I'm just reading this months rhythm magazine, and in it is and interview with john stanier(of helmet fame, now with battles. ) anyway, he mentioned that in the studio, he puts small cubes of foam under the floor tom legs, saying that the drum "almost floats". Thought i'll give it a go. Would it make a difference in a live situation, or will it just benefit the studio. Later dudes.
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Drums are loud....So play them LOUD!!!
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Oops! Managed to post this one twice. D'oh! Bloody drummers. LoLoLoLo
Drums are loud....So play them LOUD!!!
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It will work both live and in the studio, this is a very old and well know trick, especially if your floor toms have straight legs, it will make a huge difference, hence Pearl's reso feet that they market and sale for this very reason.
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Pearl's floating floor tom feet do what they claim!!!! Gibraltar's feet are good, as well.
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