quantify your obsession/gear list
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[Mar 11,2004 4:45pm - Josh_hates_you ""]
inspired by the reverends other website deviant art and his obsession/gear list, we all know who play what instrument in what band everyone plays. but what is the actual gear you all use?
Drums:
tama rockstar 5 peice ($700)
paiste innovations 16" & 18" crash ($150 & $175)
Zildjian mega bell ride 22"($199)
paiste innovations medium hi-hats($180)
wuhan 14" china ($40)
Tama iron cobra double pedal($280)
Roc&Soc throne with backrest ($180)
drum heads-- evans G2 clear for toms,G1 coated for snare, aquarian superkick for bass drum
pile of broken cymbals, stands, heads and sticks (at least $1000 over the years)
Recording:
Alesis HD24 - 24 track digital recorder ($1500)
Mackie 1604 16 channel mixer ($1000)
alesis 3630 compressor ($100)
digitec studio s100 processor ($180)
akg d112 kick drum mic ($199)
sure sm57 ($90)
nady drum mic set($200)
2 oktava MK012 condenser mics ($100 each)
oktava tube condenser vocal microphone($250)
i also have 2 yamaha 250 watt program 500 peak floor monitors 12 inch woofers($200 each) ans a qsc RMX850 600 watt amp to push the monitors($400) and i am probably forgeting some shit somewhere
not to mention i want tons more shit and im getting about $1000 bucks back from taxes to invest in more recording gear
[Mar 11,2004 4:49pm - TheGreatSpaldino ""]
Ibanez SR485 (piece of shit)
Yamaha RBX180 modified slightly (piece of shit)
Trace Elliot AS200s head (decent I guess)
Peavey something 4x10 cab, 700 watt capacity (decent)
[Mar 11,2004 9:27pm - Anthony ""]
ESP F205
Ibanez Challenger (Vintage j-bass knockoff from the 70s)
Ampeg svt3 pro
Sunn 2x15 cab (original vintage from the early 1970s- not the Fender knockoff crap)
Boss NS2 Noise Suprresor
DOD Bass equalizer
Peavy 1x15 combo amp
[Mar 11,2004 9:38pm - moran ""]
Jackson Pro series(that I borrowed off a friend)
Crate Stealth 50 Watt head(my drummers)
Peavey cab(also my drummers, I'm broke and can't afford anything)
[Mar 11,2004 11:44pm - Josh_hates_you ""]
i wanna know what the "serious" bands are playing at their big shows and or little tours. and where is the drummers at? what are they all playing?
[Mar 12,2004 12:01am - Kalopsia ""]
my main bass is a Spector Euro 4 string in black and blue stain with stock EMG pickups and i installed an Aguilar OBP-1 active preamp in it. i finally got the bitch to work right and it sounds absolutely incredible. i couldn't be happier.
my backup bass is a Schecter Stiletto Deluxe 4 string in black. it plays great, but shitty wood, so i'm looking to trade it in for probably a Schecter Stiletto Elite neck-thru. i'm really impressed with how good Schecter basses play and how they sound.
both basses are strung with D'addario XL roundwound strings, .055-.110 and tuned low C, F, A#, D#
i have 2 other basses, a Carlo Robelli 5 string and a Jackson JS-40 4 string, both of which suck donkey balls and i'm either gonna sell them or destroy them.
Samson AG1 airline Wireless
Boss TU2 pedal tuner
SansAmp Bass Driver/DI (by far the most essential part of my sound)
SWR 550x amp head
SWR Goliath III 4x10 cabinet
Monster Cables
Dunlop Ultex picks 1.14mm
i can honestly say that i am completely happy with my gear. now that i have my Spector working, i am finally happy with my sound. if anything i'll add another SWR 4x10 cabinet, just because i can, but that's about it
[Mar 12,2004 12:06am - the_reverend ""]
I posted this earlier on another site...
about camera equipment with basically the same title.
