Dude... you nailed it. The beat you play for the Stackwitch is so 80's electro "fresh" that I want to pull out a slice of cardboard and start breakdancing. Great demo. If you want a more crispy sound you really gotta tighten down the wing nut HARD. That will reduce the resonance significantly and give them a more "clicky" tone. Nylon tips will add to this effect. Thanks for the shoutout... P.S. I wanna see an RDAVIDR 16" floor tom snare conversion !!!
+LanceCampeau Cool, ill have to try that. That ft vid is on its way though, I just ordered like a million drum parts, mainly to make that snare! Also, Im waiting on a break dancing vid ;)
Duuuude those things are sick. I personally love the brighter sounding bell and I think I'd even prefer it over a smaller ride cymbal. All the modes sound great but I just love them as bells most. PS. The bacon bologna stack which sounds/tastes fantastic, good idea adding the extra meat!
I recently just found your channel and I really like your stuff!! Super tidy cool DIY-stuff and wowzamabinga what grooves you lay off on your drums!!!! I dig the hihat-mode and the stackwich the most.
Great video man. I really like the stack mode. I play a low volume kit at church and am always looking for interesting low-wash type sounds to add to my setup. That "CLACK" on the stack mode is very cool. I've got an extra hi-hat stand I am adding a home-made skekere to (basically you take a kids apple-shaped apple juice bottle, drill a small hole for the rod, then drill a hole in the cap for the clutch, fill with marbles and assemble - iI'll post a video) might be interesting to throw down some felt and stack a couple cheap splash cymbals underneath it. Thanks!
I was really digging it as the normal hi-hat configuration. When you added the "bologna" though, I thought it sounded even better. Either one of those set ups I thought sounded pretty good. 👍
the end sounded like the guitar intro of ''Cowboys from Hell - Pantera'' XD you're awesome Dave! Makes me laugh so much and your vids are really intresting and funny :D
I would probably use them as bells. In the music i play, that would be the only real applicable setting. They're just not loud enough used as hats. That is only because they are 6" cymbals. Love Lance's work.
Lance makes some cool cymbals, ive wanted to try to make some stainless China's and rides but I still don't know much about cymbal craft, it's hard to find good info on it. cool vid like always bruh
Its sound good but they are very thin Ana small. 8" right? Unfortunatly in many situations It will not appear in the overall kit use. Crasher hats by Meinl aré a little more thick i guess. But nice demo as always.
Do you think you could invent a cheaper version of the LP Jam Block set? You know, the whole set of tuned blocks that are dark grey? I would love to have a set of those but LP wants too much for theirs. By the way, excellent "bacon stackwich"!! I like them the very best!
The hat formation was cool. i think the sandwich mode was the coolest though. what is that thing you got on your snare? it makes it sound real rad! where can I get one?
every time I watch your videos I get more and more of this anxiety feeling realizing that I'm so close to my first drum set but I cant get it because I don't have enough money yet.
Very cool on the sounds in number 2. What's the metal ring on the snare you're using? That the Jojo Mayer thing? Sounds great there with the big fat snare
Hey David! I live in a townhouse (basically a bunch of houses right next to each other with no gap) and the walls are very thin and I want to buy a drum set. I've tried electric drum sets and it's not the same as an acoustic set. Do you have any cheap solutions to this problem for the drums and cymbals that don't permanently change the sound?
Hey David, I love your videos. I just was wondering if you record your showcase/demo portion of your video once and just improv the drumming, or do you mess around on the kit a bit until you find a beat that isolates the instrument you're showing off, and then formulate and record the demo.
Dude... you nailed it. The beat you play for the Stackwitch is so 80's electro "fresh" that I want to pull out a slice of cardboard and start breakdancing. Great demo. If you want a more crispy sound you really gotta tighten down the wing nut HARD. That will reduce the resonance significantly and give them a more "clicky" tone. Nylon tips will add to this effect. Thanks for the shoutout... P.S. I wanna see an RDAVIDR 16" floor tom snare conversion !!!
+LanceCampeau Cool, ill have to try that. That ft vid is on its way though, I just ordered like a million drum parts, mainly to make that snare! Also, Im waiting on a break dancing vid ;)
+rdavidr i wanna see a complete drumset with cymbals from lance and the $20 drumset i bet that would be magic
Eyy lance!
I miss you lance
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god damn that beat you played in "mode 2" was amazing
What does your name mean?
That second sound example of you playing them was insane man, such a sexy groove. Producers dream!
You had me at "Bacon"!♥
At 4:19, it looks as if the cymbal nut is moving because of the reflection of the cymbal on it.
Woah that’s a cool reflection 😮
Those things are awesome! But not as awesome as the ending of this video. But for real, great work Lance!!
