" special dry ride and the 8" dual crash I have 17" Istanbul agop dark dry Xist high hats very dark hats by the way. very the Odery cafekit was $275 new. the Gretch street kit was $325 new. the Tame was $399 new. I love the fact that my small bass drums sound like they are 20" bass drums
6 months of drum lessons. Right right ,left left,learn to read music! Honestly the HCS sound terrible. They’re so cheap though it’s hard to not recommend them to a beginner. This was great! Wish i saw it sooner!
Yamaha stage custom birch > pearl export and decade any day of the week... Better shell , better hardware, better price... I know you like pearl but there better option at this price range.
I just bought the Roland TD 50x with 3 additional cymbals.. Just played my first gig with it Saturday and it was awesome and the sound tech was able to get a dam near perfect mix with the Bass drum going out via a 2000 watt sub..😮
You and i have alot of similar taste. My pearl vision set with a sensitone snare is my favorite set out of all the drums ive had, but its more so the heads and the way i tune them. I played around for years with heads and evans is the way i go for toms and aquarian for snare and my kick. I havent played super expensive drums but if you get the sound and feel you want for less, then theres no need. Cymbals and pedals are where the big bucks come in..
Classics custom duals sound insanely gooooood!!! Just added a 18 in China from that series and it is hellish!! Meinl is making a run for number 2 in the cymbal industry. Zildjian is a tough one to beat at number 1 but meinl is well on there way to being right up there with them.
@@Jasper_Drummer I actually love the sound of paiste cymbals!!! It’s very unique. Check out Eugene Ryabchenko if u want to hear the quality of them in studio. My local drum shop is a paiste dealer and I’ve been wanting to get an entire paiste set up for my kit but I just haven’t pulled the trigger cuz of how much I’d have to spend hahaha 😝 but yea they are fire too!
Got my dream dw shells and brass snare not too long ago, but as like all drummers, my list is still not done. Going to get 9000 series hi hat stand and double kick And I am gonna cheap out and get gibralter snare stand and cymbal stands As for cymbals I'm looking to get a paragon 14" hi hat and a 20" Crash Once it's complete, I'm going to doom so fucking hard Ohhhhh Yuuuuuurrrrrrrrrr Happy new year alll!
13:40 I had a dude in guitar center laugh when I told him I use the same ear protection I use to shoot as I do to play drums lol Ill say one thing though, Putting your earbuds underneath the earmuffs is a great economic choice, sure you might get better sound quality from the more expensive set but it's not necessary
For a nice, cool, edrum you can go with the Roland TD17KVX or, if you want to go up notch, you can get the Roland VAD306 which looks sweet and also portable. Or you can get the Yamaha DTX8K. Looks super sweet. For triggers, again, the Roland RT30 series and for a nice, good priced module, depending on your budget, the Roland TD07, which is nice and cheap, the TD17 por the TD27. I agree with the Alesis kits, except, for the Command. I think for the extra bucks, the Crimson II SE is way better, even better the the DM10. Of course, the Strike and Pro SE are top of the line. Oh yourrrrrr!!!!
I am 50 now. Last gig November 1998. I want to buy my dream drum kit. The world has changed, it’s crazy. Watching you and buy a Varus Drum from spain because of your reaction video of EL Estepario. You use Meinl cymbals, i will probably buy this brand. On top of that, buy on the the internet and it will all be delivered to my house 😂 crazy. Thanks for everything 66Samus Metalhead forever 🤘🏻☠️🤘🏻☠️ hello from Québec. What do you think of the custom Dark ? Good choice ?
