With 6 more weeks of Iso coming up I figured I'd try something different to keep my sanity. Let me know if I am not alone with this drum fascination. 😆 Check it out online: Check out the Pearl midtown kit online: ►Sky Music - alnk.to/1C1l0C6 ►Sweetwater - imp.i114863.net/PearlMidtown ►Thomann - bit.ly/3if11AW (Affiliate links) Time codes: 0:00 - how did this happen!? 8:32 - One Man (crap) band!
Nothing wrong with that Shane. My main instrument is guitar but in the last few years. I have bought electronic drums, an 88 key keyboard. Music is meant to be explored! Drums are a blast to play.
Hehe... I play piano and my daughter asked me to enroll her in electric guitar lessons two years ago. She quit after a year, but within that period, I also picked up a Fender Strat, a Squier Bronco bass and a Pearl Roadshow kit that I customized with a new zebrawood finish and some hardware mods, and got myself to learn how to play them. It's actually quite fun to get out of a comfort zone and acquire this song-focused mode that playing just one instrument won't give you. Congrats on your new kit, Shane!
I can't hear the drums because of the racket that damned guitarist is making 😁! Hey Shane, its a lockdown thing! I don't have room for an acoustic kit so went for those Yamaha digital kits. Thought it would be a cheap option, but soon found myself upgrading the pedals to proper foot pedals and a kickpad. Also bought a second master unit... Cos you soon find you can never have too many things to hit! Betcha its not long before all those extra cymbals are out and a few extra of those can shaped things start appearing! You think havingG.A.S. is bad?? Have fun!!!
Shane, you look like a Dad trying to put toys together on Christmas morning! Sweet kit! I love Pearl...Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm for different things!!!
I have some older E drums to practice with. The wife don’t like em but someday I’ll inherit my fathers Tama Rockstar 5 pc kit... my wife probably will inherit my mothers annoyance of them 😂 but man they are so much fun 🤘🏽
So glad you did this. I have been looking at acoustic kits on Reverb, even though I am not a player (and nowhere NEAR your level on guitar). But, during lock down, having a full band set up at my disposal seemed so tempting. Enjoy!
Right off the bat that recording at the end felt really good. Like the recordings you do normally are still great but having the drums you tracked in there beefed it up so much and gave it a much more organic feel. It's probably more of a hassle but it's very much worth it for bigger demos at the least. That kit sounds really good too given its form factor.
Playing Music is meant to be fun! Learning new instruments qualifies as fun! Also, that solo you ripped on that Tokai is one of my favorites you have ever done. Good work, Shane.
Oh god! That first minute of setting up the kit reminds me of the time I started volunteering at the local musicschool/recordingstudio. Only thing I knew about drums at that time was that my band was always looking for someone to play them. X-D
Hello Shane, after hearing your friend's Ludwig and the Pearl you own now, which of the 2 do you prefer ? I'm debating between these kits to buy one but i can't test them in person ... Your opinion will help, thank you. I love your reviews...
What a coincidence, just a few days ago I was checking some drum sets to see what I could get to learn. The one you got looks and sounds good. Have fun with it!
That was really cool it must be very satisfying to play every part on a song and record it. I’m tempted to follow this idea when I get more space for a kit myself.
Dude you even look like a drummer!! Well done on thinking out of the box, this is going to be an interesting ride. I'm keen to follow on and see how it all pans out.
Congrats, love the 🍒 red sparkle and as a former pro drummer who messes with guitar at home for kicks I encourage this kind of thing. The key is to play feeling loose and relaxed and confidence helps too, the moment you hesitate the feel and timing are gone and
I recommend a tea towel or leather wallet on the snare and floor tom esp. if you try sticks. 5A are the industry standard stick but 7A and 8a are thinner and good for lighter playing.Tune the bottom heads half to a full turn tighter than the batter side on top in general using 2 drum keys opposite edges of the 🥁
Another option I like for sticks is the Vic Firth Tala Wands. They are much quieter than traditional drumsticks but rebound off the drums much more than brushes. They are a great inbetweener.
That was fun - hardly idiot stuff. I noted you flipped to right hand guitar there. I always like a cracking snare - you gotta get the plain hickory sticks for that. Look forward to more videos. What made you decide over an electric kit?
