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music4god
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ok....r cymbols supposed to hurt?!?!?!?!
see I got into this drumline and now play cymbols. The top one kinda "digs" into my stomach (that's how its supposed to be)and the bottom slides out a little more and doesn't touch me. now whenever i play them i have a dark red mark. any way to stop that?!?!?!?!?
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Snorkel
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The only way is to hold them away from your body but then it's harder to get the desired "chink" sound. Like any other percussion-related wound it will get better after a while. Soon you probably won't even notice it, that is except for the occasional pinch on the side. It'll be fine.
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bandgeekluver632
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ive been playin cymbols for over 6 years now. but im not playin them on the drumline. i get the biggest bass drum 4 that. trust me the pain will go away for u but not for me.
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Snorkel
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Yes but the pain of the lowest bass drum is worth it to be able to make the beastliest, farthest carrying sound in the entire band.
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bandgeekluver632
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maybe........but i am the only girl on the drum line and they put me on the biggest bass..... i prefered cymbols or the quads.
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