Whether you’re building your first drum kit, or traveling with minimal gear, a crash/ride cymbal is an absolute necessity. “When you’re looking to add cymbals to your setup, a crash/ride ...

Here’s how it works. In the earliest days of the drum kit, the ride cymbal provided the pulse behind the elaborate grooves of blues, jazz, and rock 'n' roll. Then Ringo and his peers came along, and ...

There are a couple of ingredients required for a great metal ride cymbal: it needs to be loud enough to cut through a wall of guitars, bright enough to produce a strong attack, and dry enough to ...

16” crash and 20” ride while the Professional Set (£595) also includes the 18” crash. Although you might find cymbals from ...

I played everything from tight ride patterns to aggressive crashes and got what I expected each time. I could spend hours switching through the huge library of cymbals just to see how they sound ...

ride cymbals, syncopation and much more. Director: Sean Dacanay Director of Photography: Paul Neal Editor: Jordan Calig Talent: Larnell Lewis Producer: Maya Dangerfield Line Producer: Joseph ...

But whether you’re just starting out or have already found your groove, when it comes to what holds up your crash, splash, ride, and beyond, it’s best to keep your cymbal stands simple.

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Rock Band 4 is getting new gear and songs. Harmonix on Monday announced a Pro-Cymbals expansion kit and more DLC songs are coming to the newly ...