Georgia State Rock Band/Marching Band First Show 2012
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More GSU Rock Band Videos!: http://youtu.be/MhGB6FBBW9g This is part of the first performance from GSU's marching band/rock band this year. This was more of a test video to see what the videos would look like, so unfortunately it's only camera quality audio, but over 250 people asked to see the video on facebook, so I posted it :D
In this video you will mostly only hear guitar, drums and bass due to the camera position. Because of that you don't get the full experience of the Marching Band's awesome show, but I hope to bring you some full videos soon :D
Our show is a "GEORGIA STATE Of Mind," and so we start of with "Georgia On My Mind" (you can't hear much of the melody because the band is playing it) and then move on to play James Brown's "Living In America" and then the Allman Brothers' "Ramblin' Man"
If you notice in the video, most of the time I'm staring intently at different places on the field. I'm following the drum major who has the metronome and is giving the tempo for the song. I'm back field on the 50 yard line, so it is my job to be the tempo for the band, and everyone listens back to me.
Our show will continue to get longer and add more material as the season goes on, so we'll have some new stuff to play in the near future as well :D I hope to bring you a couple more awesome live videos from GSU Marching Band this year!
Georgia State Rock Band Is:
Wesley Bruner - Bass Guitar
Daniel Melton - Guitar
Tim Allen - Guitar
Matt Gillette - Keys
Casey Cooper (COOP3RDRUMM3R) - Drum Set
If you're interested in finding out more about Georgia State's awesome Marching Band, Basketball Band, Symphonic Ensembles and their incredible music program, you can check out these websites!
Marching Band - http://www.marchingband.gsu.edu
School Of Music - http://www.music.gsu.edu/
GSU Bands - http://www.music.gsu.edu/bands.aspx
Guitar Gear used in the video:
Fender Mexican Strat & Epiphone LesPaul Standard
Fender Hot Rod Amps
Bass Gear
Fender Roscoe Beck Signature Bass
Fender Rumble 350 Watt 2x10 Bass Amp
In this video I'm playing
14" Zildjian K Custom Session Hi-Hats
20" K Custom Ride
16" K Custom Dark Crash
18" A Custom Projection Crash
Vic Firth 5B White Sticks
The cymbals are some of the most amazing I've ever played on. Both the hats and the ride have awesome tones, and I definitely plan to pick up one of each when I have the resources! All other drum related gear is only what is available and owned by the Georgia State Marching Band. It is not a representation of the equipment I love and prefer to play. You can find my preferred equipment listed below.
COOP3RDRUMM3R Proudly Plays:
Pearl Drums:
http://www.pearldrum.com
Pearl Icon 3 Sided Rack and all Pearl Hardware
Pearl Demon Drive Eliminator 3001 Double Pedals
Pearl ELX Series Ruby Fade 7 Piece -
10 x 8" 12x10" 13x11" Rack Toms,
16x16" 18x16" Floor Toms,
22x18" Bass,
14x4.5" Snare
Pearl 13x3" Piccolo Snare
Pearl 13x4.5" Steel Shell Snare
Pearl 10x4" M-80 Firecracker Snare
Zildjian Cymbals:
http://www.zildjian.com
16" & 18" A Custom Crashes (A Custom Projection Crashes in some Vids)
8" & 10" A Custom Splashes
20" A Custom Ride (20" K Custom Ride in some Vids)
14" A Custom Hi-Hats (14" K Custom Session Hi-Hats in some vids)
12" Oriental Trash China
16" Oriental Trash China
8" & 10" ZXT Trashformer Splashes (Only in Some Videos, They Are The Bent Colorful Cymbals)
Vic Firth Sticks:
http://www.vicfirth.com
Vid Firth Buddy Rich Signatures
Vic Firth 5A/5B (White)
Remo Drumheads:
http://www.remo.com
Toms - Clear Remo Pinstripe
Snare - Controlled Sound or Emperor X (Coated)
COOP3RDRUMM3R Proudly Records Using:
Presonus Audio:
http://www.presonus.com
Firestudio Tube - (16 Channel Firewire Recording Interface w/ Tube Preamps)
Shure Microphones:
http://www.shure.com
Rack Toms - PG56 x3
Snare Drum - SM57
Overheads - PG81 x2
16" Floor Tom - SM57
18" Floor Tom - PG52
Bass Drum - PG52*
*Some videos an AKG D112 is used on the kick as I only have 1 Shure PG52.
The brands and equipment above are absolutely the best in the industry. Whether you are a beginning drummer, or a veteran drummer, the companies above provide the best possible gear for your drumming, recording and video needs. I personally highly recommend the gear above, as well as the other equipment and gear produced by these companies. You won't find better sounding, looking, and better quality equipment anywhere else. I'm only satisfied with the best, and thats why I play the best :D
