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good stuff man. no gripes at all

also, 10" 14" and 18" toms might give you more even intervals, given the even size difference between each drum. same with 10" 12" and 14", which i think is the point behind fusion sizes isn't it?

niiiiice. i've never played on any fiberglass drums, how you like 'em?

I'd like to see everyone's setup, and i'll post mine in a few days once i can get some decent pics of it. I'm always looking at other people's stuff and trying out things i see :cool:. Maybe we'll all end up giving each other a few ideas. List specs too.

Herbie Hancock always pwns, and always plays with musicians that do the same.

oooh that sucks. i've always wanted to but never got the chance. i am a hell of a shot though. i used to go to a friend's house in BFE and go shoot 30-06, .45 ACP and .17 HMR all the time. fun times to be had.

cool cool. are you by chance a hunter, sir?

ooooooooooohhhh i can most definitely deal with some jeff beck (i'm a guitar player too), and colaiuta is an animal. good link rimshot! thanks much =]

harvey would it be at all possible to get this stuff with no drums? i need some playalong tracks, and this stuff sounds reeeeaaaally fun....

i for one love seeing any high speed camera footage. it's amazing how exaggerated and surreal all this motion really is, though it happens too quick for our eyes to notice it, there's some seriously crazy footage of different stuff taken with high speed cameras. one thing that's cool to see is...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVbKzhwmVNY&feature=related there's a good video of mangini. his facial expressions are absolutely hilarious

i actually watched that yesterday haha. that was some sweet footage. i've seen cymbals on a high speed, but drum heads on a high speed camera look absolutely NUTS.

no problem man. i had the same problem for a long while, that was just something i figured out from experience.

yeah, try recording everything else first, and then recording the drums over and over again, tweaking things until they're just right, that way if you record it once, and everything else makes it sound like crap, your stuff is already set up and you don't have to deal with it.

any other opinions? for one, will that power supply be fine for now or should i up it a bit?

The firestudio would probably do you well, or an Alesis Io26. either way you'll have to go firewire. you can get a PCI card which will add firewire input on your pc for about 25-30 bucks

already got one =] I was actually thinking about using a 250Gb internal, and buying an enclosure for the 500, but i haven't the cash at the moment.

haha. good or bad sick nasty? or indifferent sick nasty? or maybe an i dont give a damn sick nasty?

First build, but i've done numerous upgrades before so i shouldn't have much trouble. What's everyone's opinion on specs? 3.2Ghz dual core 4Gb 800mhz ram 500Gb SATA hard drive (internal) 450 watt power supply PCI firewire card standard internal sound card that i won't be using is a...

yup! he's got some other stuff on the tube too. his beatbox thing is hilarious