How to Trigger your Bass Drum for EXTREME Metal Music

[@lonnienorton.]

I love it!!!!

[@SuperJnne]

Cool. Thanks for sharing

[@lucyferina]

Need to have more time to re-convert one of my acoustic kits into an e-kit but for now this is my kit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpLEiJpmnq2Cra8

[@naveen2650]

Cool cover dude!

[@DarkBlackReaper]

What about reso head?

[@naveen2650]

@@DarkBlackReaper all u need the reso head for is band logo :)

[@DarkBlackReaper]

@@naveen2650 Thanks! I am kinda new in drum world

[@NyellOnly]

can someone explain wtf is trigger ? i see like the trigger support the peddal or what?

[@DarthWinterMadness]

Here's a video named A "Proper" Explanation Of Drum Triggers by KZbinr 66Samus. I think it should answer your question better than if I tried to explain it with text. It tells you what triggers are, how they work and what you can do with them outside of what people generally use them for. Cheers from France! 🍻 kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2LPpX13mbZ7gcUsi=AuaEFmstakZ8jR-S

[@naveen2650]

Triggers turn vibrations into electronic signals that you can relay through a module to produce a sound. There's lots of videos on KZbin that explain what a drum trigger is. Personally I like the one by samus.

[@ANARCH3TYPE]

In metal(or any other music)if you want consistent even hits and not some hits louder than others, use a trigger. Very effective on double bass kicks. Great setup mate!

[@NyellOnly]

Oooh Thankyou for explain@@naveen2650

[@serdargokhanberber]

threshold level and sensibility level pls

[@naveen2650]

@@serdargokhanberber 15 and max sens

[@serdargokhanberber]

@@naveen2650 thank you so much 😂 ı was struggled the levels 😂