Paiste Cymbals: A Drumeo Documentary
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- Опубліковано 24 бер 2019
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Take a closer look at Paiste Cymbals through this Drumeo Documentary, where you'll join Jared as he explores the Paiste factory in Switzerland, interviews the people behind this amazing brand, and plays every cymbal he can find!
You'll also be treated to a drum solo in a cow field and a glimpse at the incredible $20,000 Paiste Drum Set.
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Jared has the best drummer Job in the world
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agreed
I switched to Paiste in 1979 when I was THE only guy I knew who used them. I was 18 then, and I've never looked back. 38 cymbals and 40 years later, I still feel like a kid in a candy store when I see a bunch of Paistes. I'm more than proud to have been all Paiste all these years. Now if I could just get a handle on my cymbal addiction.......
The pAisTe Addiction is REAL.
SOME Addictions are OK. 😂
Time to Buy a Gong or 2
I'm an official Paiste Artist since November 2018 and after seeing this documentary I am even more proud and honored to be a part of the Paiste Artist Family. The passion, detail and love that goes into every Cymbal, wow. Thank you Drumeo for the great effort you put into this.
Matthias Knorr Nice job man, do them proud.
I love my Paiste 502 kit that I bought in 1997.
Why do you call them a family?
Matthias Knorr Who are you?
@@martywhite1084 I am a professional drummer from Germany
I started playing Paiste Cymbals in 1984, starting with the 404 and 505 series. Later I played 2002‘s and some RUDE‘s. I eventually play the Line series. 35 years with PAISTE. What a journey it was. Thank you PAISTE for your wonderful craft.
Bought the GIANT BEAT HH (NEW) AND GIANT BEAT 24" (NEW) RIDE yesterday and they sound amazing. These are my first Paiste cymbals ever and I bought the 16" 201crash (used) and 10" pst3 splash (new). AND I'M NEVER GOING BACK TO SABIAN OR ANYONE ELSE.
PAISTE sounds the best in my old ears.
P.S.sorry if I sound excited, I'm just getting back into drumming after decades off. Starting from the drum throne, got a 24"ride, HH, CRASH AND SPLASH WITH THE VARIOUS STANDS AND THE MANDATORY COW BELL (1 of many many bells to come)
Now I just need the shell kits to play.
Although I found a smoking deal on a bubinga wood Ludwig snare.
I got cymbals, stands, throne with back rest, a drum and a HD cymbal case FOR OVER $2100.
As an Estonian, who also plays Paiste, it's unbelievably cool to see a kit in Estonian flag colours and still hear a small Estonian accent in the way Erik Paiste speaks English. Best cymbal company in the world inside and out!
I like the individuality that Paiste puts into their cymbals,it makes it feel that you yourself are unique to them.
A very cool movie!! Congratulations...
Thanks Bernhard!
When I watch these cymbal making videos, I can TOTALLY appreciate why they cost so much new! SO much work goes into them, and they are almost like fine art! Keep posting them!!!
Kudos to Paiste for allowing camera into their factory, good to see a company proud and confident of their product. Most companies nowadays are so secretive or sensitive to the public seeing their inner workings.
No, I'm not a drummer, but I've been playing guitar in bands for forty years and I can tell you I've always been happy when working with drummers who use Paiste cymbals because they just sound better for me and cut through a mix at just the right frequency. They also look darn wonderful! Great video! Interesting company history.
Love Paiste cymbals. Nice to see the success of Drumeo affording Jared these trips all over the world. The narrating tone reminds me of a crime documentary.
Thank you for this fascinating insight into how these superb cymbals are crafted. What a class act Mr Paiste and his craftsmen are. I was born and grew up in Switzerland and Ian Paice was my favourite drummer. I bought Machine Head aged 10. He played Paiste cymbals, Smoke on the Water....definite Swiss theme to my story. I worked for 2 months in a department store in Geneva to pay for 3, 2002 Series cymbals. 40 years on I'm still playing them and they sound and look as good as the day I acquired them. In have just ordered the 2002 24" Big Black Beat crash ride as my retirement present. Truly a lifelong story with Paiste.
