I wouldn't necessarily limit myself to any size cymbals for any particular genre. I along with some other drummers that I know in the metal genres use 8, 10, and 12 inch cymbal stacks. It goes by what sounds good to you, and what sounds good in the mix. Just get a hold of lots of cymbals and experiment and found your sound. Great video though!
Man it looks like a pain to hit that rack tom with the ride hovering over it! I've never heard a china stack before, but it sounds pretty fucking sweet. I might put an even smaller china on the top just to get more sustain out of the 18! I'm just recently exploring cymbal stacks. I always thought it was pointless before but after getting myself a sweet new S series Trash Crash I've been exploring with some drier and less sustained cymbal tones. They sound so good as an accent cymbal on really tight high hat patterns. I love having the option of a second huge hihat or just a washy sound so I don't have to feather the hat pedal as much.
Guys Stop asking where Nick is This is not Nick Just enjoy the video! I came for the stacks Not for Nick If you want Nick Look up Nick and watch one of his videos!
Great drumming!!! But I’m still waiting for a video hat shows good stands to use for stacks.. I have Meinl dark classic customs 16in trash stack and my Tama road pros couldn’t hold them. But I got some crazy bobo stand and it just bolts down the top and bottom. But there is a big gap between the top and bottom.
The Byzance 8" is on top of which Paiste 10"? Pst7? Can you make a stack with mixing b8 with b20? Incidentally, I have a Pst7 10"...what do recommend to stack with it...on its own it's o.k., but it could be better stacked maybe.
Great demo Thank you.This is the reason I keep buying ALL my drums, Keybaord ,PA equipment from this awesome honorable informative company. Seriously I am off to order sticks from Sweetwater. Very unique drums and tom mount. what kind of drums are the blue ones in the video?
I love the concept and the recorded sound from the stack cymbals, but in the room. it really hurts my ears. Is there some secret knowledge to prevent this?
Hey, Benjamin. Thanks so much for your interest. Absolutely. Stacks are a great way to get a different sound for quick accents. I think that’s a great combo. I hope this helps. Jason Thiele, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
Unfortunately they don’t make this anymore, but Latin percussion used to make this thing called the cross crasher, it looks like a Celtic bell that has Rivets in between. I’ve been stacking that on top of my 18 inch china for the last several years and you just get this ridiculously crisp and sizzling tone that works for riding as well as accents and punctuations, super versatile. Nothing else like it!
I always feel bad for people who have to demo fx cymbals. They're fx cymbals, they're not supposed to be used as a hi-hat in a groove, they're just supposed to be a small detail.
“ways to stack cymbals” *plays stack cymbals giving no insight on how he stacked them*… im just trying to find out if i need a longer cymbal sleeve or if i’m doing something else wrong, watching this dude play with his stacks is not a tutorial
Call me crazy, but the stack with the two cracked cymbals sounds the best to me.
Same here man and it's cheaper.
Yepz, actually that's how I started on stacks haha, and it's a great way to recycle your cymbals!
Trashy but not harsh. I like it.
Totally agree
I'm with you here...
Mark! Everyone is spoiled with Nick. I got it. An educational video not a sales video.
Keep up the good work.
MARK JOHNSON! Don't pay attention to all the trash comments. Your drumming is solid as always, and you're showing off the stacks well.
Woah, this guys legit! More please!!!!
Sabian O-Zones + any dry cymbal or dry splash sound amazing.
The first ones drum set sounds beautiful!!
so what happened with the quiet tone cymbal stacked with the mini china?
i probably sounded really bad
big bang
Yea.
Wassssup?
Just wanted to say my name is also Mark Johnson. That is all.
Oh hai Mark
Oh hi mark
heya Mark
hello mark
I wouldn't necessarily limit myself to any size cymbals for any particular genre. I along with some other drummers that I know in the metal genres use 8, 10, and 12 inch cymbal stacks. It goes by what sounds good to you, and what sounds good in the mix. Just get a hold of lots of cymbals and experiment and found your sound. Great video though!
Adam Faulkner of Gilla Band would love this video
Man it looks like a pain to hit that rack tom with the ride hovering over it! I've never heard a china stack before, but it sounds pretty fucking sweet. I might put an even smaller china on the top just to get more sustain out of the 18! I'm just recently exploring cymbal stacks. I always thought it was pointless before but after getting myself a sweet new S series Trash Crash I've been exploring with some drier and less sustained cymbal tones. They sound so good as an accent cymbal on really tight high hat patterns. I love having the option of a second huge hihat or just a washy sound so I don't have to feather the hat pedal as much.
