A little bit about kit setup

[@BAKEMEAT420]

Thanks,Pauliewanna for the explanation......Being a drummer for almost 40+years,i still have a Obsessive-Compulsive approach to the kit....as to meaning,how its set-up,the sound,etc...thanks again,keep it up.............

[@cesarneyra3987]

Love all your videos Paul!!!..Hope you´re doing all right!..Take care brother!

[@nawrock]

Very interesting observation Paul...

[@graff8635]

Aye dude I watched all your videos why can't you make more? Please respond to this comment somehow

[@paulstone4889]

I don't have time or the inclination. Sorry! Maybe one day!

[@bozimmerman]

I miss this guy.

[@brettarchinal9887]

I've noticed this on my sticks too. But there is also more damage on mine further down the stick,... I like rim shots. lol

[@sticksbass]

long time no see!

[@sticksbass]

i think peart had the right idea when he played w the big ends. theres really no need to use the beaded end in rock. they just widdle away and break a lot quicker and even damage the heads more and quicker. i think beaded/tapered sticks are kind of a scam so that drummers have to buy more sticks and heads, unnecessarily.

[@matthewthompson6455]

sticksbass i agree in rock drumming, but in things like jazz and surf the beaded heads make a HUGE difference.

[@jbytuna]

Thanks for sharing

[@Johnbartheart]

Where did you go dude?!?!..

[@MnPigon]

I wonder that too, I discovered him a year after he quit, still watching his vids to this day.

[@paulstone4889]

I'm still here... just not producing videos!

[@14Maxmom]

what MIDI brain do you use for your electronic pads and triggers?