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Ah, dynamics - the forgotten component for many musicians, not just drummers!
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07-09-2012 11:36 AM
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Yes! Horns tend to work more on this than other instruments... they are hard on guitar or piano. Essential on drummers of course...
Originally Posted by Tom Karol
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I like to play with good drummer...:-)soft playing is ok but not in every tune.
Sometimes small amp is too small.
I like to feel comfortable on stage.
anway I tried to buy The Ameson RS Jazz 90 head buy they do not export it from UK...:-(Last edited by kris; 07-09-2012 at 12:21 PM.
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I didn't mean to suggest that drummers should always play softly. I meant they should be able to vary their attack and amplitude musically, and most of them don't. Most of them just play triple forte all the time with heavy sticks, or so it seems, as if they're not listening to the tune or the band.
Some drummers ought to spend time listening to greats like Peter Erskine, Jack DeJohnette, or even Shelly Manne. That's what I'm talking about. Few can ever play like them, but they sure provide the inspiration and concepts.
Sorry to hijack the thread!
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I understand your point Section, sometimes I have the same feeling. But I have to say a soft drummer pisses me off much more than a loud one
No hijack, it was a relevant post to me.
Kris wait for the Mambo. He should have the head pretty soon available...
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Maybe this question has been answered: can I buy a Mambo amp in the U.S.? They look very interesting based on his website. Originally Posted by jorgemg1984
I understand your point Section, sometimes I have the same feeling. But I have to say a soft drummer pisses me off much more than a loud one
No hijack, it was a relevant post to me.
Kris wait for the Mambo. He should have the head pretty soon available...
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They are very recent, send an e-mail to Jon on the website. I know he will ship to Portugal, not sure about US.
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