+Drum Beats Online ha! I almost forgot about that part.
I like your beats.
Had you tried stacking bacon on top of a crash or ride cymbal? I am curious how that would sound.
Thanks.
your custom stack wins.
Yeah, I agree. I like when you added your bologna.
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Lance is the man! As are you, David. As are you.
It's so cool to see stuff made in other videos being used and shown in newer videos. I'm loving it!
Great lil cymbals. I really dig the groove when you're using them as hats!
Those groves! You have really proved your drumming prowess here.
I like them as a *tiny* set of hi-hats. Seems like it would make a great accent to the regular hi-hats. I would mount it right next to regular hats.
+Fritz Feuerbacher That's what I end up doing with them... I like playing them on the off beat as an accent. It is very effective.
dude the stackwich sounded pretty cool. it gave a great interesting sound to do some cool grooves with it.
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buy the stainless steel hi hats just try them out pleas great hi hats
one of the reasons i love this channel is because the grooves are always super simple but they are solid as fuck
Absolutely LOVE the music track to this video, you really are a good composer. Found you on Soundcloud, you've got another follower ;)
The stackwich was the best in my opinion.
Are those things loud enough on their own to be heard over a band? They don't seem to be from the recording.
Dude the rhythm you did with the hat mode was so tight. Clean ass drumming props
You always give such a good demo as to what things sound like, nice work man
You are an Awesome Drummer!!! I mainly listen just to hear you play. Your style of playing is very Unique. Keep up the wonderful work
The Stackwich sounds great, kinda like a Sabian Chopper
This whole video was David flexing with his opera gong
Duuuude those things are sick. I personally love the brighter sounding bell and I think I'd even prefer it over a smaller ride cymbal. All the modes sound great but I just love them as bells most. PS. The bacon bologna stack which sounds/tastes fantastic, good idea adding the extra meat!
They sound really cool as hats, but that stack at the end is perfect
Bacon bologna stack is by far my favorite. It has something crisp and snappy about it that I really like.
Nice review! I'm trying to fashion my own set of 6" hi hats, this was very helpful
Awesome mini-hats, Love the background music!!!
Love the bologna bacon stackwich! And that was a nice little groove at the end 👍
very technical playing as usual. Good work
That Bacon Bologna Stackwich sounded amazing, i would totally put that on my set.
Hat mode and stack are equally liked. Neat.
At 4:25, the reflection made it look like your wing nut was broken 😂😂😂
Im interested to see if you could put them on a hi ht stand
+Bittles La Cheese Probably wont work since they're so shallow. It'd be really cool to hear some regular open/closed hat grooves on it though
Can't help but notice how killer your hhx hat's are
that polyrhythm as the end was crazy, gotta learn that
Fantastic beats in this video man. Just like what Lance said.
I recently just found your channel and I really like your stuff!! Super tidy cool DIY-stuff and wowzamabinga what grooves you lay off on your drums!!!!
I dig the hihat-mode and the stackwich the most.
That's fricking awesome... Great demo!
Love the bacon baloney sound, good job on the bacon graphics too
Great video man. I really like the stack mode. I play a low volume kit at church and am always looking for interesting low-wash type sounds to add to my setup. That "CLACK" on the stack mode is very cool. I've got an extra hi-hat stand I am adding a home-made skekere to (basically you take a kids apple-shaped apple juice bottle, drill a small hole for the rod, then drill a hole in the cap for the clutch, fill with marbles and assemble - iI'll post a video) might be interesting to throw down some felt and stack a couple cheap splash cymbals underneath it. Thanks!
These are cool!!! I'll have to look these up.
I was really digging it as the normal hi-hat configuration. When you added the "bologna" though, I thought it sounded even better. Either one of those set ups I thought sounded pretty good. 👍
Man, I need a hoop crasher. Awesome video!
rdavidr: starts playing bell hats
normal hats: Am I a joke to you?!
First thing I'm doing next time I get on my kit is learning all these beats/rhythms. So tasty
Cool looking little hats, Good demo.
Got my rdavidr sticker in mail btw-Thanks!
Awesome! I like the Bacon Baloney Stackwich!
the end sounded like the guitar intro of ''Cowboys from Hell - Pantera'' XD you're awesome Dave! Makes me laugh so much and your vids are really intresting and funny :D
Those a VERY cool! Sold!
I like 'em in hi-hat mode.
Very cool work man!
The first demi as a bell reminded me of a triangle and more dinner bell. So the dinner song happened, lol. Hi hat sounds great, stack is cool too.
Do you have any videos on refinishing or touching up vintage drums?
your drumming is amazing bruh!
+Tim Brown Thanks!
