Great demonstration! I appreciate how you play the smaller crash cymbal in each take. It is fascinating to perceived tone of the crash cymbal changes, at least for me, as the tone of the ride changes. It's a reminder how important it is to think of set of cymbals as a group working together.
I play on a Dream Bliss ride at a jazz program (College). It has a very trashy wash and the ping that simply has no cut and it can not be heard in a big band. I also listened to copies of this cymbal locally. To me the variation in these Dream cymbals of the same model appear to be quite wide. Accordingly, I would recommend purchasing them only if you can hand select one from a local seller that has several in stock.
Tenho um Anatolian JC chocolate Ride 20" e o considero maravilhoso... junto com Sabian Legacy 20" ficam perfeitos ... Estou de olho em um Zildjian K Custom light dry 20" ...
I sit behind my kit and i pear out over internalized arguments over cymbal choice, i hear me playing. The countless stops at small-town thrifty stores, pawn shops, and music stores. Then you find that spot .... Roach and Clarke developed a flexible, flowing rhythmic pattern that allowed soloists to play freely. This also created space for the drummer to insert dramatic accents on the snare drum, crash cymbal, and other components of the trap set.
Wow, thanks, really great demo, nice transition edits, and glad you crashed on them as well, good demo consistency, nicely methodical. I think I like all the Istanbuls, by the way whats the 12" crash on your left?
Not certain what the point is to use post-factory modified cymbals and use them here....they no longer represent the maker's cymbal...nevertheless, interesting.
Okay if you were going to have a gig with John Taylor RIP and David Holland Meaning a modern Piano Trio but more chamber post Bill Evans less McCoy what would be your ride cymbal. Let me phrase that a different way: What ride demonstrated here interfears least with an acoustic piano?
Great, The authentic in Turkey made rides I love the most. Can I ask you which snaredrum you use here? Size/deep, wood, tuning batter/reso. Type of hoops? It sounds really great. Open, dry, not to much overtones.
Cymbals sound great but holy shit your snare is so out of tune lol. That nasty overtone you get when you start smacking your snare is cause the heads are unevenly tuned.
That Dave Collingwood really stood out to me. I’ve never even heard of it but it sounds a lot like the Istanbul 30th anniversary.
Istanbul Mehmet 61st anniversary is a very special one, perfect balance
Great comparison, and even more than the cymbals themselves, I truly enjoyed your drumming. Very tasteful and inspiring.
I love that Dave Collingwood ride. Silky Smooth!
Great demonstration! I appreciate how you play the smaller crash cymbal in each take. It is fascinating to perceived tone of the crash cymbal changes, at least for me, as the tone of the ride changes. It's a reminder how important it is to think of set of cymbals as a group working together.
I play on a Dream Bliss ride at a jazz program (College). It has a very trashy wash and the ping that simply has no cut and it can not be heard in a big band. I also listened to copies of this cymbal locally. To me the variation in these Dream cymbals of the same model appear to be quite wide. Accordingly, I would recommend purchasing them only if you can hand select one from a local seller that has several in stock.
The Zildjian K Custom Special Dry has a great bell.
Dave Collingwood’s got a beautiful wash.
Tenho um Anatolian JC chocolate Ride 20" e o considero maravilhoso... junto com Sabian Legacy 20" ficam perfeitos ... Estou de olho em um Zildjian K Custom light dry 20" ...
Zildjian K Custom Special Dry Ride 21",2455g
I sit behind my kit and i pear out over internalized arguments over cymbal choice, i hear me playing. The countless stops at small-town thrifty stores, pawn shops, and music stores. Then you find that spot ....
Roach and Clarke developed a flexible, flowing rhythmic pattern that allowed soloists to play freely. This also created space for the drummer to insert dramatic accents on the snare drum, crash cymbal, and other components of the trap set.
I lile the Dream Bliss crash ride
Wow, thanks, really great demo, nice transition edits, and glad you crashed on them as well, good demo consistency, nicely methodical. I think I like all the Istanbuls, by the way whats the 12" crash on your left?
hello :) modified how, for waht purpose? To dry them out a bit? Great choice of cymbals by the way !
Exquisite, all of them.
Tough call yo! They all sound good to me except for one or two.
To my ear, the Dream Bliss would work best within music, in different genres. Stick definition, and a definite, harmonious voice.
Not certain what the point is to use post-factory modified cymbals and use them here....they no longer represent the maker's cymbal...nevertheless, interesting.
Istanbul Agop Special Edition Jazz Ride!
I kinda feel like that k dry ride is pushing it a little bit on jazz appropriate weight
the 2nd one is my favourite
Okay if you were going to have a gig with John Taylor RIP and David Holland Meaning a modern Piano Trio but more chamber post Bill Evans less McCoy what would be your ride cymbal. Let me phrase that a different way: What ride demonstrated here interfears least with an acoustic piano?
Only issue i see is that most will never be able yo duplicate these sounds since they are (several) modified. So yhe comparison is mute.
Great, The authentic in Turkey made rides I love the most. Can I ask you which snaredrum you use here? Size/deep, wood, tuning batter/reso. Type of hoops? It sounds really great. Open, dry, not to much overtones.
That deep bass tone. Love it in my headphones. What size is that BD? 18"?
Yep, it's 18x14.
Is that a Tama Silverstar? I have the exact same drums and I love it! 😁
I didnt know people were modiing their cymbals. Is this a thing folks do? Can somebody explain this?
Mehmet definitely...
awesome video, thanks for this kind of information. What sizes is your bass drum?
...just one thought.... why don't you put the cymbal holder direct in the stand...... ??
Andreas Breitwieser It’s possible it doesn’t fit. They’re both Pearl but it doesn’t mean they’re compatible.,
The K
What mod do u put on the Istanbul 19" ??
weight reduction by lathing the bottom side.
@@nilsdrixler9221 Any idea on how much weight reduction was applied? It sounds fantastic!
@@-------K------- Weight is 1331g, If you like the sound: The Agop 20" Xist Dry Dark Crash is VERY similar (and less expensive).
@@nilsdrixler9221 Thanks for the suggestion! :)
Which is better Istanbul Mehmet 70's 20" or 50's 20" (for jazz)
I would recommend the 50s. The 70s is rather an old school allround Rock Crash Ride.
Joy ride
I could jam on it..,♥
Cymbals sound great but holy shit your snare is so out of tune lol. That nasty overtone you get when you start smacking your snare is cause the heads are unevenly tuned.
Sounds good to me
@@bendover7648 same
@@sebastiannielson1952 Sounds great to me also
@@bendover7648 yeah sounds good to me too. No clue what this guy is talking about
Sounds good to me.