Reviews, Tips & Tricks About Drums & Drumming
Tour Of My Drum Kit – Phil McKenna
Good quality tour of my drum kit with me, the lovable Phil Mckenna from Widnes
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Drum Set Cymbals – Making the Right Choice
about 1 year ago - 2 comments
Drum set cymbals are an important part of the drum set. Drum cymbals are essential because they add texture to music compositions. Cymbals can create strong accents, brightness and lightness to songs. Choosing the right cymbals for your drum set, keeping in mind the style of music to be performed, will greatly enhance the sound
SABIAN Cymbals Set-Up Builder
about 1 year ago - 3 comments
SABIAN Cymbals have launched the SABIAN Cymbals Set-Up Builder to help you learn, compare and listen to your Drum and Cymbal Set-Up with ease.
Rock Band 2 Drum Kit
about 2 years ago - 1 comment
Biggest Electronic Drum Kit: Yamaha DTXpress
about 2 years ago - 29 comments
A tour of quadbassblaster‘s two Yamaha DTXpress 2 drumkits joined together with custom created china and cymbal and splash pads with triggers bigger than Roland TD20 like a DIY experiment. This may not be the worlds biggest greatest largest drumkit like Terry Bozzio, but still not bad i think! Using hosa ypp117 ypp 117 adapters
Steve Smith: Legendary Drummer of ‘Journey’
about 2 years ago - 1 comment
Steve Smith is a legendary drummer. He’s up there with the best drummers in the world. See him in action and find out what drums and cymbals he prefers.
The Popular Syndrome Of Shrinking The Drum Set And Cymbals
about 3 years ago - 11 comments
Today I came across and interesting thread about why modern drummers are shrinking their drum set and cymbals. It seems that there is a common trend these days to reduce the number of drums and cymbals on the drum set. This is particularly interesting given that during the 70′s and particularly 80′s, many rockstar drummers
What is the Safe, Easy, Fast Way To Remove Fingerprints From Drum Set Cymbals?
about 3 years ago - 12 comments
I don’t want to pay $30 or whatever it is for proper branded cymbal cleaner. Can anyone suggest an alternative?
