DIY ULTIMATE Bass Shaker TUTORIAL | Step by Step HOW TO and SETUP 

This has to be the most thorough and educational comment I've ever read on my RU-vid channel EVER ! I hope that people read through what you wrote. I'm sure that you dabble in this field or you are fully immersed , because everything you said, although new to me, makes perfect sense. Thank you so much for taking time out of your day to write this. I'm sure this will be helpful to people over time !

Just watched and read your comment, makes perfect sense and thank you both. I've been looking for a good tutorial on this. Brilliant 👏🏽

Awesome comment. Do you have specific recommendations for ones you think would work better?

Oh, was about to bite the bullet with the Nobsound. Can you reco which others I could consider? Sorry, not too versed what to search for. TY

It is always nice if people go out of their way to share stuff like this. Thanks so much for sharing! I won't be looking at making this kind of setup for a while but doing research for months is always better than impulse buying smth like a buttkicker. I want to make the best setup i can while staying within a budget. I would say this video and comment is the best description on how to do it.

You are welcome friend ! Any questions at all...you just reach out. I try to answer every comment....it's not like I have 1 million subscribers. 😂 jokes aside , I love sharing everything I know ;)

Thank you so much for this input I will start looking into this !

I am so glad !! The goal was to share some knowledge and save people the headache if research...

Thanks Matthieu

This makes me so happy !! I spent so much money and time to get to that point and that setup . I'm so glad I can save you eland everyone else the headache and trial and error !!! Congrats friend !

You are too kind. thank you friend

Thanks Paul. Very much appreciate your compliment.

I am so God damn excited to read this ! This comment right here is why I made the video !!!! Congrats friend !!!

Thanks so much !!

Thank you for watching. Very happy that it helped !!

Hi Mitch ! Thanks man ...but ...about the other videos...I'm just a silly man having fun in my basement . Lol Don't set your expectations too high. If you want to join our stupidity, please join us on twitch where I'm live every Thursday through Sunday around 9:00 p.m. Eastern

@@DaSimSimma Lol! I've watched them. They are all very informative. (although this one is especially good). I've never used Twitch before, but I will check it out. (I'm not much for watching live streams)

@@DaSimSimma I just stumbled across your video. It was greatly appreciated. Well, explain. I don't know how to do it because I am not by any means. A computer wiz or an electrician. I will now be a subscriber. And I'll try to find you on twitch.Thank you for your information

Absolutely ! Got any questions ? I'll be right here . I GOTCHUUUU

Thank you Paul ! This was the most graphically intense video that I've made I've been working on it for days. Thanks to Juan for asking the question in the first place

Awesome sauce . The main purpose was to inspire and share knowledge. I'm so happy your pursuing this. Please come back and tell us how it turned out !

Why did you choose a 4 channel marine?Amp just had a curiosity.And how expensive are they?What's the difference

4 Channel Bluetooth Amplifier, 50W x 4 Audio Power Amp, Hi-Fi Home Stereo Speaker Receiver [Douk Audio M4] www.amazon.com/dp/B0875WY9TX/?coliid=I7LG4O4BXIXIP&colid=1NGWTJP6QU88P&psc=1&ref_=cm_sw_r_apann_lstpd_8KMQXGNDHVKTEE1XKZXS&language=en_US This thing's been pretty famous on the forums lately. But clearly it can only do four channels..

Good luck Alan! If you need any help please don't hesitate to reach out right here or to my email which is on my about page on my homepage.

@@DaSimSimma Thanks a lot, I might do that as I get a little further on the research :0)

No problem ! Hope it helps and don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions!

@@DaSimSimma Decided to go with 6 bass shakers! One on each corner, one under the pedal plate and one under my seat. Any recommendations on what signals to send to the pedal plate and seat rumbler? I'm thinking ABS + TC to the pedal plate shaker, and gearshifts and engine RPM + shake to the seat rumbler? Thoughts? The corner shakers will handle all the road effects, curbs, tyre slip etc...