Guys
Stop asking where Nick is
This is not Nick
Just enjoy the video!
I came for the stacks
Not for Nick
If you want Nick
Look up Nick and watch one of his videos!
I think I’ve found my new UA-cam rabbit hole for tonight
Great drumming!!! But I’m still waiting for a video hat shows good stands to use for stacks.. I have Meinl dark classic customs 16in trash stack and my Tama road pros couldn’t hold them. But I got some crazy bobo stand and it just bolts down the top and bottom. But there is a big gap between the top and bottom.
The Byzance 8" is on top of which Paiste 10"? Pst7? Can you make a stack with mixing b8 with b20? Incidentally, I have a Pst7 10"...what do recommend to stack with it...on its own it's o.k., but it could be better stacked maybe.
The Zildjian effect stack sounds like a toy.
Great demo Thank you.This is the reason I keep buying ALL my drums, Keybaord ,PA equipment from this awesome honorable informative company. Seriously I am off to order sticks from Sweetwater.
Very unique drums and tom mount. what kind of drums are the blue ones in the video?
WOW those Zildjian fx stacks sound horrible.. Especially the smaller one.. Wow.
2:48
Is my type
Do CRASH cymbals come with air bags ? 💦
Where is nick ?
pls make a video bout tuning a pearl roadshow !!
Christian RYAN Francis Tuning drums is the same no matter the kit
I'm a newbie drummer. I bought the 8 piece meinl custom dark cymbal pack. Is the splash supposed to be bent up on one side and down on the other side?
I need to know what Wing nut lock they are using for this video!!
Stacked cymbals is a great way to get nice sounds...and a fantastic and easy way to crack your expensive cymbals.
Where’s my main man nick?
No drumer here but this is cool 😎
2:04 😆😆😆
That hurts.
Do over, do over.
I love the concept and the recorded sound from the stack cymbals, but in the room. it really hurts my ears. Is there some secret knowledge to prevent this?
Danny Carey the grudge at 2;36 of the song I've always tried to figure that out.
question can i stack a a custom 6 inch splashand a 11 inch k custtom k splash?
Hey, Benjamin. Thanks so much for your interest. Absolutely. Stacks are a great way to get a different sound for quick accents. I think that’s a great combo.
I hope this helps.
Jason Thiele, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1391, jason_thiele@sweetwater.com
stack a sabian b8 pro with the k custom, trust me.
what are actually the two cracked cymbals ? 4:40
I wonder what a stack would sound like with rivets
Check the meinl generation X stacks
Djazz
@@fightclub94 jingle jangles
Unfortunately they don’t make this anymore, but Latin percussion used to make this thing called the cross crasher, it looks like a Celtic bell that has Rivets in between. I’ve been stacking that on top of my 18 inch china for the last several years and you just get this ridiculously crisp and sizzling tone that works for riding as well as accents and punctuations, super versatile. Nothing else like it!
Thanks !!!
Who was the first person to use the hi-hat cymbals?
me
Shou!d be called how to make expensive cymbals sound cheap whilst doubling the cost. Music shop gonna love ya though.
Thanks genius!!!
What his UA-cam channel
Where's Nick?
I always feel bad for people who have to demo fx cymbals. They're fx cymbals, they're not supposed to be used as a hi-hat in a groove, they're just supposed to be a small detail.
I mean I prefer nick but I'll give the guy credit it did okay but nick is better overall
He's pretty.
Some of the worst stacks I've ever heard lol
Yeah couldn't agree more. Especially the zildjian ones. They sound pretty god awful.
@@Djentstructer and theyre actual products too. :/
Like your channel
My question is were is nick
Get all your crappy cymbals together and stack them why buy new ones.
I hate stacks hahahha
Then why are you here?
Ay jeit estaks
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Awesome sounding cymbals but please get drummer with more groove to demo them
I thought he had great groove. Really cool phrasing throughout.
I agree with Kevin. He really laid it down, spoke clearly, and really got me jazzed to play.
He’s ok i guess
Meinl only please
Does this look like a Meinl only store? No, and besides, Meinl only started making professional grade cymbals in 1984.
Zildjian has been around since 1623. It is known as the oldest cymbal company in history.
“ways to stack cymbals” *plays stack cymbals giving no insight on how he stacked them*… im just trying to find out if i need a longer cymbal sleeve or if i’m doing something else wrong, watching this dude play with his stacks is not a tutorial
Stacks have become very over used IMHO.