Try the Glyn Johns technique... Close mic the kick and snare (an SM57 works well for snare), position a condenser over the kit centred on the snare, and a second condenser looking across the floor tom, equidistant from the centre of the snare... When you mix it, pan the two condensers hard left and right and you get this huge, spacious drum sound.
Awesome man! You're a musician, you can't limit yourself to just one instrument! I play piano, saxophone and drums as well as guitar and bass. but I don't have a drum kit..I have one floor tom from a buddies kit lol
Drums is my primary instrument but I enjoy your guitar videos because I'm a lefty guitarist and bassist too. I recamend if you are looking for something quieter than drum sticks but more body than brushes, get some of the wooden dowel type of whips. A great example is the "Rute" bamboo sticks from Vic Firth. I use them a lot for band rehersals and gigs and even recording when playing a bit quieter is requested or a need. Give them a try. They are a great in between from sticks and brushes.
Hey bro, fellow lefty here. I have my drums set up with the hi-hat on the right side so I can play properly. Which for us lefties would be left hand over the right hand. Left hand playing hi hat and right the snare. Have fun!!!
Enjoy the new kit mate. I played drums when I was younger and am hoping to get an electric kit wen I finish building my new studio. I use a few virtual drum packs at the moment but would rather play my own kit. I’m going electric to keep the volume down and for easier editing in my DAW but it won’t be the same as rocking out on a real acoustic kit. I don’t know if you can still get them, but I used heads that had a double skin with an oil layer between them. They didn’t ring as much and I much preferred the sound. Might be worth checking out when you wear out the heads on yours.
Instead of a pillow, try a sandbag. It'll let you keep the depth of pitch but it tames some of the extended resonance. There's a video about it on the Sounds Like a Drum YT channel if you wanted to hear the difference.
Also, moving your ride to be just behind (from your seated perspective) the hi-hats might be a really good compromise, I know several lefties that play that way (sharing a kit with a righty only takes moving the ride around instead of mirroring the whole kit for those inflexible righties like me xD ).
I just got an Alesis Nitro Mesh electronic kit for $375. Perfect addition to my music room. Small footprint and I can play whisper quiet to head banging loud. I was surprised how good it sounds and how well it plays. Not being a drummer it suits my needs perfectly.
I walked into Allan's Music, (😆remember them?) & said to the guy " As a talentless & frustrated guitarist, do you think I'd make a better drummer?" "Oh & I live in an apartment!" He just said "Follow me!" An hour later & I was walking out of there with a Roland HD1 starter kit wondering WTF just happened? 🤣🤣
Thanks, Brad. It was fun to throw this track together for the video. The idea is now to be able to play simple grooves to keep the backing tracks a bit more fresh but still with the live feel.
Sounds pretty damn good Shane ! I dig the camera work too . You're a one man band now brother. The black cherry sparkle is a nice color for the kit. Keep on hammerin" down man, I really enjoyed your jam. When ya get the drums tuned to your liking you need to make a longer jamming vid. Enjoy it hoss ! Later!
I was always freaking out about being too loud with my drums (I'm older). I tried brushes and mute pads. For me, the best results have been with the Remo Silent Stroke Drum heads and the Zildjan Low Volume Cymbals. Just saying. Also, good song and mix!
Ive been thinking about getting a kit as well. Would probably have to do electronic since I don't have room even for something that small I don't think. So I guess next up you have to decide whether to go keys or harmonica.
I am a fellow lefty guitarist and I've been watching your channel for years. I said this recently but I'll say it again: KILLER guitar playing shane. I mean it-your phrasing and note selection is phenomenal. You make that LP sing! (And of course, nice drum and bass playing as well 🤘)
I bought an Alesis e-drum kit a couple years ago. Great fun and it will trigger my Addictive Drums software so it can sound really good vs the stock sounds. Not loud either but the tippy tap sounds from the pads without hearing the drum sounds might be even more annoying to others than acoustic drums. Lol.
I’m still trying to catch up to you on six string much less bass now here you throw in a drum set. But I’ll have to admit I’ve considering both myself. Very cool 😎 !
