Absolutely beautiful playing and incredible tuning of the whole set! Love to balance as well of the drums and cymbals! Absolutely amazing Groove - sounds great
The hi-hats in this video are 14" Sabian XSR Monarch, and the crash above the rack tom is a 20" Paiste Giant Beat 'Thin' multi-purpose (crash, basically, though I believe they refer to it as multi-purpose model).
24" Zildjian Ping Ride, late 70s 'hollow logo'. Got it last year as part of a bundle of drum bits I snagged off Craigslist locally. It's big, and a tad unruly, but it's fun!!!
For this video I had a coated Emperor on the batter side with a strip of felt stretched off center, horizontally, below the beaters. I generally keep the batter pretty slack for this drum. Front head is a Ludwig 'heavy.' I don't believe Ludwig makes these anymore (I think Remo makes Ludwig heads now). It's a truly heavy head, probably a 14mil, single ply. Internal muffling was a piece of 1" thick foam (taken from a packing container years ago), about 14" long, by 12" wide. Perfect for just touching the bottom of both heads without any tension. That's about it.
Love an old 26” Base Drum! It would be GREAT if you could put the exact sizes 26” x ? depth 📏 in your video 📹 description so us fellow Drummers know exactly what size drums we’re hearing 🎧. Thx
26x14. 1969 marching bass drum, converted with spurs. 3-ply (maple/poplar/maple) with natural interior. And, of course, the killer orange/blue/orange sparkle color scheme!! :)
Absolutely beautiful playing and incredible tuning of the whole set! Love to balance as well of the drums and cymbals! Absolutely amazing Groove - sounds great
Oh yeah man. Love me some Ludwigs
Love the tuning on your set up!
Amazing playing and tuning
Wow, wirklich klasse 👍🏻
Sounds great Joel!
Hey, thanks for your channel. Very useful. Thanks JM
Awesome
Hey Joel, what's the hi hat and cymbal over the rack tom you're using?
The hi-hats in this video are 14" Sabian XSR Monarch, and the crash above the rack tom is a 20" Paiste Giant Beat 'Thin' multi-purpose (crash, basically, though I believe they refer to it as multi-purpose model).
What is the ride cymbal?
24" Zildjian Ping Ride, late 70s 'hollow logo'. Got it last year as part of a bundle of drum bits I snagged off Craigslist locally. It's big, and a tad unruly, but it's fun!!!
Hey Joel - what kind of batter head are you using for this 26"?
For this video I had a coated Emperor on the batter side with a strip of felt stretched off center, horizontally, below the beaters. I generally keep the batter pretty slack for this drum. Front head is a Ludwig 'heavy.' I don't believe Ludwig makes these anymore (I think Remo makes Ludwig heads now). It's a truly heavy head, probably a 14mil, single ply. Internal muffling was a piece of 1" thick foam (taken from a packing container years ago), about 14" long, by 12" wide. Perfect for just touching the bottom of both heads without any tension. That's about it.
@@recordingdotpizza So cool, thanks for responding! I'm outfitting a 26 myself. Thanks for the tips!
Is that a converted marching bass drum?
Yep. 1969 Ludwig. I put period correct spurs on it (but left the wrap... it has so much SPIRIT! ;)
@@recordingdotpizza sounds great 👍🏾. Thanks for the idea 💡😂.
what are those mics on the toms??
Ehrlund EHR-E. Triangular diaphragm condensers.
26x?
Love an old 26” Base Drum! It would be GREAT if you could put the exact sizes 26” x ? depth 📏 in your video 📹 description so us fellow Drummers know exactly what size drums we’re hearing 🎧. Thx
26x14. 1969 marching bass drum, converted with spurs. 3-ply (maple/poplar/maple) with natural interior. And, of course, the killer orange/blue/orange sparkle color scheme!! :)