Mapex Pro-M kit with a Mapex Sledgehammer snare, DW9000 hi-hat and double kick pedal, and Meinl Byzance cymbals. And one Meinl Custom Classic (the stack).
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They are definitely much quieter than regular drums/cymbals. The L80s have a real "tin-y" sound to them and some sizes are more pleasing than others. The china I have isn't good. I feel like it has way more sustain than it should for a china. It sounds like a grandfather clock chime. The SilentStroke heads have a dull thud to them and have the feel of mesh heads from e-drums. Many don't like them but they do the job for quiet practice. If you want to spend the extra money, Drum-Tec makes silent silent heads that have the feel of real heads. It would run about $180 to replace all my heads for the Drum-Tec set. I've thought about it but haven't pulled the trigger.
Agean also makes low volume cymbals and they sound the best in terms of acting like real cymbals:
I think they're louder than L80s but I'm not sure how much. They're also more expensive but damn, they sound much better..
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Here’s a crappy GoPro video I made practicing rudiments:
I’d like to do some recording of them in addition to practice but the SS / L80 combo has been a pain trying to record. I’ve tried to follow the guidance from various YT videos about recording drums but low volume set ups seem to be a different beast.
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Originally posted by Leon View PostI'm jealous of those with drumming skills. I'd post a picture of my SD3 kit, but I'm not *that* type of assholeThe quality of my kit far surpasses the quality of my skills. But I can at least have fun, and hammer out some ideas. For anything I release, I always end up programming them.
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Originally posted by scole View PostHere’s a crappy GoPro video I made practicing rudiments:
I’d like to do some recording of them in addition to practice but the SS / L80 combo has been a pain trying to record. I’ve tried to follow the guidance from various YT videos about recording drums but low volume set ups seem to be a different beast.
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Not actually my drum kit, the shells are one of my drummers spare kits (except the snare which is a cheap as fuck one I had laying about) but I got all the electronic components and mesh heads so we can practice quietly when we're working on new stuff, I do keep meaning to learn how to play it but finding the time can be an issue. I'll get round to it eventually... maybe...
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Originally posted by scole View PostEarly 2000s PDP CX kit w/ Remo SilentStroke heads, Ziljian L80 low volume cymabls, and Pearl P930 double bass pedals. I also just replaced the kick drum head with a new graphic head from Visonary Drum.
Id like to get a set of drums but it would traumatize our cats lol so its ezdrummer for me.O K T H E N
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Originally posted by Markus View Post
I thought about posting a pic of Metal Machine on Ezdrummer.
Would love to have drums though, if I ever have a big enough place I might just get an electric drum kit.
I'd like to get a nice Roland VDrum set. I played one years ago, and it felt great.
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Originally posted by Leon View Post
I had an Alesis kit for a while, it was awesome! But then I moved, and ended up selling it.
I'd like to get a nice Roland VDrum set. I played one years ago, and it felt great.
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Originally posted by metalheadpunk View Post
Yeah, sometimes I think about selling all my drums, cymbals, mics, and the interface I route it all through and snagging one of the nicer Roland ones. But that seems like a lot of work
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Originally posted by metalheadpunk View PostMapex Pro-M kit with a Mapex Sledgehammer snare, DW9000 hi-hat and double kick pedal, and Meinl Byzance cymbals. And one Meinl Custom Classic (the stack).
Do I see this right, or do you have your hi-hat centered with cable?
Because this is something I've throught about myself for a good while.
At this moment I have a regular hi-hat and a semi-closed hi-hat on my left side like this.
I would love to try that, but a cable hihat is a big investment.
And I also have my custom snare from 101 Drums
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Originally posted by Blazon_Stone View Post
HEY!!!
Do I see this right, or do you have your hi-hat centered with cable?
Because this is something I've throught about myself for a good while.
At this moment I have a regular hi-hat and a semi-closed hi-hat on my left side like this.
I would love to try that, but a cable hihat is a big investment.
And I also have my custom snare from 101 Drums
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Originally posted by Überschall View Post
Noble and Cooley CD Maples. 10,12,14,16 Toms. 22 Kick. 14x6.5 Alloy classic snare. Tama Gong bass (not mine). Zildjian A Customs, Z Customs and Ks.How do you like the subkick? I need to get some of those heavy-duty booms for overheads.
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Originally posted by metalheadpunk View Post
Nice setupHow do you like the subkick? I need to get some of those heavy-duty booms for overheads.
the overhead stands are ultimate brand, and I love them.
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