$2000 nikon D100 body
$ 300 sigma 24mm f 1.8
$ 439 sigma 17-35mm f 2.8-4
$ 300 sigma 28-70mm f 2.8
$ 40 77mm circular polarizer
$ 144 512MB sandisc ultra CF from dell
$ 122 512MB sandisc ultra CF from ebay
$ 24 256MB sandisc CF from dell
$ 55 toploader pro 70aw bag
$ 22 extra battery
$ 270 sb-80dx flash
$ 54.93 sc-17 hot shoe extension cable
$ 50 maha 2200mah batteries w/ 3 hour charger
$ 20 8 rayovac 1800 batteries
$ 10 lowepro z30 for sb 80dx
$ 50 25mm adapter + t/2 tube
$ 169 400x microscope
$ 10 CCD cleaner
$ 6 extra-lcd protector
$ 50 cookin InfraRed filer and filter holder set-up
$124 512Mb ridata compact flash ebay
$1499 another nikon D100 body
$free lowepro mini-trekker backpack (xmas gift)
$free 121 filter from cookin (xmas gift)
$238 MB-D100 vertical grip
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$5997 total since 2/2/03
want
$1200 17-55mm f2.8
$670 12-24 f4.5-5.5 sigma
$ 400 marco lense around 85mm to 105mm f 1.4-1.8
$ 600 24-120mm VR nikon lens
$ 800 70-200m f2.8 sigma
$ 75 2x teleconverter/macro
$1000 a 10.4" laptop for on the road digital editing.
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$3557 total
[Mar 12,2004 12:19am - Kalopsia ""]
my Spector cost me a little under $900 (guitar center discounts are incredible)
$350 Schecter
$270 Carlo Robelli
$250 Jackson
$10 strings (discount again
$100 Samson (used)
$80 Boss pedal
$140 Sansamp
i bought my SWR rig off of a guy i used to work with (who's endorsed by Fodera basses) for $1,300. it was only 8 weeks old, and was one of the last American made SWR amps before Fender bought them out and started production in Mexico.
$45 12ft Monster Jazz cable, gotta buy a Bass cable next
[Mar 12,2004 1:41am - Chococat ""]
one middle eastern milk saucer from the 1940's
couple of chinese "dog skull" saucers
silk ball of string
7 foot tall cat playhouse (with 4 scratching posts and 2 beds)
and my very own cow for a never ending supply of milk =^_^=
[Mar 12,2004 1:42am - Josh_hates_you ""]
i like the schecter guitars. havent heard the bass from them but one of my buddies plays a warwick somethin or other model bass, it sounds pretty badass
[Mar 12,2004 6:32am - Sinistas ""]
Gear I'll play live:
Jackson-logoed 1989 Carvin DC125 ($250 used)
Line 6 Spider II 212 ($500)
Dunlop 2.0 mm picks
Other gear:
Epiphone LP Special II ($200)
Hondo Rhoads Copy (Gift)
1976 Fender P-Bass (Trade)
Crate GX-15 ($25 used)
Boss Metalzone, Danelectro Fabtone, Boss Flanger, DOD Stereo Chorus, Boss Turbo Overdrive (not sure)
[Mar 12,2004 7:32am - Falcifer ""]
Ampeg SVT Classic 300w Bass Head
Ampeg 4x10 Speaker Cab.
Ampeg 1x15 Speaker Cab.
1963 Ampeg B15-N Combo
Yorkville 400w Bass Head
Hartke 4.5 Speaker Cab.
1976 Rickenbacker 4001 Bass
2001 Gibson Thunderbird Bass
[Mar 12,2004 8:57am - mikehostageheart ""]
Guitar
Gibson Faded SG (red), matching Gibson Hardshell case
Ibanez S-Series with fixed bridge and an EMG HZ bridge pickup, Charvel hardshell case
Marshall 1960 JCM900 cab
Peavey 5150 EVH head, 8551 tubes and bias modification
4-space rack with Furman Power Conditioner, Korg Tuner and 2-space drawer
Monster Cable speaker and instrument cables
Fender Frontman 10" practice amp, blown speaker and all...
