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i used one starting out....but now if im not at my kit i just beat on the desk or my stearing wheel while im driving...yikes...ppl always look at me funny
Practice Pads
Anyody use one ? When I was growing up, I practiced on one constantly. If I wasn't at my kit, I was practicing my double stroke roll and other rudiments until they were perfect...or as close as a country boy could get!
Last edited by Boo; 05-01-2006 at 10:37 PM.
i used one starting out....but now if im not at my kit i just beat on the desk or my stearing wheel while im driving...yikes...ppl always look at me funny
The real feel pad is my favorite for years. I use it on a snare stand.
Limpy
*Drum yourself to death
i've nvr heard of that what is the diff in a real feel pad and a normal prac pad?
The real feel just feels better. I guess it's how they make the rubber playing surface. A lot of drummers became hooked on it because it felt far better than the other pads on the market. Of course there are a lot of copy cats out there now. You can probably find a pad that feels equally as good without spending quite as much money.
Limpy
*Drum yourself to death
.....i c....
ever tried billy hyde natural rebound pad
theyre good
mm i used to have one but now i pretty much bang on everything if im not at my set..
lol i always drive my teacher crazy at school cuz i have 2 drumstick pens from drumbum and i ALWAYS play on my desk
-Leslie (aka Lezzle..)
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Sweet!!!
Romans 8:28
And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His purpose.
I have one but don't use it often, and I should probably start using it more often because I'm a little weak on my left handed buzz
I like to use buckets!
I still need to gt one. For the time being i just practice with my sticks on a desk or on my knees, can get painfull after a while though.
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