I have an emergency bag I always have with me at every gig! Extra felts, screws, hihat clutch, drum keys, cloths for muffling/cleaning, even a cheap mic with a podcast stand or clip just in case. Every single thing in that bag has saved a gig for me in one way or another!
It's always nice to hear legendary drummers remind us that they're still doing the same stuff we all do--setting up their own backline gear, taking measures to ensure the money is there on a tour, etc.
A gasket on your bearing edges has an incredible effect on sound, tuneability and range 1/4” x 1/16” adhesive foam from Amazon The 12” Tom has a one octave range and every note is pure Conga-like pure
I really appreciate you’re comments on being a working drummer. It’s our careers and we are trying to make a living, so keeping overhead down is pretty important. You’re always great at teaching the technique aspect of our craft, ever consider do some videos on career development as well? You’ve had a varied and dynamic career thus far, I would appreciate any insights you might have.
Hey Stanton thanks for sharing this! What case is that? I’m doing some overseas gigs in Europe this summer and that case would be absolutely perfect to bring my cymbals and snare! Thanks!
Thanks Stanton. Glad I’m not only one LOL. I’m just a WE warrior but I’ve found I can play any kit so long as I have my snare, cymbals and BD pedal. Some terrible gear awaits when I’ve shown up at places. If I have those personal things it gives me confidence whatever the kit Do you consider traveling with a BD Pedal at all or is what’s provided sufficient?
@@stantonmooremusic Thanks for the prompt response. Yes the 9K is my go to, but its a boat anchor. I have a spare 5K that I take with me. Great page, color me subscribed!!
Stanton..Like your drumming style,your music knowlege and willingness to share it with other drummers.I wish you would be a rock star, you certanly deserved it.All the best to you.
Great vid, and I especially dug the way you hit the reality of being a professional working drummer straight on - yes, it IS about making money and there is nothing wrong with that! Cheers & keep up the great work.
Couldn’t agree more. The older I get the more I’m concerned about supporting my family. I usually do have techs, but sometimes, it makes a lot more sense to travel lean and mean and bring as much home as possible. 🙌🏼
You’re more of a rock star than you think. If you have anyone doing the setting up for you, you’re a star. 😎 Even “bar bashers” like me have to fine tune their kit for every gig. I love that case and will be looking into getting one. Thank you for being awesome! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Been a big fan for years and have had the privilege to see you a number of times. Appreciate your humbleness and vibe. Keep influencing us current drummers and inspiring the next generation.
Great video! I always learn so much from your videos, whether its actual playing techniques, or "behind-the-scenes" pro tips about the nuts & bolts of the drumming business like this one. I appreciate all your awesome videos!
A great attitude. Looks sharp. On time. No complaining. If the gig doesn’t pay enough, don’t take it. Let your playing do the talking. Don’t name drop all the things you’ve done. Remember you are competing against musicians that will play for free or very low. So you need exceptional qualities to get called over these people.
It's the drum stool for me! After SO MANY experiences sitting in on torturous, wobbly pieces of crap, it's pretty much more important to bring than a snare for me.
Really cool video, man! And I'm totally into that...I mean, either is a small bag or a bigger case (like yours), is very crucial to have a couple of things with you, that will make a difference, sound and feel-wise, for you. It can be anything from a BFS accessory or jingle stick to a snare or cymbal(s).
Very cool. Looking forward to the stick bag video. Side note: I guessin my mind, I figured when y'all were close to home, Tips or HOB, you would bring one of your own kits. Nice to have one waiting. Definitely better(way easier)at the end of the night to only have to bring the trap case home!!!LOL.
Yes, when at home or on longer tours, I bring my own drums and have a tech to set everything up and break it down. But on one offs, festivals and fly in dates, I bring the trap case only. Lean and mean for one offs! 🙌🏼🥁🙏🏼
I thought this was going to be a video about "what a pro drummer brings to the gig" in terms of attitude and preparation--but it turns out I never gave enough thought to the actual topic, so thanks!
Thoughts of putting airtags in your trap case/snare and cymbal bag? My anxiety would be through the roof if I gotta check any of my gear onto a flight instead of carrying it on.
