Hey I'm wondering like when you try to use heel toe do you wanna like intertwine them and stuff. Cause my trying to learn it but it feels really funny.
why are so many people crying about an axis pedal? If he wanted to use that pedal he would, READ THE DESCRIPTION saying it doesn't matter what pedal you use to use this technique, and this is an example damn idiots.
your bass drum has an interesting tone. it would sound sweet at a gig. i prefer 1 pillow in mine resting against the batter head. reso head a bit more than finger tight. batter about the same. i have gibraltar wooden beaters and they click like triggers with some sound guys. check my 299 gig vids for a clicky boomy bass drum.
fuck thats awesome .. i wish i had learnt that technique 9 years ago. i play just single stroke rolls for all my double playing. im actually gonna try and learn to play like you dude. thanks :D
You're worried about the squeek on your Ludwig pedals? I bought a second hand pair of Eliminators and they squeek. Trying to pick up heel toe for myself. Ironically, my left foot can slide and my right foot can heel-toe but neither seems to be able to pick up the other technique.
On the bright side practicing both individually has sped up my single stroke heel-up timing so. Meh. =)
i have a quick question. i use a double pedal as well and can do doubles with my right, but when i try with my left, even if i do practice, i cant get my left foot doing it. any suggestions to improve my left foot speed?
@MATTlovesDRUMS When I first discovered doubles I had problems with my left foot and it use to ache alot. Just takes practice, it will loosen up and strengthen over time. To practice speed, it is good to play to a metronome/click.
Could you do a video on triplets? I am struggling with heel-toe 6/8 doubles. Been practicing straight heel toe 6/8 as well as RRL and RLL. Any insight would be great : )
Music with a double bass pedal is false! It is not true rock and roll like playing with two bass drams in one kit . It's like pianists or guitarists to add another one, the third hand on the neck or the shutter, anyway .Those guys are obviously frustrated with great traditional rock drummers Mitch Mitchel , Ginger Baker , John Bonnham , Ian Paice and ...DEFINITELY , A SHAME FOR ROCK
@jamesmetaldrummer i wish my feet we're smaller...everyone says foot size does'nt matter when it comes to this, but my size 13's just can't get this going!
Ok, no one cares about the squeak or the head because of the fact that you are just "LOOK WHAT I CAN DO!" and then thrash the pedals. You actually know "marching percussion" basic warm ups. The best part about that......you're using your damn feet =O props to you
For those who use a double pedal and for those who don't use Axis Pedals. This video prooves that it's not what pedals you use, but how you use them. you don't need the best gear in the world to play good. ignore the squeaking, the pedals are ancient Premier 6077s....very old... LIKE THIS
@jamesmetaldrummer Yeah man! I had the fine pleasure of trying out some pedals that were older than me during a show a while back. (Thanks to Dave from AT WAR). Those pedals were far better than AXIS. They had to be 25 years old. Antiques! haha
@rhinozzz94 but Axis is a lot smoother, but i do agree, i have a '64 Ludwig 4 peice kit along with my Pearl and i love the Ludwig for jazz and blues its great so i do agree on that part but sometimes newer gear is smoother
@Creed109 The pedal I use is a £50 Millennium double kick from Thomann, and I can do both really easy. I'm about a size 10 foot though and when I started learning heel-toe my toes were up against the chain, but practise and you'll get it ;)
hey i got an 8 pice drum set and bought pearl double bass pedal, but with the highhat stand and snair stand it doesnt fit? any advice? or how to video?
@perry244 Not sure what you mean by this but if it's what I think is. I have my left hi hat (stand) attached to the left kick drum, it doesn't need legs to stay up. The snare legs should fit underneath the double pedal crossbar (shaft)... may need to lower it just abit to fit. If ya using one kick drum with the double pedal, it would be best to use a 3 or 2 leg hi hat stand and slot that in around the pedal.