I have a DM10 MK2. They're pretty decent BUT They're not very durable if you have heavy hands. I've broken two of the pads so far because they have a flimsy plastic thingy that the peizo sensor things are attached to. If you snap one part of it, it stops registering the skin hits 🤷 other than that it's pretty good! Wrote an album on it so I can't complain too much I guess 😂
I have Czarcie Kopyto and when tried Axis years back feels similar with speed but when comes to all these equipment triggers audio interface accidently I bought exactly same interface scarlett 18i20 3rd gen but all the rest software plus cables is expensive like you said. Have the same rack you have but I bought years back second hand still for £200
also i use the alesis sample rack to trigger all my drums with the red Ddrum triggers and 2 roland kick triggers but that module has been discontinued sadly because its easily the best and affordable that they made. luckily i still got mine.
Man, I am almost not looking forward to seeing what gear I need once I pull the ol' kit out of mothballs. I have a trusty DM5 and some ekits, but I know I need a few cymbals (cracked bahees) and new throne, as some idiot (me) left it outside in the rain... for a week. Probably going to go the trigger route for toms & kicks, then mic the ol' snare and cymbals for streams. Hmm. hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
To be honest, I had absolutely no idea how much drum kits cost. But to afford some of the high-end stuff, I'd have to sell all of my internal organs, and my granny's cat :P Great video as usual. Keep up the good work. :-)
So here's where I am. Can someone please give a opinion to help me? My practice acoustic set has a Pearl Icon Rack and I currently have a 2up 2down setup. I want to do something close to what Samus has by using my acoustic cymbals with electronics. My question is concerning price and efficiency, should I purchase mesh drumheads trigger my drums and mic the cymbals overhead? OR Should I buy some mesh pads, and an affordable module? ** I plan on using EzDrummer either way. My goals is to hear myself, hear tracks/metronome, etc. I don't have to be quiet in my garage but out of consideration I would like to cut my ambient noise down some (my snare and kick drum are the loudest).
I found a Joey signature snare with the tribal "S" on it just over a year ago at my local Guitar Center. I'm so happy I picked it up when I did. I love it 🖤🤘🏻
I'm playing this for years, it's awesome
@@experimetalfan8851 I agree. I love how it looks and how it sounds.
What is that snare made of?
@@alyxl4mb904 its a steel snare. if you want a snare that sounds good when you crank the shit out of it then it's a pretty good option
Ive been using it since the time it came out and sold a lot of them through our guitar center drum department. Still love it.
Drumeo is awesome! The Drumeo community is very supportive and encouraging. The instructors are amazing and are accessible. A valuable asset for any drummer! Excellent drum gear suggestions.
I'm so glad to read this. I bought a kit a few weeks ago and I'm working through their free lessons before I sign up. I'm hoping to get insight on which heads to buy, lol.... isn't that always the way.
I use to play drums when i was 14 but had to sell them when i moved when i was 16. Finally bought another kit. The 5pc pearl roadshow kit with everything included for 900 bucks. Not a bad deal. Upgraded the pedal to dw 2000 double pedal and im having a blast. Your videos definitely got me back into playing again
Very easy. Czarcie Kopyto pedals. Tama b/b kit. Bell brass snare. Promark TX5AN sticks. Sabian HHX and AAX and AA and HH cymbals. Tm2 with footblasters. Coated Remo Heads.... 2 of everything except snare. 2 of all cymbals and all toms
The Roland TD17KVX is also a fantastic mid-range smaller sized e-drumkit. Lovely mesh heads all around, 3 zone ride and a really nice hi-hat (which you can get a proper stand for)!
I have a bunch of videos up using one - i can trigger my tom rims to splashes also, so sick!
I wonder why he chose Alesis kits because i've heard much better reviews on the roland ones.
@@jonnel4038 some people fund the Roland heads too springy. Matt Gartska hates them!
@@jonnel4038 Alesis seems to be a bit more popular in the midrange these days. Love my Td17kvx to death though.
@@spooty75 that's interesting. I wonder which he prefers.
I have a trick dominator pedal and I can confirm it’s smoother and faster than axis
Alternate title: Sam preaches about how much he loves pearl all video 😂😂
I can understand glazing Ludwig or Tama but why Pearl 💀💀💀
@Pumper_of_Maws he's sponsored by pearl, jordison played pearl so he wanted their sponsor.
