@ACompetitiveHalo He had his left foot over the left kick pedal AND the hihat at the same time. I think he was "leading" with his left foot too, so he was playing 8th notes starting on the 1 with the left kick and hihat simultaneously and playing between those 8th notes with the right kick.
@DannyDrumz trying a pedal in a drum store its a complete compromise.. sometimes the pedals feels heavier because of the position of the beaters and the spring tension.. when you try a pedal you need to ask to the seller that if you can adjust the pedals the way you like them.. that way you will know wich pedal works best for you (= i have an iron cobra and its completly kick ass but i have never tried the speed ones.. sorry for my bad english jajaja
I just got an Iron Cobra...I tried them both out, Speed cobra was only 10 dollars more but it felt heavier than the Iron cobra so I just got that, it's tough for me to decide which one to get
@zimd Im sure you can order one spec for it. I do know that pdp makes a lefty double bass pedal, im right foot, but to be honest, i rather spend a little extra money for a double kick drum, and just throw dbl bass pedals out the window all together. It seems no matter what pedal i get on, there is always lag, and i spend more time adjusting the stupid bars, and length, than actually playing. I learned to play drums on a single kick pedal, and learned double and triple rolls with a single pedal.
@aztasarg Actually no, he shouldn't. Any professional drummer or sound tech will tell you a kick should be tightened JUST far enough that the head isn't wrinkled. This ensures that you get the most appropriate and 'true' tone out of your kick.
I wear converse, Nike Cortez, and Adidas Gazelle. Cortez produces the slowest speed with sloppy control on my double taps. I do not recommend wearing Cortez while drumming. Converse or socks all the way.
@blica1 Yeah but the doubles have 2 times as more stuff/parts, and have more crap that can go wrong....So just think, if the double is that good, than the single should be even better.
how about showing drummers that don't play double kick pedals, and have them demonstrate on the single pedal as well.??..it almost seems as if Tama is targeting the metal genre and nothing else... ...not fair...
I wear converse, Nike Cortez, and Adidas Gazelle. Cortez produces the slowest speed with sloppy control on my double taps. I do not recommend wearing Cortez while drumming. Converse or socks all the way.