Anton James Olsson - Tama Silverstar - Product Spotlight

[@sticktodrum]

Nice. Sync was off for some angles, but still an enjoyable video. The drums sound very good, and that snare is crisp. Cheers.

[@antonjamesolsson]

Yeah, My computer is not really working for me with the video editing. It seems to be in sync for all angles but when i export it's like there's an added delay to some clips. Anyways, Thanks for the comment! Glad you liked it :)

[@NiklasHerzog]

Great sounding Drumset! This really is a 20" bassdrum? Sounds like a 22"! Great sounding toms as well. I don't really like the snare but your playing was excellent! Keep it going buddy :)

[@antonjamesolsson]

Thanks Niklas! Yeah, a little bit of tinkering in logic adds some beef to the kick :) The snare is like most companies "entry level" snares, not that good x). I've only used it to make this video and my first video when I bought the kit. But in comparison to the rest of the kit it's "sub par". Cheers! :)

[@Eleutherarch]

Looks/sounds bigger than an 18 inch kick, and overall it's a pretty warm sounding birch kit. Is the extra dry splash too harsh to use on it's own for lighter music?

[@antonjamesolsson]

Yeah I was supposed to tune the 18" kick higher for this video, but I liked the sound as it was so I let it be. Sure, but some of that "warmth" has to do with the micing etc. No I think you can use the splash regardless of the situation. It's not really an In your face kind of splash, but a more soft sound I woul say. Hope that helps!

[@callumwhitten5439]

Would this be gd for a second kit? Also can u get a 20 bass drum?? Thanks

[@callumwhitten5439]

Would this be gd for a second kit? Also can u get a 20 bass drum?? Thanks

[@antonjamesolsson]

Absolutely, also for a primary set, tuned right. I'm using a 20" in this video!

[@callumwhitten5439]

thanks