@@Pumper_of_Maws but pearl is insanely high quality and all of the products ive got from them are insanely good
Well i just finished completing my already obsolete Pearl masters custom mmx maple in diamond burst with blk hardware. Took me 3 yrs of ebay, kijiji and reverb search to find it but all done and ready for 2022
Going back to the kick pedals for the bass drum, I got lucky a few years back and scored a badass deal (damn near $125 give or take off of Guitar Center at the time) on a Gibraltar direct drive double kick pedal. I honestly wish I knew what model it is that I have right now... but I saved both hard plastic beaters from an old, El Cheapo ass PDP double kick pedal I bought before going Gibraltar. So far I love these Gibraltar double kicks. But if the time comes where I have enough to buy an Axis Double kick pedal for my kit, I'll give you my honest opinion about them. Cheers from Texas and
Chad
I converted an acoustic snare from Griffin over Christmas weekend! I was able to snag one of their limited run designs they only did 1,000 of (screaming spray paint cans for a really cool graphic on the shell) and I threw a 2 play mesh head on with a ddrum red shot trigger and it was a great snare replacement for my Alesis kit to help not look so tiny! Really not a bad little snare if you're planning on using it on an ekit anyway
How good does that snare drum sound acoustically? I was looking at it and wondered if it could pair nicely with an intermediate level drum set.
@@IRLguy777 It's definitely nothing to write home about - but it's not a "st. Anger" trash can snare either haha. I would toss this on a beginner/intermediate kit, sure. I wouldn't keep the heads it ships with though, they just feel cheap
So you snagged it huh?
Normally, they only time i can understand drummers is when they ask me to help move their kit into the practice space, venue, etc. With this vid, i can effectively nip it at the bud and tell them to stfu when they start talking about sick gear they cant afford. Thanks samus!
I'm 28 and just started learning drums a few weeks ago. I bought the Donner 200 on a friend's recommendation and for my needs I love it! Had some difficulty getting everything adjusted to where I feel comfortable but I'm having a blast with it so far
Watching this and knowing the prices for me are going to be in Canadian makes me wana cry.
I see the custom duals in the thumbnail and I am just in 100% agreement on that one
Love Pearl hardware. When I was playing shows I used a Pearl free floating brass snare live cus it was sooooo loud the club didn’t need to mic it and the audience could still hear it.
I have a Donner DED-200 with an acoustic bass drum and mesh head using a Roland Kick Trigger. Super happy.
PLEASE PART 2
BUY USED! You would be shocked how cheap you can get certain things that are in near perfect condition. I usually pay like half price cymbals compared to what they are new and I've gotten a lot of other hardware and stuff for stupid cheap.
Wow! Owning a drum kit and maintaining it is definitely expensive as hell.
I have a pearl prestige session select. bought it for about $1400 about 10 years ago with some meinl custom classics. im loving the shit out of it. good deal for a very good drum set. keep up the good videos and greetings from the Netherlands.
Now this is what I need to hear for a drum wishlist for 2022 thanks 66Samus OHHHHHHHH YURRRRRRRRRR
I can recommend going the e-kit route as a beginner. It actually safes you quite some money. For about 800 bucks you get a decent kit, you don't need to replace heads, cymbals and for sure no sticks. And if you buy a little better kit from the beginning, they are very stable if it comes to reselling it. My Roland TD-17 was about 1700 € in 2018 and I could still get around 1500 for it now.
got myself the 2nd joey snare about a year or two ago, best snare ever!!
Twenty Twenty Twoooooooo.
Sam: 2nd of February is a Tuesday this year!.....2 2 2022..... :-D
I went from a 1984 Tama Rockstar kit to a Roland TD-5 electric setup and back to an acoustic kit with a Mapex m birch 10 piece double bass kit with lots of shiny things. Easy to spend upwards of 4 grand if you want to. Or keep things simple.
