Here from Tanks channel. I LOVE these drum tech POV channels and im STOKED to be subscribed so early on yours!! Love the content bro! And HUGE Electric Callboy fan!!
Pre-show handshake session is probably my second favorite part of these vlogs, drums being the first favorite part of course haha. Great video as always, Chrizzly 🤘
Hey.. I'm also here because of Tank told us about your VLOG Channel :) As a Drummer who's used to set up his own set, those markings on the drum carpet are thing I never thought about but are actually a great Idea If the Drummer don't want to rearrange drums first
@@rediflow Welcome and thanks for watching! You should check out JK Drum Systems for carpet markers they are the best. Or if you want to spent less money Protection Racket Markers :)
First time seeing this side of a band and I love it. Looking forward to see more of these. Saw you guys at Graspop this year and it was awesome Thank for the great time and thanks for filming your job and bringing us along
Gefällt mir richtig gut. Ich find es immer total super dass Eindrücke geteilt werden was eigentlich so hinter einer Show alles passiert. Ich bin selbst Drummer und der ganze Aufwand für die Crew hinter einer Show bekommt meist viel zu wenig Anerkennung.
That was a great video. This place on top of a building has an amazing vibe and view. I hope "stage hands" help you a lot in your task. I really like watching your work. Thank you for your video, and I'm waiting for more.
Glad to see these tech videos. People have no idea the work and jobs of crew on tours and how important they are. Also kuddos for frank zummo for bailing them out recently. Dude is a beast
@@cw6553 long story short i got it over a request from EC which goes I think over Bollo our FOH guy to another soundguy which played in a band where the female vocalist was in a relationship with the guitar player of my band which I played at this time and he asked me. So I got to EC at the Hypa Hype tour and become a core crew member :) but I’m working in this business also for over 10 years for other bands :)
Erstmal geil, dass du das machst. Und auch geil, dass die dich das machen lassen. Absolut nicht selbstverständlich. Auf dem Bekanntheitsgrad gibt es viele Beispiele, da springen die Künstler o. das Managment schon auf die Dächer wenn jemand auch nur sein Handy rausholt. Ich glaub es gibt keinen chilligeren Drumtech Job als mit der Truppe unterwegs zu sein.
Brilliant video! this is really very interesting POV thanks for filming it, I have ventured here from Tanks video and i love it and a new subscriber here x
Haha, du bist viel zu nett. Ich wäre so nach ca. 10 Sekunden: "Hömma, ihr Heiopeis! Finga weg von den Trommels, sonst fängste dir gleich ne Schelle!" 😂
Ich will auch mal ne Hand Crew mit genug Leuten wo jeder eine Trommel auspacken kann 😄😄😄. Cooles Vid. Ich überlege gerade vom Ton- Tech zum drum Tech zu wechseln, schöner Einblick,
I really like that on stage stuff, reminds me of my few gigs I did when I was younger, but in waaaay smaller venues :D Nevertheless, the stress was the same. A few questions: - How does one get to be a drumtech? - What hardware does David use? - What are a drumtechs tips to make festival tone engineers happy? - As a small band, what is generally good etiquette to have on a gig towards the local and other stage staff? - Could you make a video showing a little bit closer how you mark the hardware?
Hey thanks for watching and the questions! :) - Good question...i would say loving this instrument and connections :D - I will go deeper in details in upcoming Vlogs so stay tuned ;) - Make a good tuning (as much as possible on festival situation) and be kind ;) - Always be kind and thankfull to people helping you no matter how annoyed you are maybe at the moment! -Also check upcoming Vlogs for more details :3
Just found you through Tanks new video! Just subscribed and ready for the Journey! I would like some more Infos on the Drumkit while you Build it maybe in the subtitles.
@@DarkSideCookie666 thanks for joining :) shure there are more information on the next vlogs. Also a special vlog at the prep day where I go more into details. I also collecting questions and wishes from all of you and keep that in mind for the upcoming 2025 recordings :) also a Drumkit Rundown is planned for next year!
