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There's no denying that E-kits make up a large portion of drum kit sales every year. So, how do we really feel about them? In this episode, we discuss the nuances of electronic kits (E-kits) compared to acoustic kits. We also explore the technical aspects of E-kits, their role in songwriting, and how they provide accessibility for new drummers and those limited by volume restrictions. We hope you enjoy our chat :)

Sound Bites

• "Quit screwing around, bro."
• "The mosh pictures are back."
• "I have like five of them."
• "It's all valid."
• "I practiced on it every day in my bedroom."
• "E-kits are not that quiet."
• "Electric kits are hugely important."
• "The convenience of an e-kit is amazing."

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Is it luck, or is it practice, preparation, and repetition? You already know the answer, but it's still good to hear it again and reinforce the idea that we make our own luck!

Sound Bites

"It's a problem"
"You can't have it both ways"
"Wow, that is amazing"
"Everyone needs one Brit"
"I think I had the same epiphany"
"This is heaven"
"Practice Makes You Lucky"
"Live streaming is scary as all hell."
"You need a roll of gaff tape."
"Practice makes you lucky."

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A.I. wrote this, lol :)

In this episode, Mike Johnston and Eddie discuss various aspects of the music industry, focusing on the pressures of performance, the importance of preparation, and the common insecurities musicians face. They then share personal experiences from auditions, rehearsals, and their first drum festival, emphasizing that every moment in a musician's career can feel like an audition. The conversation also touches on the value of negotiation in the music business and the significance of community support for their podcast.

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