i remember watching this years ago, the next day when i went to the band room at school and stole a ring off the cabasa i still have it on my ride today sounds great if you do a light crash. sizzles forever so good
another cool thing about "sizzling coins" is that you may tape them on the bottom side of your cymbal with one piece of scotch. in this case the coin must touch the surface of the cymbal slightly without sticking to it to get an appliccable sizle. this idea came from Stephen Taylor
Great video, if only I found this when I was making my own sizzler last August/September. And had ran into some problems, which include "a holder of ball chains". So I actually used a "modified" kitchen sink rubbish catcher, both a flat type and a shallow bowl variant. The good side to it was that I could put multiple sizzlers, or use half of the long ball chain or both for different effects. The down side, the bell of the cymbal is blocked by the holder. But funnily enough, I found out it became another form of percussion by itself. Thought you might give some feedback on improving on that idea. Probably will post a video or two when I have the time in future about the innovative idea. I have only photographs of it.
YukiSoba Cool man! Thats the beauty of this kind of stuff, you set out trying to do one thing and come up with something new! But yeah, I would love to see a video or picture of the one you made.
AlterBridge11 its a Peruvian seed pod foot rattle (lol). I got it from Steve Weiss, but they actually dont sell it anymore. Meinl makes one similar, its just kinda pricey. www.steveweissmusic.com/product/meinl-foot-rattle/percussion-shakers
For an 18" Cymbal, l place, 8, Scotch-Taped, Screws, About an inch, Away, From the Outer-Edge of the Cymbal. Each screw should be, Approximately, 1 Hand-Length, Away, From each other. It sounds Really-Nice! :D ...lt's an Old lndian-Trick! ;)
Pls make another video trying out crazy cymbal sizzler shit. Try necklaces. All sorts of chains. Marbles. Hamster pellets. Gravel. The ends of old guitar strings. Hairclips. Needles on yarn. Anal beads. Whatever!
Well you're Smart for owning a Honda, But Why would you put your Car Keys in a path that you Beat Something with a Stick?? Old School Sizzlers are the way to get the True Sound of Sizzle!
i remember watching this years ago, the next day when i went to the band room at school and stole a ring off the cabasa i still have it on my ride today sounds great if you do a light crash. sizzles forever so good
another cool thing about "sizzling coins" is that you may tape them on the bottom side of your cymbal with one piece of scotch. in this case the coin must touch the surface of the cymbal slightly without sticking to it to get an appliccable sizle. this idea came from Stephen Taylor
Your always coming up with great rigs (do it yourself). You have gift.
the coins sound awesome
Nice. I used the little chain from my bathtub plug and its working great
nice! I have some little chains from the thing inside of a toilet that makes it flush, ill have to try those!
There ya go!
lmao the fifth grader part killed me
Great video, if only I found this when I was making my own sizzler last August/September. And had ran into some problems, which include "a holder of ball chains". So I actually used a "modified" kitchen sink rubbish catcher, both a flat type and a shallow bowl variant. The good side to it was that I could put multiple sizzlers, or use half of the long ball chain or both for different effects. The down side, the bell of the cymbal is blocked by the holder. But funnily enough, I found out it became another form of percussion by itself. Thought you might give some feedback on improving on that idea. Probably will post a video or two when I have the time in future about the innovative idea. I have only photographs of it.
YukiSoba Cool man! Thats the beauty of this kind of stuff, you set out trying to do one thing and come up with something new! But yeah, I would love to see a video or picture of the one you made.
amazing！！！
Thanks a lot for your ideas. I was thinking about drilling one of my cymbals, but you gave me a better option...
José Miguel Marenco Domínguez awesome, glad I could help!
Buy a Vintage Sizzler!!!! So Much Better!
I love your ride cymbal, what kind is it?
Michael Hatfield II 20" Meinl Byzance dark ride. It would be the perfect cymbal if it was a little thinner, but I still love the thing!
I need one lol
love your channel.
what's the second thing you put on the cymbal???
What kind of drum kit is that the finish looks awesome
+Zeer-oh Grav-i-Tee Tama Starclassic
Thanks!
Or just find a fifth grader and steal there’s, you totally did that 😂
*theirs
Can you put the chain or what ever in the link
Love your channel man!
But the second thing you tested, what is that and where can I get it?
AlterBridge11 its a Peruvian seed pod foot rattle (lol). I got it from Steve Weiss, but they actually dont sell it anymore. Meinl makes one similar, its just kinda pricey.
www.steveweissmusic.com/product/meinl-foot-rattle/percussion-shakers
For an 18" Cymbal, l place, 8, Scotch-Taped, Screws, About an inch, Away, From the Outer-Edge of the Cymbal. Each screw should be, Approximately, 1 Hand-Length, Away, From each other. It sounds Really-Nice! :D ...lt's an Old lndian-Trick! ;)
Pls make another video trying out crazy cymbal sizzler shit. Try necklaces. All sorts of chains. Marbles. Hamster pellets. Gravel. The ends of old guitar strings. Hairclips. Needles on yarn. Anal beads. Whatever!
Doesn't it make cymbals ugly after a while?
keys were the best
ugh....that crash
Well you're Smart for owning a Honda, But Why would you put your Car Keys in a path that you Beat Something with a Stick?? Old School Sizzlers are the way to get the True Sound of Sizzle!
is that a fucking slingerland?
Im the 666th viewer! yeah
haha. hail satan lol