A clever way to do it. I've used hard cases for snare and cymbals but this puts them all in one then can use lighter and cheaper soft cases. Can throw in a few pairs of socks and underwear to pad things out and you're done few a few days on the road!
Wonderful video, Stanton. Your playing, knowledge, and personality are top notch! I love trap cases! I have the SKB version that even has a side compartment for some cymbals and they are very versatile.
I apologize if this has already been asked, Stanton, but what trap case is that? Looks like Gator but I can't find the model. Thanks for the video from a fellow New Orleans drummer!
Great vid! Was curious to hear your thoughts on one other personal item for most drummers - their throne. Do you have a height memorized or do you just feel that out when using a backlined throne? It’s the first thing that makes me want to die when using a different kit is when the throne is way too low or hobbled together with toothpicks and/or duct tape.
That’s a great question! I request a DW 9000 throne and I usually get it, but sometimes there might be something challenging. Luckily, I still travel with crew, and they advance the show and they make sure that we have what we need before we arrive so I’m usually OK. As for the height, I had been doing it by feel, but then I started realizing I was sitting lower and lower, and then I didn’t like that. So now I’m trying to get it consistent. If I lay a drumstick across the top of the throne over to the the top of the trap case when standing up, that’s about the right height. Thanks for the very practical question! 🙏🏼🥁🙌🏼
@@stantonmooremusic Awesome insight! Super appreciated. I bring along one of those extra tiny keychain tape measures to make sure the throne height is close to what I'm used to. Then setting everything else up seems second nature. And the pre-show espresso with chocolate - most sustainable rock n' roll lifestyle ever. 🤘🤘
Hey Stanton! Neil here from the Gretsch Afternoon Drum Break! I have a question for you-when you fly, do check the whole case or take out the snare drum and carry it on, and check the rest? I’d be afraid to check cymbals and snare! Hope to see you soon! Neil
Hi Neil! Great question!!! I pack the snare, pandeiro and hi hats together in a bag and they come in at exactly 20 lbs. I have status on Delta and I get a 70 lb allowance, but when I have to, I take the snare bag out and check the rest at 50 lbs. Occasionally it’s 51, depending on how many sticks are in my stick bag, but they usually let me slide. 😂
@@stantonmooremusic Thank you for the reply Stanton! I really would love to bring my snare and cymbals sometimes and this might be something I check into! Take care abs thanks for the great playing and information you give us! ❤️🔥
Being a drummer in and around the CT area there is nothing better than getting a text/call/email from someone letting me know that I don't need to bring my kit, but rather my "normal stuff"; sticks, snare, cymbals and kick pedal. Which brings me to a question; why don't you bring your own pedal? I know for me when I'm out seeing a band and they ask me to sit in the first thing I notice, even before how the drums are tuned, is how the pedal feels. If it's a bit wonky that throws me off. Maybe I'm just strange
I used to bring my bd pedal, but it made the case too heavy to fly. So I request DW 9000 pedals and it usually works out great! Thanks for tuning in! 🙌🏼
Totally surprised about the kick pedal too. Even if I was able to ask for a specific brand, adjustments are likely still required. Something I’m not good at.
@@ronniek7748 I’ve gotten used to adjusting the DW 9000’s. I loosen the spring as loose as it will go and make sure the cam is in the round (not accelerator) position and I’m good to go!
Top bloke 😊 man digging how your lugging your gear around.. mind me asking but what's the trap case your using? And what's the size.. keep them rad videos coming dude
This is great, I keep having to travel to shows with a bag for my snare, a bag for my cymbals, and a bag for my kick pedals, my stick bag, then a book bag with accessories and clamps and camera gear. That travel box would help so much lol! Would the bass drum pedals fit in there as well?