@CpliCity heels don't have to hit. Just the force from your heels or legs more or less. I can do heel toe on my crap pdp pedals. But its not like with the axis or longboard pedals. where your heels actually hit the board. it just creates a second stroke. Pretty simple actually.
@XpliCiti hmmm... I've seen double strokes played with the toes in the middle of the pedal board, the heel not being on the pedal at all, i have never need to do this but i'll see what i can come up with for ya
Hey dude I have been playing drums for around a year, I started in late december 2009, should I buy a double bass pedal? I dont know wether I should buy a splash cymbal or a cheap double bass pedal... im not quite sure, any advice? Nice vid btw
@joeydestroyer Umm it depends on what you want to do man. A splash would add extra variety on the hands but a double pedal would allow your left foot to be used on the kick drum. Personally I say double bass pedal but it's up to you.
The hits are all there but I think this technique might jeapordize dynamics. I would prefer just wearing myself out playing powerful single strokes as opposed to this technique and the unavoidable galloping sound it seems to bring.
It seems like if you are trying to do a constant double kick beat with this technique, not all the bass hits would dynamically be the same and that would make it sound awkward.
@olsalesd could it be because he is not using a longboard pedal? in other videos of people using this technique with longboards the dynamics seem pretty even. Just a guess though :).
I've had a double bass pedal for about 5 months and I can't get a smooth fluid rythem between my right and left feet.. any exercises I can do to practice with, or do I just need more time?
@xxxlxt Dude EXACTLY! I'm looking into buying some longboards at the moment for the same reason.
I've got size 15 feet. i hear people telling me, no matter what size foot i have, i don't need longboards. that i can do it on any pedal just like he's shown in the video. well i can't. i find i have to put my feet on like a 45 degree angle across the board to get any sort of effect at all. Frustrating. I know haha. Think i'll cope much better without the heel plate.
@Easkate4 nah most people who are like metal drummers use the back end of the beater. They're made like that to get a more punchy/clicky sound rather than just a thud. lol
I'm wondering if learning this is really practical? It's cool as an exercise just as doubles on the hands are but would you ever use this to play the constant 16th notes that are commonly required in metal (mostly death metal I have mind haha)? Thanks. also you sounded good :)
@TheJosephlevine Indeed man. I use this live with no hassle at all. It's great for playing constant 16th notes. Use half the energy too. Thanks for the comments ! |m|
@TheJosephlevine I don't know if you listen to Asking Alexandria or if you like them or not but I got to talk to their drummer at their concert last night and He always does this 8th note pattern for 2 bars and then 16th notes for 2 bars(or however long) and he uses the Heel Toe technique. He was a pretty nice guy too. :)
@egates09 It's pretty tight. The sounds loose because of the quality of the cam mic. If I was using mics on the kicks it would sound like a heard of buffalo coming through your living room. Check otu Evans Emad 2 kick heads - these are amazing especially for gigs if you want your kicks booming!
@egates09 Sounds loose on the video but during a live show it makes for the sickest low end sound ever and it's also unmuffled. Sounds like a bunch of rhinos breaking through your house =D
Notice how your heal is up past the hinge. That is the point for people with bgg feet. Even with socks on and rammed up against the chain, if your feet are big it is easier on a longboard because your heel is in "front of the hinge". P.S very uneven and sounds like galloping horses.
@jordanjcm - Yeah, that is a problem, they should make size variations of pedals. I can't really use Premier Pedals because the footboards are too short. You can get modfications for pedals but it's pointless. The video is mainly to proove that the motion of heel-toe can work on any pedal. - Cheers for the comment !
@jamesmetaldrummer Check out my version of the heel toe technique, specifically effective for drummers with larger feet. I've posted it as a response to this vid.
I've been doing heal toe off and on for about a month, and my shins still get worn out after about 20 minutes. How long did it take u to be able to do it comfortably.
@toyotadrummer - its good to build up over time, a month is a short time, it takes quite a while to get ya legs to not cramp up or wear out.. Like working out, the mroe you do it, the better you'll get. Just takes practice, keep at it.