Exactly what you suggested !! I have engine and gear shift under seat. If I had a sixth one I would do abs only . That just me ! Remember that it can only do one at a time which means if both are happening at the same time it will have to choose which one to send to your shaker . Am I blend them together honestly I'm not really sure. Regardless if you have too many signals it's not going to feel very good. Additionally, there is a checkbox that gives one thing priority over the other look for it somewhere on the right side.

Thanks Terrell

I'm so glad ! This might not be for everyone but those who want to do this can skip all the headaches I went through 😉

You are welcome ! Any questions .... just holler !

I love that it helped !! Enjoy sim racing friend !!!

Awesome ! I'm glad it helped !!

Absolutely! If you decide to take this on and put it together , don't hesitate to reach out if you run into any issues the link to my discord is on my about page on RU-vid

@@DaSimSimma WOW!!!i finally installed the setup during the holidays, and i went the same route with the amount of amps and soundcard, its phenomenal. The wiring sucked alot, maybe on me, cause i got super OCD and hide the wires and equipment and blah blah blah.. but anyways man, truly appreciate your tutorial, it was spot on and had it playing while i was hooking everything up.. thanks again

Omg ....my voice...over and over and over ....I feel for you my guy....lmao ......jokes aside , I remember when I got mine going how excited it made me feel. Now I can't wait to bring people over and just let them see what it's all about. Congrats man !!! 🎉

You're welcome

Absolutely my friend . I'm so glad it helped ! If you make any discoveries along the way and it can improve on this further, please come back and share with us ! Thanks again for watching and sharing with us

Hi! I got 4 Dayton BST-1 and buttkicker Mini. Just starting with setup but i dont have a 5.1 sound card. Are you saying to just get the external sound card? Which one did you order? I'm in Canada.

Hi . So exciting !!! I can't tell you which one right now but I should have placed the Amazon link in the description ? I can come back later and add it if I didn't . ( Yes I do suggest that you get the 5.1 surround sound external card. The simplest way to explain it is that the internal sound card can now still output music and game sounds and you can now use this external sound card for game. telemetry. )

@@DaSimSimma Do explain, about the telemetry? I'm currently running 4 Pucks + 1 Buttkicker Mini on seat, 2 Pucks under pedals and 1 Mini Exciter on the brake. Can't drive without them!

Simhub uses the external sound card and all of its channels to route signals to your base shakers. Those signals are based on telemetry. Telemetry is actual information based on numbers. For example, the suspension going over curves creates a vibration up down up down up down, that turns into a vibration at an exact rate that matches. All of your pucks receive information like that from the game. Although it comes across as vibration or sound it's actual physical information from the virtual world about engine vibration gear shifting curb vibration suspension etc. So if you use an external card you're able to send those signals through all those five or seven channels and you can leave your internal sound card to actually pump out beautiful sound to your speakers. The best way to explain it is when you go over curbs it will make a rattling sound which would be extremely similar to the vibration of going over the same curves. But the two are not exactly the same thing. That is why you want the sound to come out naturally in the vibrations to come out to a different sound card slash different channel. I hope that makes sense

My buddy who lives in an apartment in New York just texted and asked if those vibrations will be felt by the neighbor underneath....hahahahahahaha .... God bless that neighbor.....lmao

Thanks man! That means a lot to me !

You are absolutely correct some of them do not support all of the features. In that instance I was just trying to give an example so I didn't even realize I was adjusting something that didn't work

Most of these shakers are overkill. The power they could put out at full blast would be way too unrealistic to what vibrations you would feel in real life.. personal opinion anyways. Thanks for the compliment and I'm glad this helped !!!

@@DaSimSimma You're welcome! I'm in the process of redoing my entire setup, I already have the Clark Synthesis transducer from my old rig and wanted to add some to the corners without going bankrupt.