You aren't allowed to purchase a masterwork level kit until you are a masterwork level drummer! All drummers should learn on an entery level nice kit.
6:20 I got a Jordison snare for Christmas. It's the most favourite gift I've ever received. I miss him.
1:27 is the drum kit I’ve wanted for a while.
Well honestly, I'm ten grand in on bass shit. So, playing music in general is expensive.
Thanks for all the "new to me" gear tips
Wow, thanks for this awesome list! So awesome you have it from cheapest to most expensive, instead of just here's the most expensive option!
Shit, I didn't think drum mics would be that costly, I figured overhead or room mics would be, but wooo!
Thanks Samus!
I started out with Pearl and ended up going to Sonor, but after playing a Reference Pure i think i'm going back!! They're so damn nice
nooooo!!!! dont do it.....Sonor is life :)
@@paulkazoullis2942 sonor SQ1and SQ2 for me
For electronic kits also look at Roland, I have the TD-17kvx and it's amazing.
This is the Year of Samus! 22!!!!!
Yeah drums are definitely one of the most expensive instruments especially with maintenance and needing to replace heads, cymbals and sticks frequently LOL
Thank you Bahee Bro! This is perfect.
Hey I just got that Pearl kit for my 2 year old! Sweeet! Will upgrade the heads once he’s done beating it up.
The Evans Hybrid snare head is amazing.
i was at sweetwater a few days ago, the kit they set up there put me in a total garth moment. im still thinking about selling some organs...
was it the funky looking pearl kit?
I got 2 snares. One came with the kit, Mapex Armory Tomahawk. And I have the Mapex Warbird, Chris Adlers signature snare 🔥 Aquarian are my go to heads
"Drumming can be expensive" - yer not fooking wrong! I seem to be on an endless cycle of replacing cymbals. I usually buy near top-of-the-range Sabian or Zildjan, I'm not a huge hitter and I'm very careful about the angle I hit them at, also using "graphite" sticks for practising, but they just seem to keep splitting every few months or so. Yet my drum heads last for years with barely a mark, apart from my snare.
everything has gone up in price at least 10% since 2019.... some stuff almost double. I feel like the industry as a-whole is taking advantage of the "supply-chain" issues. I call BS.
I went with the export with the expansion kit. I used the 30 day drumeo coupon. Two days into it and I went with the 1 year subscription. It's like Netflix for drummers except I don't spend two hours looking for something to watch.
for this new year I decided to go for an Odery cafekit drum kit with a 14" deep bass sound small drums huge sound I have an 18" Tama stagestar. I am a Gretsch drummer and I have a Gretsch catalina club street drum kit with a 16" bass drum I agree with the choices of Cymbals as I have a 20" special dry ride and the 8" dual crash I have 17" Istanbul agop dark dry Xist high hats very dark hats by the way. very the Odery cafekit was $275 new. the Gretch street kit was $325 new. the Tame was $399 new. I love the fact that my small bass drums sound like they are 20" bass drums
6 months of drum lessons.
Right right ,left left,learn to read music! Honestly the HCS sound terrible.
They’re so cheap though it’s hard to not recommend them to a beginner.
This was great! Wish i saw it sooner!
The Chris Adler Mapex Warbird Snare pops!!
Yamaha stage custom birch > pearl export and decade any day of the week... Better shell , better hardware, better price... I know you like pearl but there better option at this price range.
Huge fan of your videos man
This Is Definitely Gonna Be Samus’s Favorite Year… And I Think We All Know Why.
I started out with a simple Ludwig drum kit back in the 70's, this stuff is a whole 'nother level!