What astonishes me about this Drumeo series is how manual and how small scaled the process of cymbals and drums manufacturing is. It makes you appreciate it even more.
This is my dream vacation! Really enjoyed this video, Paiste are so great.
Ps I have an alternate caption for the cow bit:
“Hello I’m Johnny Knoxville and this is the Matador Drum Solo”
I like that!
I visited this factory last year and it really blew my mind. I'm glad Jared is able to do this- they wouldn't let me take any pictures so now I can see it all again. :)
They are a very private company as there are lots of proprietary processes in working with this type of material. I'm grateful they let us show the process.
I'm not even mad on Paiste Cymbals but by the end of this I was like a kid again! Super excited to get some new Cymbals put through their paces!
Not only does this show me how each cymbal is a piece of art, but it makes sense why they arent cheap. They are unique and takes skill to make!
Paiste Jeff Porcaro , Carlos Vega and Shannon Forrest !!! 🇧🇷🥁Thiago from Brazil !!!
Don't forget Carl Palmer..
And Vinnie Colaiuta.
Zildjian, Sabian, Paiste, and a few of the Turkish companies all make great cymbals. They all have a certain sound, and they mix well with all music
Kurt Johnson I’m a Zildjian guy, myself. But I think Paiste would come in a close second place for me.
Paiste has the most innovations trademarked and not, still love my pst5 set till now eventho i'm more meinl now
WhoDarestheMAN gamer Mmmm.... Nicko plays more shows per year and he’s solid as a rock. I’ve NEVER heard Nicko fuck up once. Donati is a different type of drummer but Nicko doesn’t deserve to be negatively criticized as he does what he does so well and has a tremendous work ethic.
@Kal El Patrick Carney from the black keys too
WhoDarestheMAN gamer who plays on a product roster is completely irrelevant
Jared, for the love of gawd, when you're working with small flying metal always wear safety glasses. Great way to become the Stevie Wonder of drumming.
That is good advice. Stevie Wonder is a pretty good drummer though.
Haha the reply 💯🔥😂
Calm down mom
@@DrumeoOfficial Gene Hoglan's personal all-time favorite as he said on his video with you.
Um, Stevie Wonder is one of the greatest drummers of all time.
I did an outside gig near a cow pasture once. During the soundcheck, they all came running up to the fence. lol
I still wonder why those cows are so calm. Are they drugged or something? :)
For me as a native German, I had to read the subtitles from the cymbal craftsman, because the Swiss dialect is almost a different language
Karl T. D. It sounds a bit less guttural than German. Compared to Italian which is a very different language in of course the words first but the delivery and the way it flows. Italian would be like a violin singing it’s song while German sounds like percussion.
They also speak french don't they?
@@Assimilator702 r/rareinsults
@@karl.t.d. Unlike my comment your implication is an insult. Here’s one for you.....r/butthurt.
@@eliobanzer153 denn bisch Du der Sohn vom Claudio?
Sonor in South Germany, now Paiste in Switzerland. Great you guys appreciate our lovely Europe. ;-)
Great fun to watch,and now I can appreciate,as a 2002 user myself why these bad boys are so expensive
Worth every penny 👍
Maaan, that Paiste kit sounded amazing, haha.
Thanks for another incredible documentary. Great with some insight, no matter whether you play the company's cymbals or not. Loved it.
I just messaged that to my friend, like, how the fuck does a metal drum sound so woody and round? So good.
@@bucknasty5374 Dunno, but I dont care how good it sounds....if the kick is 150lbs I aint gigin with it.
Danny Carey uses one
Jared looks so goofy when he’s doing those silly bits, like a whole child. I feel like you’re a pretty funny guy in person
Yeah that makes it better
Go paiste the best of the best
I grew up being a Zildjian player but have switched over to Paiste in the last decade. This video helped me officially decide to switch all of my current rotation over to Paiste now.
Just joined the Paiste family. Better late than never! Thank you Dan, Terry and George for making videos to show me how wonderful Paiste cymbals are!!! 🥁❤️🥁
Can't wait to visit the Switzerland factory myself! Love the Paiste family!
