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Mr. Pickles posted:p. sure I'm being trolled but here they are Good luck! Learning new instruments is the best. Spanish Manlove posted:Nah I am genuinely curious. Do you notice a huge difference in synthetic tips over wood tips? I'd love to learn how to drum but I don't have the space for it so I've just used superior drummer. It gets the job done but it feels like cheating. Ill sell you my old Yamaha electronic kit for a solid price if you meet me halfway in our penis state lol
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Henchman of Santa posted:I interviewed the frontman from Diarrhea Planet once and he said basically the same thing. Both bands have become about as popular as you can get with that style of music but it does probably affect merch sales. You're talking about fans who proudly wear merch like this: https://scaphism.bigcartel.com/product/trepanate-the-undesired-t-shirt So I don't think it really makes much of a difference. Yes, I own that shirt. It rules.
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I forget who posted Critical Defiance in here recently but their new album whips
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Spanish Manlove posted:Which of them was the right one to gently caress with?  Wow, amazing.
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Spanish Manlove posted:Nah I am genuinely curious. Do you notice a huge difference in synthetic tips over wood tips? I'd love to learn how to drum but I don't have the space for it so I've just used superior drummer. It gets the job done but it feels like cheating. Honestly, anyone will tell you there's only a minute difference in both sound and rebound when comparing the two. I personally prefer the nylon tips because I learned playing with those, and it's more of a novelty-nostalgia choice for me over anything else. But if you are drumming right, you are utilizing dynamics a lot (that is hitting lighter or harder in order to accentuate and give proper "feel" to the music). For example, snare precussionists like the ones in the movie Whiplash are masters of dynamics, because they need to produce many different sounds from a single drum. Back to the tip type, the nylon tip (I've found), delivers a sligthly more "gentle" sound when hitting cymbals, which means you get a lil bit more control on how loud your hit will eventually be (drum rule #1 is always hold back, shut up, don't hit drum and/or cymbal, etc). More importanty, a nylon tip stick offers a tad more rebound when hitting a cymbal, especially when your dynamics are low. Cymbals do not have membranes like drums do, so any stick will have more trouble bouncing back up from a cymbal than from a drum membrane, as the cymbal absorbs most of the energy of your hit, giving almost nothing back. This becomes all the more noticeable the lighter you hit, and the more fatigued you become. (E.g when doing a double stroke roll on your ride or your hihat, you need all the rebound you can get from your sticks in order to get a homogenous sound, and nylon tips offer a slight advantage; whereas performing the same stroke roll on your snare will always be much easier due to the membrane kicking your stick back up, regardless of the type of stick you use) However If you are a heavy-hitter (a non-drummer who plays drums) like most of us metal people, there is absolutely no difference between the two types of stick tips. If anything, a deranged stick-breaking maniac may even tell you they use wood tips because they're more durable, as nylons may come right off the stick way before the wood breaks, if you hit hard enough (lmao). TLDR: nylon tips have slightly better rebound when hitting cymbals
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if i got in to playing drums again like when i was a kid i would just want to use big rear end wooden dowels like coady from big business* *i think he just plays with one of his sticks upside down or possibly both i cant remember but that dude can fly on the kit
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Yeah, I always found that the rebound on nylon tips was better for blast beats but in hindsight I think that was mostly my imagination.
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Fenrir posted:Nice. Did they do Eraser? That's one of the songs I remember being hella good live, and the crowd going apeshit at the chorus part. Sorry for the delay but yeah they played Eraser. It was awesome. The setlist hasn't really changed much in a long time but it's mostly really good stuff. https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/hypocrisy/2019/bottom-lounge-chicago-il-3393ec21.html
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Parachute posted:if i got in to playing drums again like when i was a kid i would just want to use big rear end wooden dowels like coady from big business* Gene Hoglan warms up by taping three sticks together in each hand. He is also insane.
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Henchman of Santa posted:I interviewed the frontman from Diarrhea Planet once and he said basically the same thing. Both bands have become about as popular as you can get with that style of music but it does probably affect merch sales. has diarrhea planet ever toured with diarrhea comet?
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Mr. Pickles posted:Honestly, anyone will tell you there's only a minute difference in both sound and rebound when comparing the two. I personally prefer the nylon tips because I learned playing with those, and it's more of a novelty-nostalgia choice for me over anything else. Ah, I never really thought about the big picture like that. Makes a whole lot of sense. I'm a guitar player so it's nice to see things from others point of view. Like I finally learned just how expensive cymbals are and lmao gently caress that.
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Spanish Manlove posted:Ah, I never really thought about the big picture like that. Makes a whole lot of sense. I'm a guitar player so it's nice to see things from others point of view. Like I finally learned just how expensive cymbals are and lmao gently caress that. When I was a kid a friend of mine was a goaltender in hockey, by far one of the most expensive sports positions for a kid to play, if not the most. I've definitely gotten the vibe that having a kid who plays drums is not dissimilar.
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I chose bass over drums and I've probably spent less on it in 13 years than a drums would've cost in one.
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My double bass pedal was 600 dollars alone. Most of the guys who use it though are endorsed.