@sebass198 Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo bad idea. WD 40 if left on the pedal too long will gunk up the bearings, slave rod, or whatever you put it on on the pedal. Best to go with some pedal lube from Tama or DW, if you can, but if not, you can always go to wally world or a automotive store and get some bearing lube for the pedal.
@sebass198 this is a little late but anyway. no don't use WD40 because it will actually shorten how long your pedal will last if you ever do have a problem with pedals squeaking use a silicon spray which will actually also make the pedal last longer too. you can find them wherever you would normally find wd40 if you do take this advice
squeek squeek squeek squeek
Jellymann 1 week ago 3
Epic socks dood.
Ultrasoniicc 3 weeks ago
I can do this with fucking Fame pedals. Indeed, its really all about the drummer.
celtic88frost 1 month ago
I don't care what people say, my foot is just too big for heel toe...I need some Axis Pedals Or Demon Drives or Trick Dominators for heel toe
pointyraccoon 1 month ago 5
Even ancient Premier pedals have an appetite for WD-40.
AgentKush 2 months ago 13
Hey I'm wondering like when you try to use heel toe do you wanna like intertwine them and stuff. Cause my trying to learn it but it feels really funny.
theinsanepedro 2 months ago
yeah that shit works wonders when you get to use triggers
louevilmetalhead 2 months ago
tryed heel toe i cant even get it on a single pedal :(
gshdrums 3 months ago
My feet are too big to do double strokes.
Flaheat 3 months ago 6
why are so many people crying about an axis pedal? If he wanted to use that pedal he would, READ THE DESCRIPTION saying it doesn't matter what pedal you use to use this technique, and this is an example damn idiots.
otisdriftwood11 3 months ago
i tryed doing this but my feet are too bug for the pedal:( im a size 12
AaronOkelly 3 months ago
hmmmm squeeky
Pixietrix74 3 months ago
So that's how people pedal so freaking fast on double bass wow I wish I knew earlier
MrDrummerPenguin 3 months ago
should be using the axis ! :)
razrazraz 3 months ago
1:15 reminds me of nyan cat.
whophead007 3 months ago 31
@whophead007 cant get that out of my brain
jamesmetaldrummer 2 months ago 53
what kind of douche rags on a bloke's rig? a fuckin big one......... i can't wait to go attempt this shit, sounds sweet dude big cheers from AUS
equalitytool 3 months ago
PLEASE READ THE VIDEO DESCRIPTION BEFORE POSTING COMMENTS!
jamesmetaldrummer 3 months ago
Y U NO use axis pedals?
Eddie147741 3 months ago
your bass drum has an interesting tone. it would sound sweet at a gig. i prefer 1 pillow in mine resting against the batter head. reso head a bit more than finger tight. batter about the same. i have gibraltar wooden beaters and they click like triggers with some sound guys. check my 299 gig vids for a clicky boomy bass drum.
brendanvdrums 3 months ago
fuck thats awesome .. i wish i had learnt that technique 9 years ago. i play just single stroke rolls for all my double playing. im actually gonna try and learn to play like you dude. thanks :D
KieranPlaysDrums 3 months ago
how do you configure your pedals?
MuckStefan 3 months ago
You're worried about the squeek on your Ludwig pedals? I bought a second hand pair of Eliminators and they squeek. Trying to pick up heel toe for myself. Ironically, my left foot can slide and my right foot can heel-toe but neither seems to be able to pick up the other technique.
On the bright side practicing both individually has sped up my single stroke heel-up timing so. Meh. =)
Seffyr 3 months ago
you're good but that bass drum looks like a bitch to play on, at least to me haha
neilpeartrocks2112 3 months ago
At 00:46 did you say "gooder"? :')
ReeceRAWR 3 months ago
I don't drum, but still i can say your talented and i liked it :p
jeroen0011 3 months ago
how do you do the high hat ??
natemeisterx 3 months ago 18
@natemeisterx It is mounted to the left kick drum with the pedal on the outside of the left kick pedal. Eventually will be a mounted cable hat,
jamesmetaldrummer 2 months ago 13
What the fuvk is with those socks?
peacemaker50cal 3 months ago
You know you use your gear when it squeeks. :D
NickyDark17 3 months ago
nice socks.
dawid320a 3 months ago
just showed my brother this video and already I think you've cleared this technique up for him! Thanks a bunch!