Probably the best documentary I've ever seen... thank you for taking us into that beautiful world!
This was better than the Zildjian factory which all seemed automated.
thats whyi like k's over a's. hand hammered, not machine.
depends on which Zildjian. Seems like all of Paiste's cymbals are started off as sheet metal cut offs vs stamped cast metals.
That's why Paiste Is better
In reality 90% of the Paiste series are automated machine-hammered sheet cymbals, most of them in "2002" bronze , B8 anyway - only a few series in B20 , or hand hammered , Paiste is the most "automated" cymbal company out there man
@@stoplookingatmeplease1230 You need to review your definition of 'automated'.
The look on your face Jared /tells All. Disneyland for drummer's . I love 💕 Paiste. Want a 22inch Signiture in Stewart Copeland. I once had a complete set of Signitures. I only have 1 Paiste Cymbal now.A 10inche Signiture. Love Formula 602s
I have used 2002's and a Rude ride since the 80's. They sound fantastic especially when recording. This so cool to see where my favorite cymbals are born!
Wonderful documentary. I visited the Paiste factory a week ago and your documentary really is spot on. You just show exactly how it is and feels to be there!
I just love when you play outside, like you did in the Sonor documentary. It makes drumming sooo organic. ;-)
23:05 that is one seriously concerned cymbal maker in the background..
You missed an opportunity! Paiste has always marketed themselves as having a consistent sound. There’s the scene with the master cymbal, and a whole bunch of new cymbals. Why would you not let us hear how all those cymbals compared to the master? It would be great to hear just exactly how close those new pies matched the sound of the original. Instead dialogue walks right over the sound of the cymbals, and we don’t actually hear how close they match.
I totally agree. Something similar happened when he is at the showroom. I would love to listen to the cymbals only, but there is background music going on along.
Agree 100% check out my comment. It's a matter of personal preference and taste
Do you not think this was done on purpose? Cant give product secrets away
Agree. This is a kids show.
This is info-tainment. It's a show about HIM, not the cymbals. Ten minutes in, to see the first cymbal slab.!
I switched out from Sabian to Paiste 2 year ago. Very happy to see the people who made them working so hard, and loving their jobs in that beautiful rural setting of Nottwill. From SoundEdge to Signature Bronze to the first colored and splash cymbals, they've been on the cutting edge for a long time.
I went to the Paiste factory in March 1990, while in a trip through Europe.
I'm from Rio, Brazil, but I was studying in Paris for a few months, and took a trip with a stop in Luzern. So, I went to meet a friend who lived near the Paiste factory. He had to work and couldn't come to the factory with me, so he told me to just follow a few more train stops and get off in Notwill.
From the station I could see the factory up the hill.
They didn't show me much, but still, it was an amazing experience!!
Another great story-tour from Jared and his crew from the awesome folks at PAISTe! Great sounding cymbals with a lot of dedicated workmanship indeed!
After a few vids, this dork is really growing on me.
This was a super fun and educational video! Outstanding job Jared, and thanks to Paiste for the glimpse inside your masterwork!
Really enjoying these videos. Great job Drumeo
This is the greatest sounding cymbal ever! .....KLUNK!!! So good!!!
Great documentary! I'm living right on the other side of the lake, such a bummer that i've missed you guys. Really cool that you like Switzerland, you are always welcome back.
...and we understood everything without subtitles, haha, proscht!
exited for this, big fan of PAISTE cymbals🤘🏻
thanks for this great documentary..
Now that was FUN Jared! I'm so glad you had the opportunity to go. The folks there seemed really "Laid Back" and seemed to really love making a fantastic product. Paiste has (in my opinion) been the most consistently musical instruments in the drum world. Always a distinct pleasure to hear them played and recorded. Jared, you're a delightful and honest interview host. Thank you so much for this documentary! - Papa Watson
Nothing short of completely fascinating. Thanks!