Wow, so for between 40 and 90 thousand dollars you can have it all and get started today! \m/
I just bought the Roland TD 50x with 3 additional cymbals.. Just played my first gig with it Saturday and it was awesome and the sound tech was able to get a dam near perfect mix with the Bass drum going out via a 2000 watt sub..😮
i got a joey signature for $150 at a local shop. it was a steal!
i own trick pro 1v bigfoot pedals. but i've heard you aren't a fan of Trick pedals and i was wondering why because i LOVE them.
You and i have alot of similar taste. My pearl vision set with a sensitone snare is my favorite set out of all the drums ive had, but its more so the heads and the way i tune them. I played around for years with heads and evans is the way i go for toms and aquarian for snare and my kick. I havent played super expensive drums but if you get the sound and feel you want for less, then theres no need. Cymbals and pedals are where the big bucks come in..
I play the Joey Jordison Signature Snare for years. its amazing!
Classics custom duals sound insanely gooooood!!! Just added a 18 in China from that series and it is hellish!! Meinl is making a run for number 2 in the cymbal industry. Zildjian is a tough one to beat at number 1 but meinl is well on there way to being right up there with them.
Paiste just… doesn’t exist?
@@Jasper_Drummer I actually love the sound of paiste cymbals!!! It’s very unique.
Check out Eugene Ryabchenko if u want to hear the quality of them in studio.
My local drum shop is a paiste dealer and I’ve been wanting to get an entire paiste set up for my kit but I just haven’t pulled the trigger cuz of how much I’d have to spend hahaha 😝 but yea they are fire too!
Thanks drum Santa! You know where I live.
I want to see you create your own drum kit with pearl masterworks!
I naught the Pearl export double bass. From sweet water.
Holy crap! How have I just realised!? Well I mean obviously I know it’s 2022 but apart from that it’s 2022 so ya know what that means…22!!!!
Got my dream dw shells and brass snare not too long ago, but as like all drummers, my list is still not done.
Going to get 9000 series hi hat stand and double kick
And I am gonna cheap out and get gibralter snare stand and cymbal stands
As for cymbals I'm looking to get a paragon 14" hi hat and a 20" Crash
Once it's complete, I'm going to doom so fucking hard
Ohhhhh Yuuuuuurrrrrrrrrr
Happy new year alll!
I love these drum gear videos even tho I'm not a drummer. Haha.
pearl is the only way to go. ive been playing a pearl session custom for almost 15 years. trick pro v1 longboard pedals and paiste cymbals.
13:40 I had a dude in guitar center laugh when I told him I use the same ear protection I use to shoot as I do to play drums lol Ill say one thing though, Putting your earbuds underneath the earmuffs is a great economic choice, sure you might get better sound quality from the more expensive set but it's not necessary
For a nice, cool, edrum you can go with the Roland TD17KVX or, if you want to go up notch, you can get the Roland VAD306 which looks sweet and also portable. Or you can get the Yamaha DTX8K. Looks super sweet.
For triggers, again, the Roland RT30 series and for a nice, good priced module, depending on your budget, the Roland TD07, which is nice and cheap, the TD17 por the TD27. I agree with the Alesis kits, except, for the Command. I think for the extra bucks, the Crimson II SE is way better, even better the the DM10. Of course, the Strike and Pro SE are top of the line.
Oh yourrrrrr!!!!
I am 50 now. Last gig November 1998. I want to buy my dream drum kit. The world has changed, it’s crazy. Watching you and buy a Varus Drum from spain because of your reaction video of EL Estepario. You use Meinl cymbals, i will probably buy this brand. On top of that, buy on the the internet and it will all be delivered to my house 😂 crazy. Thanks for everything 66Samus Metalhead forever 🤘🏻☠️🤘🏻☠️ hello from Québec.
What do you think of the custom Dark ? Good choice ?