Bass
Ampeg SVT IV Pro in a 6-space rack (used to have all my rack gear in this)
Peavey 2x10, 1x15 combo cab with Black Widow speakers (actually used to be Bane's bass cab...had to name drop that one...)
Ibanez Prestige 4-sting with Fender Hardshell case that I picked up for $600 in excellent condition
BJ's Wholesale Club brand "Ariana" 4-string bass. First bass I ever owned, my parents bought it for me when I was in 7th grade. It's the only piece of gear I own now that I haven't personally payed for. I think that's it. At one point I owned 4 guitars and 2 basses and a shitload more cabs. Fuck bills...
[Mar 12,2004 8:58am - RustedAngel ""]
marshall dsl 100 ($1150)
marshall 1960a ($600)
crate gx40c ($300)
rackmount flightcase (free)
bbe 482 sonic max ($199)
dunlop crybaby ($109)
boss tu-2 ($90)
monster rock cable 25' ($80)
monster rock speaker cable 6' ($40)
jackson usa rr1 ($1450)
ibanez rg ($400) w/ Dimarzio dropsonic ($100)
esp mh-300 ($420)
current computer:
aspire x-superalien case (premod)
p4 2ghz
abit th7II raid mb
wd 120 gig hd
maxxtor 80 gig hd
quant 30 gig hd
nvidia gforce 3 64mb
canon s100 2mp
canon s400 4mp
[Mar 12,2004 9:40am - SmallBrownRatFuck ""]
I got the older, 80's gear:
Ibanez Roadstar II, 5 string with 4 string neck (impossible to find a bass like that these days... I've been looking)
Chomes flatwound strings... god, I love flatwounds now.
Peavey Megabass rackmount, 200w X 2@4 ohms, sickass chorus-- pretty badass
Ampeg 1x15 cab, don't even remember the designation
Boss Bass Overdrive ODB3 (absolutely badass pedal)
Hohner 4 string electric-acoustic bass
Not much gear, so I try to get as much out of it as possible.
Hey, any bass players out there have any recommendations for new active pickups? I'm getting really tired of my soapbars that I got on my bass. I'm thinking about humbucking EMGs, but have no idea which ones.
[Mar 12,2004 9:42am - Josh_hates_you ""]
cool stuff i still want to see some drummers lists - i know there arent as many drummers as guitar players
[Mar 12,2004 11:09am - handinjury ""]
prices are not needed
drums:
pearl 5pc
3pc pearl rack
14,16" sabian aax crash
10" aax splash
8" LP ice bell
18" aax china
14" sabian aax hihats
14,16, sabian pro8 crash
16" sabian pro8 china
16" paiste alpha china
22" paiste ride
13"pearl piccalo snare
13" tama snare
DW 9002 dbl pedal
tama iron cobra dbl pedal(for sale)
zildian dipsticks
(2)BOSS DR-660
guitar:
esp/ltd MH-301
89"usa ibanez saber
01" ibanez 7string (the nice ones, not the $500 model)
jackson half V
shitty washburn accustic(i like that spelling)
mesa recto single50 head
crate black voodoo head
marshall 1960 4X12
peavey envoy110 combo
Rcording:
digi 001 / protools 6.1.1
focusrite twin track mic pre
dbx 386(i think thats the mod#, its the 2channel silver series mic pre)
(2)aphex 107 mic pre
behringer 16 channel mixer
sony p4, 1024 ram, 2.4 gig
event ps-8 monitors
sm-57
(2) octavia mk-012
sennhiser e604
sennhiser e609
audio techmica 3035
and bunch more mics...im all set with listing all of them
theres more stuff but, i dont have time(work)
[Mar 12,2004 11:28am - Josh_hates_you ""]
what series pearl set was that hand injury? and arent those oktava mk-012 mics fucking awesome for the price?? i been looking into those sennheiser e604s for my toms how do you like them??
