0:00 Intro 0:49 Jared Falk 6:32 Anika Nilles 9:03 Glen Sobel 10:20 Tommy Igoe 15:00 Sarah Thawer 18:26 Dorothea Taylor 21:12 Brian Frasier-Moore 25:12 Kaz Rodriguez 30:11 Juan ‘Carlito’ Mendoza 34:19 Marco Minnemann
Shoutout to Jared for the EAD10! Mine was stolen years ago and I’ve not been able to get one again. My toddler LOVED IT! I actually managed to talk Samash into selling me their only one from the showroom floor about 1-2 months before they were released for retail! I miss it so much. I’d trade almost any of my gear for one.
Tommy: I’m keeping my studio simple, don’t want to break the bank Also Tommy: has 9 snare drums, 4 whole kits, a shelf of cymbals, hundreds of dollars worth of acoustic panels, the best preamps + AD/DA box money can buy
He has forgotten that most of us have very little money. He also has a top of the line Mac, software, mics, cables, and looks to be quite a sizable basement space. Mr. Igoe is way out of touch with the common man. Wouldn't we all want Mr. Igoe's life. He may play well, but he is tone deaf.
Give Tommy a break. He is a full time professional drummer. What people are clearly missing is that drumming is his BUSINESS. Compared to any retail business owner (for example, a restaurant), his level of initial expense, and his ongoing operational expenses are TINY in comparison. It's not fair to compare him to someone treating drums like a hobby or even part time gig.
tommy devoted his life to the instrument and all of us get to enjoy the results of his passion and commitment. hes also probably one of the best drummers in the world for it. if tommy's killing it and has a nice setup for his efforts and for the STANDARD that his playing requires then kudos to him. I wouldn't do it any differently if I was his level.
Thanks Jared. at 50 I'm a "fairly" long-time garage band drummer,(local bands, etc.), who hasn't touched the drums in 5 years since taking up a new hobby, BUT, the itch to play round again keeps creeping back!:) I find Drumeo vids to be my most watched and I'm very close to setting up a practice pad setup in spare room again just to get my hands on the sticks so I Really appreciate videos such as these as well as all the normal guests, etc. to help Motivate/push me on alittle further in getting back at it...Thanks Again!
Tommy saying "too many choices is the enemy of creativity because you wind up playing with gear" hit me straight in the gut when I think back to the number of times I sat down at a synth to make music and ended up auditioning sounds for three hours and then quitting.
Holy Crap. This is the best video I have ever watched. How fantastic is this to watch some of the best drummers on the planet show us their practise space in their homes. I am so humbled by these drummers as they share their private space to all of us and all of their equipment for playing and recording as well as their teaching to students. So enlightening. New respect to all of these great drummers/musicians. Rock On Drumeo!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This was really interesting. Not many talked about if their rooms were sound isolated. Would be really interested to see a Drumeo video on how to set up to record / mic AND set up video for doing online lessons.
When Kaz said "right here...", my mind immediately heard "this goes to 11". 🤣 But this is my new favorite video EVER!!!! I GOT EMOTIONAL several times seeing all these practice spaces. ❤
I too have a set of Paiste 602 reissues, 14” medium hats, 18” thin crash, 20” flat ride and 22” medium ride... to me they highlight the best of Paiste. Love the crystal clearness of them.
Great video! It would be great to see this become a series 😜 maybe can try to explore more about how great drummers soundproofing their practice room and being a noisy neighbour.. would love to see that!
I saw some comments calling Tommy Igoe out for "only" having 9 snares? Guys I know hobbyists with more than that! And he's also been collecting odds and ends for decades at this point!
