Author Topic: I HATE (some kinds of) DRUMS  (Read 3962 times)

You know I meant cymbals.
But forget those too...

https://soundcloud.com/virtual-riot/virtual-riot-did-i-mention-i
the drums are definitely audible but they're either not as loud as the actual melody or around equal to it
This song is already on my list, and it's a good example of drums done well. The unobtrusive volume and low pitch make it acceptable, though the way the beat cuts out after an 1/8th note is irritating. Even so, I have to say that I enjoyed the parts without drums the most.
The beats at the beginning (0:30 - 1:00) are an excellent demonstration of the despicably earsplitting kicks I hate.

Here's an example of a song that does well in the department of drum sound.
https://soundcloud.com/revamped-recordings/serenity-ronin
Despite being extremely heavy on the bass, the kick is low and resonant - not infuriatingly high or short.

You know I meant cymbals.
But forget those too...
I used to play trombone in a concert band, and I sat directly in front of the cymbals. Eventually I just took to balancing my instrument on my shoulders and covering my ears with my hands whenever a large crash came up, because I couldn't loving handle the volume.
« Last Edit: July 12, 2015, 07:02:00 PM by Redo »

agree to disagree i guess

i forgetin love drums

wow i am a percussion player and i am triggered

also if you cant handle cymbals youre probably the worlds biggest wuss
« Last Edit: July 12, 2015, 07:08:55 PM by PurpleSir »


drums are the backbone to any good song, how dare you


What about rim shots

By dum tss

i love drums and the wubs that edm music makes


The beats at the beginning (0:30 - 1:00) are an excellent demonstration of the despicably earsplitting kicks I hate.
A bit dramatic, no? "Despicably earsplitting"? More like "A bit sharp" at most. Also, it's a combination of a kick and a hi-hat, so that definitely contributes.




drum cadences = yes; rock band drums = yes

i don't see the problem.