Making Acrylic Taiko Maibachi【Taiko no Tatsujin】 

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Me too but sorogami is better

Goniha is Better in taiko contén

I like all of them!! but I especially enjoy watching Kevin_202's videos !!

You are right dolly Nani

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Play with Joycons first (buttons, *not motion controls* ), if you like the game enough to warrant buying the drum, go for it. Something important to consider though.. the Switch Dock has delay, so having a wired connection (Drum -> Switch Dock) is slower than playing wireless + Docked mode. It becomes very obvious in higher difficulties, so if you want to play at your best, a low input delay Monitor is a must.

Kevin_202 I bought the drum and realized i wasn’t ready for it

@@avbyval but that's why you can push yourself to learn the tatacon play. I'm a beginner too, but love rhythm games. This game is easy to learn, but hard to master. Don't let the learning curve stop you, focus on having fun and practising on a few charts you love first. You will find thr game enjoyable when doing the music you love

I need clarification on what your end goal is. If you are looking to make an arcade equivalent controller for a specific console and not just PS2, then you would need a minicontroller, soldering, and probably coding experience? There's also a theoretical easy way by hacking up an existing wired controller and soldering the wires of the Rock Band sensors to the button contacts on the wired controller. If you're looking for help on manufacturing a wood drum and rubber cover, I can try to get measurements for you, just let me know. As for materials, rubber is not exactly cheap, and the molding would also be costly, so an alternative material may be good for the project, like the rubber on a drumming practice pad, cut it up and glue it down to your project.

Did you ever find it? It's 2mm acrylic rods

"Wilson Tennis Overgrip". Any tennis grip tape is fine too, I just got Wilson because they sell white

@@Kev2o2 Fantastic! Thanks so much for the quick response.

Tennis overgrip tape. Specifically Wilson branded grip tape, but any brand is fine

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Wilson overgrip tape, any brand works fine though

I do not recommend making bachi out of plastic, this was just for the video, they're not good for actual use. They're heavy, incredibly difficult to carve, and absorb too much impact when hitting the drum.