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+ nice t-shirt. CKY ! 🤘🏼

Hi again , I'm in the process of setting up a room to make some drum videos. Whatever I can do to help . Once it's up and running il do a vid. There's a few things happening BUT technic will really help. It ain't easy, I've been playing for 30years and stopped for 2 . Started up and found the problem you have.....like I said it's a few things but tech is best........foot control is everything. Though you can't have great foot control with an out of tune skin or beater weight.So it's a number of things. We'll get an answer don't panic. Rock On For Now 🤘 Saul

The audio SUCKS 😂 Sounds like the stuff I record for me to watch myself and improve. I wish I was this talented! lol keep tearing em up brother!

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Man I'm not to sure, I'm using mesh quite pratice heads and they are fully vented but I get a double hit at times still. I found it is my technique as well as venting the drum. ✌

AOV 5:00 min mark till the end of the song.... try that cover! Sounds good!

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Super cool kit. Nice playing!

I agree. I've been playing jazz, classic rock, pop and soul for over 50 years and for me, it's always about ergonomics. I have to be comfortable and be able to do a rim shot with my left hand (I'm right-handed and use cross-grip mostly, with alternate match-grip on rack tom.), rim shot with my right hand, reach across to the floor tom on my right side, with my left hand. My arms have to drop to a natural position at my side so I can be relaxed enough to play for hours without getting tired. The rack tom has to be low enough and tilted just right for a natural movement from the snare drum with either hand. Your system shows this. While all this sounds complicated, it is - at first - but after the set up is complete, everything just flows naturally with no discomfort and you should not have to look at your drums or cymbals unless you want to. You should always maintain eye contact with the other band members for any changes coming up. The hi hats, crash and ride also have to be positioned for the natural arm and shoulder positions. I rigged up a very thin cable with a loop at each end for each, my hi hat stand pedal and bass drum pedal, which attaches quickly to my throne to keep the kit from creeping away. Total cost was less than $5 from the hardware store and is easily detachable from the pedals for storage. Finally, I marked all my stands with Sharpie and electrical tape (not noticeable by the audience) for a quick and perfect set up, every time. I can usually set up and tear down my kit in less than 15 minutes. A small collapsible hand-truck with bungee cords make transport much easier. Sorry about going on so much, but I had to learn all this over decades, by trial and error. Thought I would make it easier for the newbies out there.

Food for thought. Thanks for sharing.

That's a sick snare. I have it. It cracks. And cuts

I use the aquarian triple threat snare head its very good.

Nice kit is it a mspex mydentity

Why u got Archangel Gabriel on ur phone 💀

Where can i get a Mspex red Mapex this? You wabt to sell yours?

For me I practiced double bass every day in high school history class.

Very good ! It ´s the right place

how do you tighten

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not what the problem is my cymbal arm that’s built into cymbal is what’s the issue

How can we hear what it sounds like when it has a huge muffle layed up against it on the inside?

Is it Just as sturdy with 2 legs? Have heard mixed reviews, most say 2 leg Stands still are sturdy but have heard some say they wobble

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You know this videos old as fuck because the native chick still on the front of the land o lakes logo. Now they just the land o lakes, They got rid of the natives while keeping the land. Which is somehow worse than keeping it the way it was...

Tag them. Or at least Daniel

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This didnt work for me. I already have a reso head with the muffle hole in it. gonna keep tweaking my IC 900's. It is super annoying the little double dribble. Not trying to bury the beater either.

If it was in the apartment next door yes I would want to move.

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Did you know that theres a thing called a snare and toms?💀

Facts!!

Satan. Take Satan out of the music industry.

my friends band is named "phoenix ash" HAHAHA

the footboard does not fold up to put it in a bag

lol that strike vibrated reality for a moment..

It's also Christopher Daniel barnes birthday

Cool toys

The other cause of the issue is head tension. Think about when you play a floor or a pillow compared to a tight marching snare

I got 2 they are awesome belts my first is from 2017 and no wear at all over 6 years and no wear last forever

Not one hit!? What kind of review is that?

It's a very annoying problem, especially when recording and I've experienced dribble with both closed and ported resos. For me, best solution has been to record frequently and work on patterns that tend to cause dribble, like kick pattern in the song "Green-Eyed Lady". I play with fairly loose pedal spring tension, but enough to put beater halfway to drum head when foot is resting on it. And I don't bury the beater. I'm not convinced that drum tuning and/or heads compensate for what I perceive to be technique issues. Feet need to be worked on as much as hands if not more.

Nice find man 😎😎

Thanks so much for posting this. Been having problems with this for years with my current kit. These tricks work like a charm.

I remember lol

ok maybe stating the obvious here but is the basic idea that instead of 3 legs in a fixed position, here you only have 2, plus you can move them out of the way if you need to? like in this setup, one of the 3 legs would be landing right on top of the drum pedal to the right ... right? so no need for a swivel if your kit is pretty minimal with plenty of space, yeah?

I have one too. Still playing it. Sounds great.

What tips are on those? Thanks.