I picked up the banjo during the lockdown and singing! We all need to deal with this in our own ways. Shane does your room get bigger when you bring new gear into it?
Thumbs Up! I think the Rocker Bug has bit you. A few years back I bought a Silvertone kit. Cheap, but the drums sound good. The cymbals were like playing aluminum foil. Pretty funny. They were bent as soon as I started hitting them. Being I'm not a drummer, I didn't care . He can bring his own. I finally but on the Classic Vibe 70's HSS Strat. Plays great, so thanks for the tip on the C.V. They really are good guitars. But that neck is definately getting sanded. Sorry you guys are locked down again. We opened up to soon in the States. Clearly, there's to many right handed people running things.
Doin drums now too Shano! Mate if you don't want it too loud in the house, try chucking an old blanket in the bass drum and gaffa tap some rolled up paper towel to the toms near the edge. Quick and cheaper than getting those drum rings but does something similar. That's one of the things with cheaper kits and where they save the money is the cymbals. I ended up buying a cheap Sabian cymbal pack to replace the ones that came on my daughters set as they sounded like hitting trash cans!
Fun - try the Glyn Johns method which you have probably researched - used on Eric Clapton's" I Still Do" album around 2016 and the drums sound very good. Some other things on the album are engineered pretty averagely but the drums are full and rich and have a good stereo spread. Thumbs up!
I just hope you actually end up using it! I've had a kit setup in my basement for years, but RARELY ever play it, unless a friend comes over to jam... ;)
I'm a guitarist... I've got a floor tom, lke yours. It sit's next to my chair. It's my coffee table. Also lights up and changes colours. And you thought you were an idiot ;0
Hey Shane can you explain that little lick that you do at the end of the 4 bars on the snare and the hihat? Is it 3(snare) i(hat) and(snare) a (hat)? Really cant seem to figure it out
🎼 Drummed since age 10 , just took up guitar last oct . Loving it !!! The gear list so far ? iv'e found some great peices ;) Me Me Me lol . Shane well done mate . Sounded good for a quick cut . I could here what was needed . Live Is Fun ,enjoy your new talent gear . Just as a side note the guitar , beer and friends is how i came up with my youtube handle ....( My ) Band Name bahaaaa 🎵. Well look at that ,I sound like a guitarist . CHEERS , have a great day .
I'm not a drummer but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night. Although I actually have a floor tom that was owned by Wide Spread Panic's Todd Nance.
Can you demo the $30 Klon they have on Wish? Looks pretty good! 😂 Cool kit! I’ve played drums all my life. Guitar is my second instrument. I’d like to have that kit.
I got an electric midi kit for song writing which is great fun. If I got a real kit I'd be in deep trouble with the neighbours ! My drum playing style seems to prefer the Keith Moon sloppy timing approach ! Fortunately with midi it has quantise !
Lefty playing on a right handed drum kit. Oh, my! Not to worry, Ringo did the same and it worked out pretty well for him.
I do but on guitar, I'm lefty so I play like a righty would do🤔🤔
Oddly drum kits are ambidextrous in nature. No real right of wrong way to set up a drum kit.
And Paul McCartney playas right-handed drums too!
I never quite understood why only guitars have left handed versions. No lefty pianos, violins, or trumpets right?
@@samueljett7807 Good point. Drum kits can be set-up right or left handed but I can't say I've ever seen a left handed banjo.
With 6 more weeks of Iso coming up I figured I'd try something different to keep my sanity. Let me know if I am not alone with this drum fascination. 😆
Check it out online:
Check out the Pearl midtown kit online:
►Sky Music - alnk.to/1C1l0C6
►Sweetwater - imp.i114863.net/PearlMidtown
►Thomann - bit.ly/3if11AW
(Affiliate links)
Time codes:
0:00 - how did this happen!?
8:32 - One Man (crap) band!
Great to see a guitarist putting real drums in their tracks!
Nothing wrong with that Shane. My main instrument is guitar but in the last few years. I have bought electronic drums, an 88 key keyboard. Music is meant to be explored! Drums are a blast to play.