Anytime ! If you run into any issues , come back here and we will try to help !

Simhub always needs to be running in the background. That program receives telemetry data from the game and translates it into audio signals. The cool part about it is that it's always running in the background if you set it up the right way. I think automatically from the get-go it setup to run in the background

Thank you so much for your compliment ! I didn't have videos like this either about 2 years ago when I started and I was very frustrated having to discover everything on my own ...lol all we can do is share knowledge...others can add on top and we can all improve the craft ! You are awesome 😎, thanks friend !!

@@DaSimSimma Subscribed! Much success to your channel. Just found it! Going through videos now

@@cool4real82 don't look to close ....not proud of everything ...we all grow with time ...you know what I mean ? Hahahah

@@DaSimSimma 😁😁😁

Hi, newbie here with the shakers, just got 5 Dayton BTS-2 (One for the seat and each wheal)... Could you please share just settings, would be great as a base starter ... Would save me lots of time if you do (and learn a lot about it).... Thanks in advance .... Also out of curiosity, where are placed the other 3 Shakers ?

Hi friend. The answer is very simple, my tutorial does exactly what you're asking. It uses the Shakers in simhub to do the shaking from the telemetry data not from the audio. It might sound confusing when I talk a lot about audio and audio cards and audio amplifiers but the reality is all that is setting the equipment up to receive telemetry data.! To give you an example when I had a PlayStation 4 I used to use it using the audio which was kind of a poor man's way of doing it. You came to the right place and you asked the right question followed the tutorial by the goods and you'll be one happy customer I've had many subscribers that have reported great results just as I do

@@DaSimSimma Thank you so much!

I'm so glad that this made sense and is helping you. The best way to explain the wood mount : I basically had nothing lying around but a couple pieces of plywood so I mounted the speaker to it and then mounted the plywood to the rig. In doing so in the fact that the plywood is a little bit flexible it allows the speaker to vibrate on the plywood and the plywood vibrates against the rig. That is how I'm transferring vibrations. To be absolutely clear : I didn't do it on purpose it's just what I had lying around and it turned out to work just fine. You're not the first one to ask how vibrations will transfer. As you experienced, if you mount them extremely securely to your frame you will get no vibration transfers ; therefore they will be really really dim. I don't think I'm going to make another video to show my shity execution so please go to my community Tab and join my discord. Over there I can send you a dm with pictures to show you in detail how I mounted it.

@@DaSimSimma Argh, this is my 4th attempt to reply to you in the past 6 days (WTF, RU-vid!?). I think it's because I was linking to photos of my setup. Anyway, I got the gist of what you did by pausing your video at 1:58. I have plenty of spare plywood and MDF lying around, so I'll see what I can fabricate for under the pedal tray. Thanks!

This video specifically talks about using an external audio card for the same reason you are asking. HOW TO GET OTHER SOUNDS? This tutorial shows how to keep your internal audio card for music and game audio. I do cover the windows set up for the external audio card. For the internal audio card that should play your music and game audio you don't have to set it up you just set it as default. I hope that I am answering your question . Let me know

@@DaSimSimma so as far as I understand, basshaker external soundcard, music internal sound card, what about in settings? Are you choosing external card or internal?

You understood perfect ! In sim hub settings you select the external card . In windows you make sure your regulars speakers are set as default

@@DaSimSimma IT'S WORKING!!!!! Oh my god, finally!!!! Super respect bro, you ROCK!!!

@@ddsracingfl Yeyyy!!!! I love this moment !!! THE MOMENT WHERE WE SHARE , WE LEARN AND WE FINALLY ENJOY !!!Congrats !!!

Sorry for the late reply. I was aware of a few mainly through etsy. There's another guy that had his own website. But that was two to three years ago and I decided not to go with any of them. Sorry I honestly don't remember any of it now. :(

Hi friend ! Good luck on your build . Ps using an external card will absolutely save your internal card so it can play PC and game volume ! You can have multiple sound cards on a PC you just have to assign them accordingly

thank you. Now to do some purchasing research lol@@DaSimSimma

Thanks brother ! Any questions : holler !