Ploj102 3 months ago
squiky squiky squiky squiky quicky quicky quicky squicky squiky squiky squiky squiky quicky quicky quicky squicky
serchmarc 3 months ago
Silicon spray will make the pedals stop squeaking. :)
BEEGER1 3 months ago
fantastic..
pizz81 3 months ago
if only my drummer took the time to practice this shit instead of being a fag
valdivia562 4 months ago 4
I dig those EMAD 2's
ethansk8ter 4 months ago
is it right toe, left toe, right heel, left heel? or right toe, right heel, right toe, left heel?
Ma66oto 4 months ago
is it right toe, left toe, right heel, left heel? or right toe, right heel, left toe, left heel?
Ma66oto 4 months ago
why are you using those pedals when i see a pair of AXIS's in the background??!!! :L
LearningDrummerSam 4 months ago
@LearningDrummerSam Just to proove the technique can be done on any pedal if it's configured the right way :)
jamesmetaldrummer 3 months ago
UhMMMMMM....
Double stroke
nakkidpao 4 months ago
wd40 that shit
ilikeuc 4 months ago 7
i have a quick question. i use a double pedal as well and can do doubles with my right, but when i try with my left, even if i do practice, i cant get my left foot doing it. any suggestions to improve my left foot speed?
MATTlovesDRUMS 4 months ago
@MATTlovesDRUMS When I first discovered doubles I had problems with my left foot and it use to ache alot. Just takes practice, it will loosen up and strengthen over time. To practice speed, it is good to play to a metronome/click.
jamesmetaldrummer 3 months ago
Could you do a video on triplets? I am struggling with heel-toe 6/8 doubles. Been practicing straight heel toe 6/8 as well as RRL and RLL. Any insight would be great : )
alitte2hi 4 months ago
@alitte2hi i asked the same thing!!! they do triples?
FOXNEWS4U 4 months ago
@alitte2hi Yes dude, will post a triplet video soon :)
jamesmetaldrummer 3 months ago
WD40
DGXJames 4 months ago 7
i love the evans emad
unConTrolleDdruMEr 4 months ago
how long have you used double bass and how long did it take you to master it?
XXmickeyyywoohhXX 4 months ago
the problem with that tecnic is that you cant use it with shoes :S, i learned it perfect but because of that now im doing another one
TheGaBoDrUm 4 months ago
@TheGaBoDrUm True, any sort of footwear can get in the way but it can be done with shoes on just gotta configure the pedals right.
jamesmetaldrummer 3 months ago
Thumbs up!
35april 4 months ago
without milk
wildoneshacker53 4 months ago
Music with a double bass pedal is false! It is not true rock and roll like playing with two bass drams in one kit . It's like pianists or guitarists to add another one, the third hand on the neck or the shutter, anyway .Those guys are obviously frustrated with great traditional rock drummers Mitch Mitchel , Ginger Baker , John Bonnham , Ian Paice and ...DEFINITELY , A SHAME FOR ROCK
narrat0r12 4 months ago
@narrat0r12 Everyone has their own opinions.
jamesmetaldrummer 3 months ago
cool
ezequielmihalec1986 4 months ago
wheres the oil?
thithiskateboard 4 months ago
Are you selling those Premier pedals????
buthandwilson 5 months ago
@buthandwilson Yep. £100 in the UK only. Be cheaper to get it in the states for the retail price if ya from the states.
jamesmetaldrummer 3 months ago
@jamesmetaldrummer i wish my feet we're smaller...everyone says foot size does'nt matter when it comes to this, but my size 13's just can't get this going!
maciverandy 3 months ago
my feet are to big on every pedal.
fuck.
doopasaur 5 months ago
The squeak is the drum enjoying how hard you are hitting it ;)
CouldBeDanny 5 months ago
was that god
MrBeav62 5 months ago
this is impressive
tommyboi9 5 months ago
here i see a pair of axis longboard double bass pedals and yet you use those -_- you boggle my mind.