[Mar 12,2004 11:32am - SmallBrownRatFuck ""]
Holy crap that's a lot of gear.
[Mar 12,2004 11:42am - Josh_hates_you ""]
ill have more when i get my tax returns back and a full time job might help
[Mar 12,2004 12:09pm - Kalopsia ""]
SmallBrownRatFuck said:
Hey, any bass players out there have any recommendations for new active pickups? I'm getting really tired of my soapbars that I got on my bass. I'm thinking about humbucking EMGs, but have no idea which ones.
go with either EMG, or Bartolini pickups. i think you'll be happy with either one. i have EMG P&J set up in my Spector and the thing sounds awesome. and it has an extremely high output too. i would suggest Seymour Duncan Basslines as well but they're passive
[Mar 12,2004 12:26pm - handinjury ""]
Josh_hates_you said:what series pearl set was that hand injury? and arent those oktava mk-012 mics fucking awesome for the price?? i been looking into those sennheiser e604s for my toms how do you like them??
Its the lower price one, not a export, i cant remember off hand. I put all good skins on on them and tune them the best i can.
Mk-012, yeah those are a good bargin for the buck.
Typo: i have the e602(the kick mic) sorry. Audio tech has 2 differant tom mics that "from i heard" sound good. you should check them out.
I also forgot to add my Monster cable collection(ruffly $325.00 worth)
[Mar 12,2004 1:05pm - Josh_hates_you ""]
cool those cheap pearl sets are the forum series. i got the akg d112 on the kick i like it, i hear the e602 is real good on bass too.
[Mar 12,2004 1:18pm - SmallBrownRatFuck ""]
Kalopsia said:
go with either EMG, or Bartolini pickups. i think you'll be happy with either one. i have EMG P&J set up in my Spector and the thing sounds awesome. and it has an extremely high output too. i would suggest Seymour Duncan Basslines as well but they're passive
P&J? I'll definitely check it out. Thx man.
[Mar 12,2004 1:23pm - WhyamIandasshole ""]
84 Gibson Flying V with 2 EMG 81's
86 Gibson Les Paul Custom with an 81 in the Bridge
Marshall JCM 800 50watt head 2205
2 Marshall 1960 4x12 cabs
Jimmy Hendrix Cry Baby Way
Boss Floor Tuner
[Mar 12,2004 4:29pm - Dymitry ""]
B.C. Rich Ironbird ( guitar )
B.C. Rich Warlock ( bass )
Behringer B-2 ( microphone )
Behringer Ultra-Curve Pro ( graphic equalizer )
Behringer V-Amp 2 ( guitar effects )
Boss DR-770 ( drum machine )
Korg D-16 ( multitrack recorder )
Korg N5ex ( synthesizer )
[Mar 12,2004 4:36pm - Siberia ""]
Josh_hates_you said:cool stuff i still want to see some drummers lists - i know there arent as many drummers as guitar players
Yeah, I'd like to know how many drummers out there use AXIS pedals or what they think of them?
[Mar 12,2004 5:27pm - Josh_hates_you ""]
i do know that the world record for fastest double bass was around 1020 kicks in one minute set using an axis longboard pedal- i played one at mars music before it closed it was pretty fast and almost effortless to use but i like the power of my iron cobra and the feel of DW pedals
and siberia where is your list?
[Mar 13,2004 12:34am - Dissector ""]
The main reason I bought the Iron CObra was becauase I like G.I. Joe. Plus its a cool pedal.
But anyways:
Another DW Bassdrum
Britney Spears/Macabre Headset mic-thingy
Mixing Board
Various Microphones
Thats about all I need.