Hehe... I play piano and my daughter asked me to enroll her in electric guitar lessons two years ago. She quit after a year, but within that period, I also picked up a Fender Strat, a Squier Bronco bass and a Pearl Roadshow kit that I customized with a new zebrawood finish and some hardware mods, and got myself to learn how to play them. It's actually quite fun to get out of a comfort zone and acquire this song-focused mode that playing just one instrument won't give you. Congrats on your new kit, Shane!
I can't hear the drums because of the racket that damned guitarist is making 😁!
Hey Shane, its a lockdown thing! I don't have room for an acoustic kit so went for those Yamaha digital kits. Thought it would be a cheap option, but soon found myself upgrading the pedals to proper foot pedals and a kickpad. Also bought a second master unit... Cos you soon find you can never have too many things to hit! Betcha its not long before all those extra cymbals are out and a few extra of those can shaped things start appearing! You think havingG.A.S. is bad?? Have fun!!!
Haha your neighbors must love you! Been looking at kits too
Man the lock-down is really getting to you. A guitar player lowering himself to drummer ........ 🤣 Great video!
Thanks, Cowhide! I must be going mad haha.
@@intheblues Seek help! Don't give in...
Shane, you look like a Dad trying to put toys together on Christmas morning! Sweet kit! I love Pearl...Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm for different things!!!
Nothing idiotic with that I've done the same. Except now I've diversified into Saxophone. It's all fun just enjoy it!
Nice! The saxophone is a great instrument. It's super-soulful. :)
Saxophone was my 1st instrument then guitar. I got an ipad with garage band so got me to learn keys/piano
I have some older E drums to practice with. The wife don’t like em but someday I’ll inherit my fathers Tama Rockstar 5 pc kit... my wife probably will inherit my mothers annoyance of them 😂 but man they are so much fun 🤘🏽
Haha you made me chuckle man. Too funny 😊🤘
So glad you did this. I have been looking at acoustic kits on Reverb, even though I am not a player (and nowhere NEAR your level on guitar). But, during lock down, having a full band set up at my disposal seemed so tempting. Enjoy!
Right off the bat that recording at the end felt really good. Like the recordings you do normally are still great but having the drums you tracked in there beefed it up so much and gave it a much more organic feel. It's probably more of a hassle but it's very much worth it for bigger demos at the least. That kit sounds really good too given its form factor.
Wow, awesome shane !! getting more versatility in what you can offer now musically-wise !! congrats & nice kit too !!
Thanks mate! :)
I was NOT expecting this ! 😆😂 Good luck mate ! 😎👍
Good 1 Shane! I know you keep a beat well. Played with you a few times with you on drums & me on bass! Rock on! \m/
"This is video is absolutely not click bait"
That's exactly what a clickbaiter would say😂
🤣
You should have put drums in the title. Drummers would probably be interested. But I'm sure they will wander in.
Playing Music is meant to be fun! Learning new instruments qualifies as fun! Also, that solo you ripped on that Tokai is one of my favorites you have ever done. Good work, Shane.
Thanks, Daniel. It's been fun to mess with so far :)
Oh god! That first minute of setting up the kit reminds me of the time I started volunteering at the local musicschool/recordingstudio. Only thing I knew about drums at that time was that my band was always looking for someone to play them. X-D
Well done Brother! You're not alone, I'd love a new kit! Almost pulled the trigger during Gearfest! Be Well and Congrats!
Hello Shane, after hearing your friend's Ludwig and the Pearl you own now, which of the 2 do you prefer ? I'm debating between these kits to buy one but i can't test them in person ... Your opinion will help, thank you. I love your reviews...
What a coincidence, just a few days ago I was checking some drum sets to see what I could get to learn. The one you got looks and sounds good. Have fun with it!
That was really cool it must be very satisfying to play every part on a song and record it. I’m tempted to follow this idea when I get more space for a kit myself.
Dude you even look like a drummer!! Well done on thinking out of the box, this is going to be an interesting ride. I'm keen to follow on and see how it all pans out.
Hi Shane. The color is real nice. What order did you record the instruments? Keep it up.
