Drummers question: chinese cymbals

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Hi,
I know they're not the same, but if you were forced to classify chinese cymbals as either splash cymbals or crash cymbals, what would you prefer?
Koen

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KoenTanghe wrote:Hi,
I know they're not the same, but if you were forced to classify chinese cymbals as either splash cymbals or crash cymbals, what would you prefer?
Koen
splashy crashes
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a china is a china :) I mostly put them in the non-crash category, which is quite big.

I have a hat I stupidly call the "hattourine", since it's a slice of a hat with bolted lots of little tambourine-a-like hats. anybody know it's name?

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well there are over 5000 characters in the chinese alphabet, none of the symbols look like a splash or crash to me?

Here what babelfish says splash= 飛濺 Crash= 崩潰

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isn't that what i said?
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and to be honest all the drummers i've ever recorded wouldn't give a s**t what its called
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Neither? I guess if I had to choose, they're more of a crash cymbal. You don't hear ride patterns often on a splash :)

If you're talking something that is very "china" sounding, something like a Wuhan maybe, then I'd call it an FX cymbal or some such thing.

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Gongs.

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