[Mar 13,2004 1:17am - Kalopsia ""]
SmallBrownRatFuck said:P&J? I'll definitely check it out. Thx man.
well P&J means Precision and Jazz. i have a split-coil (Precision) and single-coil (Jazz) pickup in my Spector, hence P&J pickups. but u said u had soapbar pickups. so you should look at the EMG extended series pickups instead.
[Mar 13,2004 3:17am - TheGreatSpaldino ""]
soapbar pickups are pretty boss...
fuck magnetic pick ups... get some lightwave optical pickups. =)
[Mar 13,2004 8:50pm - Anthony ""]
Kalopsia is right about the EMG PandJ pickups sounding amazing. All the Euro spectors I've played sound incredible. In terms of EMG soapbars, I know Digiorgio and Webster use a 40DC set in some of their basses.
[Mar 14,2004 2:10pm - subjugate ""]
jackson RR1
shure wireless
sabine tuner
digitech gsp21 legnd II
marshall jcm 800 on the right
pv 5150 on the left
pv butcher cabs
4X12 slant 4X12 strgt on the right
pv 5150 cabs 4X12 slant 4X12 strgt
on the left
live no heads
ada micro tube 200wt power amp
mosvalve/toneworks
2X12 2X12
[Mar 14,2004 2:38pm - Abbath ""]
i'm jealous of everyone here
all i know is that i have a:
1. radio shack microphone
2: a Kustom p.a.
all of you should bow before my might!!!!
[Mar 16,2004 9:48am - Josh_hates_you ""]
im sure no one cares but i just got a $900 compressor on e-bay for 500 bucks
[Mar 16,2004 10:18am - RustedAngel ""]
compression sucks.
[Mar 16,2004 11:34am - powerkok ""]
bc rich warlock supreme $500
jackson rhoades performer $300
esp ltd m300 $600
boss ns 2 noise suppressor $90
line 6 pod $300
peavey classic 60/60 tube power amp $300
triple rect mesa cab $400
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total = $2490
for a mere 2500 dollars, you too, can rock the entire mill building we jam in, we/I are/am so fucking loud, that you can hear us on the 4th floor. were in the basement. Ive been playing for 19 yeArs, and this rig is THE best you can get for metal, besides a mesa head that is 2400 bucks alone. ANYONE THAT PLAYS METAL GUITAR, AND IS LOOKING FOR A NEW AMP, CHECK OUT A PEAVEY CLASSIC 60/60 TUBE AMP. YEAH, I KNOW, ITS PEAVEY, THATS WHAT I SAID TOO...BUT IT FUCKING ROCKS SO GOOD ITS BAD.
[Mar 16,2004 12:39pm - Josh_hates_you ""]
RustedAngel said:compression sucks.
hahaha you must not understand compression. EQ compression and how they interact make up all the dynamics of a recording.
bottom line without a good compressor your recordings will suck, and they help alot live plus this is an 8 channel gate too with high and low pass filters
[Mar 16,2004 12:48pm - the_reverend ""]
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I just bought that.. ultra wide angle lens (it was either that or a fish eye)
this should be in the mail thursday to me
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vertical grip/battery storage... that will let me take 3500 pictures on one charge. I want it for the vertical shutter release more than anything.
[Mar 16,2004 12:51pm - the_reverend ""]
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when that comes out, I will 2 of my lenses to pay for that. it'll replace them. that lens will be amazing. 17-55mm 2.8! crazy good, but $1300USD
then I just need this little fella
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70-200mm 2.8 for taking pictures of things far away and I'll be all set for a long time.. maybe...
[Mar 16,2004 12:58pm - SmallBrownRatFuck ""]
Compression for bass, unless 1) you have a lot of pedals & 2) expect to play out of a PA, is not completely necessary... as far as I know.
The pickups that are currently in my bass are active, and they seem as though they're the stock pickups. Shit, I wish I knew more about this bass.