Although having the extra people helping is a nice thought, it would set my anxiety off having to re adjust everything after theyve done 😂 Also really enjoyed the video dude
Union venue huh? I’ve heard crazy stories from comedians who’ve done gigs at theaters that were union and they’d get fined for little things that weren’t intended.
This venue is wild. I’m from the UK but went through there this year and it was up there as one of the more unionised venues… Slightly overwhelming at times and slightly frustrating when you’re mid task and they call for the stage to be cleared. Did you check out the abandoned floors in that building? Kinda wild it has so much empty space. Still a sick venue though. Highlight of the tour!
Hurrikan POV... NICE! How common is it to have to make additional adjustments during the final line check? To what extent, if any, does air temperature and humidity effect your initial set up? It looked quite chilly and damp earlier that day.
It would drive me crazy to have 10 union guys just drag everything out of the cases. It's helping, but it's not helping! Interesting to see the toms were all too high, was that a temperature thing?
Hi Chrizzly, also coming from Tank's video ^^ I have a question: What was the app called for tuning the drums and to what notes do you tune the toms and snare to ? THX ! Keep on coming with the drum vlogs since it is always cool to see the backstage stuff and how things are handled in different bands with different sizes.
@@shadow408408 thank you and welcome :) the app is called „DrumTune Pro“. Tuning for the US rental kit was: Snare G3, Toms from high to low A#2 G#2 A#1 G#1
Boah mich würde das wahnsinnig machen, wenn Fremde alles anfassen und am Equipment rum schrauben. Da wurde ich gerade schon allein beim zugucken nervös 😱
Those are so called Cympads which are available in different sizes. Benefits are less swining of the cymbals and dampening effect to lower the sound :)
Sadly i didn't film the Australien shows because of the situation my head was somewhere else. Sorry for that. But you can find some live footage on Franks Channel which he filmed by himself :)
What a frustrating situation to be in. Ten guys who don’t have a clue touching everything would drive me insane. It seems if you know how to open a cymbal stand then they make you the crew leader.
Shure. When we first worked together i checked his playing and sitting position and we changed some things on his set thaht makes him play more ergonomically for example the cymbals which are lean away from him.
When my church was set up and tear down people would try to help by setting the drums up, but it took more time because I couldn't set them up the way I like them and had to move them. I don't agree with the hand Union thing.
I'm totally with you. But thanks to myself i have everything marked in details and i told the guys just to put the stuff on the riser and i will take care of everthing myself. Well worked like 90% :D And yeah of course it takes double the time if anybody else do it beside yourself.
With all the people helping you, it is a saying we have in America “too many chefs in the kitchen.” It had to be nice, but if you are like me you would just rather do it yourself.
The copyright interlude music makes the video unwatchable. Had to skip through it man. Just being honest. Great camera work. Will check out another few of your videos since I subbed before I watched this one.
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Hey you lovely people. Thanks for watching my VLOGS. Also thanks for all the likes, comments and subs
Here from Tanks channel. I LOVE these drum tech POV channels and im STOKED to be subscribed so early on yours!! Love the content bro! And HUGE Electric Callboy fan!!
Thank you :) happy you came over also watch my POV :3
@chrizzlycave right on man!! Will do. Thanks for responding!! Love the Electric Callboy family and crew. You guys are truly awesome
Pre-show handshake session is probably my second favorite part of these vlogs, drums being the first favorite part of course haha. Great video as always, Chrizzly 🤘
Thanks for watching :3
Hey.. I'm also here because of Tank told us about your VLOG Channel :)
As a Drummer who's used to set up his own set, those markings on the drum carpet are thing I never thought about but are actually a great Idea If the Drummer don't want to rearrange drums first
@@rediflow Welcome and thanks for watching! You should check out JK Drum Systems for carpet markers they are the best. Or if you want to spent less money Protection Racket Markers :)
First time seeing this side of a band and I love it. Looking forward to see more of these. Saw you guys at Graspop this year and it was awesome Thank for the great time and thanks for filming your job and bringing us along
@@MrGettario thanks for watching and the kind words :)
Beautiful place and stunning view. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching :3
Hell Yeah drum tech pov. I love these. I appreciate you taking the time to film your job. I'm sure it adds work to an already busy day for you. cheers
@@TrentByrnes thanks for you kind words and of course for watching. Appreciate that :3
Another here from Tank's video. Keep up the great work and glad to see another drum tech POV. Keep up the great work :)
@@intrinsicmediaau thanks for coming over appreciate that ❤️
Actually turned out to be a perfect day, weather was awesome, Bury Tomorrow gained a new fan, and EC was insane!