This made the gear junkie in my heart so happy! Thank you for having everyone making it! I hope I am not stirring the pot, but Jared what is up with the Vater sticks at your practice room? I love Vater so much so I am just excited
Awesome video. Their people just like us....passion, practice practice practice kids. Glen seems like a cool dude. Imagine him or Marco being your neighbor. 😁
So cool hearing dorothea giving a rundown of her drum room, its currently my favorite rig rundown ever now. and im a guitarist (which is why i called it a rig rundown, might be different in the drumworld)
Probably what I needed to hear and see. I have a Clarett X, and top end Audix mics for my Bubingas and still think I need more. Because im a perfectionist. I want album quality done my way but always think I need more when in reality, I just need a mixologist to perfect the final result instead of me trying to get a finished sound going directly in. But seeing some of these spaces of pros kinda proves you dont need a full fledge studio tracking room. Drums and demands have changed so much. Drummers still have to spend the most money for personal recording set ups but its such a valuable skill and asset to have these days.
I took a lesson with Todd at that studio! It’s in Austin, TX. He has his main Stixx kit setup in the middle which he kindly let me play on. It has a DW9000 series double pedal and hi hat stands in gold as well as the rims of the kit are gold colored. He has a small jazz kit setup on the side as well. The snare wall there is really cool and he has kits from a lot of his different tours stacked up. There is also an area where he has a computer setup and his recording equipment. His recordings he sends to his sound engineer JR Taylor, who I also have had to the privilege to meet and work with. Good people!
It was really cool to hear from Anika: "Here we have coffee with my students" and then: "Thanks to COVID 19 no one is coming in" :) Best wishes to Anika :)
Watching this video inspired me to practice.... Thank you! If the saying, "If you sound good when you're practicing, you're working on the wrong stuff." -is true... then I was DEFINITELY working on the RIGHT stuff today because I didn't sound good at all.... lol
I remember when I first bought Great hands for life by Tommy Igoe. It was my first real instructional drum videos. It helped me realize my left hand SUCKED at life, and more importantly, how to fix it. Love Tommy! (And Anika!) Obviously.......
Hi Jared, I've got exactly the same old hi-hat stand on my garage kit- It's actually really nice. It was Pearls answer to Tama's Lever-glide which I also have and love.
I love the “beatbox” I may build one of those in the corner of my garage. My jam spot reminds me the most of Jared’s, in the garage, right next to my tractor. Haha 😆
Great comparison of practice spaces and super interesting how different all the PROs keep their space. From I don't have space, let's use this corner to high end and cleaned up practice spaces for thousands of dollar :-) NICE!
Jared: I LOVE the high-hat story!!! I never had "new" gear as a kid, but I had a drum key and steel snare drum my dad gave me from his playing days in the late-60s. Unfortunately, it was stolen with my entire kit by a former roommate.
Could you make a video about „How to stream Drumming“ on: Instagram, Twitch, etc.? Because some say they have product/mixer X Y to stream and I think this could be interesting in this time and I‘d love to stream drumming live on Instagram
The hi hat story hit home for me broth’a. My father was my inspiration to play. He played through my childhood with my mother in a country band wear my mom sang and played piano and that very same stand came with his, at the time, a brand new Pearl Export 5pc kit of which I eventually inherited and sits in my garage as I type. With that said, I’m starting a music production company with my lead guitar player called Foxx Light Productions and I was curious, what would you recommend to be the most professional and effective method on approaching potential drum oriented companies for sponsorship? Thanks for the videos and content. Niko Foxx.
Jared i feel you men. I bought several gear parts, drums, cymbals and all things music related since i was 12, but the snare stand i use is still the one from my first kit that my parents got me for christmas when i was 11 :D it barelly closes, but still works so why trade it? xD
I love how just as they pan over Dorothea's tom set-up, she says Kenny Aronoff. This is when they reveal that her toms are set-up "backward", like he does it. Wonder if he rubbed off on her???
I am just getting into recording my drums. I am really intrigued by how many drummers use a mixer in their house...more videos on this. PS - what the heck happened to Recordeo?
