💡There are various types of bronze used to make cymbals, including B20 and B8 bronze.
🔧Stainless steel symbols have a distinctive sound, with a fast attack and sustained decay.
💰Brass symbols are cheaper but may lack the quality and sound of other materials.
🪓Creating a custom symbol requires specialized tools and expertise in shaping and finishing.
🎵Symbols can be personalized to fit individual preferences and playing styles.
What are the advantages of stainless steel symbols?
—Stainless steel symbols offer a unique sound with a fast attack and sustained decay. They also have a distinctive appearance and are highly durable.
Are brass symbols of lower quality?
—While brass symbols are generally cheaper than other materials, they may not have the same quality and sound characteristics. It ultimately depends on personal preference and budget.
Can I make my own custom symbol?
—Creating a custom symbol requires specialized tools and knowledge of shaping and finishing symbols. It is a complex process that is best left to professionals or experienced symbol makers.
How can I personalize my symbols?
—You can personalize your symbols by experimenting with different sizes, weights, and materials. You can also explore unique finishes and hammering patterns to achieve your desired sound and appearance.
What symbols are best for me?
—The best symbols for you depend on your personal preferences, playing style, and the music you play. It's important to try out different symbols and seek guidance from experts to find the ones that suit your needs.
00:00Introduction to the video and a call to action to subscribe
01:40Explanation of various types of bronze used in cymbal making
03:45Discussion of stainless steel symbols and their unique sound characteristics
10:40Introduction to the 4-inch high hats and their unconventional sound
16:00Introduction to the blank symbol and plans to transform it into a customized symbol
17:10Demonstration of the raw sound of the blank symbol
18:30Discussion of the challenges and process of creating a custom symbol
18:57Closing remarks and call to action to subscribe
