lol ok

Thank you!!!!!!!!

Glad to hear, I really like them too. The Pearl drums sound amazing, and the show was really cool.

Yeah I think I’ve had it since like 2006! I’d say money well spent!

@@SEAJustinDrum very well spent!

Right? I wish I had access to more groups and shows so I could have filmed more back then.

Yo Thanks dude!

Hey thank you for the positive feedback on these! They've been helping me a lot with motivation to practice, so that is great to hear!

Thanks Devin! They've been fun to make and are giving more ideas for stuff to practice. I'm glad you're liking them!

DUDE PLEASE DO! You have killer hands, use em. I wish I could play hand to hand flams like Austin....

Thanks dude!!!

Yo good catch, I’ll fix that.

Yup, talked about that in the video. Might switch it up later IDK.

I’ll make one! But basically just working on triple stroke natural decay with some wrist support!

Just keep at it yo!!!!!!

Yo thanks dude!!!

Thanks dude!!!! Have a good one!

Thanks Olivier!

Thanks dude! Have a good one!

@@SEAJustinDrum Of course.

Thanks Sergio!

Thank you Olivier!

Thanks bae

Hi Michael

Thanks Olivier!

Thanks Ricky!

@@SEAJustinDrum your welcome Justin, i have done a couple of Dua Lipa covers, check them out if you are interested, many thanks

Yo thanks man! Have a good one!

@@SEAJustinDrum Absolutely. If you can please come check out my work.

What year? This is basically all I’ve got.

@@SEAJustinDrum i know its oregon winter drumline competition sometime in between 2009-2011. very intricate, lots of polyrhythms

Summer music rehearsals for marching band, anywhere from a couple days, to a few weeks. The “band camp” I referenced was basically just a week of 9am-5pm rehearsals.

@@SEAJustinDrum I know what band camp is I just didn't understand how you said it

There has been a concerted effort by alot of lines to play more melodically, especially noticable in indoor this year. Not many basslines are just ramming

Thank you!

I’ve used all sorts of stuff to be honest. Skate wax is good, tea light candle wax gets a little chunky but is workable. Paraffin wax is a good bet. I’d just shoot for something pretty hard that doesn’t have any coloration in it and you’ll be good, honestly. I don’t buy specific products for drum maintenance, I just use what I have (that block of wax will literally be mostly there by the time we’re dead, lol), I’ll just use things I have laying around like thin bike lube for lugs, candle wax for edges, painters tape/packing tape for deadening. No real point in splurging, IMO.

Cork grease!

Cascades 2014-2016 and early tour 2017

Thanks dude! Much appreciated.

@@SEAJustinDrum i just abt learned this part

Yesssss! That makes me so happy! Have fun!!!

Justin Bales thank you

Sorry this is a year late, hah! Those 13” drums always gave me grief. I haven’t tuned one in years. I’m going to try to get my hands on one. The drums I was working with had white maxes on top, falams on bottom. They were always super plasticy sounding. A black max might darken the sound up a bit. Anyways- was not fond of the 13” drums in that situation. When UW band went to Shanghai, Pearl had drums for us over there so we didn’t need to fly with them. I believe we were on 13” drums. Black max on top, Mylar on bottom. Those drums sounded freaking awesome. The Mylar added some much depth to the sound, at a cost of tuning all the time. I’d imagine that it wouldn’t work super well from a longevity standpoint- We were only there for a week.