MetalSt4r 5 months ago
so it's 2 left 2 right 2 left 2 right? A double stroke roll with the feet?
TheOneChriss 5 months ago
@TheOneChriss yes, but you dont use bounce, heel-toe on the left. heel-toe on the right
Buckfutter1000 5 months ago
Just like to say thanks to all those who view my tutorials! Big Thanks guys! Glad you are finding it helpful! and keep laughing at the accent haha
jamesmetaldrummer 5 months ago 17
Just like to say thanks to all those who view my tutorials! Big Thanks guys! Glad you are finding it helpful!
jamesmetaldrummer 5 months ago
Wow -.- u sir are amazing
2010MLKfilms 6 months ago
playing death metal in socks is hardcore like driving a tank in jus boxershorts or skateboarding down a huge hill with no shoes and no shirt,
MrPERPS 6 months ago 5
jeez you must have tiny feet I you can do that my toes are up against the chain and I'm 13
baneblade48 6 months ago
totally sick ass bro
rouncer81 6 months ago
Ok, no one cares about the squeak or the head because of the fact that you are just "LOOK WHAT I CAN DO!" and then thrash the pedals. You actually know "marching percussion" basic warm ups. The best part about that......you're using your damn feet =O props to you
mexicanpoptart17 6 months ago
lol. i know what u mean. i have the sound percussion beginner pedals and i can faster and betteer than my friend who has dw 9000
Buckfutter1000 6 months ago
For those who use a double pedal and for those who don't use Axis Pedals. This video prooves that it's not what pedals you use, but how you use them. you don't need the best gear in the world to play good. ignore the squeaking, the pedals are ancient Premier 6077s....very old... LIKE THIS
rhinozzz94 6 months ago 6
@rhinozzz94 Sometimes old gear is better. I once had the pleasure of playing with a drummer who had gear older than me and it was better!
jamesmetaldrummer 3 months ago 4
@jamesmetaldrummer so agreed im 16 and my pedals are older than me the old model DW 5000 :)
Dakota9851 3 months ago
@jamesmetaldrummer Yeah man! I had the fine pleasure of trying out some pedals that were older than me during a show a while back. (Thanks to Dave from AT WAR). Those pedals were far better than AXIS. They had to be 25 years old. Antiques! haha
jamesmetaldrummer 2 months ago
@rhinozzz94 but Axis is a lot smoother, but i do agree, i have a '64 Ludwig 4 peice kit along with my Pearl and i love the Ludwig for jazz and blues its great so i do agree on that part but sometimes newer gear is smoother
MaggotMuncher96 3 months ago
bonham would be proud of that squeek.
jjkftw 7 months ago
my foot is fuckin size 12 ... I have to smash my toes just to do that -__-
... but I can ... painfully
kcbszone 7 months ago
you got Axis , but you use premier
-.-' how great are you of the scale of stupidity ?
metallica6020 7 months ago
@metallica6020 It prooves the technique can be done on any pedal.
jamesmetaldrummer 3 months ago 63
Can a cheap pedal do the slide and the hell-toe technique?