I can't wait to watch more POV of such an amazing drum tech! Love the POV and stories from Tank, can't wait to view what you share with us!
Thank you for the kind words! :3
Wieder ein toller VLog von dir 💜
Dankeschön 🤗
I love vids like this. I can have it on when im up at 2am with a newborn and not worry about needing the sound on lol
@@Lucan2025 haha perfect happy you like it :)
Gefällt mir richtig gut. Ich find es immer total super dass Eindrücke geteilt werden was eigentlich so hinter einer Show alles passiert. Ich bin selbst Drummer und der ganze Aufwand für die Crew hinter einer Show bekommt meist viel zu wenig Anerkennung.
@@WardenOfSouls Danke fürs anschauen und für die Blumen :) freut mich das es dir gefällt 😌
Toller Vlog. Freue mich auf den nächsten.
Die Venue war ja mal der Knaller
Absolut eine der außergewöhnlichsten wo ich bisher war :)
Freu mich auf die nächsten😊War wieder n toller Vlog
Total Klasse machst du das! Als EC Fan ist es cool so viele Facetten aus allen Bereichen zu sehen! Weiter so!!!
Vielen Dank für die Blumen. Freut mich das es dir gefällt! :3
thank you, it is wonderful to see even more of the care, attention to detail and love that goes into producing such joyous performances
Wie immer super interessant! Und das Panorama während der Pause sah aus wie eine Fototapete, nur in echt. :)
Such a rad insight mate. Love your work.
Thanks :)
That was a great video. This place on top of a building has an amazing vibe and view. I hope "stage hands" help you a lot in your task. I really like watching your work.
Thank you for your video, and I'm waiting for more.
Thank you really appreciate that :)
Glad to see these tech videos. People have no idea the work and jobs of crew on tours and how important they are. Also kuddos for frank zummo for bailing them out recently. Dude is a beast
Thank you appreciate that :)
Chrizzly, you have the best job in the world! You need to tell us how you got to be the drum tech of EC, please.
@@cw6553 long story short i got it over a request from EC which goes I think over Bollo our FOH guy to another soundguy which played in a band where the female vocalist was in a relationship with the guitar player of my band which I played at this time and he asked me. So I got to EC at the Hypa Hype tour and become a core crew member :) but I’m working in this business also for over 10 years for other bands :)
Man, you just can't deny that view. Or that one. Or that one... !
Always nice to see a pro at work.
Thank you very much!
Having help may seem great, but seeing all those people unpacking, touching things and moving everything around gave my anxiety 😬🫣
I feel what you mean 😂
Never have I seen so many stage hands for a drum tech. Where were these guys when I toured?? lol.
Erstmal geil, dass du das machst. Und auch geil, dass die dich das machen lassen. Absolut nicht selbstverständlich. Auf dem Bekanntheitsgrad gibt es viele Beispiele, da springen die Künstler o. das Managment schon auf die Dächer wenn jemand auch nur sein Handy rausholt. Ich glaub es gibt keinen chilligeren Drumtech Job als mit der Truppe unterwegs zu sein.
@@dookie84 absolut und auch dankbar dafür :3
Hat wieder sehr viel Spaß gemacht, danke dir! Bis hoffentlich bald bei Twitch. 😊
@@dumdidum631 dankeeee :3 am 17.12 ist der nächste Stream :)
Also what a cool venue!!!
