drumkat
Senior Member
Hello there guys.
I was hoping to start a discussion on different approaches to conventional drum set set ups to get that unique sound
For example, I can remember using my 10" splash as a bottom hat and my 8" splash as the top hat for a song once.
The sound was fantastic, kind of robotic/industrial
But I couldn't keep using them as I kept missing them with my sticks
So, has anyone else done the "unconventional"?
For example;
using a twin ply head for a snare reso
Using a pizza box for recording a great brush sound
You get the picture......
I was hoping to start a discussion on different approaches to conventional drum set set ups to get that unique sound
For example, I can remember using my 10" splash as a bottom hat and my 8" splash as the top hat for a song once.
The sound was fantastic, kind of robotic/industrial
But I couldn't keep using them as I kept missing them with my sticks
So, has anyone else done the "unconventional"?
For example;
using a twin ply head for a snare reso
Using a pizza box for recording a great brush sound
You get the picture......