That's an excellent point! I'm huge believer in spending the basic cash to make my career and studio exploits invisible to my neighbors. I thought I spoke on this but we had a time limit and maybe it got edited or maybe I just stone cold forgot to mention it. So thanks for noticing and let me give you the inside info now into the strategy to keep Deep Rhythm Studios unnoticed by my neighbors in a very quiet community. There was considerable pressure into making the right choices because to be honest, this was the most expensive studio I've built which I'll explain why later. So we didn't have the budget to do it wrong, and fix it. which basically means, practically building it twice. So construction and design had to work right away or I was going to be forced to switch from drums to accordion. The studio is totally floating off the construction beams. Everything is sound isolated on all six surfaces everything floating, acoustic insolation in all air gaps between all studs up and down. everything double acoustic grade sheet rock floating off studs on acoustic construction channels. floor suspended on basically a mat of hockey pucks so it's all floating. And even still, when I'm blasting you can hear some bleed to the civilian world. Thats because there is no such thing as absolute sound proofing, only more effective grades of sound isolation. Water and Sound, If there is a way to find, they find a way. It may take awhile but they always find a way to leak through air, material or direct or sympathetic vibration. However, we can get close! and this is construction turned out to be more than close enough. Never a complaint from neighbors, most have no idea they live next to a drummer honestly. That was the design goal when I had the acoustic engineer draw the specs and it was achieved. Thankfully! Being from the east coast where basements are literally a cultural necessity, this is my first non=subterranean studio. In California, basements are for whatever reason, rare as hell and I still haven't gotten an answer that makes sense why but whatever. No choice so I had to build my first non underground studio. Which sucks because building studios above ground is way more expensive. Basement studios in single home development configurations get about 70 percent of sound isolation built in for free and all all you need to really spend big cash on is the ceiling. How much more expensive? Well, here's the deal, this new room is slightly smaller than my room was on the east coast, but cost 5x MORE to build. But it works and the room sounds the best of all the studios I've built so far. More experience means smarter choices. But still out of respect for my neighbors, I don't go full volume after 10pm on the kit and to be honest by 10pm after working with audio all day, the last thing I want to do is play the drums loudly or even hear music at all. Rest for your ears is absolutely crucial. So the studio is open and running 24/7 and as long as I can mix on my speakers play keyboards and do other work 24/7 then the design was a success. The WIM TRIO was cut at this studio with quite a few 3AM guitar tracks being thrown down at full crunch blast volume. No complaints! Phew! So, I hope this helped a bit. Thanks for checking it out and thanks to drumeo for the privilege of participating and sharing with the drumeo family what I've learned over the years.
very nice to see this. All of you are such a wonderful asset to the drumming word. I mean that! I just wish Juan ‘Carlito’ Mendoza would say his name slower. He says at warp speed. Tommy Igoe is one of my Idols. All of you keep safe and I hope to see you soon.
Hey Jared, where did you get that whisper room / Beat Box ? Please tell me more about it that sweat sound-proof set-up you have. Did you build it or buy it ?
0:00 Intro
0:49 Jared Falk
6:32 Anika Nilles
9:03 Glen Sobel
10:20 Tommy Igoe
15:00 Sarah Thawer
18:26 Dorothea Taylor
21:12 Brian Frasier-Moore
25:12 Kaz Rodriguez
30:11 Juan ‘Carlito’ Mendoza
34:19 Marco Minnemann
thanks
Wtffff men, no tony taylor jr......plssssssssssssssss invite him,
@@DonDon-eo5nv do you get😩🤲🏾?
Shoutout to Jared for the EAD10! Mine was stolen years ago and I’ve not been able to get one again. My toddler LOVED IT! I actually managed to talk Samash into selling me their only one from the showroom floor about 1-2 months before they were released for retail! I miss it so much. I’d trade almost any of my gear for one.
