Hi C Drum Kit ((exclusive)) -

Not every style of music wants a singing tom. Here is where the Hi C drum kit shines or fails.

The world of drumming has witnessed numerous innovations over the years, but few have had as significant an impact as the Hi-C drum kit. Developed in the 1980s by drum kit manufacturer, Tama, in collaboration with renowned drummer, Mike Portnoy's friend and fellow drummer, Hi-C (a.k.a. Chris) of the progressive rock band, Dream Theater's precursor, the Hi-C drum kit revolutionized the way drummers approach their instrument.

: Includes "standard 2017 trap drums" (like the Luger Slap or Zay 808) layered with unique hi c drum kit

When drummers gather to talk gear, the conversation usually revolves around snare drums, kick drum sizes, and cymbal brands. However, one of the most critical—and often overlooked—components of a drum kit’s voice is the element. Specifically, this refers to the tuning and application of the smallest tom drum in a standard setup: the high-pitched C tom or the overall tonal center of the kit’s melodic range.

Once your smallest tom is at "C," tune your middle tom (12”) to "G" (a perfect fourth down) and your floor tom (14” or 16”) to "D" or "C" (an octave lower). This gives your kit a melodic voice. Not every style of music wants a singing tom

: Vocals and samples are often pitched up or "hexxed" to fit the chaotic energy of the track. Where to Find the Sound Digital Packs : Many "Hi-C type" drum kits are shared via Google Drive or community forums like

C drum kit, wooden and brass — keeper of the kick, the crash, the class. From whisper-brush to stick attack — you listen close, and you talk back. Developed in the 1980s by drum kit manufacturer,

: Kits that pair well with plugins like reFX Nexus 2 or Purity are ideal for capturing the "hyper-pop" vibe often found in his work.