One of my top three venues on this tour to be honest :)
Wasn cooler Backdrop fürn KOnzert einfach. Sau cool!
Brilliant video! this is really very interesting POV thanks for filming it, I have ventured here from Tanks video and i love it and a new subscriber here x
@@eilidhwatson8406 thank you very much :3
Haha, du bist viel zu nett. Ich wäre so nach ca. 10 Sekunden: "Hömma, ihr Heiopeis! Finga weg von den Trommels, sonst fängste dir gleich ne Schelle!" 😂
😂 bei den Jungs bleib ich lieber freundlich die machen ja auch nur ihren Job ;)
Irgendwie hatte ich so den gleichen Gedanken. Die machen nur ihren Job, aaaber, man wär ich genervt, wenn die da die ganze Zeit dazwischen grabbeln. 😂
The background music is super groovy
Glad you like it :3
Ich will auch mal ne Hand Crew mit genug Leuten wo jeder eine Trommel auspacken kann 😄😄😄. Cooles Vid. Ich überlege gerade vom Ton- Tech zum drum Tech zu wechseln, schöner Einblick,
Haha ein Fluch und ein Segen ;)
I really like that on stage stuff, reminds me of my few gigs I did when I was younger, but in waaaay smaller venues :D Nevertheless, the stress was the same. A few questions:
- How does one get to be a drumtech?
- What hardware does David use?
- What are a drumtechs tips to make festival tone engineers happy?
- As a small band, what is generally good etiquette to have on a gig towards the local and other stage staff?
- Could you make a video showing a little bit closer how you mark the hardware?
Hey thanks for watching and the questions! :)
- Good question...i would say loving this instrument and connections :D
- I will go deeper in details in upcoming Vlogs so stay tuned ;)
- Make a good tuning (as much as possible on festival situation) and be kind ;)
- Always be kind and thankfull to people helping you no matter how annoyed you are maybe at the moment!
-Also check upcoming Vlogs for more details :3
@@chrizzlycave I will stay tuned :D Rock on!
All that crowd of strangers trying to help you to build this drum set reminded me of those stupid "lightbulb" jokes😄
@@alexsichevoy hahaha feel you 😆
Die erste Szene gibt gleich krasse Matt Horn vibes :D
Just found you through Tanks new video! Just subscribed and ready for the Journey! I would like some more Infos on the Drumkit while you Build it maybe in the subtitles.
@@DarkSideCookie666 thanks for joining :) shure there are more information on the next vlogs. Also a special vlog at the prep day where I go more into details. I also collecting questions and wishes from all of you and keep that in mind for the upcoming 2025 recordings :) also a Drumkit Rundown is planned for next year!
Although having the extra people helping is a nice thought, it would set my anxiety off having to re adjust everything after theyve done 😂
Also really enjoyed the video dude
Haha i know what you mean ;) Thanks for watching :3
Union venue huh? I’ve heard crazy stories from comedians who’ve done gigs at theaters that were union and they’d get fined for little things that weren’t intended.
This venue is wild. I’m from the UK but went through there this year and it was up there as one of the more unionised venues… Slightly overwhelming at times and slightly frustrating when you’re mid task and they call for the stage to be cleared.
Did you check out the abandoned floors in that building? Kinda wild it has so much empty space.
Still a sick venue though. Highlight of the tour!
No i don't think i went to that floor if it wasn't the backstage area...which i don't know to be honest :D
Hurrikan POV... NICE!
How common is it to have to make additional adjustments during the final line check? To what extent, if any, does air temperature and humidity effect your initial set up? It looked quite chilly and damp earlier that day.
@@tho_she_be_but_litl you mean adjustments for tuning? At the final line check mostly none. :)
It would drive me crazy to have 10 union guys just drag everything out of the cases. It's helping, but it's not helping! Interesting to see the toms were all too high, was that a temperature thing?
Yes this day it was a little bit cold so that's why the toms are a bit higher.
Hi Chrizzly,
also coming from Tank's video ^^
I have a question: What was the app called for tuning the drums and to what notes do you tune the toms and snare to ? THX !
