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DIY Drum Noise/Vibration Isolation Platform (The "Noodle Riser") - Better Than Tennis Balls!

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So many people asked about it, so made a video! Here's how I made my drum "Noodle Riser" so I could practice electronic drums in an apartment without disturbing my neighbors.
It absorbs vibration (and some sound) and allowed me to practice quiet to moderately loud. I used a combination of foam mats, wood, rugs, and pool noodles!
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@danielmadariagavaldes893 Год назад

Great video , I have a very similar solution in my apartment and none has complain. Works perfectly

@malinowskidrums Год назад

Awesome! What was your solution?

@rmyrie5963 2 месяца назад

can you jump up and down on it without making any noise below

@Arkane117 2 месяца назад

I’m going to try this. I just got a new e drum kit and got my first complaint today. I’m thinking of using a memory foam mattress topper instead of the pool noodles. Do you think it will work just as well? Please let me know what you think.

@firdeye2681 Год назад

very cool. thanks for the idea

@malinowskidrums Год назад

No problem! Hope it helps :)

@mickeynewman 10 месяцев назад

I'm curious -- how thick are the pool noodles (2.5" or 3.5") and how many did you end up buying for this? I tend to think that compared to tennis balls, pool noodles would get squashed under the weight of a person, so I'm curious how they are holding up. Is there something else that is holding up the top MDF board? I see several blue semi-star shaped pieces at the corners and in the middle. Is that what's preventing the pool noodles from getting squashed?

@aaronmoraga721 3 года назад

How does it sound from the floor below? I have an ekit I’d like to be able to practice on but my tennis ball riser seems to not absorb enough of the vibrations

@malinowskidrums 3 года назад

Hello! Thanks for commenting. Well, I’ll put it this way - it was a really old grumpy couple and they would broom the ceiling when we walked down the hallway, but never knew that I was a drummer. They did mention that someone was “working out” sometimes, but since they couldn’t figure out I was a drummer snd it wasn’t the most annoying part to them - this set up must hold up pretty good.

@nooreatsmusic 4 года назад

Great tips!!!

@kunaalkhanna7250 4 года назад

Just wondering if you glued the noodles ? And did you just place them on the corner or throughout the riser ?

@malinowskidrums 4 года назад

I duct taped them. I basically made an “8”, so I went around the edges and then a line down the middle. The leftover pieces I had I put in the middle area. If you DM me I can send a picture (doesn’t let me send it here).

@LindaGoesOutside 2 года назад

@@malinowskidrums I just wondered if you could send me a picture of your pool noodle drum riser. Thanks!!

@omhari7768 3 года назад

Hello could you please let me know what is the size of your black 1 inch exercise gym mat and what types of it would u be able to send me the link where can I buy thanks plz

@malinowskidrums 3 года назад

Hello! Here's a link to the type of mats I bought. I think you would probably need 6, but measure them and your own space and see. Hope this helps! www.wesellmats.com/25mm-martial-arts-mats/?color=Black&gclid=Cj0KCQiAgomBBhDXARIsAFNyUqMXJj2P_g88ExP3gWicOu2ukPQ8b7V1FO3TJSUhlFPmWwCiudXSW6QaApsZEALw_wcB

@0xbad Год назад

I'm afraid that the price of this platform is getting closer to the price of roland noise eaters)

@malinowskidrums Год назад

Hey, thanks for making me aware of these! Haven't heard of them before but seem decent. I wonder if they really work. Might need 2 of them too depending on your kit..