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Bass Drum Pedal Does Not Rebound. The second rebound is choked. This greatly affects impact distance. Hey guys, i'm a new drummer (started ~2 months ago). What i mean is that when i press down on the pedal hard enough, it hits the bass drum batter but then bounces back to where i am sitting. I personally haven't played on an alesis nitro but i would assume that. I'm having trouble with my bass pedal technique. One aspect to consider is your bass drum's angle, ie how high up the front of your bass drum is from the floor. When i was trying to get that to work, i took the spring off of my bass drum pedal. I like having my kick drum's reso head ~1.5 inches off. After a practice sessions, i. Whenever i play fast (quarter. In this article i’ll explain the pros and cons of high vs low tension, and how to adjust the spring tension to suit you. Increasing the bass pedal spring tension will cause the pedal to rebound more quickly, however it makes it harder to control and will require more effort to use.

What i mean is that when i press down on the pedal hard enough, it hits the bass drum batter but then bounces back to where i am sitting. Hey guys, i'm a new drummer (started ~2 months ago). In this article i’ll explain the pros and cons of high vs low tension, and how to adjust the spring tension to suit you. When i was trying to get that to work, i took the spring off of my bass drum pedal. One aspect to consider is your bass drum's angle, ie how high up the front of your bass drum is from the floor. After a practice sessions, i. The second rebound is choked. I like having my kick drum's reso head ~1.5 inches off. Increasing the bass pedal spring tension will cause the pedal to rebound more quickly, however it makes it harder to control and will require more effort to use. This greatly affects impact distance.

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Bass Drum Pedal Does Not Rebound When i was trying to get that to work, i took the spring off of my bass drum pedal. One aspect to consider is your bass drum's angle, ie how high up the front of your bass drum is from the floor. This greatly affects impact distance. Increasing the bass pedal spring tension will cause the pedal to rebound more quickly, however it makes it harder to control and will require more effort to use. I'm having trouble with my bass pedal technique. Whenever i play fast (quarter. I like having my kick drum's reso head ~1.5 inches off. What i mean is that when i press down on the pedal hard enough, it hits the bass drum batter but then bounces back to where i am sitting. I personally haven't played on an alesis nitro but i would assume that. When i was trying to get that to work, i took the spring off of my bass drum pedal. Hey guys, i'm a new drummer (started ~2 months ago). In this article i’ll explain the pros and cons of high vs low tension, and how to adjust the spring tension to suit you. After a practice sessions, i. The second rebound is choked.