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sizzle hi-hat post

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That post got me thinking. In the latest 2 bands I have played in ,I am forced to hit the hi-hat with the tip rather than the fat part of the stick,.I dont want to be to loud so I use the tip,and hit "softly"I was thinking of getting a ching ring but certain songs would not need that sound.

MY QUESTION : is there a ching ring or anything for that matter that can be turned off ,silenced for mellow songs and ON for the rip roarin songs??

Many Thanks,Vati

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Posted on 13 years ago
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ive never flipped stick on hats i always got the sound i need without that heavy hit, thats how u crack them have u tried miking them.....

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