The Front/rear dont work for me. I use the 8 channel Setup (but actually only use 2 Channels in it)

Hi friend ! The sad answer is ...i don't think so.... These tactile transducers take actual audio and turn them into vibrations only. That's not very different than what a speaker does, but the outcome is very different. If you were to hook these up to music they would actually make sound. It would sound really hollow. The cool part is using sim hub as a software. It only sends low frequency vibrations to it. Now, if you were to send the same low frequency vibrations to a speaker you would get similar response. But because the speaker is soft and not encased in metal like this, the membrane of the speaker was just vibrate to low frequency. It wouldn't transmit that shaking to your rig.. I hope that makes sense. Please remember I'm not a pro. I'm just some dude. Take everything I say with a grain of salt ;) ...heck , try it just for fun . Lol

Thank you very much mate!! @@DaSimSimma

I am so excited for you . Your sim life will change ! Did you learn anything new from this video? hahahah cuz I have a feeling you already figured everything else out as you were waiting for your parts

I'm so sorry for not responding earlier. You absolutely can. The only reason I don't use it is because I actually use it to pump out 5.1 surround to my speakers in my room. But if you are not using it, you should absolutely get sound out from that and cut out the external sound card! My apologies again for the super late reply

@@DaSimSimma No reason to excuse, thanks for the additional information! 👌🏻

Yes. But then you can't use it to output actual sound. It will be bass shakers or sound output but not both...this...the external soundcard. Ps there might be a way in which you can use headphones only but I can't confirm

The tears transmit barely 25 percent of the vibrations as the fronts do . I need to make ne brakets or find a new way to mount them i.m in the basement Ina purposely built sound proof room with concrete beneath me so in my case nothing transfers outside of that room or outside the rug for that matter

⁠@@DaSimSimmathanks, that’s what I thought. I think I will order an aluminum plate, drill holes into it to mount the speakers and then 4 more holes on the outside to mount it directly to the aluminum profiles. That should do the trick. I have my own house, but I still don’t want my room vibrating. I think I will first try it with rubber feet that you usually put under mills and lathes. I have plenty of those laying around from the days I still worked on the shopfloor. If that doesn’t work I have to build something with springs I guess.

Each noob sound has two channels and it requires one USB connection. If you wanted to power 5 shakers as shown, you would need to use 3 noobs(for a total of 6 channels) with 3 USB cable connected to your computer. Most of us already have a spaghetti of subs . The separate sound card cleans up the setup and adds all shakers to one card .it's cleaner in every sense of the way . But ...it will work either way !

@@DaSimSimma Thanks for the quick answer. So if I understand correctly this is rather practical than technical reason. Even if I have a spare external USB hub (I do) that I can put away from the computer with an USB cable, I can achieve the same clean setup right? (except that Iii will need to play with 3 sound cards not with one when configuring simhub).

@@IstvanPatonai absolutely correct !

I love that we are nerding out together. I also set out to do this and found out that everyone was giving me partial information as best as they could. My dream was so much bigger so I had to put a comprehensive video together. By the way I don't notice any latency at all! I'm not saying it's not there I'm just saying I literally cannot feel any of it

Absolutely. Anyone who feels the bass shakers has a smile on their face . This is a stupid example but. : Imagine being at a concert where the singer is singing and the band is quite . Music sounds super Acapella like something is missing. Once you add shaking and vibration , it brings the experience that much closer to real life !

Rather recommend using little controller vibration motors, there a great tutorial by amstudio

Theoretically, you could use the HDMI into a surround sound receiver then from there, pick up the low frequency / subwoofer output and use that for your home theater base shakers.

My goodness...never heard of that . Mine feels instant ...hmmm. sorry bud I have no idea !

