Jeff Seitz once even replaced Stewart, just before a gig, back in the eighties. Stewart suffered from acute food poisening, so Jeff Seitz took his place. But despite the fact that the lighting-crew kept the lights out above the drumkit, a lot of people recognised that it wasn't Stewart behind the kit.
anyone out there have the single "only you" from the Brimstone and Treacle soundtrack? Seitz plays on it and I'd love to hear it again...been so long since I've heard it!
@yeuthub yeah, after he adjusts the mic on the first tom it sounds correct. Looks like he's queuing the sound guy at that moment to tweek that particular tom...great sounding kit none-the-less!!!
Believe it or not there is a right and wrong way to tune and set up. In the event that the second drum was tuned higher, it would make very little sense - even to Stuart Copeland. If you are a professionally trained musician, you can then determine your technique and tuning style. But to deviate from the natural laws of sound and tuning is like playing all the wrong notes in a guitar riff...you can do it, but your sound and audience will suffer!
@ZelenaBananaa Very true...I wouldn't say such things without 18 years of experience, a music minor and 10 years of private instructing to back it up. Look me up on Vic Firths website as a nationally recognized instructor or ask Stuart Copeland, Steve Smith, Chad Sexton, Dave Weckl, etc and they would say the same...I know because I've met half of these guys in clinics and watched them perform. If you keep yourself a student to learn then you will get much further my friend...
Yes Stewart''s playing a Paiste 12" micro-hihat prototype. I know nowbody who controls so precisely the openning of the hihat. So he need very precise cymbals but that's just incredible to play so little hihats for a so big audience...
No kidding ? If that's true, please thanks him for his incredible work on the sound of Stewart Copeland during this tour ! That video was a way to pay tribute to Jeff Seitz...
overtones overtones overtones.
Lastmanonearth 5 months ago
why is the 3rd tom by itself and not with the other 2 like in the 80's?
robertk2007 6 months ago
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Nice work if you can get it!!
BigCountryJASon 7 months ago
crystal clear cymbal !!
imton13 11 months ago
Jeff Seitz once even replaced Stewart, just before a gig, back in the eighties. Stewart suffered from acute food poisening, so Jeff Seitz took his place. But despite the fact that the lighting-crew kept the lights out above the drumkit, a lot of people recognised that it wasn't Stewart behind the kit.
aldopeer 1 year ago
@worldcitizenforever ur kidding...
xDeadMisfitsx 1 year ago
I have this odd feeling that someone in this video is running from the law......don't ask why, I just do.
nuklear41 1 year ago
Lucky bastard, He has gotten a front row seat to everything Police, ever since I was 15 and I'm 45 now. Very cool job!
uscg906 1 year ago
anyone out there have the single "only you" from the Brimstone and Treacle soundtrack? Seitz plays on it and I'd love to hear it again...been so long since I've heard it!
chanowan 1 year ago
Yeah Jeff you better tighten the shit out of those wingnuts.... lmao!
patton303 1 year ago
Jeff Seitz is a very accomplished drummer as well.
And.. yup that sounds like Stew's rig alright..... : D
Tamaslammer 1 year ago
I want that job .
godzuki444 1 year ago
Why is the bigger tom higher pitched
Coolbeansification 1 year ago
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They are "Octobons", Copeland's design signature.
Eisbeck 2 years ago
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Eisbeck 2 years ago
what are those elongated tube like toms on his left?
cornfudgeycorn 2 years ago
Those elongated tubes are called octobans.
jaurbach 2 years ago
octobans
SuperDrummerJoe 2 years ago
Are octoban!
SOLDOUTonweb 2 years ago
Octobans
mglacken0410 1 year ago
That hi-hats sounds so high pitched . What size would it be, 10", 12" maybe?
MrRenealexis 2 years ago
he uses 12" hats
yousaki17 2 years ago
yeah 12 sigantures
SuperDrummerJoe 2 years ago
The second tom is tuned higher than the first tom...that's weird.
jandyb79 2 years ago 15
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It's not, that's just because of the video's sound quality, the bigger tom has a high overtone which is is accentuated by the camera's mic.
yeuthub 1 year ago
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@yeuthub yeah, after he adjusts the mic on the first tom it sounds correct. Looks like he's queuing the sound guy at that moment to tweek that particular tom...great sounding kit none-the-less!!!
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jandyb79 1 year ago
@jandyb79 some drumers play like that... theres no rule for tunning a drum or seting it ;)
ZelenaBananaa 9 months ago
@ZelenaBananaa
Believe it or not there is a right and wrong way to tune and set up. In the event that the second drum was tuned higher, it would make very little sense - even to Stuart Copeland. If you are a professionally trained musician, you can then determine your technique and tuning style. But to deviate from the natural laws of sound and tuning is like playing all the wrong notes in a guitar riff...you can do it, but your sound and audience will suffer!
jandyb79 9 months ago
@jandyb79 not true...
ZelenaBananaa 9 months ago
@ZelenaBananaa Very true...I wouldn't say such things without 18 years of experience, a music minor and 10 years of private instructing to back it up. Look me up on Vic Firths website as a nationally recognized instructor or ask Stuart Copeland, Steve Smith, Chad Sexton, Dave Weckl, etc and they would say the same...I know because I've met half of these guys in clinics and watched them perform. If you keep yourself a student to learn then you will get much further my friend...
jandyb79 9 months ago
No that's an overtone the cam mike can't catch the primary tone too well
kirkmach32 2 years ago
There were no triggers used on the toms.
jeffreygodspeed 2 years ago
Yes.
Bizzare, eh?
larkydozer 2 years ago
I like his green sparkle kit more.
Chrisdrumz 2 years ago
LOL! 2 turntables and a microphone
Slicko37 2 years ago
i loved the fact that stewart kept his original tama midnight blue color for his kit..it looks awesome !!!
blica1 2 years ago
Midnight blue color yes, but he's sporting the sparkles with it now which I think takes away from the previously very cool basic midnight blue color.
wolfgar2 2 years ago
poe poe colors
Kobeownzu81 2 years ago
wicked drum set- his hh work is so precise
PeartCopelandDrummr 2 years ago
Does SC really play 12" hi hats? Interesting
tofee35 2 years ago
Yes Stewart''s playing a Paiste 12" micro-hihat prototype. I know nowbody who controls so precisely the openning of the hihat. So he need very precise cymbals but that's just incredible to play so little hihats for a so big audience...
concertsinfrance 2 years ago 2
@concertsinfrance its micing... plus stewart is a masterful drummer....
quackbeef 1 year ago
wish i could soundcheck his drums
gtronan 3 years ago 2
thats my godfather
alexeiissexy 3 years ago
No kidding ? If that's true, please thanks him for his incredible work on the sound of Stewart Copeland during this tour ! That video was a way to pay tribute to Jeff Seitz...
policeinparis 3 years ago
Thanks for posting it. Jeff Seitz
jeffreygodspeed 2 years ago