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kick drum petal
I need some recommomommendations on foot petals or kick petals or whatever they are called..the one I'm using now isn't cutting the mustard very well..it can't really even cut through the air so nice..ok just let me know what you guys and girls like..
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I'd recommend checking out the Drum Workshop models.
I have a 5000 series pedal that has lasted many tours and studio gigs.
They have nice reversable beaters for either hard plastic or felt attack.
Last time I was at one of those large-chain-music-retailers, I noticed they had easily 20 different pedals on display. You could sit down and try a few to see what feels right. If you're not a drummer, take a friend along who is.
I have a 5000 series pedal that has lasted many tours and studio gigs.
They have nice reversable beaters for either hard plastic or felt attack.
Last time I was at one of those large-chain-music-retailers, I noticed they had easily 20 different pedals on display. You could sit down and try a few to see what feels right. If you're not a drummer, take a friend along who is.
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I feel like everyone is a drummer..because of the whole heart thing..the molecules the constant motion of everything..I love to play drums its like my favorite thing in the world..been at it for a year or so now..
I've got a DW beater stick the felt/plastic and the DW "hardcore" thing..they both give cool differences in tone..At a store i really can't tell up from down if you know what I mean..I notice little things in the sound everytime I'm near the drumset..just in the petal..a squeak here a rattle there..I need something silent, durable, feels right..something that makes my kick sound the best it can..the way the thing hits is like everything..something really special..LOL..I sound like a freak..
I've got a DW beater stick the felt/plastic and the DW "hardcore" thing..they both give cool differences in tone..At a store i really can't tell up from down if you know what I mean..I notice little things in the sound everytime I'm near the drumset..just in the petal..a squeak here a rattle there..I need something silent, durable, feels right..something that makes my kick sound the best it can..the way the thing hits is like everything..something really special..LOL..I sound like a freak..
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drumming always puts me in a good mood....
and as to the massive amount of sounds on a drum kit..
it is incredible...the drums/cymbals seem like 2/3rds of the sound to me too..
all the creeks...weirdo rubbing..i'm in love with that...i kinda like a squeaky pedal..
my favourite is hitting the top of the kik instead of the hiHat...that's a very funky sound..
and as to the massive amount of sounds on a drum kit..
it is incredible...the drums/cymbals seem like 2/3rds of the sound to me too..
all the creeks...weirdo rubbing..i'm in love with that...i kinda like a squeaky pedal..
my favourite is hitting the top of the kik instead of the hiHat...that's a very funky sound..
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i've really been into a mic on the beater head of the kick lately..and man...
that thing will pick up some weird noises...
but suprisingly its usually limited to the drums...no squeaks from the gibralter pedal....
now that speed king....hrmph...that's a squeaker...same for the old yamaha pedal as well...
that thing will pick up some weird noises...
but suprisingly its usually limited to the drums...no squeaks from the gibralter pedal....
now that speed king....hrmph...that's a squeaker...same for the old yamaha pedal as well...
Squeaks and such...
Squeaks and noise can be a problem from time to time, but I've never been too troubled by it and think a little noise is ok and not something to get overly worried about. A little 3-1 oil on the chain/gears/bearings helps.
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Re: kick drum petal
They're called foot pedals, as in pedestrian or bipedal.beard_of_bees wrote:I need some recommomommendations on foot petals or kick petals or whatever they are called..
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