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As of 8 October 2015, Tomoya uses '''SJC Custom''' drum kit. |
As of 8 October 2015, Tomoya uses '''SJC Custom''' drum kit. |
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| − | Specifications: Maple, black satin stain with red satin stain superply hoops, butcher hoops on the kick drums with black hardware, and LEDs inside the kick drums. |
+ | '''Specifications''': Maple, black satin stain with red satin stain superply hoops, butcher hoops on the kick drums with black hardware, and LEDs inside the kick drums. |
| − | Snare: 12x14 |
+ | '''Snare''': 12x14 |
| − | Rack Toms: 7x10, 8x12 |
+ | '''Rack Toms''': 7x10, 8x12 |
| − | Floor Tom: 14x16 |
+ | '''Floor Tom''': 14x16 |
| − | Kick Drum: Double 18x22 |
+ | '''Kick Drum''': Double 18x22 |
Tomoya uses both '''Remo''' and '''Evans''' drumheads. |
Tomoya uses both '''Remo''' and '''Evans''' drumheads. |
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Tomoya has his own signature US Hickory drum sticks, 411 mm in length and 14.5 mm in width. Now his signature drum stick sell out on [http://www.applecorejapan.com/wincent/tomoya_signature.html Wincent Japan]'s website for ¥ 1,600 (¥ 1,680 if tax included). |
Tomoya has his own signature US Hickory drum sticks, 411 mm in length and 14.5 mm in width. Now his signature drum stick sell out on [http://www.applecorejapan.com/wincent/tomoya_signature.html Wincent Japan]'s website for ¥ 1,600 (¥ 1,680 if tax included). |
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| + | * Length = 411mm |
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| + | * Diameter = 14.6mm |
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| + | * Teardrop Tips |
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| − | + | * Wood = Selected US Hickory |
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| + | * Grip = Rubber |
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== Microphones == |
== Microphones == |
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The microphones listed here were seen during the '''''LIVE''''' performance of ''Taking Off'' during the '''Ambitions Tour Japan'''. |
The microphones listed here were seen during the '''''LIVE''''' performance of ''Taking Off'' during the '''Ambitions Tour Japan'''. |
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| − | # '''Snare.''' The microphone used here is the well-known '''Shure SM57''', mounted between the hi hat and the snare, about 2 inches above the rim of the snare, and slightly tilted towards the snare. Whether there is a mic below the snare for the strainer is not certain. |
+ | # '''Snare.''' The microphone used here is the well-known '''''Shure SM57''''', mounted between the hi hat and the snare, about 2 inches above the rim of the snare, and slightly tilted towards the snare. Whether there is a mic below the snare for the strainer is not certain. |
| − | # '''Toms.''' '''Electro-Voice PL35''' were mounted for each rack tom and floor tom individually, a total of 3 mics. |
+ | # '''Toms.''' '''''Electro-Voice PL35''''' were mounted for each rack tom and floor tom individually, a total of 3 mics. |
| − | # '''Kick Drum.''' Inside the kick drum has a '''Shure Beta 52A''' attached to it. The silhouette of the mic can be seen in the live recording once the camera shifts to Tomoya's kick action. The knob gave it away over the AKG D112 MKII. |
+ | # '''Kick Drum.''' Inside the kick drum has a '''''Shure Beta 52A''''' attached to it. The silhouette of the mic can be seen in the live recording once the camera shifts to Tomoya's kick action. The knob gave it away over the ''AKG D112 MKII''. |
| − | # '''Overhead/Cymbals. '''There are two possibilities on which mic was used here. Either the '''AKG C 415 B''' or '''Shure SM81'''. They both have similar case designs but in the live recording, a sliding switch can slightly be seen. Uncertain whether it was actually a switch or a pixel blur. If it was indeed a switch, it would be '''AKG C 415 B'''<nowiki/>'s decibel switch. Uniformity-wise, it might be '''Shure SM81''', as the rest of the microphones used were Shure branded, besides the toms. There are 3 of these mics: two positioned overhead, pointing downwards towards the cymbals; and one under the hi hat, pointing upward towards the hi hat itself. |
+ | # '''Overhead/Cymbals. '''There are two possibilities on which mic was used here. Either the '''''AKG C 415 B''''' or '''''Shure SM81'''''. They both have similar case designs but in the live recording, a sliding switch can slightly be seen. Uncertain whether it was actually a switch or a pixel blur. If it was indeed a switch, it would be '''''AKG C 415 B'''''<nowiki/>'s decibel switch. Uniformity-wise, it might be '''''Shure SM81''''', as the rest of the microphones used were Shure branded, besides the toms. There are 3 of these mics: two positioned overhead, pointing downwards towards the cymbals; and one under the hi hat, pointing upward towards the hi hat itself. |
| − | # '''Drummer. '''For Tomoya's vocals, the '''Shure Beta |
+ | # '''Drummer. '''For Tomoya's vocals, the '''''Shure Beta 56''A''' was used. |
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Revision as of 06:49, 6 February 2018
Tomoya Kanki is ONE OK ROCK's drummer. He played drums for the band's earlier indies until officially joining on 2007. Former teacher at the ESP Musical School, Tomoya is the eldest among the band members.
