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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Today we are breaking down several pieces of gear I take to every gig and every session. Some of the highlights (and where to buy them):
iPad Clamp - amzn.to/323GzLi
Shaker - amzn.to/327Ne7b
Remo Clutch - amzn.to/2ZrMQ1A
Evans Drum Key - amzn.to/31YJqEY
Moon Gel - amzn.to/2ZuwUiU
Little Booty Shakers - amzn.to/326ssEH
Vic Firth 5B Barrel - amzn.to/2KTGTWW
Vic Firth SD2 Bolero - amzn.to/33UVkSe
Disclaimer - I do get a "kick back" if you purchase from Amazon through those links (however the items won't cost anything extra for you).
My video course on getting solid drum recordings (regardless of the gear you currently own): bit.ly/3lUIU81
One thing I learned a long time ago, always, always,always have 20-60$ tucked away inside your stick bag for emergencies. This has saved me when the van ran out of gas, and of coarse everyone was flat broke!!! My emergency $$$ got us home and I was a hero for the night!!!!
you saved everyone there Imao
Ayeeeeeeeee!!!!!! The HERO!!!!
1. 3 different sticks(questlove signature, Josh Dun signature, a custom 2b, and 5b)
2. Drum key
3.driver
4.waterbottle
5.earbuds
2B - that is a SERIOUS stick haha.
the josh sticks get red all over my heads when the barrel touched the heads. the cymbals are ok tho
1. A good pair of sticks (obviously) (haven't found my perfect pair yet)
2. Earbuds (so I don't turn deaf at the age of 20)
3. Confidence
That is a great list of gear!
1. Drum Sticks (Vic Firth Classic American Hickory 5A, ProMark Millennium 2 5C, Hot Rods)
2. Tuning Key (Standard DW Key)
That's honestly it I don't take a whole lot lol even though I should.
I love having a 6” triangle in my bag. Sounds great played on a bossa for a nice variation.
I need to add a triangle to my collection. I don't own one, not even in my studio - always a nice thing to have sitting around.
1. Sticks, Rods, Brushes & Mallets
2. 3 Drumkeys for drum sets and marching snares
3. Slapklatz and Meinl Cymbal Dampener
4. A pencil (if you want to change anything in ur notes)
5. An extra pair of ear protecors
And thats it 😂😂
Strong list! A pencil/writing tool is always a clutch thing to have. I always have a pencil and sharpies. Never know when/why you'll need one.
Wonderful Tim! Thanks so much for including us! More to come from us, soon I hope! I appreciate you!
The last couple of years, I've found myself getting a lot of work in the musical theater scene. Since most pit orchestras get really crowded really fast, I have begun to utilize my Roland SPDSX for most of the large percussion instruments so my stick bag is usually just my Pro Mark 747W sticks and a pair of yarn mallets.
SPD-SX is a GREAT tool for stuff like that.
@@TimBuell Absolutely! It's saved me so much time, money, and space! Especially when it comes to the external triggers you can hook up on the back. I also have 4 BT-1's that I place conveniently around the kit.
They’re called Vic Firth Universal Practice Tips.
Thanks David! I knew they were the Practice Tip somethings haha. They are super great. Use them all the time.
1. Screw-top, reusable water bottle. I don't like using single use plastic and cups tend to spill.
2. Small screw drivers to repair hardware. Helps especially with thrones and kick pedals.
3. A t-shirt to change into after I sweat through one on stage.
Those are SOLID choices Tyler. Yeah, I have a leathermen that I should've mentioned that has screw drivers, pliers, knife, and bottle opener. Everything you need and I carry it in my pocket ALWAYS.
3 pairs of 5a sticks
2 pairs of 5b sticks
drum key
ear buds (so i dont go deaf at 16 lmao)
cymbal felts
nice and simple but everything i need
Ear plugs are key!
Things required by a drummer while going for a gig and during gig
Sticks in a stick bag
Napkin
Waterbottel
Mobile holder
Wallet holder
Medicine
Drum key
Hardware like extra tention rod,lug, a beater,device kwik, moon gel,duct tape ,damper sponge, screw driver ,blade allen key (alanki) extra snare head,cymbal felts,notation stand
This video was really great. Really loving this content man. Seriously, keep up the great work!
Michael Sawczak thanks so much Michael!
1. 7A Elvin Jones, 7A Dave Weckel
2. 5A rebound promark, Besen, Hot Rod
3. Shaker, Metronom. Drum Key, Flashlight
4 Water and Bear 😀
Yes, the Nexcare Bandaide tape is incredible!!! You can find it at any CVS. I never go to a gig without some.
Thanks for another great video
Fresh Mr. Buell fade
ooooooooooo you know it #summertime
What’s the stuff called that you put on your hands that Sucherman was talking about?
Very inspiring bro! I would like like to make a bad joke! But, better congratulate forma this nice content ...
What brand "bladder" do you use? xD looks like something you could get at REI maybe? Great video as always man!
Thanks man! I honestly don't even know, I bought it at a discount store for like $3 haha. REI would def have them. Amazon. Where ever. Definitely worth having around when you need it.
…. What a great stick bag, I'm going to get some things like your carrying, marvelous
Gaff Tape!
Your audio is incredible, what microphone do you use?
Thiago Rios I appreciate that! It is always a work in progress, but always thankful when someone digs it. I use a shotgun mic AT 875R (I believe).
I’m sure it’ll be some where on the screen
Beer opener.
My multitool (Leatherman Skeletool) has one. : )
Audix D6
Tune Bot
Moon gel
Drum Keys
Hey Tim,
You mentioned coming off the road a few times. What made you decide to stay in town, rather than tour full time?
How long do you have?! haha. You can actually watch this video here: th-cam.com/video/7lcltWvkLH0/w-d-xo.html and that gives a lot more context
This is my 5000 liked video
I like your style!
Travis Faust thanks so much Travis!
Six new condoms ,one pint whiskey, some autographed pictures, and a half oz. coke
ha! What whiskey are you packing...?
J.D.
@@ibnbad autographed pictures of who?
I going to get that backpack because I join a cover band
it's funny because I carry 3 different pairs of brushes in my stickbag (I really only play two of them). I have a pair of those LIVE WIRES but I don't like the sound they give me.
I totally hear that. Most of what I use those brushes for are trainbeat type grooves, when I play jazz I typically go with a brush that is a bit lighter than the live wire pair.
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