More power for second Strokes

I have a video in my channel in which I played Slowest to Fastest with Heel Toe

Maximum Tightest skins with 1 big Blanket, 1 Big Pillow and 1 small pillow

@@michaelcm9283 ooooooohh

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Where DID THAT COME FROM???YOU ARE AT THE WRONG GIG!

@@KingDaddy-58 Don’t care

@@christfollower1643 lol, well we don't care about your little speech

To practice at least 6 month or 1 year...to can play 260 BPM... I think

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almost maximum (9/10)

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yeah. a little difference. while you use double pedal on one bass drum, slave pedal ( left pedal ) is not as free as Left pedal ( while using two Single Pedals ) bcoz Pedal Driveshaft make a little to lost your left foot pedal's momentum and energy. thats my thougt. I prefer two Single pedals than using Double Pedal.

to expand on what Michael CM said, The slave pedal is not always as free because of the drive shaft. You can fix this problem by upgrading your pedal with a Trick or ACD Unlimited drive shaft, both of those shafts have no latency and are the best shafts on the market. Some double pedals can also convert from double to 2 singles, the trick pro1-v bigfoot, pearl demon drive, and a few others can do this.

Thanks for explaining!

thanks par. bro

Gotta get your drum heads "coffee-table-tight" in order to utilize less exaggerated motion. At one point, it doesn't make sense to use traditional real bass drums.

no Trigger and No Mic. I just recorded it with only $50 Xiaomi MI max2 Used phone. I am still saving money to buy Module&Monitor.

@@michaelcm9283 just curious cause it sounds triggered haha

@@justasimpledude777 Thats just tight tuning and multiple pillows. That's how you get that punchy sound.

translation "I don't understand it so its bad!"

nope. you can do Swivel or Heel Toe with Short Boart Pedals. I seen a lot of guys doing fast double Strokes with Short Board Pedals ( Axis Shortboard, Pearl Shortboard or whatever $50, $100 Double pedal ) you only need to do suitable pedal setting and daily practice routime to catch your goal.

you need to do beater angle at least 45 degree and lower. ( mine is i think 30degree ) beater height is nearly 1 feet from the Ground. spring tension is maximum. footboard plate height is 5 inches.

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I have a pdp 700 series

@@Beans_978 I think you can play any technique on any Pedal. the only thing you need to do is.. 1- suitable pedal setting for your chosen techniq ( Different Tech needs different pedal setting. I think ) 2- you need to practice at least 2 hours per day to achieve your goal. ( I practiced nearly 1 year to can play Heel Toe like that ) The most important object is just your body, not expensive pedals.

yeah, and no volume, or dynamics really. Good for one thing only. Plus all the muffling.. yuck. But still better than triggers.

yeah. Heel Toe Depend on tightness of Skin, coz it needs powerful second strokes for long Double Bass Bars. but you can practice Heel Toe on washing foam practice pad, at night I always practice like that for 90% silence practicing ( Marthyn Joaovic uploaded a video about practicing on Washing Foam Bass Drum Practice pad )

Yeah, it offers no opportunity to mix-in natural mic'ing to combine with trigger samples.

@@michaelcm9283 this is honestly also a huge part of where triggering comes into play, tune your batter heads for the tension you need, then use a kick sample to get the sound you want.

Just depends on how you move your feet. This 'heel toe" method in this video looks more like pressure-bouncing, or drags. I'd have to see it start at like 80bpm 16th notes and work it's way up. I do heeltoe with a full -actual- heel stomp and toe roll-off and it's pretty damn loud, because the beaters are heavy as well (tama iron cobra). I could use lighter beaters, adjust the beater angle some, and get everything all close in - tighten the fuck out of hte bassdrum head, and then pressure-bounce the beater twice, but then (like in this thread describes) you have to use a trigger. if I were truly just going to do drags & trigger stuff, I'd use one of those huge alesis mesh-head elec bassdrums cuz that's like throwing a bowling ball into a trampoline

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I use it. My Cobra coil position is Middle.

@@michaelcm9283 and have you tried going fast with heels down only?

@@xBaphometHx nope. For fast, you should use heel up

Heel down is really only hurting you unless you're playing a lighter softer style of music.

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now. the technique is called " A Cat Motion "

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Does the cat genuinely like the beat?

@@jeepdude_2502 no. everytime I practiced, She is angry. may be coz of noise

His Drumming changed my mind a lot.

yeah. i played Single Strokes Swivel 3yr long. but now DOUBLESSS.

Been using a Roc-n-Soc motion throne for about 20 years and it's fantastic !

your back is now bouncing. Not always better. And the air canister dies. I use to sell those.

nope. Chain Drive. oldest model of SC.