Congrats, love the 🍒 red sparkle and as a former pro drummer who messes with guitar at home for kicks I encourage this kind of thing. The key is to play feeling loose and relaxed and confidence helps too, the moment you hesitate the feel and timing are gone and
I recommend a tea towel or leather wallet on the snare and floor tom esp. if you try sticks. 5A are the industry standard stick but 7A and 8a are thinner and good for lighter playing.Tune the bottom heads half to a full turn tighter than the batter side on top in general using 2 drum keys opposite edges of the 🥁
Dammit Shane -
My brain bends enough watching you play as a lefty.
The flipped video bits with you as a righty broke my brain completely.
Another option I like for sticks is the Vic Firth Tala Wands. They are much quieter than traditional drumsticks but rebound off the drums much more than brushes. They are a great inbetweener.
Right on Shane, cool to rock out on the drums a little!
Back in March when NSW went into lockdown I got a keyboard. I now use it as a table. I wish you a better journey.
I used to use an ironing board as a drum kit. So we cancel each other out, and neither need feel embarrassed!
Ha Ha, that's what I was afraid of if I bought a synth!
That was fun - hardly idiot stuff. I noted you flipped to right hand guitar there. I always like a cracking snare - you gotta get the plain hickory sticks for that. Look forward to more videos. What made you decide over an electric kit?
Pretty good job on the drums 👍 From the build up I was expecting total crap.
Try the Glyn Johns technique... Close mic the kick and snare (an SM57 works well for snare), position a condenser over the kit centred on the snare, and a second condenser looking across the floor tom, equidistant from the centre of the snare... When you mix it, pan the two condensers hard left and right and you get this huge, spacious drum sound.
LOL, I got my first kit (I'm 46) back in February. I'm loving it! Have fun.
Awesome man! You're a musician, you can't limit yourself to just one instrument! I play piano, saxophone and drums as well as guitar and bass. but I don't have a drum kit..I have one floor tom from a buddies kit lol
Drums is my primary instrument but I enjoy your guitar videos because I'm a lefty guitarist and bassist too. I recamend if you are looking for something quieter than drum sticks but more body than brushes, get some of the wooden dowel type of whips. A great example is the "Rute" bamboo sticks from Vic Firth. I use them a lot for band rehersals and gigs and even recording when playing a bit quieter is requested or a need. Give them a try. They are a great in between from sticks and brushes.
really good man..enjoyed it to the max....keep playing!
Good for you Shane! Becoming a multi-instrumentalist!! Nice looking kit!
Great vid, cool solo at the end. So where does this kit sit in the scheme of things - Harley Benton equivalent or a bit higher up?
It's probably like a Players Series Strat
Hey bro, fellow lefty here. I have my drums set up with the hi-hat on the right side so I can play properly. Which for us lefties would be left hand over the right hand. Left hand playing hi hat and right the snare. Have fun!!!
Enjoy the new kit mate. I played drums when I was younger and am hoping to get an electric kit wen I finish building my new studio. I use a few virtual drum packs at the moment but would rather play my own kit. I’m going electric to keep the volume down and for easier editing in my DAW but it won’t be the same as rocking out on a real acoustic kit. I don’t know if you can still get them, but I used heads that had a double skin with an oil layer between them. They didn’t ring as much and I much preferred the sound. Might be worth checking out when you wear out the heads on yours.
Lefty axe, righty drummer.....which foot do you kick a footy with and which arm do you bowl with?
Awesome 👍 I miss my drum set, now I think you just inspired me to think about getting one again. Have a great day Sir. ☮️ brother!
I recommend using the Blastiks to lessen the sound. It’s a hybrid between a pair of drum sticks and and brushes.
Instead of a pillow, try a sandbag. It'll let you keep the depth of pitch but it tames some of the extended resonance. There's a video about it on the Sounds Like a Drum YT channel if you wanted to hear the difference.
Also, moving your ride to be just behind (from your seated perspective) the hi-hats might be a really good compromise, I know several lefties that play that way (sharing a kit with a righty only takes moving the ride around instead of mirroring the whole kit for those inflexible righties like me xD ).
I just got an Alesis Nitro Mesh electronic kit for $375. Perfect addition to my music room. Small footprint and I can play whisper quiet to head banging loud. I was surprised how good it sounds and how well it plays. Not being a drummer it suits my needs perfectly.
I walked into Allan's Music, (😆remember them?) & said to the guy " As a talentless & frustrated guitarist, do you think I'd make a better drummer?" "Oh & I live in an apartment!"