Hi Marc , I was knowledgeable enough to wire this up and make a video trying to help other replicate my journey . But my knowledge stops there . I literally have no idea about ohms . That the danger with making a tutorial video : I placed my self in a perceived position of knowledge , truth be told , it was temporary and localized . Jokes aside , maybe the great sim racing community will step in to answer . Or go join SIM RACING SETUPS on Facebook . It a great group with over 70k members . Guaranteed they will have an answer !!

@@DaSimSimma thank you buddy I will go check them out, I appreciate your reply.. happy racing 👍

I'm not sure that this will help but there is a feature somewhere that allows you to turn up or enhance the LFE channel. Basically referring to a low frequency. I hope I'm not full of shit or remembering something wrong but I do recall seeing something like that. In general what you're describing doesn't sound very normal. So I wonder if there's another issue.....hmmm 🤔 sorry I cannot be of any help :(

Of course that absolutely helps. And the cool part about it. If it's too much, you can actually control it in Sim hub and turn the volume down independently on each one. Sometimes I adjust them when I feel like they are too overwhelming. But in general I have them set just nice

Absolutely correct !! Good luck friend . If you run into any issues go to my community tab we have a discord join and holler at me anytime I will try to help you. I hope another fellow simmer today and it worked out perfectly!

@@DaSimSimma Have you had any issues with the amps overheating at 100%. I followed your video and have the exact same setup. Been using it for about a month now and the other day I grabbed the amp for some reason after playing for about an hour and they were to hot to even hold.

Hmmm....now I'm worried...lol mine are tucked away out of sight and out of reach so I guess I'll never know. But let me put it this way, and don't hold me to this I'm not an electrician : hypothetically if you followed my setup 100% we should have arrived at the same result. Therefore, nothing's happened to mine which I hope nothing will happen to yours. I very weary on giving you exact advice with electrical components God forbid you have a fire. I'm sorry friend I want to say that everything is fine but you shouldn't trust me please keep looking into it

@@DaSimSimma Thank you for such a quick response. As your video is the most recent setup video of this type I followed your instructions. I am curious if yours heat up at all. I am going to look into different amp options if turning the power down on the amps and the gain up in simhub doesn't improve things.

Sorry for the late reply. I actually did purchase a 3D printer and could attempt your proposal. I instantly have doubts about how it would perform just as you said : I could try to print an ABS but even so I'm afraid that it what absorb most of the vibrations. Second, I'm somewhat concerned with durability but only minimally. Stay tuned and I'll report back. I will need a bit of time to 3D prototype print try out and then make a video

There are two parts to this answer. The first part is the noob sound doesn't put out enough power to fry it. The second part is i've been running mine for over two years with the dial turn at maximum. Please remember this turned it maximum you are simply telling it that it can receive all the power which it can handle. The second part which we should not forget is that you can control the volume or how hard they vibrate from the SIM hub software. So, if you turn down the volume in simhub you will get less vibration therefore it will use less wattage. To be very clear, I've been using it turned all the way up every single one of them for the last couple years. And if one of them breaks Please remember that one of mine actually broke and I have to buy another one so don't get worried, expected. These are very cheap items made in very large volumes in China so we must be aware of that.

@DaSimSimma Appreciate the answer. I might get 2 more just for safety and test variations for transducers on different places out of the corners. I bought 5xAura and one Dayton tt25 for brake pedal eventually. The dayton is 15w. Do you think I should go for full power on the amp and adjust it on simhub? Short answer sound like that but as long as one is not used with that gear questions are always there! Thank you, grat channell by the way 🙏

You are very welcome. That is why I made the video because I struggled for a long time. The answer to your question is, of course you can use it. But imagine what happens then? If you're using the sound card to put out vibrations through your base shakers, then what actually puts out sound for you to hear? Once you use your internal sound card to put out vibrations to the speakers, then you will no longer be able to use it to hear sound out of your game. It's one or the other. That is why everybody gets an additional sound card or uses the sound card that's part of the amplifiers

@@DaSimSimma Can i still able to use with headphone ? Thank you so much

Please understand that I'm not a professional so take everything I say with a grain of salt. I think you can still use the headphones if you assign the sound card to the bass shaker

My amps have plenty of power for my shakers. 50 watts is plenty adequate. I also turn them ALL THE WAY UP, then I can control their volume independently from simhub. In there, there are volume options . I hope that helps! Thanks for watching friend !!