Drums
Tomoya drum's kit in 2010
Tomoya with SAKAE Drums in Yokohama Arena 2013
Tomoya is currently using SAKAE Drums. He said that he loved it and the sound is suitable for the band. His first time seen using a SAKAE Drum kit was in the Music Video for "Answer is Near". Since ONE OK ROCK's two-day concert in Yokohama Arena in May 2012, Tomoya used a double-bass drum kit. Wherever he goes, he will always bring his drum kit. But when he did WHO ARE YOU?? WHO ARE WE?? Tour, he borrowed the double bass drum kit from the promoter. All of them are TAMA Drum set, except in Singapore he used DW Drum set.
Before using SAKAE Drums, Tomoya prefers to use TAMA Drum set.
5 Feb 2018 Edit:
Performing "Taking off" during Ambitions Japan Tour 2017
As of 8 October 2015, Tomoya uses SJC Custom drum kit.
Specifications: Maple, black satin stain with red satin stain superply hoops, butcher hoops on the kick drums with black hardware, and LEDs inside the kick drums.
Snare: 12x14
Rack Toms: 7x10, 8x12
Floor Tom: 14x16
Kick Drum: Double 18x22
Tomoya uses both Remo and Evans drumheads.
For the batter head that could be discerned in the Taking Off performance, the kick drum is equipped with Remo Powerstroke P3 Clear. The snare drum, on the other hand, is equipped with Controlled Sound Coated Black Dot. Beyond this point is pure speculation, as his toms are probably equipped with Remo Emperor Vintage Clear based on it's punchy low-mid frequency responses... or because the editor listened with extra base headphones.
For the resonant head, there were instances where Tomoya's toms were equipped with what seems to be a Remo Ambassador Clear; and during the Taking Off performance, with Evans Resonant Black. The snare's resonant is clear and is assumed to be Remo Emperor Hazy Snare Side to complement the snare's batter head overtone control.
Cymbals
Tomoya is using a lot of manufacturers for his cymbals kit, such as Paiste and Zildjian.apik lur saestu
5 Feb 2018 Edit:
Zildjian 14" Kerope HiHat
Zildjian 16", 17", 18" K Custom Hybrid Crash
Zildjian 20" K Custom Hybrid Ride
Zildjian 19" A Ultra Hammered China (Inversely mounted)
Zildjian 10" A Custom EFX
Zildjian 10" ZXT Trashformer
**Zildjian 15" FX Oriental China "Trash"
**Zildjian 20" S Family Trash Crash
**Note: These two cymbals are stacked together. Dimensions of said cymbals were assumed.
Drum Sticks
Tomoya has his own signature US Hickory drum sticks, 411 mm in length and 14.5 mm in width. Now his signature drum stick sell out on Wincent Japan's website for ¥ 1,600 (¥ 1,680 if tax included).
5 Feb 2018 Edit:
Source: http://www.applecorejapan.com/wincent/tomoya_wtyscw.html
Wincent W-tyscw One OK Rock Tomoya Model White Drum Sticks
Wincent W-Stickgrip TYS One OK Rock Tomoya Model White Drum Sticks
Specs:
- Length = 411mm
- Diameter = 14.6mm
- Teardrop Tips
- Wood = Selected US Hickory
- Grip = Rubber
Microphones
The microphones listed here were seen during the LIVE performance of Taking Off during the Ambitions Tour Japan.
- Snare. The microphone used here is the well-known Shure SM57, mounted between the hi hat and the snare, about 2 inches above the rim of the snare, and slightly tilted towards the snare. Whether there is a mic below the snare for the strainer is not certain.
- Toms. Electro-Voice PL35 were mounted for each rack tom and floor tom individually, a total of 3 mics.
- Kick Drum. Inside the kick drum has a Shure Beta 52A attached to it. The silhouette of the mic can be seen in the live recording once the camera shifts to Tomoya's kick action. The knob gave it away over the AKG D112 MKII.
- Overhead/Cymbals. There are two possibilities on which mic was used here. Either the AKG C 415 B or Shure SM81. They both have similar case designs but in the live recording, a sliding switch can slightly be seen. Uncertain whether it was actually a switch or a pixel blur. If it was indeed a switch, it would be AKG C 415 B's decibel switch. Uniformity-wise, it might be Shure SM81, as the rest of the microphones used were Shure branded, besides the toms. There are 3 of these mics: two positioned overhead, pointing downwards towards the cymbals; and one under the hi hat, pointing upward towards the hi hat itself.
- Drummer. For Tomoya's vocals, the Shure Beta 56A was used.