Tommy: I’m keeping my studio simple, don’t want to break the bank
Also Tommy: has 9 snare drums, 4 whole kits, a shelf of cymbals, hundreds of dollars worth of acoustic panels, the best preamps + AD/DA box money can buy
"I have only 9 snares"
He has forgotten that most of us have very little money. He also has a top of the line Mac, software, mics, cables, and looks to be quite a sizable basement space. Mr. Igoe is way out of touch with the common man. Wouldn't we all want Mr. Igoe's life. He may play well, but he is tone deaf.
jo whitaker
Your last line was perfect.
Give Tommy a break. He is a full time professional drummer. What people are clearly missing is that drumming is his BUSINESS. Compared to any retail business owner (for example, a restaurant), his level of initial expense, and his ongoing operational expenses are TINY in comparison. It's not fair to compare him to someone treating drums like a hobby or even part time gig.
tommy devoted his life to the instrument and all of us get to enjoy the results of his passion and commitment. hes also probably one of the best drummers in the world for it. if tommy's killing it and has a nice setup for his efforts and for the STANDARD that his playing requires then kudos to him. I wouldn't do it any differently if I was his level.
OMG brooo I need a "beat box" too, my neighbours will love it! 😱
I'm sorry Alejandro but I dont have a beat box . I have Zildjan cymbals ,SP highhat stand and some extras .
Thanks Jared. at 50 I'm a "fairly" long-time garage band drummer,(local bands, etc.), who hasn't touched the drums in 5 years since taking up a new hobby, BUT, the itch to play round again keeps creeping back!:) I find Drumeo vids to be my most watched and I'm very close to setting up a practice pad setup in spare room again just to get my hands on the sticks so I Really appreciate videos such as these as well as all the normal guests, etc. to help Motivate/push me on alittle further in getting back at it...Thanks Again!
Tommy saying "too many choices is the enemy of creativity because you wind up playing with gear" hit me straight in the gut when I think back to the number of times I sat down at a synth to make music and ended up auditioning sounds for three hours and then quitting.
analysis paralysis and the paradox of choice
Holy Crap. This is the best video I have ever watched. How fantastic is this to watch some of the best drummers on the planet show us their practise space in their homes. I am so humbled by these drummers as they share their private space to all of us and all of their equipment for playing and recording as well as their teaching to students. So enlightening. New respect to all of these great drummers/musicians. Rock On Drumeo!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"this is me showing tony royster how to play some rudiments" What an insane flex said so casually.
Jared, thanks so much for showing this noise test. I was thinking about the same isolated drum room too. Great content overall, very interesting!
Thanks for this upload Drumeo. Great to look inside the setups and see how the professionals live.
This was really interesting. Not many talked about if their rooms were sound isolated. Would be really interested to see a Drumeo video on how to set up to record / mic AND set up video for doing online lessons.
Loved this! Would love to see more drummers if decide to do this again!
When Kaz said "right here...", my mind immediately heard "this goes to 11". 🤣
But this is my new favorite video EVER!!!! I GOT EMOTIONAL several times seeing all these practice spaces. ❤
I too have a set of Paiste 602 reissues, 14” medium hats, 18” thin crash, 20” flat ride and 22” medium ride... to me they highlight the best of Paiste. Love the crystal clearness of them.
Great video! It's nice to see their home-setups!
You are all inspiring thank you.....watching ya on youtube in my little drum studio in Kent....Great Video Drumeo....TreVbeats
That’s an amazing, beautiful 12 piece kit Jared. ❤
I love Tommy. One of my first instructional DVD's was his Groove Essentials. Gosh, that had to be 15 or 20 years ago.
This is a good one! Thanks!
Great video! It would be great to see this become a series 😜 maybe can try to explore more about how great drummers soundproofing their practice room and being a noisy neighbour.. would love to see that!
Great idea! I really liked seeing how other drummers do their studios. More of that please?
I love Jared's hi-hat stand story!! Nice one!!
That was fun to watch! Love Sarah's enthusiasm and drumming style:) Hope she'll be back for more lessons on Drumeo!
