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Fran Merante - DRUM COVER - Go Your Own Way - Fleetwood Mac

144 views · Published 5 June 2018 · 3:31 · Indexed 6 November 2026

Channel: funky2714 · 2018 · Music

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Fun tune to play! Mick Fleetwood is DEFINITELY one of those amazing drummers who flies under the radar! When drummers think of "great" drummers, they usually think CHOPS first and foremost. Although Mick does indeed have chops, his magic is his feel and his ability to create the perfect drum part for the tune. ALWAYS musical, ALWAYS feels great!

Just having fun here with a F-Mac classic. Also gives the Recording Customs a chance to show off their amazing sound and versatility.

Coated Remo Ambassadors on the batter side, clear Ambies on the reso side. 10" tom has a clear Diplomat on the bottom as does the 8" but I don't play the 8 here. This allows for some additional reso on the smaller drums.

Also using Drum Muffs for a touch of muting. Drum Muffs are the PERFECT drum mutes IMHO. They do not completely kill the tone of the drums. They just simply reign in the ring a bit. However, when I DO want to kill the ring more, I just double up, as I did on the snare here.

The snare is a 6.5x14 Acoutin Custom Ash/Stainless. The batter is tuned LOW. To the point where its just tight enough to get the wrinkles out of it. Was looking for that fat snare sound from back in the day. The Acoutin drums are the most versatile I have played. I have a few snares but I always find myself coming back to the Acoutin.

List of my Gear:

Drums: Yamaha Recording Custom
Sizes: 8x7, 10x9, 12x10, 14x12, 14x6.5 Acoutin Ash Stainless snare, 20x17.5 Kick.

Sticks: Vic Firth American Heritage (maple) 5A or American Classic (hickory) 5A

Heads: Remo clear Ambassadors on the tops of all the toms and clear Ambassadors on the bottoms of all toms except the 8" and 10" toms. Clear Diplomats on the bottoms of the 8" and 10" toms. Coated Ambassador on the snare with an ambassador medium snare side hazy on the bottom. Clear Powerstroke 3 on the kick drum.

Kick drum microphone mount:

The Kelly SHU
http://www.kellyshu.com

SLEEVED WASHERS on ALL drums tops and bottoms
http://www.sleevedwashers.com

Microphones: Audix Microphones

Vocal: HT 2 Headset Condenser Vocal Microphone
http://www.audixusa.com/docs_12/units...

Hi Hats and Overheads: ADX 51
http://www.audixusa.com/docs/products...

Rack Toms: D2
http://www.audixusa.com/docs/products...

Floor Tom: D4
http://www.audixusa.com/docs/products...

Kick Drum: D6
http://www.audixusa.com/docs/products...

Snare: I5
http://www.audixusa.com/docs/products...

Mounts: Audix D-Vice Rim Mounts
http://www.audixusa.com/docs/products...