He just said "Follow me!" An hour later & I was walking out of there with a Roland HD1 starter kit wondering WTF just happened? 🤣🤣
Those Roland kits are great! If I didn't get this I would have got the Roland electronic drums. :)
Absolutely not what I was expecting! Nice 😁
What an idiot.... I am for watching this from a smartphone, while on the toilet. :P Nice kit!
Looking forward to a follow-up review after you settle in. I'm shopping for a small, quiet kit for my kid.
Wow! That was awesome! Good job Shane.
Does that kit come with one of those tall, fur covered hats w/chinstrap that the marching band dudes wear? Looks like a heap'a fun!
Very impressive Shane - can only imagine the sense of accomplishment when you played it all back at the end
Thanks, Brad. It was fun to throw this track together for the video. The idea is now to be able to play simple grooves to keep the backing tracks a bit more fresh but still with the live feel.
Thats so cool, I would love to play the drums for fun but everytime I sit down in front of our drummers kit he kindly asks me to stop 😂😂
Always good to have a Drum Kit on hand, way to go!
Sounds pretty damn good Shane ! I dig the camera work too . You're a one man band now brother. The black cherry sparkle is a nice color for the kit. Keep on hammerin" down man, I really enjoyed your jam. When ya get the drums tuned to your liking you need to make a longer jamming vid. Enjoy it hoss ! Later!
Got to give respect to your life supporting you playing 2 instruments everyday😌
Wow, the song, musicality, guitars, and new kit are just great! Keep it up Shane!
Thank you! :)
I was always freaking out about being too loud with my drums (I'm older). I tried brushes and mute pads. For me, the best results have been with the Remo Silent Stroke Drum heads and the Zildjan Low Volume Cymbals. Just saying. Also, good song and mix!
Nice job! You surprised the heck out of me!
Ive been thinking about getting a kit as well. Would probably have to do electronic since I don't have room even for something that small I don't think. So I guess next up you have to decide whether to go keys or harmonica.
I am a fellow lefty guitarist and I've been watching your channel for years. I said this recently but I'll say it again: KILLER guitar playing shane. I mean it-your phrasing and note selection is phenomenal. You make that LP sing! (And of course, nice drum and bass playing as well 🤘)
Thanks so much mate!
I bought an Alesis e-drum kit a couple years ago. Great fun and it will trigger my Addictive Drums software so it can sound really good vs the stock sounds. Not loud either but the tippy tap sounds from the pads without hearing the drum sounds might be even more annoying to others than acoustic drums. Lol.
Câmeras are inverted? Playing right handed guitar and right handed drums?
Nice drums , appeals to me over an electronic set . I'm surprised you set them up right handed ?!
Wow, ambidextrous guitar playing. Now I’m really impressed.
Nice, always good to expand your skills. I went for a triangle as my option from the guitar..😂
hahaha 🤣
I’m still trying to catch up to you on six string much less bass now here you throw in a drum set. But I’ll have to admit I’ve considering both myself. Very cool 😎 !
I picked up the banjo during the lockdown and singing! We all need to deal with this in our own ways. Shane does your room get bigger when you bring new gear into it?
I’m gone for a few days and when I get back YOU’RE BEHIND A FRIGGIN KIT!!!!???!!!!
If you ever get a chance, would you review the Eastman T64V? I'm not sure how easy they are to find left handed.
Thumbs Up! I think the Rocker Bug has bit you. A few years back I bought a Silvertone kit. Cheap, but the drums sound good. The cymbals were like playing aluminum foil. Pretty funny. They were bent as soon as I started hitting them. Being I'm not a drummer, I didn't care . He can bring his own. I finally but on the Classic Vibe 70's HSS Strat. Plays great, so thanks for the tip on the C.V. They really are good guitars. But that neck is definately getting sanded. Sorry you guys are locked down again. We opened up to soon in the States. Clearly, there's to many right handed people running things.
I say it's high time that you release your own signature kit!
0:13 "Heee, where's the strings?"
No Dots!
Doin drums now too Shano!
Mate if you don't want it too loud in the house, try chucking an old blanket in the bass drum and gaffa tap some rolled up paper towel to the toms near the edge. Quick and cheaper than getting those drum rings but does something similar.