This was really cool. Seeing how these pros setup inspired me for some reason, but I didn't feel ashamed of my amature setup
Lol me too, my set up is very small and kind of cramped but gets the job done.
same exact here, i don't hate my setup anymore
I saw some comments calling Tommy Igoe out for "only" having 9 snares? Guys I know hobbyists with more than that! And he's also been collecting odds and ends for decades at this point!
Super inspiring to watch all of these!
Loved this! please do more of these!
This made the gear junkie in my heart so happy! Thank you for having everyone making it! I hope I am not stirring the pot, but Jared what is up with the Vater sticks at your practice room? I love Vater so much so I am just excited
😉
Great video to see how everyone has things set up. Thanks for sharing.
This made me smile @Drumeo. Thanks for the creative content...
Awesome video. Their people just like us....passion, practice practice practice kids. Glen seems like a cool dude. Imagine him or Marco being your neighbor. 😁
So cool hearing dorothea giving a rundown of her drum room, its currently my favorite rig rundown ever now. and im a guitarist (which is why i called it a rig rundown, might be different in the drumworld)
So fun... love this. Thanks for putting it together.
I love Marco's China, including specialised cymbal cracks to enhance the Darkness!
Probably what I needed to hear and see. I have a Clarett X, and top end Audix mics for my Bubingas and still think I need more. Because im a perfectionist. I want album quality done my way but always think I need more when in reality, I just need a mixologist to perfect the final result instead of me trying to get a finished sound going directly in. But seeing some of these spaces of pros kinda proves you dont need a full fledge studio tracking room. Drums and demands have changed so much. Drummers still have to spend the most money for personal recording set ups but its such a valuable skill and asset to have these days.
9:48 glen sobel has really nice doubles, damn
Todd succherman's setup would be great to see included in this video..
Such an amazing setup and collection he has in his studio😍😍
I took a lesson with Todd at that studio! It’s in Austin, TX. He has his main Stixx kit setup in the middle which he kindly let me play on. It has a DW9000 series double pedal and hi hat stands in gold as well as the rims of the kit are gold colored. He has a small jazz kit setup on the side as well. The snare wall there is really cool and he has kits from a lot of his different tours stacked up. There is also an area where he has a computer setup and his recording equipment. His recordings he sends to his sound engineer JR Taylor, who I also have had to the privilege to meet and work with. Good people!
It was really cool to hear from Anika: "Here we have coffee with my students" and then: "Thanks to COVID 19 no one is coming in" :) Best wishes to Anika :)
She can drink all the coffee 😁
Bartosz from Dark (Netflix)? 😃
I thoroughly enjoyed that video. Great to see other people’s spaces without all the fancy camera shots.
I love Brian Frasier's studio!!! A lot of techs!!!
jared casualy flexing his insane setup
edit: where's sput?
the room alone is at least 10k
Trevor Lahey Ludwig drums fuckgoof! Chips, let’s go...
I have the same hihat stand as Jared :D My old one broke and my friend gave it to me, it was a upgrade for me haha
Watching this video inspired me to practice.... Thank you! If the saying, "If you sound good when you're practicing, you're working on the wrong stuff." -is true... then I was DEFINITELY working on the RIGHT stuff today because I didn't sound good at all.... lol
I remember when I first bought Great hands for life by Tommy Igoe. It was my first real instructional drum videos. It helped me realize my left hand SUCKED at life, and more importantly, how to fix it. Love Tommy!
(And Anika!) Obviously.......
Hi Jared, I've got exactly the same old hi-hat stand on my garage kit- It's actually really nice. It was Pearls answer to Tama's Lever-glide which I also have and love.
Thx to drumeo and to all the drummers who show us their Home Practice Spaces! Very interestng!
Sarah is so fun!
Wow!!! Loads of love!!!