Creed109 7 months ago
@Creed109 The pedal I use is a £50 Millennium double kick from Thomann, and I can do both really easy. I'm about a size 10 foot though and when I started learning heel-toe my toes were up against the chain, but practise and you'll get it ;)
InflatableLava 7 months ago
Is axis the best longboard pedal?
kgcastillo 7 months ago
SQUEAK
MiniMeOGC 7 months ago
MUCH BETTER IF U USE THOSE AXIS \m/
MegaKaiowas 7 months ago
hey i got an 8 pice drum set and bought pearl double bass pedal, but with the highhat stand and snair stand it doesnt fit? any advice? or how to video?
perry244 7 months ago
@perry244 Not sure what you mean by this but if it's what I think is. I have my left hi hat (stand) attached to the left kick drum, it doesn't need legs to stay up. The snare legs should fit underneath the double pedal crossbar (shaft)... may need to lower it just abit to fit. If ya using one kick drum with the double pedal, it would be best to use a 3 or 2 leg hi hat stand and slot that in around the pedal.
jamesmetaldrummer 7 months ago
@perry244 dude its gonna be a little differnt your gonna have to reach farther for your hi hat
bestdrummerever1234 6 months ago
exellent
rrguia 8 months ago
I cant do this because my feet are to big.
ProGamersDK 8 months ago
@ProGamersDK They actually aren't, as you can do those technique with any size foot, pedal or shoe size... just move your foot back a bit more.
Steve128967 7 months ago
@CpliCity heels don't have to hit. Just the force from your heels or legs more or less. I can do heel toe on my crap pdp pedals. But its not like with the axis or longboard pedals. where your heels actually hit the board. it just creates a second stroke. Pretty simple actually.
biggt96 8 months ago
hmmm..for those who use double pedal and for those who havent axis pedals ,
what about for those who have kinda bigger foot than urs dude :P ? plz respond :)
XpliCiti 8 months ago 3
@XpliCiti hmmm... I've seen double strokes played with the toes in the middle of the pedal board, the heel not being on the pedal at all, i have never need to do this but i'll see what i can come up with for ya
jamesmetaldrummer 8 months ago 4
@jamesmetaldrummer oh i know for what are u talking about ! ive tried to do this before but i kinda failed XD
Thanx anywayz dude ;) ;)
XpliCiti 8 months ago
your seat is fucking annoying.
jackhamiltona7x 8 months ago
exellent technique
metal1520 8 months ago
Nastrój se ta centralke chłopie
TheRzymianin 9 months ago
sounds like slipknot
ElielChen762 9 months ago
you need to oil your bearings on each pedal
DSDrummer15 9 months ago
Hey dude I have been playing drums for around a year, I started in late december 2009, should I buy a double bass pedal? I dont know wether I should buy a splash cymbal or a cheap double bass pedal... im not quite sure, any advice? Nice vid btw
joeydestroyer 9 months ago
@joeydestroyer Umm it depends on what you want to do man. A splash would add extra variety on the hands but a double pedal would allow your left foot to be used on the kick drum. Personally I say double bass pedal but it's up to you.
jamesmetaldrummer 9 months ago
ur pedal heads are wrong way fairly sure of that
Misdirecting 10 months ago
The hits are all there but I think this technique might jeapordize dynamics. I would prefer just wearing myself out playing powerful single strokes as opposed to this technique and the unavoidable galloping sound it seems to bring.
It seems like if you are trying to do a constant double kick beat with this technique, not all the bass hits would dynamically be the same and that would make it sound awkward.
olsalesd 10 months ago
@olsalesd Very true... the technique dynamically is flawed but only practice will iorn them out.
jamesmetaldrummer 9 months ago
@olsalesd could it be because he is not using a longboard pedal? in other videos of people using this technique with longboards the dynamics seem pretty even. Just a guess though :).
drummerman55 9 months ago
see I'm size 11 and I i'm using Iron Cobra Jr's impossible for me to do that
I need Axis in my life
KindaKevin 10 months ago
fuckyessssssssssssss. :D
eatmybrainsss 10 months ago
I've had a double bass pedal for about 5 months and I can't get a smooth fluid rythem between my right and left feet.. any exercises I can do to practice with, or do I just need more time?
w0lfie292 10 months ago
@w0lfie292 Just time and a solid practice routine :) - Copy the stuff I'm playing above and ya should have it in no time.
jamesmetaldrummer 9 months ago
@jamesmetaldrummer only problem is that my feet are too big for the pedal.. :(
size 13.
