PorkPieGuy
Platinum Member
Very cool.
I started with a 6-piece YEARS ago. After we started playing out a lot, I started leaving a couple toms home...then some chinas...then a cymbal or two. For the band that I'm in right now, I play this configuration:
I'm thinking about ditching the rack tom and the crash cymbal, then going with a kick, snare, floor tom, crash/ride cymbal, and hats. Something like Miles Miller, the drummer for Sturgill Simpson:
A lot of people say bring the right tools for the right job. I guess my philosophy would be "Bring the right tools for the job, but don't over-pack."
I started with a 6-piece YEARS ago. After we started playing out a lot, I started leaving a couple toms home...then some chinas...then a cymbal or two. For the band that I'm in right now, I play this configuration:
I'm thinking about ditching the rack tom and the crash cymbal, then going with a kick, snare, floor tom, crash/ride cymbal, and hats. Something like Miles Miller, the drummer for Sturgill Simpson:
A lot of people say bring the right tools for the right job. I guess my philosophy would be "Bring the right tools for the job, but don't over-pack."