[Mar 16,2004 1:07pm - Josh_hates_you ""]
no i rarely use a compressor on bass at all even when recording unless it is just to pull the sound forward a little but if you use a compressor properly with an EQ running to it on a side chain the you can cancel out overtones that cause low frequency distortion thus allowing you to play at a higher volume with less feed back and distortion
[Mar 16,2004 1:20pm - josiah the black ""]
what i have:
yamaha stage custom set with 4 toms and snare
zildjian zbt hi-hats, crash, and crash-ride
a custom splash, thin crash, and china
yamaha double pedal set-up
what i want/need
another yamaha stage series bass drum
zildjian mastersound hi-hats
zildjian k custom ping ride
zil-bel
k custom dark crash
18" floor tom
SIBERIA: i havent used axis pedals before but from what i know they are probably the quickest reaction pedals on the market, theyre also pretty expensive
[Mar 16,2004 1:24pm - SmallBrownRatFuck ""]
Josh_hates_you said:if you use a compressor properly with an EQ running to it on a side chain the you can cancel out overtones that cause low frequency distortion thus allowing you to play at a higher volume with less feed back and distortion
Hrm, maybe I should start using a compression pedal. I run the Boss Bass Overdrive pedal (ODB-3)
and, if I want a nasty dirty tone, I need to push the treble up... unfortunately I get tons of
feedback. The compression would solve that, no?
[Mar 16,2004 1:26pm - Josh_hates_you ""]
hey josiah if you play metal you may not want those k-series they are wicked thin and typically use for jazz. look into the paiste dimensions series
[Mar 16,2004 1:30pm - Josh_hates_you ""]
the compressor would help the feed back IF USED PROPERLY i havent tried using a feedback destroyer but they make those too BTW i would recomend rack gear for compressors not a pedal-unless the compression is built to a pedal but then i dont think it will have a side chain input which you need to cancel frequencies
[Mar 16,2004 1:36pm - josiah the black ""]
Josh_hates_you said:hey josiah if you play metal you may not want those k-series they are wicked thin and typically use for jazz. look into the paiste dimensions series
ya i've heard that before but they just have such a nice sound, i prob would end up getting the a-series, i like zildjian more than paiste, just a personal preference tho although paiste are pretty fuckin sweet
by the way, can you do ultra fast drum kicks a la morbid angel, amon amarth, among many many others? i've gotten to be kinda fast but not anywhere near my goal, i was wondering if there was some kind of leg exercise (besides obviously just practicing and practicing) such as doing squats or something? if anybody knows any "secrets" fill me in
thanks
[Mar 16,2004 1:42pm - handinjury ""]
I noticed that jogging helped my leg's a little, in terms of dbl bass.
[Mar 16,2004 1:44pm - SmallBrownRatFuck ""]
heh, you could always get a trigger. BLASPHEMY!
[Mar 16,2004 1:48pm - Josh_hates_you ""]
triggers help those proffessional guys out alot-- if you play heel up or heel down it might make a difference-- some of these guys can do double kicks almost like a double stroke - which is done through a slide technique step down toe then slide toe back and the slide on the way up should be your second kick=4 kicks in the time of 2 wich is hard -- best excercise i am aware of is the Dave Lomabardo methos which is basically to do dbl bass while leaning all the way back to stretch your stomach muscles to add resistance do this as long as you can stand-ankle weights 5 lbs help and when practicing always make sure you are steady if you go too fast and you hear the flow break then slow down and control it ---- speed = nothing without control
[Mar 16,2004 2:20pm - morkul ""]
josiah the black said:what i have:
yamaha stage custom set with 4 toms and snare
zildjian zbt hi-hats, crash, and crash-ride
a custom splash, thin crash, and china
yamaha double pedal set-up
what i want/need
another yamaha stage series bass drum
zildjian mastersound hi-hats
zildjian k custom ping ride
zil-bel
k custom dark crash
18" floor tom
SIBERIA: i havent used axis pedals before but from what i know they are probably the quickest reaction pedals on the market, theyre also pretty expensive
Bro if you are going to play death metal/grind or anything really for that matter these are the pedals to get. I've been playing these for the past 4 years and wish I had found them sooner. Once you learn the techniques and tricks of the pedals your options are limitless. Well worth the money spent . In time you will see that if you buy them.:NEWHORNS:
[Mar 16,2004 3:53pm - josiah_the_black ""]
good point
[Mar 16,2004 4:09pm - Kalopsia ""]
the only double bass pedals i've ever heard any of the greats talk about (like Derek Roddy) are the Axis pedals, namely the Longboard. and shit, if Derek Roddy uses it, it must be good
[Mar 16,2004 4:26pm - morkul ""]
He only started using the longboards lately. I played a show with hateeternal a couple of years ago and he was still using the same pedals he had bought in 1992. The original axis. I know this because he was very proud of them lasting as long as they did.