Thank you. I use a 22 as my main ride and 20s for most everything else. I do this because I like to be able to ride or crash on all of my cymbals. I rarely play a designated crash. Hope that helps. 🙌🏼
I used to bring my pedal but it made the case too heavy to fly. So I request DW 9000 pedals and it usually works out great! Bringing a throne would be too heavy as well. I only bring the things that sound unique to me. Everything else, I can get provided. 🙌🏼
Great stuff! Hey, with Backline, do you request cymbals, a snare, cowbell etc in case your luggage doesn’t make it? Backup snare in case a head breaks ?
Thanks Powell! Great question, I don’t request cymbals or cowbell, but I do request a backup snare. I’ve had some close calls with luggage, but luckily I can’t recall having to play cymbals that weren’t mine. Requesting some for back up is a good idea though. My friend Doug Belote travels with a roll aboard and a stick bag inside his roll aboard. He brings nothing but a stick bag. Sometimes I’m actually envious of the way he does it. 😂 But I do love having my own stuff that is unique to me, so I’m willing to drag it all around the world with me. 😂
Coming back to the States from Canada, TSA made me check my carry on suitcase because I had my stick bag inside and they considered them tools! Really?! What am I gonna do, sabotage the plane by playing Swiss army triplets ?! 😂 I used to check my cymbals and carry on my snare or kick pedal but it’s pretty consistent with Backline being able to provide a Ludwig Supra and the DW 9000 pedals. I always ask for 2 snares and pedals. Those are show stoppers.
@@powellrandolph It’s crazy how inconsistent the policies are for bringing gear onto planes-not just one airline to the next, but often the same airline in different cities have different staff and the policies vary! I don’t bring any gear anymore for that reason, as I don’t want it get damaged or lost.
Stanton, as always thanks for the great video! Have you ever experienced a bent cymbal with this setup? After bending a K-Con I am paranoid and only use a hard cymbal case. Thanks again!
Luckily, I haven’t experience that. With this set up, my cymbals are in the bag and they also ride on top of plastic risers within the case, so they’re fairly protected and I’ve never had an issue after using this system for over 10 years. Hope that helps! 🙌🏼
Sadly, I don’t think that case is available anywhere anymore. And the only similar case I can find is a SKB that is over the checked luggage size requirements and weighs over 25lbs before you even put anything in it. Anybody got other case ideas that will hold a cymbal bag and more?
This is a great video!!! Doesn't get better than this. However, the video editor needs to keep in mind to crossfade the audio better between transitions. It's pretty glaring at around 6:21. Most of the audio commentary from other clips weren't necessary either. Just my two cents!
@@stantonmooremusic do the airlines ever try to make you pay oversize baggage fees for that case? Looks like it's just barely over the 62 linear inches allowed by most airlines. Wondering if I can reliably get away with a similar barely-oversized case myself. Thanks for the invaluable content!
I have an emergency bag I always have with me at every gig! Extra felts, screws, hihat clutch, drum keys, cloths for muffling/cleaning, even a cheap mic with a podcast stand or clip just in case. Every single thing in that bag has saved a gig for me in one way or another!
Great practice!!! 🙌🏼
It's always nice to hear legendary drummers remind us that they're still doing the same stuff we all do--setting up their own backline gear, taking measures to ensure the money is there on a tour, etc.
Thank you! 🙌🏼
Stanton, you are by far the coolest cat behind the kit. Unquestionable talent and zero ego. Man, I wish I had more of that in my band.
@@Pearly44-nm7kn 🙏🏼🥁🙌🏼
A gasket on your bearing edges has an incredible effect on sound, tuneability and range
1/4” x 1/16” adhesive foam from Amazon
The 12” Tom has a one octave range and every note is pure
Conga-like pure
I like that he says he’s a working drummer. Makes me feel good about being a working drummer since he’s higher up on the pay scale.
Thank you for saying that. We all still have to work and make a living! Thanks for tuning in! 🙏🏼🥁🙌🏼
I really appreciate you’re comments on being a working drummer. It’s our careers and we are trying to make a living, so keeping overhead down is pretty important. You’re always great at teaching the technique aspect of our craft, ever consider do some videos on career development as well? You’ve had a varied and dynamic career thus far, I would appreciate any insights you might have.
I’ve considered doing videos maybe even a course on career development. Do you think there would be interested in that?