Great video, I play the PAISTE Signatures, 2002s, Dark Energy set and the Whole formula 602 Modern Essentials Set . PAISTe cymbals sound and playing them is the best. Hey Jared, I really loved this great video of the PAISTe factory. Thank you for inspiring me to play and switch from Zildjian to PAISTE cymbals for the rest of my drumming life. That was cool seeing you playing the drums outside the factory and cymbals inside. How did the cymbal turn out that you made at the factory. That had to of been one incredible experience, The whole trip must have been a blast and experience you will never forget. Thank You again. Colin cave
How in God's name can you afford that? You're obviously not a working musician cuz we don't make that much money unless you're an endorsed player
Your kit sounds amazing!
That was super cool.. Paiste is my FAVE!!!! Nice job Jared!
Jared! That was absolutely brilliant to watch! Thanks so much
Great job, congratulations once again for doing this!
A very cool doc! Great work by Jared and all the crew. I have a new appreciation for all the work behind making cymbals.
Great video, would like to see more of these documentaries!
Классное железо. У меня был великолепный набор тарелок Пайст Сигнатюр: три пары под Хай хэт, включая рефленою, тарелки 16", 18", 20", чайнакрэш 10", 12" и 20". В наборе с барабанами Пёрл Мастерстудио звучали идеально - Тарелки как хрусталь, ничего лишнего, а как звучали комбинации хайхэтов... это как воздушный компрессор,со стороны если слушать, то создаётся впечатление, что работаешь не с металлом, а со сжатым воздухом. Браво мастерам! Природа вас наградила идеальным слухом. Спасибо вам огромное!
Its crazy to think I have been playing Paiste cymbals for 30 years. I think I had 1 other cymbal brand when I first started and tossed it very quick. It has never even been a question what brand to buy. I'm obsessed with the product, its really a work of art. I'm finally converting everything over to Signatures. They are the sweet spot for me. But I'll run into childhood friends and they always ask if i'm still playing drums, and they always say. Still playing Paiste? Of course, they are tattooed to my arm, LOL!
Love seeing great craftsmen still creating these works of art!
i love paiste. i'm using them for about... 8-9 years. Nice one.
today i have paiste 2002 ride 22" and 2002 18' crash. Love them very very much.
i mix paiste , zildjian and sabian, i have paiste rude ride cymbal, i had for 40 years sounds great.
Loved this 😁😁 really interesting to see how these are made
Excellent work DRUMEO!
I cant only imagine the hard work and effort that went into this video. Thank you for doing it. Cheers!
I am so thankfull to the Paiste Team...Part of my life in Drumming...from the beginning in 1979 till now...
Great video, I really enjoyed watching this.
Superb Paiste documentary...... I am endorsed with Paiste, and I use the "Signature Series" which are some of the BEST sounding cymbals I have ever owned!.....Great job Drumeo/Jared...Thanks!
I ve loved to see this, thank you!
Jared, love to hear you play. Drumeo member for life!!!
This was super informative and entertaining, thank you!
The Paiste History
The Paiste Sound Story begins at the turn of the century.
Russia
1901-1916
Michail Toomas Paiste, a composer and musician, whose father had come from Estonia to serve in the Tsarist Guard, founds a publishing business and music store in St. Petersburg. The operation, which also includes modest instrument manufacturing and repair facilities, flourishes for many years until the upheavals of the Russian Revolution force its closing.
Wow, it was impressive it!! I love paiste cymbal and i use it now!! And i think you did such a great experience, Thank you for sharing this video
Great job guys I love it! 👏
Jared you looked like a kid in shop class waiting to use the lathe. 😂 Great job who wouldn’t want a full set up of Paiste cymbals. Beautiful instruments.
I had the opportunity to tour the Paiste facility about 10 years ago. I unfortunately do not have video of my tour and it has been running through memory since. Thanks to Jared and Drumeo for giving me the experience of re-living a great day. Thank you to Paiste for allowing me the rare opportunity of the tour and the demonstration of what goes into the making of your very fine cymbals. It is a day I will never forget. Thank you to Renato Mueller, who was my awesome tour guide.
Cheers from Canada,
Danny
Can you buy cymbals/t-shirts/ or otger stuff whilst visiting paiste?
