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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.พ. 2025
- Here is a video about flat rides. I compare 3 different cymbals: a Paiste 1970's thin 20" 602 flat ride, a Paiste traditional 20" flat ride and a Dream Dark Matter flat ride.
The hihats are 1950's K Zildjian and the drums are 1982 Gretsch Centennial.
The stereo microphone is an AKG C24.
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amazing drumming, beautiful sounding kit and cymbals
Wow, I’m not even a drummer, but this was absolutely riveting. Great video!
so i guess you made that pun unintentionally then? xD
beautiful musicianship and a wonderful kit. I always appreciate a balanced drum kit that's been thoughtfully and carefully put together over time. Interesting to hear how the rivets offset some of the quick decay the paiste flat rides are known for. Glass!
The rivets sound really nice with brushes. Helpful, thorough video, thanks!
Is it true that the inventor of the flat ride cymbal won the No-bell prize in Music?
I'll show myself out now. ;)
That 602 absolutely kills me! I freaking love Paiste forever. :)
Me Too!
@@rickdior Love Paiste Flat Rides...Had 602, Traditional and 2002 (Black Label)...IMO, the 2002 is best ride I ever played, and I played Flats from Bos/Agop/Mehmet. After all, Paiste 'invented/ the flat.
Love your videos, Rick. Thank You!
I'm 20 in crash ride rudes. 1 as a ride and as a hihat.
Love the cymbals but the postings what I come here for. Buttery smooth as always.
Amazing sounds. Absolute top-tier playing! The double riding is like secret special sauce.
Goodness, I love your kit, those drums just sing with the rain of the rivets. Very nice, cheers - jim
Everything about this just sounds incredible!
All I keep doing is replaying the first 2:48 mins - awesome playing!
What an amazing drummer
Rick, you are painting wonderful pictures with your drumming - very creative and tasteful.
Fantastic- excellent sounds, playing and feel- bravo!
Beautiful playing. Loved it!
Great video Rick ! Very informative and great playing ! Love how your drums are tuned ! Very melodic 🙏🏻
24 flats, thin 's , jazz ....1970 feels , vintages of goods.great things.i am enjoying. Spent more soon....
I came here to her some flat rides, and wound up discovering a fantastic drummer. Your drums and cymbals sound wonderful, but I have a feeling you could make garbage can lids sound good. ;)
Thanks Charlie....I appreciate that and thanks for watching
@@rickdior I subscribed, and I am looking forward to many more videos.
You know how there are some days when you sit down at a kit and things just...happen. I feel like Rick was having one of those days.
What a player holy shit
Man, I own a 22" dark earth, and lemme tell you. It is a beauty. I have stopped buying Dream now because they are so inconsistent, but I've never heard a bad flat earth ride
Would you do a review of the Dream bliss line? Really great for jazz
A master at work.
These cymbals sound fantastic, and you play them so well! Nobody really talks about how to play a flat ride, so I really appreciate you making this video. I have one flat ride, a Zildjian K Custom Flat Top Ride. It's similar to a 602 Medium Flatride, the one Jack DeJohnette used to play in the 1970s and early 1980s. Do you have any heavier flatrides? Paul Wertico played the 2002 Flatride, Sound Creation Dark Flatride and the Signature Flatride, which were all on the heavier side of medium. Paul also had a 602 Thin Flatride with two rivets. I think the contrast of lighter and heavier flatrides can work well together, particularly if you're in the rare situation where you can play ECM-style jazz.
Paul Wertico plays Dream Cymbals now. He's actually playing that 22 flat earth ride as his main ride.
Once again, Great Stuff, great 4 way coordination.
... the hands of a Master
2.28 so on point with that swing beat. That 602 sounds fantastic.
really cool sounds
Love my zildjian 22" flat ride
7:45: Nice reference to 'Have You Heard' from PMG's 'Letter From Home' album there. I also saw the band in the late '80s with the incredible Paul Wertico and those gorgeous crystal sounding Paiste Flat-rides he played.
great video!!!!!...gracias Rick!!!
Great video! Subbed
Hi Rick, great playing, I was wondering where you get the rivets, what type of rivets do you use, also how far in from the edges do you place rivets in general on a cymbal?
Yeah, a whole video from Rick about choosing and mounting rivets would be great!
I have a large bag of rivets I got from Zildjian many years ago...nothing special, just regular cymbal rivets. I also have some brass rivets I got from Paiste but those are generally too soft and light to use in all but the thinnest of cymbals.
As far as where on the cymbal to put them my general rule is anywhere between 1 and 3" from the edge depending on the thickness of the cymbal. If its a swish I put them closer to the edge since the cymbal turns up.
I can try but I need an assistant for that. I will talk to my wife.
F A N T A S T I C O !!
What kick mic are you using? Amazing sound!
There is no BD mic.
Just a stereo overhead
Sounds fantastic. Not easy to come by a c24!! 😂$$$
Hey Rick, have you put together any listening playlist of artists on Spotify? When you reference certain grooves/places I often recognise the patterns - but I often don't have a depth of musical context to really understand the language and overall feel in context as my listening is limited in those areas
Hi Tim
That's a great idea. I am pretty slammed right now but I will try to do that as soon as I can.
Thanks
Rick
What drums are you using in this video. They sound incredible.
Thanks.....Gretsch Centennial
Damn
Screw the cymbals. I want those drums
I prefer Istanbul Mehmet. Very nice playing!
Those are great flat rides...especially the really thin ones
For those interested, here is a clip of Paul Motian playing what looks like an early 2002 flat ride: th-cam.com/video/xdrQpEYmhoQ/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for the amazing videos, Rick, especially during the pandemic. They are all always inspiring.
Thanks for this Sean. I love Paul Motian. He was a wonderful human being as well as a legendary percussionist.
Become my favorite' instrument, soon.....22 inches .24....inches ...
seems like paiste has forgotten how to make a 22inch flat! lol
Today, I'm a trash man.