w0lfie292 9 months ago
why arent you using this Axis pedals?
brimbles72 10 months ago
@brimbles72 To proove that this technique can be done on any pedal including really old ones like this Premier 6000 series.
jamesmetaldrummer 9 months ago
@jamesmetaldrummer ohhhhhh gotcha.
brimbles72 9 months ago
the squeal noise sounds like a bed of a motel at 12 pm during sex! JAJA
rodkid1 10 months ago
@rodkid1 Dam right hahaha.
jamesmetaldrummer 9 months ago
good man.. best technique for shows definately
savior881 10 months ago
I have Axis Long Boards...BUT I have size 15 feet. I've tried this technique but can't get the room on the footplate to do it. poo
xxxlxt 11 months ago
@xxxlxt Dude EXACTLY! I'm looking into buying some longboards at the moment for the same reason.
I've got size 15 feet. i hear people telling me, no matter what size foot i have, i don't need longboards. that i can do it on any pedal just like he's shown in the video. well i can't. i find i have to put my feet on like a 45 degree angle across the board to get any sort of effect at all. Frustrating. I know haha. Think i'll cope much better without the heel plate.
NINTEND0C0RE 10 months ago
Cool
ed6360 11 months ago
dude ur a freakin beast at that pattern lol
ryandirusso 11 months ago
Correct me If i'm wrong but are your beaters the wrong way round? :P
Nice vid btw!
Easkate4 11 months ago
@Easkate4 it makes for a heavier sound
delinquent3241 11 months ago
@Easkate4 nah most people who are like metal drummers use the back end of the beater. They're made like that to get a more punchy/clicky sound rather than just a thud. lol
SuperGRIM101 10 months ago
@SuperGRIM101 Exactly right.
jamesmetaldrummer 9 months ago
I'm wondering if learning this is really practical? It's cool as an exercise just as doubles on the hands are but would you ever use this to play the constant 16th notes that are commonly required in metal (mostly death metal I have mind haha)? Thanks. also you sounded good :)
TheJosephlevine 11 months ago
@TheJosephlevine Indeed man. I use this live with no hassle at all. It's great for playing constant 16th notes. Use half the energy too. Thanks for the comments ! |m|
jamesmetaldrummer 11 months ago
@TheJosephlevine I don't know if you listen to Asking Alexandria or if you like them or not but I got to talk to their drummer at their concert last night and He always does this 8th note pattern for 2 bars and then 16th notes for 2 bars(or however long) and he uses the Heel Toe technique. He was a pretty nice guy too. :)
Pzonian 11 months ago
@TheJosephlevine I use it too :) Always works for me! Check out my drum vids :>
nagromat 9 months ago
I like how ur pedals are backwards XD
kevbaka 1 year ago
nice..
herdi74 1 year ago
i cant drum with socks... :(
7246rainmaker 1 year ago
Squeak~
RubberBand325 1 year ago
your bass head sounds loose as hell
egates09 1 year ago 41
@egates09 It's pretty tight. The sounds loose because of the quality of the cam mic. If I was using mics on the kicks it would sound like a heard of buffalo coming through your living room. Check otu Evans Emad 2 kick heads - these are amazing especially for gigs if you want your kicks booming!
jamesmetaldrummer 9 months ago
@jamesmetaldrummer I got a Superkick 3 Aquarian on my 22" DW and it roars,too! I like the Emad on studio stuff.
mrthundaboots 6 months ago
@egates09 Sounds loose on the video but during a live show it makes for the sickest low end sound ever and it's also unmuffled. Sounds like a bunch of rhinos breaking through your house =D
jamesmetaldrummer 6 months ago 30
@jamesmetaldrummer IT DOES sound like a bunch of rhinos breaking through your house! haha !!
jamesmetaldrummer 3 months ago
wow!! nice pedal huh,hahaha i love drum forever ^^,
skullhien 1 year ago
awesome!!!! nice one
pjkleng 1 year ago
why arnt you using those longboards back there?