That stackwich is so dope !
Stackwich for me. Also a nice syncopated pattern you used to demonstrate them.
I would probably use them as bells. In the music i play, that would be the only real applicable setting. They're just not loud enough used as hats. That is only because they are 6" cymbals. Love Lance's work.
To the beat of the rhythm of the night
(Dance until the morning light)
Forget about the worries on your mind.
These would do great as hats on the suitcase drumset 👌👌
I like the bacon bologna sandwich version. Very nice beat too.
Those hats are cool!
Man, what’s the name of the thing you use over the snare drum on 2:50min? Please
Rdavidr dude I've been a subscriber since 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018!!!
Cool man I like the bacon bologna stack'wich, going to come up with something like that on my set
I watch your videos and I feel like John C Reilly is talking to me about drums. It's awesome.
what was the thing on the snare? looked like a cut up cymbal....
+Michael Goldmann It's called a hoopcrasher, but it essentially is a cut up cymbal.
Lance makes some cool cymbals, ive wanted to try to make some stainless China's and rides but I still don't know much about cymbal craft, it's hard to find good info on it. cool vid like always bruh
whats the sticking pattern for the fast highhat part in the first groove? is it RR LL R?
What are these pieces of cymballs on ur snare? Makes cool sound! Do u have a video about it?
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Personally just not a fan of small cymbals for any purpose... but those sound fantastic in all the variations! Unique! I approve!
omg the stack sounds so good to me
Its sound good but they are very thin Ana small. 8" right? Unfortunatly in many situations It will not appear in the overall kit use. Crasher hats by Meinl aré a little more thick i guess. But nice demo as always.
I would love to see a demo of how these sound on a snare
Do you think you could invent a cheaper version of the LP Jam Block set? You know, the whole set of tuned blocks that are dark grey? I would love to have a set of those but LP wants too much for theirs.
By the way, excellent "bacon stackwich"!! I like them the very best!
Bell mode reminds me of that little deal that Gavin Harrison has near his hi-hats
The hat formation was cool. i think the sandwich mode was the coolest though. what is that thing you got on your snare? it makes it sound real rad! where can I get one?
every time I watch your videos I get more and more of this anxiety feeling realizing that I'm so close to my first drum set but I cant get it because I don't have enough money yet.
Very cool on the sounds in number 2. What's the metal ring on the snare you're using? That the Jojo Mayer thing? Sounds great there with the big fat snare
tdrum21 Sabian hoop crasher
Whats that thing on the snare at hi hat mode
Oh also the bacon balogna stackwich sounded great
Yo weird looking snare bro love the sabian chopper
Whats that ring on the snare called?
Hey David! I live in a townhouse (basically a bunch of houses right next to each other with no gap) and the walls are very thin and I want to buy a drum set. I've tried electric drum sets and it's not the same as an acoustic set. Do you have any cheap solutions to this problem for the drums and cymbals that don't permanently change the sound?
Hey Dave, do you know what's going on with Lance Campeau nowadays? It looks like he deleted his channel.
sounds amazing!!!
have you got any links to lessons for the beat on mode 2?
hey man,
great video.
what hi hat is that?
Bologna bacon sandwich was the best, I might try putting one on each crash upside down to see the sound as different bell accents?
What is on yr snare for that crunchy sound? Is that custom?
Hey David, I love your videos. I just was wondering if you record your showcase/demo portion of your video once and just improv the drumming, or do you mess around on the kit a bit until you find a beat that isolates the instrument you're showing off, and then formulate and record the demo.
+Matt obeydobie A little of both. Ill usually come up with a beat and then when I record it ill play it but also screw around to make it more natural.
Hi dave, what is this thing on your snare making sound more...clapy maby? ;) greetings from poland
I believe it's the "Sabian hoop crasher"
sweet vid man
That was so satisfying
rdavidr, would you please tell me what regular hi-hats you are using in this video? thank you, john
What's the thing on you're snare in example 2 and 3? Love the video dude
Is that a DIY Hoop Crasher or a sabian original? Sounds awesome
Did you make those hoopcrashers on your snare? Or are those the yoyomayer ones? Curious, they sound awesome anyway!
+Roy Zwinkels youll find out soon!
I am always wondering why you have an 810 ampeg cab and an avatar 410 cab standing in your drum studio... are u a bass player in a second live?
I think it’s his bass players cab in his band and he just leaves it there because it’s a pain to move around haha
What kind of gong is that at 2:09?
Opera gong, probably by Wuhan, I own an 11" opera gong. They have a rounded center to create a pitch bend when struck.
crispy bacon aaaaaarrrggghhhhhh! I drool sir, i drool - oh and the vt is great too
Are these hats still available? Me want