Juan Expósito wrote:

Witchcraft...

Good song and nice, creative playing. There can be hiccups and everyone should play to the best of their abilities but as Mike Portnoy once said 'I reserve perfectionism for the studio, life gigs is a different story.'

amoergosum wrote:

Jean-Paul wrote:I do not recommend the Neil Peart vids.

...add Stefanie Eulinberg to that list.

True, but I like her snare sound. Would you know how to achieve something like that?

Just found this:



beautiful...

DSOP wrote:I think you've missed the whole point. I was trying to go full Tony Williams.

I know, I just wanted to help you get a better sound withouth dropping the dots.

Next thing you know, a headline in papers "Steve Holmes and Kim Kardashian are dating!" Congrats Steve! Fully, fully deserved!

I just ordered black dots for my entire set - top and bottom - snare - bass drum. This experiment resulted in a big FAIL. :( I tried the black dot on my 12" batter side first. It sounded okay - a bit more bottom end, shorter decay. Then I replaced the resonant side (which had a clear ambassado...

circh bustom wrote:
Personally, i'd like to hear what Steve, Todd and Gavin have to say about this topic.

That would actually be very cool!

Lucas Ives wrote:Have you listened to Hancock's Thrust (or Flood, for that matter)?

Yes. Actual Proof is cool, as for the rest of them I think I need to grow up a bit

Matthijs Ament wrote:How can you not 'dig' Herbie Hancock, Miles Davis or Sarah Vaughan?

I said I do 'dig' Miles Tried Herbie and it still has to 'get' me...