[Mar 16,2004 4:28pm - morkul ""]
SmallBrownRatFuck said:heh, you could always get a trigger. BLASPHEMY!
Why don' t you like triggers? Let me guess, you are one of those skeptics who thinks it doesn't take much to play with triggers. If not please explain so I may be clear.
[Mar 16,2004 4:32pm - morkul ""]
handinjury said:I noticed that jogging helped my leg's a little, in terms of dbl bass.
If you won't exercises to do you should check out some drum sites that will help tremendously. Jumping rope is excellent for double bass. Also wear leg weights for your own personnal practice time an then take them off for band practice. Heel up and down exercises while sitting at work are great to do as well. Your options are limitless, you just have to practice, practice, practice. That is the most important part.:NEWHORNS:
[Mar 16,2004 4:33pm - Kalopsia ""]
a drum trigger merely makes the drum beat sound better. take the bass drum for example. if you are doing fast double bass, and the drum is only miked, the sound coming through the PA will sound muddy, because it's only picking up alot of air being pushed through. hook up a trigger to the drum, and you get a processed beat every time. this will make ever drum hit discernible and sound good. triggers can't be used to make u sound faster than you really are going. they are hooked up onto the drum.
[Mar 16,2004 4:39pm - housebythecemetery ""]
Siberia said:Josh_hates_you said:cool stuff i still want to see some drummers lists - i know there arent as many drummers as guitar players
Yeah, I'd like to know how many drummers out there use AXIS pedals or what they think of them?
fucking great worth every penny. not cheap what so ever though the one i have is 489$
[Mar 16,2004 4:42pm - morkul ""]
How many drummers are on this board. Cause it looks like were taking over this thread and I am loving every minute of it.
[Mar 16,2004 4:45pm - morkul ""]
Kalopsia said:a drum trigger merely makes the drum beat sound better. take the bass drum for example. if you are doing fast double bass, and the drum is only miked, the sound coming through the PA will sound muddy, because it's only picking up alot of air being pushed through. hook up a trigger to the drum, and you get a processed beat every time. this will make ever drum hit discernible and sound good. triggers can't be used to make u sound faster than you really are going. they are hooked up onto the drum.
Do you use triggers at all? I've got an AlesisDm5 and I only trigger the bass drums. I beleive that if you know how to tune your toms correctly you shouldn't have to be a trigger whore like some that are out there. But it is also a preference issue too, some do and some don't.
[Mar 16,2004 4:56pm - Kalopsia ""]
i don't even play drums. i just know about this stuff
[Mar 16,2004 5:34pm - envelopeddisfiguration ""]
Guitar:
eppiphone lespaul custom quilt-top
ibanez rg 220
hondo II (reformed with a dizmario distortion humbucker)
trace elliot grp3 100 watt guitar head
crate gfx 120 guitar head
2 behringer 4x12 cabs iwth sheffields
boss equalizer
drums:
tama swingstar
shitty cymbals
no double bass
only made in full with drummers equipment
PA:
samson 16 channel mixer
600 watt peavey power amp
two ross speakers, 18 inch woofers, 10 inch mids, and 10 inch drivers
[Mar 17,2004 12:16pm - josiah_the_black ""]
has anyone here ever used the duallist pedal? i dont want one cuz i think i would be cheating myself but i was wondering what anybody thought of it?