Keep on coming with the drum vlogs since it is always cool to see the backstage stuff and how things are handled in different bands with different sizes.
@@shadow408408 thank you and welcome :) the app is called „DrumTune Pro“. Tuning for the US rental kit was: Snare G3, Toms from high to low A#2 G#2 A#1 G#1
@@chrizzlycave awesome THX!
Grüße gehen raus aus Österreich !
Between Tank, Matt Horne and you. I cant get my music and drum fix when not playing!
Boah mich würde das wahnsinnig machen, wenn Fremde alles anfassen und am Equipment rum schrauben. Da wurde ich gerade schon allein beim zugucken nervös 😱
Hahaha ich weiß genau was du meinst so gesehen ist es doppelte Arbeit für mich. Die Leute anweisen und überwachen und alles Doppel checken.
@@chrizzlycaveyou handled the “too many cooks in the kitchen” situation very well. They basically got free training session from you. You are awesome
@@krissyv2046thank you for the kind words :3
I’ve never seen those larger pads that sit on the underside of the cymbal. What benefits do they add?
Those are so called Cympads which are available in different sizes. Benefits are less swining of the cymbals and dampening effect to lower the sound :)
Do u have any footage from the Australia shows where Frank filled in?! That’d be awesome to see!!
Sadly i didn't film the Australien shows because of the situation my head was somewhere else. Sorry for that. But you can find some live footage on Franks Channel which he filmed by himself :)
@@chrizzlycaveI hope everything is ok with David..
@@BobbyButterfield Nothing destroys Mr. International :3 ❤
@ that’s what I like to hear!! Hope to see y’all in Michigan sometime! Take care!!
What a frustrating situation to be in. Ten guys who don’t have a clue touching everything would drive me insane. It seems if you know how to open a cymbal stand then they make you the crew leader.
@@PondoSinatra680 haha next time I tell them to do this 😃
Hey @chrizzlycave Can you tell me why David likes to have some of his cymbals lean away from him? I'm an old drum tech and just wondered why!
Shure. When we first worked together i checked his playing and sitting position and we changed some things on his set thaht makes him play more ergonomically for example the cymbals which are lean away from him.
What is that tuning app that look pretty cool
It’s called „DrumTune Pro“ :)
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When my church was set up and tear down people would try to help by setting the drums up, but it took more time because I couldn't set them up the way I like them and had to move them. I don't agree with the hand Union thing.
I'm totally with you. But thanks to myself i have everything marked in details and i told the guys just to put the stuff on the riser and i will take care of everthing myself. Well worked like 90% :D And yeah of course it takes double the time if anybody else do it beside yourself.
wait?? what happened to catering?)))
Didn't record that. Gonna do it next year more ;)
@ weee) dont know why but I find it interesting to see what grub is offered in these venues)
@ as long as energy drinks are available I’m safe 😃
@@chrizzlycave hahaha))
Muß ein irres Gefühl gewesen zu sein, da oben zu spielen.
@@Anuta6675 war auf jeden Fall anders wild 😄
Why do they have to help you? Is that just a USA thing?
@@ryanunwin9213 yeah those are so called „hands“ which you of course have at every show but in some places in the USA it’s like this.
Do you find a major difference in it from the US compared to Europe?
With all the people helping you, it is a saying we have in America “too many chefs in the kitchen.” It had to be nice, but if you are like me you would just rather do it yourself.
@@Sanct1mon1a I don’t want to be rude :)
That seems frustrating having 8 guys standing around doing everything wrong haha.
@@neongloom4570 best way to handle this situation is stay calm and be kind and patient :3
The copyright interlude music makes the video unwatchable. Had to skip through it man. Just being honest. Great camera work. Will check out another few of your videos since I subbed before I watched this one.
Sorry to hear that dude :) You can still mute this part if its not your kind of music ;) Thank you for the sub!
Wtf? Thats IS so fucked up. Stagehandmafia. Yak
@@Jaycob911 😂