vintage . They look amazing and sound even better ! They are more versatile than any drum I ’ ve played .
[ WM ] Words of encouragement or advice for other worship team percussionist ?
[ Todd ] My advice for any drum / percussion player is to serve the song and use space as much as any other drum in your kit . When it ’ s the sum of the whole versus a one man show , the end result is much more powerful .
GEAR LIST :
CAJONS Machudo Cajons , American Box Drums
CYMBALS Amedia Cymbals 24 ” Dervish Stingray Ride 21 ” Dervish Side-Winder Crash Ride 18 ” Old School Crash ( top hat ) Paiste 18 ” 602 Flat ride ( bottom hat )
TAMBOURINES Meinl White Mountable Tambo with dual Alloy jingles Meinl Black Tambo with brass jingles . Various vintage headed tambourines
SHAKERS My go-to shakers are ones that I have refilled with different things . Store bought shakers I like are LP and Toca brand shakers usually . Also , Brazilian Caxixi basket shakers are a staple for me . I make “ clusters ” with pieces of copper pipe , empty bullet casings , etc . These are great for setting on the kit to create more textured sounds , as well as shaking .
DRUM STICKS Promark Memo Acevedo Signature model Promark Rick Latham 717 Signature model
IN-EARS Westone Custom molds , Triple-Driver .