Gavin Harrison Soundcheck. Remo Drumheads 

yeah comfort on any ears

OK shows over everybody go home

His flow is impeccable.

🤣🤣🤣

Officials: New sound guy needed.

I believe Gavin mixes his live sound himself .

Skell Bones Maybe in his ears. There’s certainly a FOH engineer...

TS theProducer dont you love people who don’t know shit lol

Me too... I loved!

@@mattmarkus4868 it's called a sound check.... the sound engineer will be checking the mic feeds, gating and limiting while compressing each mic channel then building up an overall level and blend for the full kit. This is exactly what a sound check should be from the point of perfecting what the audience hear. Its easy to play a few grooves and have them sounding top notch but to set the desk and processing up for the entire kit the engineer needs to hear the full breadth of the kit sounds intertwined

@@mattmarkus4868 Matt Markus Matt Markus Matt Markus key statement from your reply "that isn't THAT cool".... clearly that your view in your subjective opinion. Maybe it's that some aspiring drummers haven't reached the upper echelons of your drumming career and are actually impressed seeing how true professionals (and I gather by your reply I can include you as an accomplished drummer) carry out a sound check. Again taking the soundcheck aspect aside where you see screwing around i could be seejng it as a perfect example of a warm up switching between different rudiments/sticking/stroking. Perfect example of switching resolutions while moving throughout the kit creating limb independence.... While not worship material there as certainly things to gain from watching such an accomplished drummer carry out what you see as a menial screw around for aspiring drummers I suppose the benefit of being adults is we can agree to disagree on our opinions of the content of the video however one thing we are both in the same page about is he is also one of my favourite drummers.

Most definitely

And addicted for the rest of your life.

Imo Gavin Harrison and Todd Sucherman has the best sounding kits. Atleast for my ears

Yes, Sonor has always had the best sounding kits

@@roopetiihonen6129 Simon Phillips, too.

I have a Sonor kit and they sound really phenomenal! Gavin’s kit sounds absolutely OUTSTANDING!!

Absolutely

Yup! Have you seen the vid of him explaining how he tunes his kit ? Watch it ...

That 15 inch floor tom is amazing...

Yes!

It's one of his 2 signature Protean snares, they're staggeringly good.

@@ProblemProductionsLD 13 inch isn't it?

@@briansrensen8204 the smaller is 12 inch and the larger is 14 inch.

@@ProblemProductionsLD ah, so must be the 14"

Absolutely! Even though I prefer clear heads on toms, his sound is ridiculously good.

INDEED

Love the way he tunes his kit !

They never get a mention but s hoops make a big difference as does how you hold the sticks.

In fact, it's a basic 8th notes hi hat groove ;) it's amazing how you can embellish your drum parts only adding ghost notes!

Amazes me how they're all exactly the same height and volume. He basically cranks out studio-level quality in single takes.

@@michaelnoland8662 right?!?!

Truth

Great idea! Neil would be d'accord!

Leave his brilliant musical relationship with “Porcupine Tree”, “The Pineapple Thief” and “King Crimson” to play with the remnants of “Rush”? That would truly be the musical equivalent of a “low rent move”. Based on this posit you’ve clearly been spared the ravages of critical thinking and intelligence. Wake up! Harrison is one of the finest drummers on the planet and his performances (especially with “Porcupine Tree” and “The Pineapple Thief”) are light years beyond anything Neil Peart ever did.

Its Sonor SQ2 thats the secret i guess

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@@ceboz Thanks, but I have seen that before. I want to see him tune his whole kit. Especially them toms! : )

i agree those toms sound amazing

@@HerbalistGuybrush That's not entirely truth, you can make almost any drum set sound good with decent heads, and if you know how to tune the drums. And vice versa - you can have the most expensive kit, and it will sound bad if you don't know how to tune it and use worn heads. It also depends of how you hit the drums.

Unfortunately now 1 dislike. Maybe Justin Bieber came here....

Come on guys, that's not art, just incredible drumming. Drums are part of art, but not tjis way. This is a (great, amazing, goddamn) skill exhibition, not art.

@@rastroniFrom the Oxford dictionary my good sir, art is; "the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination". This is art. An expression that evokes emotional response is per definition art. It certainly left me in awe.

David Del Rio : always some who have to ruin the party...

@@BobSchoepenjr It's just grammatics. There's no emotion, no message. Only INCREDIBLE skills. That's a good "party" anyways, but that's not art. Gavin makes art, but not in this video, and He didn't want too, I think.

it's perfectly tuned. That's the only key to a good drum sound. No matter if it's Sonor, Tama or DW...

So right Thom...

4:21 - That lick right there... that was in one of Neil's solos-- I believe from Exit Stage Left. Good ear.