MattPurkis 1 year ago
@MattPurkis Just to proove the technique can be done on ANY pedal.
jamesmetaldrummer 9 months ago 5
Notice how your heal is up past the hinge. That is the point for people with bgg feet. Even with socks on and rammed up against the chain, if your feet are big it is easier on a longboard because your heel is in "front of the hinge". P.S very uneven and sounds like galloping horses.
jordanjcm 1 year ago
@jordanjcm - Yeah, that is a problem, they should make size variations of pedals. I can't really use Premier Pedals because the footboards are too short. You can get modfications for pedals but it's pointless. The video is mainly to proove that the motion of heel-toe can work on any pedal. - Cheers for the comment !
jamesmetaldrummer 1 year ago
@jamesmetaldrummer Check out my version of the heel toe technique, specifically effective for drummers with larger feet. I've posted it as a response to this vid.
-Jordan
Derelictmetal 1 year ago
@jamesmetaldrummer have you tried the axis longboards? I had the same problem you had, but the axis pedals i got fixed it for me.
crunchmaster9000 1 year ago
axis long board pedals are great for heel toe
jesse17ful 1 year ago
I've been doing heal toe off and on for about a month, and my shins still get worn out after about 20 minutes. How long did it take u to be able to do it comfortably.
toyotadrummer 1 year ago
@toyotadrummer - its good to build up over time, a month is a short time, it takes quite a while to get ya legs to not cramp up or wear out.. Like working out, the mroe you do it, the better you'll get. Just takes practice, keep at it.
jamesmetaldrummer 1 year ago
@jamesmetaldrummer I kinda miss that feeling. Now I look like a rabbit when I'm yawning and stretching because I've gotten so used to it
DJTeddy0716 9 months ago
Is that the Evans Emad 2 bass drum head? I have that one.
dirtjump11 1 year ago
@dirtjump11 Indeed - great kick drum heads and allow for now damperning of the drum =D
jamesmetaldrummer 1 year ago
@jamesmetaldrummer i can make a sweet intro for you... for free
anessabanovic 1 year ago
i need a long board pedal:( my feet are damn close to too big to do heel toe on my dw5000
wichapoo 1 year ago
my pedal also squeaks but im not sure what exactly is squeaking, i think it might be the bearing but im not sure, any suggestions?
55715835 1 year ago
@DDTdrumming - I have the beaters backwards on this pedal because it allows for much more attack on the head, making it much more punchy.
jamesmetaldrummer 1 year ago
Well done man
DEPTHCHARGE66 1 year ago
WD40 my friend.
sebass198 1 year ago 108
@sebass198 lol ikr
SilverFox135 1 year ago
@sebass198 be careful with wd40 its great for that squeak but never use it on bearings
madragpuntutter 1 year ago
@sebass198 Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo bad idea. WD 40 if left on the pedal too long will gunk up the bearings, slave rod, or whatever you put it on on the pedal. Best to go with some pedal lube from Tama or DW, if you can, but if not, you can always go to wally world or a automotive store and get some bearing lube for the pedal.
CoyVining123 1 year ago
@sebass198 Was just going to say that!
KSE828 11 months ago
@sebass198 this is a little late but anyway. no don't use WD40 because it will actually shorten how long your pedal will last if you ever do have a problem with pedals squeaking use a silicon spray which will actually also make the pedal last longer too. you can find them wherever you would normally find wd40 if you do take this advice
Justins150 9 months ago
@Justins150 I put WD40 on my deck a long time ago... spent a night in hospital because the wheels fell of hahahaha. Fuck WD40 :)
jamesmetaldrummer 3 months ago
@sebass198 boo! no! WD40 will attract dust into the moving parts and slow your pedal down. no joke.
queenmcsleaze 5 months ago
@queenmcsleaze i use it.. took the rust out.. the squeky sound.. and now it bounces! :P
Tiziano182 4 months ago