Chris cester(jet)
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Ey .... que informado estas¡¡¡¡¡¡exsactamente lo que uqeria saber¡¡¡¡ gracias men¡¡¡... ademas que amo esa banda.....y otra nota, no entiendo muy bien eso de :una Brady Jarrah Ply de 8" de profundidad¡¡ de nueva gracias ¡¡ROGERS dijo:Utiliza baterías Gretch Catalina Club Jazz con una Brady Jarrah Ply de 8" de profundidad!!!!!!! Y platos Zildjian. Exáctamente: 15" A Zildjian New Beat Hats, and a 22" K Zildjian Dark Ride.
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Aquí tienes el extracto de una entrevista de Modern Drummer, hablando del equipo que utilizó para grabar:
MD: What gear did you use on the recording?
Chris: We used exciting vintage stuff. Ross Garfield, the Drum Doctor, set me up with all these different drums to make one complete drumkit. There'd be a floor tom from a '67 Ludwig and then a rack tom from a late '50s Gretsch. I couldn't tell you exactly what I used because every track was slightly different. I can tell you that the bass drum was the same on every track except "Get What You Need," and that was an old 26" Slingerland.
MD: Why did you use vintage drums?
Chris: I just think they sound better. They were hand-made back then, too, so you're never going to get the same kind of sound with new gear. Another reason people still play them is because they last. I hate it when some guys have vintage kits but never take them out on tour. It's like, the reason they're still working, mate, is because they're built strong.
Aquí tienes el extracto de una entrevista de Modern Drummer, hablando del equipo que utilizó para grabar:
MD: What gear did you use on the recording?
Chris: We used exciting vintage stuff. Ross Garfield, the Drum Doctor, set me up with all these different drums to make one complete drumkit. There'd be a floor tom from a '67 Ludwig and then a rack tom from a late '50s Gretsch. I couldn't tell you exactly what I used because every track was slightly different. I can tell you that the bass drum was the same on every track except "Get What You Need," and that was an old 26" Slingerland.
MD: Why did you use vintage drums?
Chris: I just think they sound better. They were hand-made back then, too, so you're never going to get the same kind of sound with new gear. Another reason people still play them is because they last. I hate it when some guys have vintage kits but never take them out on tour. It's like, the reason they're still working, mate, is because they're built strong.
yo cuando les vi en directo llevaba una usa maple, ahora ya no se que lleva
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CSAR dijo:........???? PUES CLARO¡¡¡ DEBE DE TOCAR CON LA QUE LE DE LA GANA ,TIENE LA PASTA ¡¡¡ PERO PREGUNTABA PA SABER EL EQUIPO CON EL QUE FUNCIONABA NORMALMENTE¡¡¡... Y CREO QUE ES GRETSCH,SEGUN LO QUE E VISTO POR AY¡¡.. Y LO QUE ME A INFORMADO MI BUEN AMIGO ROGERS¡¡
x dios,escribiendo en mayusculas y en negrita,q no soy sordo x favor!!!mas bajito,please,jejeje!!!
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