drummers!
#1
12-18-2007, 02:45 AM
drummers!
got bored just wanted to know if there were any drummers on here, such as my self, that own a fit as well.
That being said, i love that i can fit all of my drums into the fit very easily.
That being said, i love that i can fit all of my drums into the fit very easily.
#2
12-18-2007, 11:10 AM
Glad to see other drummers with fits! I have a mapex 6 piece set on a drum rack, so I need the space of a hatchback. I don't have a fit yet, but I should be picking one up tomorrow. After test driving most of the other hatchbacks, the fit is the most fun and has the best milage. Plus it looks better than the rest.
#3
12-18-2007, 11:21 AM
This is OT, but hey, I'll bite. 
Besides lessons, what would be a good kit (used or new) for a beginning drummer to learn on? I play the heck outta games like Drum Mania on the PS2, and recently, I've really wanted to learn how to play for real. It's my favorite instrument. Thanks!
-Mike
Besides lessons, what would be a good kit (used or new) for a beginning drummer to learn on? I play the heck outta games like Drum Mania on the PS2, and recently, I've really wanted to learn how to play for real. It's my favorite instrument. Thanks!-Mike
#4
12-18-2007, 11:25 AM
My first set was a cheap, cheap Percussion Plus set. I think I bought them for $300 or something new. I would suggest just any type of cheap, possibly used drumset you can find to start, then later you can upgrade to a better set. Later on I'd suggest a Gretch or Mapex set depending on how much you play/where you play.
#7
12-18-2007, 01:44 PM
Hard core drummer here! Currently in two bands, and have been playing for many many years of my life! Cool to see fellow musicians here on FitFreak.net.
What do you guys think Of Danny Cary, the drummer for TOOL. OMG, if you havent heard him go buy a TOOL CD or two, your jaw will be on the floor. Its sooo techinical! Both my bands are going in to record soon. As soon as that happens ill post some of our stuff here. I started drumming when i was 8 on a very very cheap set. I was playing guitar for about a year then and just wanted to try out a set. I absolutly loved it. I played for hours a day. Just started to pick up the really basic timing beats after about a month. After a year then found my favorite drummer ever Danny cary and would listen to his stuff for hours trying to model it. that was my lessons never any formal lessons with a teacher. Then found a band, jammed with them went through 3 or 4 diffrent bands before finding my currnt band Cellofane and just joined a new band last week! Long story short drumming is the best lol!
Tyler
What do you guys think Of Danny Cary, the drummer for TOOL. OMG, if you havent heard him go buy a TOOL CD or two, your jaw will be on the floor. Its sooo techinical! Both my bands are going in to record soon. As soon as that happens ill post some of our stuff here. I started drumming when i was 8 on a very very cheap set. I was playing guitar for about a year then and just wanted to try out a set. I absolutly loved it. I played for hours a day. Just started to pick up the really basic timing beats after about a month. After a year then found my favorite drummer ever Danny cary and would listen to his stuff for hours trying to model it. that was my lessons never any formal lessons with a teacher. Then found a band, jammed with them went through 3 or 4 diffrent bands before finding my currnt band Cellofane and just joined a new band last week! Long story short drumming is the best lol!
Tyler
Last edited by TOOL; 12-18-2007 at 01:54 PM.
#8
12-18-2007, 02:09 PM
#10
12-18-2007, 03:37 PM
Beautiful Mapex set, what series is it? Mine is the M-Birch, I really like how the birch sounds.
#12
12-18-2007, 03:57 PM
Hard core drummer here! Currently in two bands, and have been playing for many many years of my life! Cool to see fellow musicians here on FitFreak.net.
What do you guys think Of Danny Cary, the drummer for TOOL. OMG, if you havent heard him go buy a TOOL CD or two, your jaw will be on the floor. Its sooo techinical! Both my bands are going in to record soon. As soon as that happens ill post some of our stuff here. I started drumming when i was 8 on a very very cheap set. I was playing guitar for about a year then and just wanted to try out a set. I absolutly loved it. I played for hours a day. Just started to pick up the really basic timing beats after about a month. After a year then found my favorite drummer ever Danny cary and would listen to his stuff for hours trying to model it. that was my lessons never any formal lessons with a teacher. Then found a band, jammed with them went through 3 or 4 diffrent bands before finding my currnt band Cellofane and just joined a new band last week! Long story short drumming is the best lol!
Tyler
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What do you guys think Of Danny Cary, the drummer for TOOL. OMG, if you havent heard him go buy a TOOL CD or two, your jaw will be on the floor. Its sooo techinical! Both my bands are going in to record soon. As soon as that happens ill post some of our stuff here. I started drumming when i was 8 on a very very cheap set. I was playing guitar for about a year then and just wanted to try out a set. I absolutly loved it. I played for hours a day. Just started to pick up the really basic timing beats after about a month. After a year then found my favorite drummer ever Danny cary and would listen to his stuff for hours trying to model it. that was my lessons never any formal lessons with a teacher. Then found a band, jammed with them went through 3 or 4 diffrent bands before finding my currnt band Cellofane and just joined a new band last week! Long story short drumming is the best lol!
Tyler
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Dani is deff a good drummer.
Some of my Favorites are Derek Roddy, Akira Jimbo, JoJo Mayer, and if you guys are into metal listen to Behemoths drummer, good lord.
#13
12-18-2007, 04:13 PM
i used to have a sweet ass black satin W/ gold hardware DW 6 piece set with all paiste cymbals and a ziligan k custom ride. but i was sick of the neighbors calling the cops on me so i sold it =(
#14
12-18-2007, 04:20 PM
Been playing clubs for 15 years! I've been thru many kits, but I purchased a DW kit back in '96 and play it still. An amazing kit, played in rain, cold, heat and it's never far out of tune. More than worth the money.
I just picked up the new Neil Peart signature snare to play around with(mostly stare at).
I also picked up a roland v-drum pro kit a few months ago(damn neighbors). Been having some fun with that...i'll have to take some pics i guess.
*edit. found a crappy pic of the v-drums. starting the kid out early...and yes i'm a lefty.
I just picked up the new Neil Peart signature snare to play around with(mostly stare at).
I also picked up a roland v-drum pro kit a few months ago(damn neighbors). Been having some fun with that...i'll have to take some pics i guess.
*edit. found a crappy pic of the v-drums. starting the kid out early...and yes i'm a lefty.
Last edited by wgnths; 12-18-2007 at 04:26 PM.
#18
12-19-2007, 06:30 PM
#19
12-19-2007, 08:10 PM
So, I JUST got my fit and I'm so excited. Now I just have to practice using a 5-speed, since it's been years since driving one...
#20
12-19-2007, 10:09 PM
well, i'm a guitarist, but i totally respect amazing drummers, i lack that kind of coordination
(off topic, but i can fit all sorts of my guitar gear in the back and not even have to fold the seats down, hah)
if you haven't seen jimmy chamberlin from the smashing pumpkins perform live, you definitely need to (not a fan of current sp stuff, but his drumming is still amazing). he makes it look so ridiculously easy.
(off topic, but i can fit all sorts of my guitar gear in the back and not even have to fold the seats down, hah)
if you haven't seen jimmy chamberlin from the smashing pumpkins perform live, you definitely need to (not a fan of current sp stuff, but his drumming is still amazing). he makes it look so ridiculously easy.