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I don’t think I’ve regularly used the “traditional” 2-up 1-down set up in over a decade, mostly because I find having my ride right over the kick drum where the mid tom would be is the most comfortable and I’m able to put my china in a comfortable spot on my right in the rare instance that I’m riding on that surface (though mostly I use it for accents)

Great insight, Brian. I recently played a show where the opening drummer offered to let me use his kit, and it was set up like a double bass kit, without the second kick drum. My only issue was that whe way the hi hat was situated I had a very difficult time hitting the 10" tom. Playing traditional grip doesn't really help, but I was able to get a couple hits in there. A couple years ago I played with the idea of offsetting again, but I really like the "cluster" or snare, 10, 12, 14. Vinnie's kit always looked super comfortable for me to play. The off set looks more open and free. I'm thinking Weckl looking at your kit.

So you show weckyl but open the link and get you? No thanks

I really like jazz music awesome

Click had a mind of its own for a few seconds! ha. nice brother. smooth as always and masterful

I think I've only ever heard one other guy talk about that elbow movement. And that was like 30 years ago. And ever since, every time I watch a drummer, I look for that elbow movement -- and almost no one does it, but it makes so much sense. Great stuff as always. Thanks, Brian.

Another interesting example of biomechanics. Great video, love to see your versatility and wide musical interest!

Fun groove! What would you call it? And did you use single stroke drags LRLR or RRLR in the hihat / snare part?

Masterful job! Everything you do is Uptown !!! 😊

Well, the snare sounds great.

Your a awesome drummer

Great shuffle sir 😊

Do you have the click programmed to turn off after a minute? I didn’t see you hit anything to shut off the click track

Another interesting topic for me if you were to consider it for a later video, is playing on top of or behind the beat (or on it). To me this suggests that there is a choice - and to me there is usually only one place that feels right, and trying to be anywhere else just don't. Or I would have to listen only to the click and ignore what the rest of the band is doing - if this makes sense.

Very relevant topic for me, I was wondering about this. Totally agree with your stance on preparedness.

9:48 venues not using overheads makes accidentally playing the cymbals louder even cringier, as they don't have them going through FOH for a reason. I always set up at least one overhead mic, which I dial up higher and change the relative kit balance for quieter venues or songs. That said, it's been only one step in trying to figure out my mess of an IEM system. I started using stereo monitoring at my home studio years ago, so switching to mono for live has been quite the difficult transition.

when i see people like you it makes me feel like a waste of space and it makes me wish i was never born.

Wasnt expecting this. Totally dig it! I really like how you work the hihats and the rides. I myself cant play the real drums, I just know how to program the machines.

Nice groove, nice snare! What's with the plastic disc in front of the rack tom?

What size of a AA snare drum?

Ass kickin' music!!!😂

I was waiting for him to slide the drumstick on the cymbals beside him😞

I love the way you play the songo! Out of all the drummers that I’ve heard play it you sound the closest to Weckl. Really appreciate your videos.

Broe….less talking with um uh umm uh ….more playing….just put the notation on screen instead 🤷🏻‍♂️

Beautiful but needs to be much smoother.

bringin back the Weckl 9!

Great work Brian. Dave's triplets dont resolve well because they don't end up on 1. I'd love to show you why.

Nice playing, and super interesting video! I wonder if anybody else is hearing the click, or are you the only one? Take care!

Great stuff brother! I'm constantly pulling this lick out - so fun. That and his HH one - LF, LH - before ride bell/splash, snare, in a groove... a blast!

Awesome, Brian; thanks man!

How are you giving a lesson without giving the sticking pattern?

The color. So beautiful.

Nice!!!!🔥

Excellent sound, excellent drumming...fat!

Thanks for sharing this! I was so bummed to missed again this year cause of a gig. Thankful for the gig though hah!

Remember, don't be concern about getting endorsement from drum company! Focus on doing your thing, like playing drums, going gig, etc. And the drum endorsement will take of it!

old I know, but I picked up a 13x7 G Maple SLP and my god it's phenomenal. I run a Remo P77, tune the fundamental pretty high, and crank the remo hazy snare size and that thing cracks something fierce while still having a pretty good midrange & some low end. Something about the super thick head with the tuning so high and it still has that crack with some pitch resonance. Def loud on the ears though haha Listening to this Walnut I do think it looks amazing, but has surprisingly similar dynamics to the maple :) tone wise is close but not exact

That snare sounds great and the review is outstanding. But is that a DW kit in your studio??

Hi great video,can you tell me what the damper is that you use.

Tama big brass snare with 42 snares.

They are GREAT drums. Love mine.

Use the bass drum mount. No vibrations.

Robbie Hagberg I think you should have listened with me please y y I can get a pop of my head and she has a head and I will work with you and I can go to work and I will not be there in about 10 mins or so I can get it done before you leave for work today and will be in about 10 minutes or so much I can get you some food for you and I can

What snare head is on here

I'm only running 2 Ambient condenser mics and my sample pad into my ears. ! is placed between the hihat, snare and rack tome. The other one is placed near the floor toms. This gives me a decent balance, so i can still hear tone, kick snare and some cymbals. The drums are the loudest things on the stage so you should be able to feel them.

Wow! ❤😻

Best review of this snare! 👍

painful

You talk. But don't play

Another great video!