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Paiste Crash Cymbal
Paiste 24" 2002 Crash Cymbal 65094
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Frequently Asked Questions...
What drum setup are necessary for a drumset?
In order to do metal covers. Right now i have a tama drumset with 1 snare, 1 bass drum, 1 tom, 1 floor tom, 1 zildjan crash cymbal, 1 paiste ride cymbal, and a pair of sabian hi hat. I see some drummers on youtube like MachineGunSmith and JoeyJunior15 with huge drumsets so that made me curious to ask this question.
Answer:
Huge drum sets are for stage appearance. Buddy Rich, one of the all time greats, said this in a Modern Drummer interview... if you need more than 4 drum and 3 cymbals you ain't worth a sh**. Obviously this is a bold statement but there is much truth to it. Trying to hone your skills on a large kit is very detrimental to your drumming. You actually have all you need right now except a double bass pedal. I despise double bass drumming with all my heart and soul, but if that's what floats your boat so be it. In metal it is almost a must to use double bass or a double bass pedal. One issue I have is that both ways force your hi-hat to be further from the snare than I like. There will be certain little licks down the road that will be very difficult unless the hi-hat is close to the snare. Also people that play double bass early in their career generally never develop a good right foot. Also many of them tend to over-use double bass and/or work on it so much that the rest of their drumming suffers. I know this is more than you asked for but just trying to keep you from falling into the same traps that many of my students have. Good luck.
























































































