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Mixing cymbals??

deltadrummer

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15 January 2005

Mix and match is what we SHOULD be doing... Locking into one brand or one model will limit the availability of sounds on your palet. Steve Studio Technologies
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ChristdrumsD

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16 January 2005

Mixing cymbals is actually a good way to broaden your sounds... you can mix and match different series for different styles or even just for different tones and volumes in a song. I'd say the bigger selection you have on set the better sounds and the better music you'll be able to make. So most definitely dude.... mix those cymbals. later
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