[Mar 17,2004 12:21pm - morkul ""]
josiah_the_black said:has anyone here ever used the duallist pedal? i dont want one cuz i think i would be cheating myself but i was wondering what anybody thought of it?
That is the pedal that allows you to do d.b. with just one foot right? It is not worth the money bro. Don't get it isn't worth it at all. If you are interested in doing db, while utilizing the hi-hat, mapex makes a db pedal that connects to the hi-hat while you play db. It is alright to but to me there is nothing like the feel of 2 bass drums.
[Mar 17,2004 12:22pm - SmallBrownRatFuck ""]
morkul said:Why don' t you like triggers? Let me guess, you are one of those skeptics who thinks it doesn't take much to play with triggers. If not please explain so I may be clear.
Triggers are actually pretty damn cool. I saw Primus when they came around last year and Tim Alexander rocked the triggers like you wouldn't believe. As for metal, I was under the impression that some drummers use triggers on their kick drum as double hits. Uhhh, to be more clear, 1 kick being 2 hits... uhhh. Yeah. Irregardless, I really have no idea what I'm talking about.
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[Mar 17,2004 12:29pm - Josh_hates_you ""]
you could program a drum machine to do 2 hits for every one beat. its just like programming a delay effect.
and sonar makes a pedal like the dualist called the Giant Step- they have the standard dbl bass setup but they have a dualist setup too and i heard it is fast as fuck- in fact i think sonar giant step pedals won best new drum gear award
[Mar 17,2004 12:33pm - Kalopsia ""]
SmallBrownRatFuck said:As for metal, I was under the impression that some drummers use triggers on their kick drum as double hits. Uhhh, to be more clear, 1 kick being 2 hits
but u have to take into consideration, what about parts of the songs where it's only one bass drum hit at a time? it's impossible to have a trigger do that and then do double hits when u need it to. unless you had like a tech in the back to do it for you. but if you have to go through that amount of work, just find a drummer that can pull it off for real.
[Mar 17,2004 12:56pm - dyingmuse ""]
this is my gear not my whole bands
jackson neck through randy roads v usa
jackson dinkey reversed usa
yamaha electric accoustic
rouge 5 string bass
qsc power amp 400 watts
dod sterio eq
digitec rp 2000 effects
2 labtec 4x"10's (full stack)
roland xp10
boss dr5
roland 1880 digital recorder
yamaha sequencer
peavey 8 channel powered mixer 100 watts per channel
[Mar 17,2004 1:55pm - My_Dying_Bride ""]
anyone have an original 5150 amp layin around theyd like to sell?????[img]
[Mar 17,2004 2:01pm - dyingmuse ""]
who are you? could it be a mdb fan from around here? besides me spaldino and thorn n vine?
[Mar 17,2004 2:30pm - Abbath ""]
i was the one who got him into them!:spineyes:
[Mar 17,2004 2:34pm - dyingmuse ""]
sweet. they are one of my top bands! you heard us? we are inspired by them quite a bit. www.shroud-of-bereavement.com
[Mar 17,2004 2:44pm - Abbath ""]
sweet thanks! our band is a blackish doom metal band also, our new song will be more like MDB
[Mar 17,2004 3:51pm - My_Dying_Bride ""]
MDB!!!!im in a band with my bros Abbath and josiahtheblack...i play lead guitar through a marshall practice run into a 300 watt mixer and i need a 5150... we make kick ass metal....hoping the time comes soon to do some shows...\m/