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Thanks buddy 💪

Never tried

You only heard this snare drum

I don’t know what you mean

Best feature on that particular snare drum 👌

standard Tama drum key

kindly disagree

totally! had that song re-covered. Check it out on my channel ✌

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he lives on a lonely planet. it's just him

That too much of a compliment, I whish I was actually nearly close to Todd, one of my personal favorites!

Grazie! Lo rivedremo presto! Io andrò al concerto di Milano ad ottobre

Yes. Chad always plays rimshots, which is when you hit the center of the drum with the tip of your stick and the rim at the same time. It produces a distinctive sound and tends to chew the stick at around the rim impact area.

It’s a common assumption that you have to crack the bottom head like crazy but it doesn’t need exaggerated tension.

@@AlessandroSpenga there’s really no wrong way to tune a drum as long as it sounds good to you and the microphones

Evan’s make one

It’s called drill bit, by Evans

Its very easy to break the head or cross thread the tension rods using a drill

I’ve tried using a TuneBot. I simply don’t enjoy the process of using electric tools to tune the drims. I prefer doing it by ear.

Just be careful and you’ll be alright. Never damaged anything

What do you mean?

I’d say that’s debatable. The snare drum sounds lower tuned on the album and I thinks that sounds way better. Very high tuned snare drums loose power. Yes it’s very audible because of the super high pitch but they lack of body, as the shell doesn’t resonate much. Hi tunings will choke up the drum. I used to run a recording studio, I have personally experimented with a number of recording settings and super high tuned snare drums always lost in a A/B test. Hi tuning is fine but within reason. With regards to the drum parts, there’s no right or wrong. You say the busy parts he plays never feel overplayed. I feel the exact opposite. I see our instrument as a foundation. But thanks for your polite comment. Too many aggressive and desperate people in this chat.

@@AlessandroSpenga While I say you are right with the tuning at times, I also prefer a lower tuning on my drums to fill out the wall of sound, I understand why it has been pitched up in this setting. I would usually agree with the drums being the foundation of the track, but I've noticed sleep token tend to use the bass and guitars for this and leave the drums to be more of a focal point alongside the vocals as a more 'stand-out' feature of the tracks which I think is important for the styles they play and the transitions, you need to be feeling the flow of the song to get the same impact from the changes and with playing intricate feels and time signatures (like a triplet feel over a 4 signature) I think the busier drums pull the ear and keep you in time better.

Sounded like a snare drum with old drum heads and snare wires.

I’m not either a Evans or Reno guy. I use whatever is available at my local store.

@@AlessandroSpengakeeping it real.

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É que ele tem dinheiro pra comprar parafusadeira

Tá bom o idoso vai jogar bingo vai

What??

@@AlessandroSpengathe dude said it’s not OLD SCHOOL (he used nutella as a brazilian slang of saying “too modern”) to remove these screws with a screwdriver

NASCAR fans will hate you for saying that 🤣

Never said I didn’t like the music. I did like it. I just don’t particularly enjoyed his drum parts. I find them a bit too busy but my opinion.

Isn’t that extracted from this one?

@@AlessandroSpenga No, it's their biggest song and was released before the full video. It contains an incredible drum solo (not in the studio version, but that he plays live). Just for the complexity of it all, it is worth checking out. Its like the ultimate display of II's skills, especially ghost notes and groove.

If you don’t like my videos, don’t watch them. Thanks.