dose anyone know anythig about leey drums?
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Call Steve Weiss Music and ask for Mike. 215-659-0100
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i live in Jamaica ok? no joke. we use steel pans, and some normail drums as our drums. the are many different types of steel pans though. like there are base,tenor,double seconds and more. these usually make up a band, but tenor(the highest picthed pan) can be played by itself and still sound good. i played steel pan actually...i played base. they are really big, and there are six of them ha, its loads of fun, i'd would join, if thats what u r getting at. hope this helps!\n      Jellybean
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http://www.di.fm/\nhttp://music.dmusic.com/genre/electronic.drumnbass/\nhttp://www.pandora.com/\nhttp://www.shoutcast.com/directory/?sgenre=Drum%20and%20Bass\nhttp://www.epitonic.com/genres/drumandbass.html\nhttp://music.download.com/2001-10541_32-0.html?tag=MDL_nav_dir&\nhttp://www.soundclick.com/genres/ChartsSub.cfm?Genre=Electronica&Subgenre=72\nhttp://www.live-radio.net/info.shtml\n\nTo list a few.
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Accoring to the winnie site they are not in production, but the link below is selling them now.\nI believe it is up for auction on ebay.
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Visit the Pearl Drums website and they got free instructions. And try learnin by drumming along to a song or playing it slow motion to get the beat. Good luck
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Be honest, they will find out eventually anyway, then you are screwed. Practice, practice, practice. Establish your priorities, if drumming is last, you will never do it.
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r u good?where you from? do u play for free? we really need one for our rock band!!!
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This is all I could find for you:\nhttp://www.jambase.com/search.asp?bandID=8091
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Are you trying to sell band equipment, or are you some kind of non English speaking DJ. If your "Drum and bass" is as disjointed as your English, wont it mess up the beat count.I can imagine it on a count of one to four.\nOne tw hree fou. Sorry dude but yur enlish is upallling.
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There is controversy concerning the steelpan's origins. Although it is reported that Winston "Spree" Simon took an old biscuit tin, and beat it with a corn cob to form a steelpan, the history of the evolution and development of the steelpan is more complex and nuanced than that. While Simon may have been the first to use biscuit tins, it quickly turned to ash cans and the steel drums made unintentionally available by the United States. Bunches of young African men can be credited with contributing to the steel pan. Only having scraps as their primary resources they used what they had to preserve cultural aspects of their culture in the space of the Caribbean. Clearly being influenced by the mixture of those on the islands along with the desire for African drums, steel pan was formed. The development of the pan took place largely during WWII, the first record of a pan band in the press being in a report of the Trinidad and Tobago Carnival in the Trinidad Guardian dated Tuesday, February 6, 1940.\n\n \nThe BP Renegades Steel OrchestraOne of the oldest steelbands in the world is The Neal & Massy Trinidad All-Stars which celebrated its 70th anniversary in 2005.\n\nEarly bands were essentially rhythm bands. However during the 1940s discarded 55-gallon steel oil drums became the preferred type of pan and, perhaps noticing that constant drumming changed the tone of the pans, techniques were developed to tune them to enable melodies to be played. During WWII, tamboo bamboo bands, who usually performed during Trinidad's Carnival began using steel drums discarded by the US military (see Destroyers for Bases Agreement) to make advanced versions of their instruments. Ellie Mannette is credited as the first person to use an oil drum in 1946. By the late 1940s the music had spread to neighbouring islands.\n\nIn 1951 the Trinidad All Steel Percussion Orchestra (TASPO) took the music to the Festival of Britain in the United Kingdom - pan music still features in the annual Notting Hill Carnival.\n\nIn 1957, Rear Admiral Daniel V. Gallery formed what became the US Navy Steel Band, which toured the world as ambassadors for the U.S. Navy until 1999.\n\nDuring the 1960s the tuner Anthony Williams developed a pan - the fourths and fifths - that has since become the standard design used today.\n\nTwo Americans, George Whitmyre and Harvey J. Price, have secured a US patent for "the process of formation of a Caribbean steelpan using a hydroforming press". This patent is being challenged by the Trinidad and Tobago Legal Affairs Ministry, since many Trinbagonian drum makers have used similar methods for years.\n\nSteelbands in the early years were looked down upon by upper class society, and the panplayers were seen as undesireables. This view has completely reversed to the point where there are many more church steelbands than conventional bands
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http://www.musicforkids.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=b-jd4530&Category_Code=wooddrums\n\nif you have another snare than this is perfect for your lil brother...have fun....
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I am interested, but I would want to know:\na) Where is your processing plant located?\nb) Who would pay the transportation/shipping costs to Calif. ?\nc) How is it packaged for shipping ? Plastic drums?\nd) How has it been processed, liquified ?\ne) What is the salt (NaCl) content ?\n  Your question gives me very little information to satisfy my needs.
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You could try checking out the site "www.rebirthmuseum.com" to download rebirth (free and legal last i checked)!\nIt contains a roland 808, 909, plus two 303's (assuming you know what they are, which i think you should if your lookin for drum machines)!\nIt's worth a go if you havent already got it!
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Drum.\nFlugelhorn\nHurdygurdy.\nVibraphone,Celeste etc
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cool, i play the drums too. make sure u have the wrench type thing with you. the tuning is more of a personal preference. tune each of the mounted toms 1 whole step apart and the floor tom 1 and a half steps below the lower mounted tom. the snare should have a nice snap to it so you can adjust how far the chains are from the bottom head. make the distance as small as possible. the bass should rattle your windows. make i muffled by stuffing a pillow in it.
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pulse makes a good set that comes with cymbals for about 450 (i think, don't quote me on that)\nremember to keep in mind whether or not a kit has cymbals before you buy it.  otherwise, you will have to spend more money on those, too.  \n\ntry musiciansfriend.com\nthey've got some good kits
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Zildjian, They I believe have been around the longest, they seem to last pretty long if kept in good shape, Cymbals regardless are vary expensive, good luck