Paiste PST X DJs 45 & Daru Jones

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PORTABLE HIP-ABILITY with Daru Jones
The PST X DJs 45 Set was created in collaboration with the soulful Daru Jones, whose church gospel roots led him to the status of being a sought-after drummer and producer/musical director in the hip-hop, soul and rock scene. Highly praised main stream associations include top acts such as Jack White and Jamie Lidell. His very own style - musically and otherwise - led to critical acclaim in top magazines and appearances on national television programs.
Always on the go, Daru desired a highly portable cymbal set for hip-hop sessions, DJ Jams, and other sit-ins that spontaneously present themselves, enabling him to preserve his personal sound in modern urban mobility.
The concept was developed in the PST X series, which provides a suitable basis for the type of fast and dry sounds that perfectly fit the world of Hip-hop & Electronica percussion. It is executed with a set consisting of a 12" Crash, 12" Ride and 12" Hats.
12" PST X DJs 45 RIDE
12" PST X DJs 45 CRASH
12" PST X DJs 45 HATS
The 12" DJs 45 Crash is a fast, explosive cymbal with dirty fizz for short, quick accents. 12" DJs 45 Hats offer a distinct dry stick sound, an open sound with a muted trashy hiss and a chick that's a stupendous dry clap. The DJs 45 12" Ride's dominant feature is the distinct, full bell; it also offers a dry, bell-like ping and snappy edge accents.
The Crash and Hats Top cymbals feature the characteristic PST X hole pattern. Despite their size all models offer ample volume and projection.
The DJ theme and the 45 rpm 12-inch single - as the archetypical DJ instrument - served as guidance in the overall design and naming of the DJs 45 set. The Ride thus visually mimics a vinyl record.
As a tribute to Daru's inspiration, his Rusic Records label logo has further been placed on the cymbals. PST X are made in Switzerland using modern, innovative methods.
MORE INFO ABOUT THE PSTX DJs 45:
paiste.com/e/cymbalsoverv.php?...
View Daru's Paiste Artist Profile:
paiste.com/e/endorser_det.php?...
Check out Rusic Records:
www.rusicrecords.com/darujones
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SPECIAL THANKS TO
Mono Neon (Bass): / themononeon
Marcus Machado (Guitar): www.officialmarcusmachado.com/
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@jimatyeo 6 лет назад

Being a drummer myself on and off for about 37 years now, it took me awhile to understand what Mr. Jones was doing. Obviously coming from a Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix, Iron Butterfly and Mountain kind of rock, his drum style seemed weird as hell to me at first, but instead of dismissing it as he has no talent, I really am glad I took the time to understand where he is coming from. His timing is impeccable if you understand what he's doing, he's a bit minimalist, a little eccentric and has an interesting blend of past influences in him. I recently purchased this cymbal pack from Paiste and have started to learn where it excels. Yes it is pronounced like feisty with a P I have heard Daru say it correctly in another video. I started using Paiste back in 1968 influenced by Bonzo and have always loved there ability with cymbals. New and old.

@terrylovell_video_editor 7 лет назад

You couldn't mic Daru for the interview? Sounds bad. Also, isn't Paiste pronounced like feisty? That's what I was told.

@Lukas-kh5gu 7 лет назад

true that.

@aakkoin 6 лет назад

Pasty cymbals :D

@robinweber6618 4 года назад

But if you want to pronounce it like in original (german), then you have to pronounce the E not like the y in feisty. It's more like the E in forest

@MadWinter889 3 года назад

@@robinweber6618 paiste is an estonian/finnish word, not german.

@robinweber6618 3 года назад

@@MadWinter889 didn't say that it's a german word, but Paiste is from Switzerland where you don't speak finnish

@dadam6900 6 лет назад

Never seen a snare tilted that oddly.

@RArecordingsRickValcon 6 лет назад

its how you wear it with a belt when marching with it.. that's where traditional grip comes from

@Jetty-xd9yc 5 лет назад

If you're a drummer you need to dig into your past. Look up these drummers, Zutty"the father of jazz" Singleton, Baby Dodds, Chick Webb, Gene Krupa. The list goes on and on. They were typically using 26 to 28 in kick drums so the snare sat much further behind the kick drum the nowadays. Add the fact that they were playing traditional grip and there you go that's why they were tilted so far. Take it easy brother 🥁🤙

@Merrillizer 5 лет назад

Never seen Buddy Rich? Lmao.

@cydrums3411 4 года назад

These sound good! If I didn't know any better..... Slick Rick became a drummer. Trust me, I'm a fan of both.

@veritaspoint1958 6 лет назад

As for groove, it's about feeling. Only when analyzing, you have to think. But then you explore technical processes, not music. Just as life does't really explore who dissects a dead butterfly. The back beat is on the 3 here. The fact that he plays this very clear only at the beginning does not mean that there is no groove, but that they all can feel the groove so strong that he doesn't need to repeat patterns all the time. You can feel the groove as your emotion like a gentle wave on the 1 and the 3. Enjoy his painterly playing on that wave.

@DailyDrumLesson 7 лет назад

I really like the cymbals.. didn't expect much for not even 300€. But they sound really good!

@Schnurzpips 4 года назад

haha crazy video i like this cymbals bought it two week ago...makin fun

@srenrasmussen2792 6 лет назад

gangstarr-skillz

@Jetty-xd9yc 5 лет назад

I dig their vibe. I'm just trying to figure out what the sock is doing on the end of the bass guitar? You must be cold in those Studios back east. ☃️🥁✌️

@Sam-de2oq 3 года назад

It’s to mute the bass/ make the notes ring out less

@JessePoage Год назад

Kinda simulates nylon coated bass strings, but less cumbersome to change

@bohergoy 4 года назад

I got a set of these at a great price last year, I'm a Paiste fanatic and I was curious about them. They are fantastic, the Ride is a bit of an odd one but the set works really well as a whole.