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This slab of filth from 1993 is getting re-released: https://redefiningdarknessrecords.bandcamp.com/album/burial-relinquished-souls It hits me right in the Leprosy part of the gut. KozmoNaut fucked around with this message at 21:03 on Apr 8, 2019 |
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KozmoNaut posted:This slab of filth from 1993 is getting re-released:
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Less Claypool posted:My double bass pedal was 600 dollars alone. Most of the guys who use it though are endorsed. I got superior drummer on black Friday sale for $80 and spent $20 on two extra kits for reinforcement samples.
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El Gallinero Gros posted:I find it really hard to give bands poo poo over merching heavily since it allows them to get more direct income they don't have to share with record companies. Ehh, it really depends with some band merch since some of the newer 360 deals aren't that great. I've heard about nuclear blast giving bands 90/10 deals on merch and music sales.
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It sucks because a real drum kit is the most cathartic thing in the world to play on but using it in any normal capacity with people in a house/neighbors within a mile would make me feel like a self conscious rear end in a top hat. Theyre incredibly loud.
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Kilometers Davis posted:It sucks because a real drum kit is the most cathartic thing in the world to play on but using it in any normal capacity with people in a house/neighbors within a mile would make me feel like a self conscious rear end in a top hat. Theyre incredibly loud. They are so fun to play but yeah you really need the space for it, interior and exterior wise.
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Spanish Manlove posted:I got superior drummer on black Friday sale for $80 and spent $20 on two extra kits for reinforcement samples. Nice yeah its crazy home many samples there are now, a lot of bands write songs with the samples and just use that as a template for the drummer to record later.
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Less Claypool posted:Nice yeah it’s crazy home many samples there are now, a lot of bands write songs with the samples and just use that as a template for the drummer to record later. It's basically how Joel grind got famous (in an underground sense). Also my favorite band (Mare Cognitum) is literally just one dude making all of that poo poo by himself thanks to this stuff. Really has come a long way since the Bathory days
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Kilometers Davis posted:It sucks because a real drum kit is the most cathartic thing in the world to play on but using it in any normal capacity with people in a house/neighbors within a mile would make me feel like a self conscious rear end in a top hat. Theyre incredibly loud. Please don't use the word "cathartic" outside of a song title.
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Kilometers Davis posted:It sucks because a real drum kit is the most cathartic thing in the world to play on but using it in any normal capacity with people in a house/neighbors within a mile would make me feel like a self conscious rear end in a top hat. Theyre incredibly loud. God dammit yes. A literal mile. For this reason my old kit is collecting dust at my mom's, and I'm stuck with playing on a TD-11K e-kit these days. I bought it on impulse like 3 years ago from a local retailer who offers Thomann pricing on most high demand products, which was cool. It was only around 1000bux. Nowadays you can buy a TD-17 for the same amount, FYI. It turned out to be a great buy though, because eventually it brought me back after like a 10 year hiatus, and its customization options are truly amazing, Less Claypool posted:My double bass pedal was 600 dollars alone. Most of the guys who use it though are endorsed. I mean, yeah, that ought to be a top notch piece of hardware right there. You can get a double pedal at around 200-300bux and it will still own. Mr. Pickles fucked around with this message at 08:15 on Apr 9, 2019 |
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:Please don't use the word "cathartic" outside of a song title. maybe he's practising to be a 'music journalist'
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:Please don't use the word "cathartic" outside of a song title. A human heart posted:maybe he's practising to be a 'music journalist' why are you like this
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Less Claypool posted:They are so fun to play but yeah you really need the space for it, interior and exterior wise. Makes me sad but maybe someday Ill put together a soundproof room with a kit and destroy my ears for satan Mr. Pickles posted:God dammit yes. A literal mile. For this reason my old kit is collecting dust at my mom's, and I'm stuck with playing on a TD-11K e-kit these days. I bought it on impulse like 3 years ago from a local retailer who offers Thomann pricing on most high demand products, which was cool. It was only around 1000bux. Nowadays you can buy a TD-17 for the same amount, FYI. E-kits are honestly a lot of fun as long as the expectation isnt that its 90% to the real thing. They dont feel right at all but then again mine is a mid 2000s rubber drum Yamaha. The technology has come incredibly far. Even around that time a year or two meant a massive step forward in the hardware and software.
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Kilometers Davis posted:why are you like this i dunno i thought those were very angular, searing, aching, southern-fried posts
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The Muppets On PCP posted:i dunno i thought those were very angular, searing, aching, southern-fried posts purgative, even
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The Muppets On PCP posted:i dunno i thought those were very angular, searing, aching, southern-fried posts Kilometers Davis posted:purgative, even 
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The Muppets On PCP posted:i dunno i thought those were very angular, searing, aching, southern-fried posts Kilometers Davis posted:purgative, even 
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describing things with words is extremely not kvlt
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Please only use slaps, bangs, and cuts cock to describe things.
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I do have to say that on their sophomore album, Carnal Revenge really overdid themselves with plenty of ligma.
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I prefer reading this thread in slab form.
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Kilometers Davis posted:purgative, even
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Straight from hell - it's DIO! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S94odyYYdKs quote:The tour will feature a hologram of the late Ronnie James Dio, created by the effects company Eyellusion, accompanied by longtime Dio members Craig Goldy (guitar), Simon Wright (drums), and Scott Warren (keyboards), plus Dio Disciples member Bjorn Englen on bass. In addition to Ronnie James Dios recorded vocals, the concerts will also include live singing by onetime Judas Priest member Tim Ripper Owens and Lynch Mob singer Oni Logan.
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