Great video. I'm a little surprised that you don't bring your own bd pedal. Is that typically covered in the backline contract?
I used to, but it made the case too heavy. So I request DW 9000 pedals and it usually works out great! 🙌🏼
Hey Stanton thanks for sharing this! What case is that? I’m doing some overseas gigs in Europe this summer and that case would be absolutely perfect to bring my cymbals and snare! Thanks!
Keep it up Stanton. I’ve followed you for many years and very much appreciate your journey and growth over time.
Thanks for your ongoing support! 🙏🏼🥁🙌🏼
Thanks Stanton. Glad I’m not only one LOL. I’m just a WE warrior but I’ve found I can play any kit so long as I have my snare, cymbals and BD pedal. Some terrible gear awaits when I’ve shown up at places. If I have those personal things it gives me confidence whatever the kit
Do you consider traveling with a BD Pedal at all or is what’s provided sufficient?
@@Olliemets I used to take a bd pedal but it made the case too heavy to fly. So I request DW 9000 pedals and it usually works out great! 🙌🏼
@@stantonmooremusic Thanks for the prompt response. Yes the 9K is my go to, but its a boat anchor. I have a spare 5K that I take with me. Great page, color me subscribed!!
@@Olliemets thanks! 🙏🏼🥁🙌🏼
Stanton..Like your drumming style,your music knowlege and willingness to share it with other drummers.I wish you would be a rock star, you certanly deserved it.All the best to you.
@@ghyogi1 thank you!🙌🏼
Absolutely a legend Sir Stanton. Your style is impeccable & your flow is top shelf!! 🙏🥁💯
Thank you so much! 🙏🏼🥁🙌🏼
Great insight, really enjoyed this. Noted this was filmed pre-gig, was it Porcaro who said if you turn up on time you’re already late. 😅
@@jamielowe3060 🙏🏼🥁🙌🏼
Great vid, and I especially dug the way you hit the reality of being a professional working drummer straight on - yes, it IS about making money and there is nothing wrong with that! Cheers & keep up the great work.
Couldn’t agree more. The older I get the more I’m concerned about supporting my family. I usually do have techs, but sometimes, it makes a lot more sense to travel lean and mean and bring as much home as possible. 🙌🏼
You’re more of a rock star than you think. If you have anyone doing the setting up for you, you’re a star. 😎
Even “bar bashers” like me have to fine tune their kit for every gig.
I love that case and will be looking into getting one. Thank you for being awesome! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Thank you and thanks for tuning in! 🙌🏼🥁👊🏼
Been a big fan for years and have had the privilege to see you a number of times. Appreciate your humbleness and vibe. Keep influencing us current drummers and inspiring the next generation.
Thank you for the kind words and thanks for tuning in! 🙏🏼🥁🙌🏼
a working drummer... fantastic.... god bless you.
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Great video! I always learn so much from your videos, whether its actual playing techniques, or "behind-the-scenes" pro tips about the nuts & bolts of the drumming business like this one. I appreciate all your awesome videos!
Thanks for tuning in!!! 🙏🏼🥁🙌🏼
Loved this
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Thank you, excellent video full of stuff folks need to know!
Hi, would you please post the link to buy the trap case?
A great attitude. Looks sharp. On time. No complaining. If the gig doesn’t pay enough, don’t take it. Let your playing do the talking. Don’t name drop all the things you’ve done. Remember you are competing against musicians that will play for free or very low. So you need exceptional qualities to get called over these people.
Well said! 🙌🏼🥁👊🏼
It's the drum stool for me! After SO MANY experiences sitting in on torturous, wobbly pieces of crap, it's pretty much more important to bring than a snare for me.
Good point! 🙌🏼
Great tips!. The only thing I would add is a B.D. pedal. Thanks.
I used to, but it made the case too heavy to fly. So I request DW 9000 pedals and it usually works out great! I adjust the tension and the cam. 🙌🏼
I'm just picturing Corrosion of Conformity with tambourine. Great video as always.
Yes indeed!!! Heavy Metal Tambourine! Thanks 🙏🏼
Defo checking out your e-book, didn’t know you had that on sale!
