#21

Think he needs a lot of manoeuvrability, he probably has to play a harp or something with his legs.

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#22

For me they are drums.

“When should I set up the drums and cymbals do you think?” - quote that no-one ever said

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#23

There’s no song on earth that wouldn’t be improved by more gong.

#24

cymbals =/= drums
but cymbals are part of a drum kit

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#25

Deafeningly high in the mix for maximum impact.

Also massive amounts of clipping from the recording.

#26

says who?

#27

You only need the snare, kick high rack tom and floor tom imo. As many cymbals as possible obviously

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#29

I Frankensteined 3 splash cymbals together and they sound like an 808 handclap now

  • Great idea mate
  • Other, incorrect opinion

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#30

Got a lot of respect for you quoting yourself there.

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#31

You get splash cymbals and crash cymbals but not (afaik) smash cymbals??

#32

Isn’t that very heavy to carry around?

I feel sorry for drummers and the logistics of their instrument(s)

#33

Why not

#34

Acoustic guitar.

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#35

Got a lot of respect for you asking yourself a question there.

#36

Can’t play Wonderwell on the chimes

#37

Nah they’re all thin 8 inch splashes that we’re kinda falling apart. Chuck some gaffa tape on them = instant handclaps

#38

@pietrovalente timeline?

#39

Imagining a smiths cover called this chiming man

#40

Did you do this intentionally hoping that it would happen or lockdown boredom?