Im a guitar player, not a drummer but still love samus's channel. Ohhh yurrrrr
@1.48 "🤘..Nice 🤘"
lol someone's gotta work this into a meme or someshit, absolutely worthy
I have a DM10 MK2. They're pretty decent BUT They're not very durable if you have heavy hands. I've broken two of the pads so far because they have a flimsy plastic thingy that the peizo sensor things are attached to. If you snap one part of it, it stops registering the skin hits 🤷 other than that it's pretty good! Wrote an album on it so I can't complain too much I guess 😂
The one thing I would have liked to have seen touched on is recording software, but otherwise this was a great video.
I have Czarcie Kopyto and when tried Axis years back feels similar with speed but when comes to all these equipment triggers audio interface accidently I bought exactly same interface scarlett 18i20 3rd gen but all the rest software plus cables is expensive like you said. Have the same rack you have but I bought years back second hand still for £200
The first cymbals I bought were a pair of HCS 13” Hihats. They’re really nice, especially for like $100 or under.
Damn, you really covered all the bases here
Thank you samus! now I can become a pearl drummer!
so helpful purchased my first bass drum pedal months ago the iron cobra 200 would reccomend
I wanted to live there. I live in Brazil and here things cost at least 6x more.
Please do a part 2
Holy Smokes JAY?! Oh mah f**k it's even better sounding than to hear Casey Cooper being a featured coach.
That meinl dual!!!!
One thing - hybrid snare heads - no good with flange hoops I heard. Need die cast or S hoops?
If you want a cheaper audio interface, check the Behringer U-phoria series.
OMG, also a Meinl fan, should keep this video as a reference for future purchases 😂🤚
I think you can use a y cable on the roland tm-2 in order to trigger 4 drums (or 2 2-zone). For under three-hundo, not bad.
Bet this is Samus's favorite year
Just got my Joey Jordison snare and it sounds amazing.. best money I have ever spent.
Its strange that drum prices have stayed relatively level over the years except drum pedals... suddenly drum pedals cost as much as the kit...
TWEN……TY TWEN……..TY TWOOOOO!!!,
I'm looking for that Vintage Lars Ulrich signature snare he used on St, Anger 😏
Poor Axis. They have really gone down hill. Hope you have a year to wait. Because that’s how long it takes us normal people to get anything from Axis
also i use the alesis sample rack to trigger all my drums with the red Ddrum triggers and 2 roland kick triggers but that module has been discontinued sadly because its easily the best and affordable that they made. luckily i still got mine.
that got expensive fast, like a runny bahee!!
Although i dont have rich uncle Tony i finally got Czarcie Kopyto pedals. Since you live in Canada they can send you a pair for review
Man, I am almost not looking forward to seeing what gear I need once I pull the ol' kit out of mothballs. I have a trusty DM5 and some ekits, but I know I need a few cymbals (cracked bahees) and new throne, as some idiot (me) left it outside in the rain... for a week.
Probably going to go the trigger route for toms & kicks, then mic the ol' snare and cymbals for streams. Hmm.
hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
To be honest, I had absolutely no idea how much drum kits cost. But to afford some of the high-end stuff, I'd have to sell all of my internal organs, and my granny's cat :P Great video as usual. Keep up the good work. :-)
Samus turns Slayer shirts into "Aye!" shirts. Haha!
Drummers wish list? Guitar players who wrote better songs and didn't over shred. -and bass players who could lock into the groove?
So here's where I am. Can someone please give a opinion to help me?
My practice acoustic set has a Pearl Icon Rack and I currently have a 2up 2down setup. I want to do something close to what Samus has by using my acoustic cymbals with electronics.
My question is concerning price and efficiency, should I purchase mesh drumheads trigger my drums and mic the cymbals overhead? OR Should I buy some mesh pads, and an affordable module?
** I plan on using EzDrummer either way. My goals is to hear myself, hear tracks/metronome, etc. I don't have to be quiet in my garage but out of consideration I would like to cut my ambient noise down some (my snare and kick drum are the loudest).
thanks for all those informations but i was so high when i watched the video that i had to slow it down a bit... :D
i'm curious, have you tried the Mapex Black Panther Wraith Matt Halpern signature snare drum?