Yes indeed! Thanks! 🙏🏼
I'm missing your bassdrum pedal in your case. Do you use the present pedal of a backline kit? If yes, how do you work with that?
I used to, but it made the case too heavy to fly. So I request DW 9000 pedals and it usually works out great! I adjust the tension and the cam. 🙌🏼
Fantastic video. What are your thoughts on bringing your own pedals? I noticed you didn't have yours for this particular example. Thanks!
I used to, but it made the case too heavy to fly. So I request DW 9000 pedals and it usually works out great! 🙌🏼
@@stantonmooremusic thanks my friend.
Really cool video, man! And I'm totally into that...I mean, either is a small bag or a bigger case (like yours), is very crucial to have a couple of things with you, that will make a difference, sound and feel-wise, for you. It can be anything from a BFS accessory or jingle stick to a snare or cymbal(s).
Yes indeed! It’s so helpful to have some of the things that make you, you! 🙌🏼
Very cool. Looking forward to the stick bag video. Side note: I guessin my mind, I figured when y'all were close to home, Tips or HOB, you would bring one of your own kits. Nice to have one waiting. Definitely better(way easier)at the end of the night to only have to bring the trap case home!!!LOL.
Yes, when at home or on longer tours, I bring my own drums and have a tech to set everything up and break it down. But on one offs, festivals and fly in dates, I bring the trap case only. Lean and mean for one offs! 🙌🏼🥁🙏🏼
I thought this was going to be a video about "what a pro drummer brings to the gig" in terms of attitude and preparation--but it turns out I never gave enough thought to the actual topic, so thanks!
Thanks for tuning in! 🙌🏼
Thoughts of putting airtags in your trap case/snare and cymbal bag? My anxiety would be through the roof if I gotta check any of my gear onto a flight instead of carrying it on.
That’s a good idea! 🙌🏼
A clever way to do it. I've used hard cases for snare and cymbals but this puts them all in one then can use lighter and cheaper soft cases. Can throw in a few pairs of socks and underwear to pad things out and you're done few a few days on the road!
Yep! Thank you! It took a while to figure out, but this has worked for me for a while now. Thanks for tuning in! 🙌🏼
Wonderful video, Stanton. Your playing, knowledge, and personality are top notch! I love trap cases! I have the SKB version that even has a side compartment for some cymbals and they are very versatile.
Very cool! 🙌🏼🥁👊🏼
I apologize if this has already been asked, Stanton, but what trap case is that? Looks like Gator but I can't find the model. Thanks for the video from a fellow New Orleans drummer!
Very very nice! Can you post a link to the trap case itself, please?
I’m working on finding the best link. I’ll pin the comment when I find the best link.
This is great stuff! For a drummer it's scary thinking about traveling and playing comfortably.
Agreed! 🙌🏼
Great vid! Was curious to hear your thoughts on one other personal item for most drummers - their throne. Do you have a height memorized or do you just feel that out when using a backlined throne? It’s the first thing that makes me want to die when using a different kit is when the throne is way too low or hobbled together with toothpicks and/or duct tape.
That’s a great question! I request a DW 9000 throne and I usually get it, but sometimes there might be something challenging.
Luckily, I still travel with crew, and they advance the show and they make sure that we have what we need before we arrive so I’m usually OK. As for the height, I had been doing it by feel, but then I started realizing I was sitting lower and lower, and then I didn’t like that. So now I’m trying to get it consistent. If I lay a drumstick across the top of the throne over to the the top of the trap case when standing up, that’s about the right height. Thanks for the very practical question! 🙏🏼🥁🙌🏼
@@stantonmooremusic Awesome insight! Super appreciated. I bring along one of those extra tiny keychain tape measures to make sure the throne height is close to what I'm used to. Then setting everything else up seems second nature. And the pre-show espresso with chocolate - most sustainable rock n' roll lifestyle ever. 🤘🤘
Hey Stanton! Neil here from the Gretsch Afternoon Drum Break! I have a question for you-when you fly, do check the whole case or take out the snare drum and carry it on, and check the rest? I’d be afraid to check cymbals and snare!
