PAISTE CYMBALS - THE INSIDE LOOK - Charlie Charlesworth (Drum tech for Iron Maiden's Nicko McBrain)
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2022
- Always wanted to know what a day as a drum tech for Iron Maiden looks like? Charlie Charlesworth shares stories of funny mishaps on stage and much more in this interview.
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I love these interviews! Great job Paiste
Great to see your still doing a fantastic job Charlie
Awesome! I remember the days Nicko used to play the famous Sound Creation Bell Ride.
Excellent job Paiste Cymbals. The Best 👍🤜🥁🤛👍!!!
Thank you for sharing these stories with us. Yes I agree Paiste are the best cymbals. They are musical instruments.
Thank you for the interview! I wonder how many complete Cymbal Stets he takes on a tour? 🤔
Charlie is the man.
Magnifico.
That ride cymbal angle.
You should try it. Its really nice =)
Once I started angling my ride like that it just made playing it easier because you dont have to fight with gravity so much
@@cederickforsberg5840 The main concern for me is keyholing over time. I don’t have a Paiste endorsement, so replacement 22” Masters Dark Ride would be pretty expensive haha
@@HaloAdmiral Im having my ride on a half-way between flat and vertical, circa 45 degree, and we will see about keyholing.
I actually have a Nicko Signature reflector ride but mostly use Rude 24" Eclipse
If I ever experience keyholing I will change to flatter :)
@@cederickforsberg5840 Keep me posted! I’m definitely interested!
@@HaloAdmiral might not remember in 2 years when i check next time xD
His voice sounds like Nicko's.😆
best drummer ever!
😍😍👏🏻👏🏻
😎👍💗🇨🇭🔥🎼🔊)) PAISTE!!!
He mentioned that he cleans the cymbals. What does he use to clean them? I know Paiste cymbals have a light clear coating of some kind on them and certain cleaners will remove that coating, which of course you don’t want to remove that coating.
Since he does it every day, I don't think he uses any chemicals or cleaners. If you wipe down the cymbal after you've played it, the protective film is such that any stray fingerprints just come off!. I do it with my Sigs and 2002s after every gig, but not when I'm practicing, so, there's that.
@@drummaman1 good point, makes sense.
If you need more than a wipe down, liquid soap and a warm rinse with water will remove most marks on the cymbal.
Paiste make there own cymbal cleaner, works far better than any of the others I have tried AND they make another product which adds the layer that your talking about. I have 2002s and it makes them look brand new
@@zeppelinrules1077 I know Paiste used to make that cleaner for their cymbals, but the last time I called and talked to a rep he told me they had been out of that product for a while and he wasn’t sure if they were going to continue making it or not. He told me to keep from removing the protective film to just use warm water and dawn dish soap on my 2002 and Signature series cymbals. I haven’t checked back for quite a while though to see if they’re making/selling their cleaner again.
Rate lad.
Is it just me or that ride cymbal ends up hitting that tom-tom while playing it? More like the metal drum hoop of that tom-tom that it ends up hitting?
Are you going to take over for nicko if he cant continue?
Metronome. Oh dear
The only people who complain about a metronome are people with shitty internal meters and can’t play to one.
Bollx Nicko turned up and didn't see the China wasn't there. Why do people lie so much..?