That's one of the things with cheaper kits and where they save the money is the cymbals. I ended up buying a cheap Sabian cymbal pack to replace the ones that came on my daughters set as they sounded like hitting trash cans!
Fun - try the Glyn Johns method which you have probably researched - used on Eric Clapton's" I Still Do" album around 2016 and the drums sound very good. Some other things on the album are engineered pretty averagely but the drums are full and rich and have a good stereo spread. Thumbs up!
Great band, but I think the drummer has the hots for the bass player.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
They all seem like a perfect match
Makes sense - they both have the same rhythm ;)
saddlebag what happens if they fall out - who leaves the band?
@@jeffs2485 No one left Fleetwood Mac. They just change lovers.
I just hope you actually end up using it! I've had a kit setup in my basement for years, but RARELY ever play it, unless a friend comes over to jam... ;)
Ditto.
I'm a guitarist... I've got a floor tom, lke yours. It sit's next to my chair. It's my coffee table. Also lights up and changes colours. And you thought you were an idiot ;0
hahaha
There's a pub in the next town to me where they have an entire drum kit hanging as lampshades for the main lighting. Actually looks pretty cool!
Nice kit! Love my kit, but can only play and record on it when wife and kids are out of the house cuz they are LOUD
The black cherry sparkle looks great....when it starts warping and peeling off....
Hey Shane can you explain that little lick that you do at the end of the 4 bars on the snare and the hihat? Is it 3(snare) i(hat) and(snare) a (hat)?
Really cant seem to figure it out
I don't know anything about drum kits, but that looks like a nice one!
🎼 Drummed since age 10 , just took up guitar last oct . Loving it !!! The gear list so far ? iv'e found some great peices ;) Me Me Me lol . Shane well done mate . Sounded good for a quick cut . I could here what was needed . Live Is Fun ,enjoy your new talent gear . Just as a side note the guitar , beer and friends is how i came up with my youtube handle ....( My ) Band Name bahaaaa 🎵. Well look at that ,I sound like a guitarist . CHEERS , have a great day .
I thought lockdown was getting to me when I bought a harmonica. This is a different league!
haha :)
I bloody knew you were really right handed.... 😂😂😂😂
I'm not a drummer but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night. Although I actually have a floor tom that was owned by Wide Spread Panic's Todd Nance.
Wow, it's cool! Movement is life!
Can you demo the $30 Klon they have on Wish? Looks pretty good! 😂 Cool kit! I’ve played drums all my life. Guitar is my second instrument. I’d like to have that kit.
OMG The freakin’ highhat stand. 🤣 it took me a few tries to figure out that too. That’s a nice kit 🤘
That’s a killer looking drum set.
Opening up a whole new market Shane!!
Hahahaha dude my buddy literally just gave me his old drum set two days ago!!!! Love it this made my day :)
That's awesome! 😀
I enjoy your musicianship! A lefty player with a righty drum kit 👏✔️
Love it pal, been thinking about get one a long time, might actually indulge, thanks for the tips.
sounds really nice, Shane! your recorded tracks are always well done, but this one sounded way more...alive?
your neighbours are going to love you mate.
I live out in the sticks so I'll be fine. The kit isn't very loud either. I am letting the mics do the work :)
I'm sure they already do.
On the drum bass you need to do a hole, do the microphone could capture some bass sounds
Nothing sounds like a real kit in a great room recorded with really good mics etc etc
JRR ... sorry man .. disagree ! Even here in Shane's vid .... that kit sounds caca compared to his usual computer software drums .
As long as you didn't rob a bank or drained yours, I see no Idiot. Great choice and the color is gorgeous. Enjoy!
I got an electric midi kit for song writing which is great fun. If I got a real kit I'd be in deep trouble with the neighbours ! My drum playing style seems to prefer the Keith Moon sloppy timing approach ! Fortunately with midi it has quantise !
1 2 1 2 3 4 very cool Shane lefty guitar and righty drums !
"One man band" status unlocked, sounds good.
When I saw this title in my notifications, I first thought, who the F is calling me an idiot! 🤣😂
Yup, sounds really good too