I love the “beatbox” I may build one of those in the corner of my garage. My jam spot reminds me the most of Jared’s, in the garage, right next to my tractor. Haha 😆
Great comparison of practice spaces and super interesting how different all the PROs keep their space. From I don't have space, let's use this corner to high end and cleaned up practice spaces for thousands of dollar :-) NICE!
Really enjoyed this video !
The Brian space is a total dream!!!
Love that hihat stand Jared! I had the same one and sold it. I loved it and want another one!!
Really cool to see !! :)
I love this. And I’m baffled anyone would give this a thumbs down. I noticed a few and I’m scratching my head. What’s wrong with people?
Jared: I LOVE the high-hat story!!! I never had "new" gear as a kid, but I had a drum key and steel snare drum my dad gave me from his playing days in the late-60s. Unfortunately, it was stolen with my entire kit by a former roommate.
Man... rough
“I don’t remember...”
That’s Picasso’s “The Old Guitarist”
I came here to say this. Although I also would’ve been wrong, as I thought that it was Picasso’s “The Guitarist”. I’m glad that I saw your post first.
jared i have the same exact hi-hat stand and i think its fantastic! dont let anyone make fun of you for that buddy haha
VERY INSPIRING! Thank you for this.
18:34 OMG thats crazy!!!!!
Fantastic video thanks! 👍
I never realized how Canadian Jared sounds until he said hi hat stand
I couldn't stop picturing the keyboard on Juan's snare drum being hit by a drumstick...
Really awesome vid, I hope you can do another one!
2:31 I also have that hi hat stand!!!
that Pearl single-braced H/H stand ALL YOU NEED! (player/collector here, & i SWEAR by 'em...)
18:35 wow that's sick
Thats so nice you are using that hi-hat stand from your parents 😊😊😊
Simply Awesome love it!
Could you make a video about „How to stream Drumming“ on: Instagram, Twitch, etc.?
Because some say they have product/mixer X Y to stream and I think this could be interesting in this time and I‘d love to stream drumming live on Instagram
100% agree on this
All these people who are my biggest inspiration, Especially the Drumeo man! 🙌🏻💪🏼👌🏼🙏🏻
The hi hat story hit home for me broth’a. My father was my inspiration to play. He played through my childhood with my mother in a country band wear my mom sang and played piano and that very same stand came with his, at the time, a brand new Pearl Export 5pc kit of which I eventually inherited and sits in my garage as I type. With that said, I’m starting a music production company with my lead guitar player called Foxx Light Productions and I was curious, what would you recommend to be the most professional and effective method on approaching potential drum oriented companies for sponsorship? Thanks for the videos and content. Niko Foxx.
Juan is trusting the hell out of that PA stand with the minitor on it, lmao.
Jared i feel you men. I bought several gear parts, drums, cymbals and all things music related since i was 12, but the snare stand i use is still the one from my first kit that my parents got me for christmas when i was 11 :D it barelly closes, but still works so why trade it? xD
Hi Jared, I use regularly Drum Art snares (that's what they are famous for) and I suggest you to test them. Simply fantastic
Damn, I wish I could find a place to even set up my drums to practice 😂
😪😟
Igo is friggin awesome,
@kazrodriguez funny enough your performance with zildjian live was also one of the coolest moments in drumming history for me. You the man.
I like how sort of messy Anika's room is :)
hey Jared! i like your practice box!
I love how just as they pan over Dorothea's tom set-up, she says Kenny Aronoff. This is when they reveal that her toms are set-up "backward", like he does it. Wonder if he rubbed off on her???
The painting is Pablo Picasso - The Old Guitarist.
BTW, the painting at 5:46 is The Old Guitarist by Pablo Picasso
Amazing video!!!
I like the story of your gift Hi-Hat, thats nice./ and that Drum Throne Pad , is it still made ?
It would be insane to use Jared's room for guitar/bass recording, especially at stage volume LOL! Not a drummer but this is a great video. :)
Awesome! Do you know which model of the Whisper Room you own?
