COMO y PORQUE ajustar BIEN tu pedal, 

Somos latinos, por eso nos entendemos. Saludos. ✌🏻

Aprende inglés , canales como este hay muchos en ese idioma. Te servirá para abrir tu mente

@@chadsmith1876Quizas deberias vos abrir tu mente y no insultarme. ademas lo puse porque mucha gente que habla ingles pide que por favor que lo traduzca porque no comprenden

@@chitplaygames jamas te insulté, de ahí solo te dije que aprendas inglés

Claro asi mismo me la pasaba viendo videos en ingles, por fin encontre a este maestro en español

Jajaja yo hablo inglés y español pero español venezolano y hasta a mi me cuesta entender este acento

Hno colombiano, lo mismo se lo dije en otro video... que humildad tiene el tipo!

@@gabodoob868 si es verdad. Un abrazo bro!

No soy el único uruguayo jaja

This please! I’d love to better understand your thoughts and settings

This doesn't replace a transcription but here's the gist (plz forgive translation mistakes): He doesn't really explain specifically how to adjust it, but rather how to think about adjusting it for your needs/wants. The idea is to make sure that the way you adjust your pedal works for you in three different phases of playing: 1. Slow enough that you can't leverage rebound of the pedal to do work for you. In this case you have to make sure that you have control and also that you can preserve dynamic range, and that you haven't adjusted your pedal in particular in a way that will neuter your stronger kick hits. He points out that most drummers spend most of their time here, so this is important. 2. The speed range in which you're basically dribbling a ball, using the rebound of the pedal to do all the work of the next hit. This is the main range that he adjusts for to try to make sure he has that easy rebounding in the speed range that he likes and uses often. By changing beater position, stiffness, etc. you're basically adjusting what rebound speed is most comfortable, so adjust it so that the rebound speed is the range you play in most. 3. The speed range where you're playing so fast that even the "dribbling" effect doesn't work and you have to put in your own effort to go faster than the pedal can go "on its own." He says he doesn't really like this range and doesn't spend much time there because he prefers to have as much control as possible. He says that he prefers to make sure the pedal feels really good in phase 1 and phase 2 rather than sacrificing those to make phase 3 feel better. Something like that anyway. I hope I did it justice :P

@@ohboyotero you da mvp, thank you

Ved Srivastav i don’t understand any Spanish either but I was watching how he works the pedal and it seems that it’s so reflexible it bounces back as he touches it. I say it’s best to try adjust your pedals like he does. I’m trying to get better at using my pedals faster 😅

Me compartirías algunos ejercicios para ganar control?

ahahaha

todo es practica.

Hola Edgardo. No entiendo a que te referís con "sin resorte". Lo he escuchado antes y quisiera practicarlo pero no se como llegar a ese punto o llevarlo a cabo.

PLEASE LEARN SPANISH ;) THANKS!...

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