Tommy Lee

For 1, It Is On His Artist Page On The Pearl US Website, And You Can See Him Using This Kit On The Motley Crue Final Tour.

This is his kit he uses in the studio.

He uses a 22x10 Kick, 14x6.5 Brass Snare, 16x16 Floor Tom (on a stand), and two 18x16 floor toms but one of the 18x16 floor toms were tuned lower.

On Zildjian's Website Tommy Lee's Drum Set is broken down into components.

Click on "Kit Breakdown" and Zildjian's website will show Tommy Lee's Drum Set in detail.

Zildjian website breaks down Tommy Lee's Drum Kit.

Zildjian.com website Kit Breakdown for Tommy Lee

This is part of his studio cymbal setup.

This is part of Tommy's cymbal setup in the studio.

This is part of Tommy's Cymbal setup in the studio.

His Sticks He Uses In Concerts

This snare drum was mentioned in Pearl's official website in tommy lee's artist page.

The main stereo pair of monitors in the studio are 3-way passive ATL version PMC BB5's without sub-woofers.

Also ATL monitors, used for lengthy listening sessions as they don't tire the ears.

Not used for mixing, just for testing different speaker systems on final mix downs.

Here is tommy lee's instagram account showing him using Ableton Live 9.

At 1:48, Next to his Pioneer EFX-500, Tommy Lee is seen with a Native Instruments Maschine.

Two Chandler limited Little Devil's equaliser can be seen in the studio.

"These are the RS124's."

"56 channel SSL G plus which is pretty darn beautiful."

When there are two engineers in the studio this midi keyboard is for the second computer.

Barely ever used, bouncing down is done within pro-tools.

"Usually on the mix bus" although it is used less as the SSL console is available.

Just sitting there in the studio, it was more for the live rig.

This is part of the recording studio rack.

Two of these are in the studio rack.

API 500-b4 4-Slot Lunchbox.

Used as a noise reduction unit for the snares. The interviewer says "So this is the Dolby A type, so there's a pair of these." The label is incorrect and this unit is infact the model A-361 not A-301.