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Audio interface mixer, DAW, microphones, cables, then watch some online tutorials on how to do it, that's what I did. I basically watched a bunch of youtube videos and bought the gear needed, then I tried my best. And here we are.

Thanks dude ❤🎉😊

Hell yeah, Paiste Rude 14" Hihat is pretty special, I like it a lot. Paiste make some great cymbals that's for sure. ❤🤗

Yeah me too, absolutely worth the money ❤

I love changing drumheads and tuning them different, exploring sounds, endless hours of joy. When I made this video, I just pulled them out of the drumbags and hit them, to make a quick recording. So they were all just as I had used them last, without tuning them or anything.

@@metalexdrums Ah ok hahaha not in tune, but sounds good ;D. I love to change heads on my different snares too! :)

@wingelschweinchen7065 single ply heads og double ply heads, makes a big difference. Many years I always bought the thick heads and tuned them high. But recently started buying single ply heads and enjoy the ringing and singing snare, compared to how I used to like it, and muffle the heads. I think I like them more open now and want the toms and snare to sing unmuffled.

@@metalexdrums Nice! I recommend the Remo Diplomat. Great open sound, more than the classic Ambassador! ;)

Gotta get those notes in sometimes 😅

@@metalexdrums that's right 😎

Thanks, it's very addictive and enjoyable to play.

I honestly love using the Rude hihat, I also have a Paiste Signature medium hi-hat and a Paiste Precision hi-hat, for the not so heavy stuff.

Thanks 🎉😊 I appreciate it.

Fair enough 👌

I recommend checking them out in a drum shop, where you can hear the cymbals both with and without ear protection. They are very loud, compared to signatures and 2002 series. I have played with mixed series setups, and the rude series cymbals has more volume on impact, if that makes sense. That's why people mostly use them for rock, punk and metal music.

❤ Should Paiste expand this Rude series with even more effekt cymbals?

@@metalexdrumswe need more rude efx cymbals

@@zackkeptner1954 I agree 👍 💯

Paiste Rude series love all around

Mine too ❤

Yes, the Paiste Rude series deserves more appreciation, so freaking nice.

Pearl export kit, I pimped with neon green spray paint and new Remo colourtone drumheads. 😂🎉

Excellent choices mate!@@metalexdrums

Thanks, I really like how these cymbals sound. It's so nice to capture it on a recording, but most songs mixed, they tend to adjust the sound so you hardly can hear the cymbals.

Depends on what's needed for the sound, same goes with drumsticks, drumheads, drumshells. Just different options and tools of the trade. Choose what works. I have a full Paiste Signature series line up for when other sounds are needed.

I think so too, love em lots. ❤

My very first paiste rude cymbal was actually the 17" rude thin crash, I got it in 2005 I believe it was. I was playing in a thrash band at the time, I was playing with Paiste Signature back then, I fell in love with the rude sound, then started collecting them.

There is a good reason why Pearl is such a big company, so many drummers started out with a Pearl export kit. Paiste is really my absolute favourite cymbal company. Perfect cymbals ❤

I bought an old beat up pearl export kit for the same price of a splash cymbal, then removed the wrap that was broken, spray painted it white and then neon green 💚 changed all the heads and tuned it, sounds great. I would love a highend pearl kit, but this export kit works perfectly fine, I can take this on tour and get it scratched up and repaint again. That won't fly with an expensive highend kit. 😅

Thanks 🎉

Been playing drums and collecting drum stuff since 1999. I got way too much stuff. 😂 But sometimes it comes in handy, Drummer Adam Jarvis borrowed my chrome drumkit summer 2023, to practice with the band Lock Up a week before their gig at Roskilde festival. I was his drumtech there. Helpful to have extra gear ready to go in gig bags.

That's the beauty of Paiste cymbals, they exactly sound as good as shown on their site. I have played with Paiste cymbals since the year 2000.

Paiste Cymbals are noted for their consistency of tone and timbre.

Some of the best Cymbals ever.

I’m surprised this guy can’t play a snare drum roll correctly(?). Not trying to be mean but how does one amass this much gear but skips that foundational step?

​@@patriotfreedomlending4655because it's not a requirement to just simply have joy in something.

Thanks, my old channel from 2008 got deleted in 2021, so I lost over 500+ videos. I am just thinking about what I should do with this new channel. Drum related of course.

It's a lot of fun to play, but I also enjoy changing things, tuning and recording, mixing, hearing the drums afterwards. I spend a lot of time with nerdy drum stuff, trying different setups and mic settings. I just love drums.

Maybe a portal to an another dimension?! "Don't follow the beat, unless you trust the drummer"

I have done that in the past with a tunebot, but in this video I had just loosened all the heads and just tighten them up x crossing the lugs around each drum, until I was satisfied with the tension and tone between the drums by ear.

It's just the gopro camera audio.

A friend played different riffs, I cut it together and made the song like this 🎵

Yes, that's just the cymbal arm going down the small rack tube, to cymbal arm champ on the rackbar. It works. I change my setup often, I like exploring the different possibilities. Check out my photos on Instagram, there you can see many different setups.

@@metalexdrums Thank you very much!