quantify your obsession/gear list[views:16299][posts:73]________________________________ [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. :ralphie: |
| _________________________________________ [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/ |