@@DaSimSimma Perfect, answers everything I need to know! Thanks a ton!

@@DaSimSimma Having an interesting issue, maybe you ran across the same thing? Just testing my shakers before I install them, and they are barely noticeable. No shaking, no rumbling, I can barely even hear the music coming through them. I am testing them through the same Nobsound amp, and running music through my phone just as a test. I have tried 2 amps and 3 shakers now and same thing across the board. Wondering if maybe the PSU is underpowered?

@@lorenajamil7759 I'm not a professional at this but I'll do my best so here it goes : those things are not supposed to put out sound they do because I've heard it before but they're looking for low frequency vibration or signal. So don't be surprised if the music is really low. Second of all, please make sure to turn up your noob sound amp volume all the way up. If you've done so I apologize but sometimes it's the small stuff. Third, check to make sure that the sound card that is assigned to output any sort of volume has the volume all the way up. I know you said you're using your phone but honestly I'm not sure that's a way to test it. Just give it and I'll put from the computer and test it properly to see if you can put out some vibrations from simhub that's the only way to know

I have one mounted underneath the seat because it makes the engine noises and transmission shifting. A lot of you refer to these as making noise but the reality is they don't make any noise at all they just vibrate the problem with vibration is that if it vibrates against something that's loose it will create a noise obviously. Now, everything that I have is in a basement on a laminate floor which is on top of a concrete floor. So unfortunately I'm not the best guy to talk to you about noise. Also, my sim room is highly soundproof that's the way we built it for exactly that purpose to try to isolate.. with all of that set I still get complaints about my music being a bit too loud when I stream lol

The best way I can describe it is imagine a rectangular piece of laminate or plywood. Screw the base Shaker directly onto that with small screws because the base shaker has four holes one at each corner. Then take this new contraption you built drill two holes into it and screw that into the aluminum rig. Basically creating a diving board like device that hangs off of your rig the vibrations will move the wood and that whole motion will transfer through the aluminum.

Sorry i'm m a bit confused . When you plug the amp into the PC via USB it should show up in sound settings. Click on it and set it up . The amp is also a sound card , do not plug that into the PC ! Otherwise it will register as a sound card . We are only using it as a amplifier. I hope I am answering your question but I don't think I understand your question. I'm confused when you say "plug the amp into it". What are you plugging the amp into? Let me know

@@DaSimSimma All good. I was able to make it work Thanks for your time.

For the answer to your first question, honestly, I feel really weird about using Bluetooth for something that should react so quickly. Honestly, that additional sound card is super cheap and it only utilizes one USB. As you saw, the amplifiers have their own sound card for a two-channel each, but you don't need to plug those in reducing the amount of USBs. For your second question, there are plenty of brackets available on the internet. I just unloaded a file in 3D printer myself. Unfortunately they are sturdy enough to hold the Shakers but yesterday as I was working on my rig ice gently leaned on one and it completely snapped. So the quality and sturdiness of your print is super important

@@DaSimSimma Thank you! Appreciate the response.

