Lopez needs to shut off his snare

[Satori]

I shouldn't really be saying this, however, I think it's important.

The buzz from Lopez's snare was kind of distracting during the show, during the non-drum parts. I don't know why he didn't shut it off (you know, the lever to drop the snare wires).

But aside from this, the show was great, Lopez is great, and Mikael is a genuis as well as a very friendly and personable live performer. It was an evening of pure magic.

And PT is just fucking incredible live. Damn.

 

[DoReMi]

You know absolutely nothing about metal! The "in-thing" to do is to replace it with an oil tanker. Thank goodness there are bands out there that know how a snare should be used.

 

[Stormwatch]

Isn't that what Lars did on St Bob? Hence the frying pan drum sound?

 

[Stormwatch]

Ha! DoReMi beat me to it. Bastard!

 

[ucsbdude]

Isn't that what Lars did on St Bob? Hence the frying pan drum sound?

More like he's pounding of a Jamaican steel drum.

 

[Algarothsyum]

No no NO, he's using his brand new Tama signature series trash cans. GOD, don't you people read magazines at all??

 

[Static]

Uh-oh...don't tell me Lopez has been 'influenced' by Lars Ulrich...

Holy shit...hope Mikael doesn't start singing like Hetfield...

*shudders*

 

[Black_paragon]

that 'buzz' is called sympathetic buzz and if it pops up it can be a bitch to get rid of, as the snare vibrates to one particular note. shutting it on and off makes a rather crackly sound which would sound awful amplified.

 

[ucsbdude]

Uh-oh...don't tell me Lopez has been 'influenced' by Lars Ulrich...

Holy shit...hope Mikael doesn't start singing like Hetfield...

*shudders*

Don't ever think like that again

 

[Surreality]

the guy behind the mixing table should of turned the fucking mic down. . .