Hope to see you soon!
Neil
Hi Neil! Great question!!! I pack the snare, pandeiro and hi hats together in a bag and they come in at exactly 20 lbs. I have status on Delta and I get a 70 lb allowance, but when I have to, I take the snare bag out and check the rest at 50 lbs. Occasionally it’s 51, depending on how many sticks are in my stick bag, but they usually let me slide. 😂
@@stantonmooremusic Thank you for the reply Stanton! I really would love to bring my snare and cymbals sometimes and this might be something I check into!
Take care abs thanks for the great playing and information you give us! ❤️🔥
very informative. I need to narrow down my rig. I usually bring 7 cases with me.
It took me a while to narrow it down to what I really need to make the gig happen and still be me. Thanks for tuning in! 🙏🏼🥁🙌🏼
Being a drummer in and around the CT area there is nothing better than getting a text/call/email from someone letting me know that I don't need to bring my kit, but rather my "normal stuff"; sticks, snare, cymbals and kick pedal. Which brings me to a question; why don't you bring your own pedal? I know for me when I'm out seeing a band and they ask me to sit in the first thing I notice, even before how the drums are tuned, is how the pedal feels. If it's a bit wonky that throws me off. Maybe I'm just strange
I used to bring my bd pedal, but it made the case too heavy to fly. So I request DW 9000 pedals and it usually works out great! Thanks for tuning in! 🙌🏼
Many thanks. Very useful. What brand is your trap case, please and thanks?
It’s the Gator Protechtor Trap Mod Case. I take out all the inner compartments and just use the case. 🙌🏼
Awesome! I didn’t see a kick pedal in your trap case-is that a weight thing for the airlines? If so, do you have good luck with backline kick pedals?
It’s a weight thing… I used to, but it made the case too heavy. So I request DW 9000 pedals and it usually works out great!
Totally surprised about the kick pedal too. Even if I was able to ask for a specific brand, adjustments are likely still required. Something I’m not good at.
@@ronniek7748 I’ve gotten used to adjusting the DW 9000’s. I loosen the spring as loose as it will go and make sure the cam is in the round (not accelerator) position and I’m good to go!
Please do one about your stick bag
It’s coming! We filmed it, it’ll be coming out soon. Thanks for tuning in! 🙏🏼🥁🙌🏼
You’re one of my favorite drummers
Top bloke 😊 man digging how your lugging your gear around.. mind me asking but what's the trap case your using? And what's the size.. keep them rad videos coming dude
It’s the Gator Protechtor Trap Case. It’s about 24x24x12. Thanks for tuning in!
What kind of case is that? Would save me so much time over the span of a year only doing one load in on gigs where im using a backline kit haha
Excellent
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This is great, I keep having to travel to shows with a bag for my snare, a bag for my cymbals, and a bag for my kick pedals, my stick bag, then a book bag with accessories and clamps and camera gear. That travel box would help so much lol! Would the bass drum pedals fit in there as well?
It’s been a big help. The bd pedals fit, but make it heavier, which can be costly if you’re flying.
Awesome 👌 👏.
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Thanks for the great video. Does the case have a model number?
Nice video. I notice a number of drummers have all larger cymbals, usually 18” and up. Do smaller crashes or splashes not fit into your sound as much?
less versatility when travelling light imo
Thank you. I use a 22 as my main ride and 20s for most everything else. I do this because I like to be able to ride or crash on all of my cymbals. I rarely play a designated crash. Hope that helps. 🙌🏼
@@stantonmooremusic yeah makes sense. Thanks for you’re reply!
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You don't bring your kick drum pedal and drum thron ?
I used to bring my pedal but it made the case too heavy to fly. So I request DW 9000 pedals and it usually works out great! Bringing a throne would be too heavy as well. I only bring the things that sound unique to me. Everything else, I can get provided. 🙌🏼
Great stuff! Hey, with Backline, do you request cymbals, a snare, cowbell etc in case your luggage doesn’t make it? Backup snare in case a head breaks ?
