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zomn
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im aware that the common set up for rock is a 5-piece with 12", 13", and 16" toms, and for metal you get the double bass with a few more toms added on, but what is the common set up/sizes for a jazz kit?
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bariamazing
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well alot of the old old jazz kits from years ago consisted of a bass, a single tom (if that) a ride a crash a high hat and usually a piccolo snare for bigband or a "normal" snare. but take Max Roach for example, a jazz drummer from dizzies time, Max had a fairly large set. but most modern jazz bands have a typical "rock" set up with "jazzier" sounding cymbals and a set up.
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zomn
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i see, well at my old school, for the jazz band they had a 5 piece kit, but took off the second tom for it was a 4, and i asked why they did that, and everyone was like 'because its a jazz kit!thats why!' so, yea, i was just kinda curious. thanks.
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l_luvdrums4ever
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I hate sterio typing!!!!!realy it does not matter what size kit you play,size toms you use,its all about how you play them.who sayes you cant play jazz on a 7 peace and who says you cant play metal on a 4 peace.Its up to the individual.experiment,and above all have fun.
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zomn
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yea, i understand, i played metal on a 4 piece for a while, i was just curious on the common set ups, not really steriotyping
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j-unit1313
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a jazz set up is best with a 4 piece(snare,tom-tom,floor tom,and single bass)a ride cymbal a hi-hat and a crash cymbal
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