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they are all great but I'd go for the K

The OCP's look really great and all but I think DW's sound much better...

I'd try Korg Electribe ER1-MKII... its fantasticlly durable - you can use to for anything - loads of fanstatic beats built in, but making your own is seriously simple..... 'tis a great machine - it'll set you back only around £200

yeh they used to bury their K rides.... I like to leave my cymbals to age naturaly

he isnt in QOTSA anymore... he just recorded their album... Joey Costillo plays the drums for GOTSA now, just as well as Dave did.. if not better...

agreed

i agree, as with everything DW its sturdy, and stunning quality. Its lovely and smooth, strong and not tooo expensive, definatly worth it. Better than Iron Cobras in my opinion

hehe thats funny

Im not really an expert.. but if i was you I'd use a nice kick mic in the bassdrum (AKG dymanic?) and then have one mic on (not touching the head) the snare (Shure SM57?) and then one overhead. I think you need phantom powering for condensers (???) which i doubt the 424 will have....

Re: ok ok ok just because someone uses fancy fills doesnt make them "good". A good drummer plays well with the music, Meg does exactly what she needs to do considering what she plays.... fancy chops wouldnt suit their music in the same way that Meg wouldn't sound good in Nirvana, or...

i reakon he's over rated

depends how much you want to spend.... If you want a few names to check out: Premier (any series) Pearl (Export, ELX, Masterworks) Tama (Rockstar, Starclassic, Artstar) Yamaha (higher series) DW (if you can afford them) Pork Pie (again v.expensive) Ludwig (Bonham kit:)) To get "fat" sounds...

I use -Evans G2s on Toms, batter and reso -Evans G2 on BD batter -Pearl ELX on BD reso -Evans Power Centre on snare batter -Evans G1 on snare reso I use a pillow and blanket in kick and a quite a bit of tape on my toms. The set-up works fine for me, doing all round playing live and studio over...

I'd get a drum machine - a descent one like.. Korg Electribal series or something... completely pro sounds and some amazing beats. I'm a drummer and I use it in my band to do some rock/electonica crossover stuff and it works great. Really simple to use.... Failing that hire a real drummer

i got an Korg Electribe ER1-MKII in the end... its amazing... only cost me £199 as well

i got a Korg Electribe ER1-MKII in the end and its amazing!

ooo very nice pedal (Y)

:( your all making me jealous ..... there i was thinking my 488 was flashy

cheers :) recording today so i think gonna have to go with one 58 overhead, one 58 in the kick and just tune the kit to make it sound amazing. [I'm gonna need the other 6 tracks for the other instruments - we are a only three piece but we need two vocal tracks and two guitar tracks and a bass...

add 20 min solos all round