Thanks Powell! Great question, I don’t request cymbals or cowbell, but I do request a backup snare. I’ve had some close calls with luggage, but luckily I can’t recall having to play cymbals that weren’t mine. Requesting some for back up is a good idea though. My friend Doug Belote travels with a roll aboard and a stick bag inside his roll aboard. He brings nothing but a stick bag. Sometimes I’m actually envious of the way he does it. 😂 But I do love having my own stuff that is unique to me, so I’m willing to drag it all around the world with me. 😂
Coming back to the States from Canada, TSA made me check my carry on suitcase because I had my stick bag inside and they considered them tools! Really?! What am I gonna do, sabotage the plane by playing Swiss army triplets ?! 😂 I used to check my cymbals and carry on my snare or kick pedal but it’s pretty consistent with Backline being able to provide a Ludwig Supra and the DW 9000 pedals. I always ask for 2 snares and pedals. Those are show stoppers.
@@powellrandolph It’s crazy how inconsistent the policies are for bringing gear onto planes-not just one airline to the next, but often the same airline in different cities have different staff and the policies vary! I don’t bring any gear anymore for that reason, as I don’t want it get damaged or lost.
Stanton, as always thanks for the great video! Have you ever experienced a bent cymbal with this setup? After bending a K-Con I am paranoid and only use a hard cymbal case. Thanks again!
Luckily, I haven’t experience that. With this set up, my cymbals are in the bag and they also ride on top of plastic risers within the case, so they’re fairly protected and I’ve never had an issue after using this system for over 10 years. Hope that helps! 🙌🏼
@@stantonmooremusic I appreciate the advice. Keep up the great work!
Sadly, I don’t think that case is available anywhere anymore. And the only similar case I can find is a SKB that is over the checked luggage size requirements and weighs over 25lbs before you even put anything in it. Anybody got other case ideas that will hold a cymbal bag and more?
A link to that case would be nice!
Banana and sandwich are the most essential things in my bag. 😄
This is a great video!!! Doesn't get better than this. However, the video editor needs to keep in mind to crossfade the audio better between transitions. It's pretty glaring at around 6:21. Most of the audio commentary from other clips weren't necessary either. Just my two cents!
Were you ever offered to join Corrosion Of Conformity? You guys should have done several albums together.
Hopefully Zildjian puts the lunar crash out into production. They’re out in the prototype shop.
The plan is to release it into production soon! 🙏🏼🥁🙌🏼
A drum key is number 1 maybe a couple .
Agreed! I carry several in my stick bag. 🙌🏼
Which case is that?
It’s the Gator Protechtor Trap Mod Case. I take out all the inner compartments and just use the case. 🙌🏼
@@stantonmooremusic Thanks for the reply. It's a lot smaller than the SKB rolling case I have.
So what is that case?
It’s the Gator Protechtor Trap Mod Case.
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@@stantonmooremusic do the airlines ever try to make you pay oversize baggage fees for that case? Looks like it's just barely over the 62 linear inches allowed by most airlines. Wondering if I can reliably get away with a similar barely-oversized case myself. Thanks for the invaluable content!
Needs more cowbell.. :)
You do not bring your own bass drum pedal. When I travel, I sometimes put clothes in my snare drum to conserve space.
I used to, but it made the case too heavy to fly. So I request DW 9000 pedals and it usually works out great! I adjust the tension and the cam. 🙌🏼
Do you bring your own pedal?
It’s a weight thing… I used to, but it made the case too heavy. So I request DW 9000 pedals and it usually works out great!
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WAIT your supposed to get Paid for being a drummer?😂
Imagine that! 🤣 Yes! Drummers should be paid!!! 🙌🏼
This guy kinda sounds like Chad Smith lol
Sad, you have a caffeine addition. Now I know why you seem to rush in your drum performances.
Oh well, nobody’s perfect 😂 Thanks for chiming in with your feedback and thanks for tuning in.
@@stantonmooremusic You are an incredible drummer/teacher. Just surprised and concerned me about your caffeine intake. Keep up the great work.
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I really thought the answer was going to be “copious amounts of sex appeal”