All you can do is give it a try. The first portion is 100%. Yes the second portion. Can you use headphones? I don't know. I just have this sneaking suspicion like that audio card that outputs on the back is the same one that controls the signal to the headphones. But, I honestly don't know everything. So go ahead and try and let us know what happened

You need an external card because the one you have will b used to put out sound to your speakers. I thought that maybe some guys can use headphone and use the rear sound card for the bass shakers, but I do not think that works. i used to "split" the sub out on the back of the pc to drive two shakers so you can try that, they make 3.5 splitters. i couldn't think of a way to mount directly but i guess you just have to rack your brain and i think you can find a way ! I personally didn't find any asapters

@@DaSimSimma thx

Aux to soundcard will only give you one channel....USB to soundcard enables it to have as many channels as the card offers after you set it up correctly . The way you did it works also but the way I explain it has to be followed carefully. I say that because my card gives me all channels . The bottom line is ...it works for you , so that's all that matters ;) . How exactly you got there isn't so important I guess

@@DaSimSimma thanks kindly for the help and response. I would like to go the route you did as I plan to add more bass shakers, so apologies for my ignorance. However, I must have missed something in the video. I went AUX out on the NobSound to AUX in (center bass) on the external sound card and went USB out of the external sound card and USB in on PC. Going this route only gave me output (sound) from one bass shaker. Omitting the external sound card, allowed both channels to work. Is there something I missed when trying to utilize the external sound card, allowing only one channel (bass shaker) to work?

These things are a little bit difficult to understand through text. You can go to my about page and join my discord if you want. You can send me a private message and we can set up a quick call one day to work through this. I'm a visual person I'll need to show you the schematic and then you can explain to me also how you hooked it up. I hope I can help in some way

There are many factors to this whole thing but in general you are correct. This has come up on this channel before . I have my shakers mounted to plywood, and the plywood cantilevered off the aluminum rig. Trust me I can feel it . If you mount the m directly and tight to the rig you might now feel them but again...I haven't tried so I can't tell. One thing that becomes hard to tell but it's not completely gone , is telling left from right , especially in the heat of a race . Again, mounting to wood than wood to metal did it for me ( but they have to hang off a bit like a spring board )

I'm not trying to be funny. But, you could buy as many as you want.lol what I mean to say is you can definitely set it up the way I have it. Plus set up one's by the pedals. All of those different shakers can be given different characteristics or telemetry data so they will all work! But I guess you're asking when is it too much ? All the telemetry data that you would send to those pedal shakers can be sent to these. So ultimately they would feel the same. Which you have to understand is putting four or five of these on a metal rig. Could possibly dampen them versus putting two directly on your pedals where you can actually feel them directly underneath your foot. I hope this makes sense. You can do it my way plus your foot pedals. Or you can do just the foot pedals or just the way I show it. All of it is possible and all of it will give you a awesome outcome

Absolutely !!! That's how I had it first before I added 3 more shakers

Please take anything I say with a grain of salt. It's just my silly opinion. I do believe that when I hung them off the way I did or attached him to a piece of wood it added an extra level of vibration. It literally enhances the vibration. I think that if they're hard mounted to the rig they can't really vibrate anything because the rig is so solid. I don't know man, I'm just shooting ideas out. I hope I'm not speaking out of my rear end

Been at this for A WHOLE YEAR !!! How can you be the FIRST one to hit me with this ??? Hahahah is me mon ! What gwan brethren?? Ya Mon ! Bumba clat!!! Hahahah ok I'll stop now , welcome to the party. If you need a ride, the keys are on the counter 😜

@@DaSimSimma hahaha man I was in a reggae band for 15 years. When I saw your tutorial and name, that’s the first thing I sang.

@@FatherWarriorDotCom I have the dumbest history with reggae dancehall ...I was walking through downtown Miami when I was a teen many ages ago and some dude was selling dancehall mixtape cassettes. I picked one up and have been a dancehall head ever since ! From Pon di river pon di bank all the way to Jah Cure , Mavado, Capelton and the rest ! It's a life style .

I'm so sorry it's very difficult for me to tell. I'm just a silly guy in a basement. Having fun man. I just made a video trying to share what I learned. I'm not really sure what other equipment and other people set up is like. Sorry again