@@jonathanmosebach2921 At the time I visited, I did have the option to purchase items. The transaction was limited to cash only. I only had 50 Swiss Francs with me, which limited my spending.
The visit did need to be pre-arranged through communicating with the factory head office. I should have taken more pictures, especially of the show room entrance. At that time they had a complete drumset manufactured from bronze on display and a room with sections in tribute with former Paiste artists. The only picture I took was of myself standing in front of the worlds largest Gong. I hope you can arrange a visit.
Great Documentary Jared 😃👍
Thanks for a very good video. I play my old vintage 1982 2002 Medium (16´) and a pair of recently bought Formula 602 (14´) hats from the sixties. They fit really great in my jazz band!
I really enjoyed this Jared!! makes me want to go make a cymbal. I’ve always prided myself on my knowledge of cymbals. But seeing the craftsman in their art makes me realize how there is to learn!
Nothing sounds like the silvery signature series. Dark crisp. mmmm....
Amazing documentary!
There are ...literally just a few cymbal manufacturers. They all do well... it is impressive how deep they all are. It makes sense that there are only a few.
Erich Wuest: Here is a craftsman who clearly loves what he does! 7:22
Thinking about it it's mental how many of my favourite drummers or drummers of my favourite bands play Paiste cymbals...
Great documentary once again, very interesting to see how those cymbals are made and how they make sure that everyone gets a cymbals that sounds the same and has the same quality!
Thanks Jared and the drumeo team. Fascinating and well made video as usual with all your work. Keep it up.
Thanks for watching!
What a Great video😀, Thanks a lot!!
I just loved this video so much! I guess I've never saw someone so happy in my life
This was a pleasure to watch from start to finish! Now I love using Paiste cymbals even more! Thank you for creating this awesome video!
Thank you!
Good job jared, I love these documentaries
I had the pleasure of visiting Paiste in Switzerland, played the giant gong, they gave me a bunch of merch & a bag of apples from the nearby farm. Superb!
Very nice documentary, Jared!
Is AMAZING! Perfect Cymbals, Im from Santa Cruz- Bolivia, Grettings💪👏
Looking forward to this big time!! 🥁
once again BRILLIANT Thank You
É legal assistir esse vídeo, conhecer esse lugar e pensar, "meus pratos vieram daí..."
I love Paiste!!!!
Love the cymbals!!!
Love the company!!!
Bravo PAISTE and Drumeo!😎🤘🙏
I think Paiste is the best cymbal I've ever played. I can spot them instantly in a recording. It might have been my favorite band of all time (Stone Temple Pilots) that got me hooked on that sound. Got the PST 7 box 2 weeks ago and they are phenomenal.
STP are one of my favorites.
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer No.
I played drums on Dave Cputts version of Saturday, and yes I played Paiste (have for 30 years).
If you find it on UA-cam, I played:
13" Signature Dark Crisp Hi Hats
16" Signature Fast Crash
17" Signature Fast Crash
I also had a 20" Signature Dry Ride, and 20" 3000 China Type on the kit, but didn't use them on that track.
I always loved the DeLeos music with any of the singers they worked with, but Dave is my absolute favorite.
@@danlc95 Wow. Really cool, man. I checked that out. It's Glide. You sounded great, dude. This didn't show up in my notifications. I just came back to this video and luckily I saw this comment.
@@joelawson33 Thanks! Yeah they wrote it when Talk Show was touring. There's a live version floating around. Then when they got back with Scott they recorded it as Glide.
How did i miss this? Cannot wait to watch this
Genuinely a good watch.
Been playing again for 2 years. Just upgraded my dustbin lids for Paiste Rock PST8s . I shall enjoy every beat a whole lot more knowing this is how they came about.
Cheers Jared
Jared, it´s really impressive how great you have improved your drumming over the years. Chapeau :-)
I'd love to hear the evolution of the sound of the cymbals through the different stages... Another great documentary, thank you!
Between being rolled flat and pressing the bell, the metal would shatter. After the bell is pressed, smack away 😆