I am just getting into recording my drums. I am really intrigued by how many drummers use a mixer in their house...more videos on this. PS - what the heck happened to Recordeo?
I have that exact same Pearl hi hat stand I refuse to replace haha!
Dorothea showing Tony how to play some Rudiments in his clinic .. LMAO
Great idea 👍❤️
Awesome, thanx. Some very surprising......
@Glensobel the most humble guy on earth. And one of the best drummers as well
Aside from Jared, most seem remarkably unconcerned about noise blasting the neighbors. I didn't see much in the way of sound isolation.
That's an excellent point! I'm huge believer in spending the basic cash to make my career and studio exploits invisible to my neighbors. I thought I spoke on this but we had a time limit and maybe it got edited or maybe I just stone cold forgot to mention it. So thanks for noticing and let me give you the inside info now into the strategy to keep Deep Rhythm Studios unnoticed by my neighbors in a very quiet community. There was considerable pressure into making the right choices because to be honest, this was the most expensive studio I've built which I'll explain why later. So we didn't have the budget to do it wrong, and fix it. which basically means, practically building it twice. So construction and design had to work right away or I was going to be forced to switch from drums to accordion.
The studio is totally floating off the construction beams. Everything is sound isolated on all six surfaces everything floating, acoustic insolation in all air gaps between all studs up and down. everything double acoustic grade sheet rock floating off studs on acoustic construction channels. floor suspended on basically a mat of hockey pucks so it's all floating. And even still, when I'm blasting you can hear some bleed to the civilian world. Thats because there is no such thing as absolute sound proofing, only more effective grades of sound isolation. Water and Sound, If there is a way to find, they find a way. It may take awhile but they always find a way to leak through air, material or direct or sympathetic vibration. However, we can get close! and this is construction turned out to be more than close enough. Never a complaint from neighbors, most have no idea they live next to a drummer honestly. That was the design goal when I had the acoustic engineer draw the specs and it was achieved. Thankfully! Being from the east coast where basements are literally a cultural necessity, this is my first non=subterranean studio. In California, basements are for whatever reason, rare as hell and I still haven't gotten an answer that makes sense why but whatever. No choice so I had to build my first non underground studio. Which sucks because building studios above ground is way more expensive. Basement studios in single home development configurations get about 70 percent of sound isolation built in for free and all all you need to really spend big cash on is the ceiling. How much more expensive? Well, here's the deal, this new room is slightly smaller than my room was on the east coast, but cost 5x MORE to build. But it works and the room sounds the best of all the studios I've built so far. More experience means smarter choices. But still out of respect for my neighbors, I don't go full volume after 10pm on the kit and to be honest by 10pm after working with audio all day, the last thing I want to do is play the drums loudly or even hear music at all. Rest for your ears is absolutely crucial. So the studio is open and running 24/7 and as long as I can mix on my speakers play keyboards and do other work 24/7 then the design was a success. The WIM TRIO was cut at this studio with quite a few 3AM guitar tracks being thrown down at full crunch blast volume. No complaints! Phew!
So, I hope this helped a bit. Thanks for checking it out and thanks to drumeo for the privilege of participating and sharing with the drumeo family what I've learned over the years.
Dorothea setup is awesome
Yooo Jared I got the same hihat stand, except no legs. But on a pearl rack. Keep it 👍
great video
very nice to see this. All of you are such a wonderful asset to the drumming word. I mean that! I just wish Juan ‘Carlito’ Mendoza would say his name slower. He says at warp speed. Tommy Igoe is one of my Idols. All of you keep safe and I hope to see you soon.
Sorry 😂 it’s just how it rolls off the tongue for me.
Hey Jared, where did you get that whisper room / Beat Box ? Please tell me more about it that sweat sound-proof set-up you have. Did you build it or buy it ?
Also interested.
I like Jared Falk home practice space😍✨🎉,my dream home practice space🎉✨
Where can I get that practice pad...is a double sided...😎 cool