Showing posts with label percussion practice pad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label percussion practice pad. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

HQ RF-12G 12 Inch Single Sided Pad Review

HQ RF-12G 12 Inch Single Sided Pad
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The pad feels great and has great bounce, unlike most practice pads that feel like car tires. I have no problem executing complex patterns at any volume level, including intricate pianissimo work.
This is an excellent pad for practicing in apartments. No one will be able to hear you outside your unit, unless they are wearing one of those spy headsets that amplifies sound from far away, and even then they will barely hear it.

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Monday, November 19, 2012

Remo Practice Pad, 6-inch Diameter, Gray, Coated Head Review

Remo Practice Pad, 6-inch Diameter, Gray, Coated Head
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OK. It's not OK. It's Great. My drumming needs alot of practice, I'm new to drumming. This pad lets me hit and softly hear it, trying to get my rythem down. I'm sure glad I bought it

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Friday, November 9, 2012

Vic Firth Double sided, 6 Review

Vic Firth Double sided, 6
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I got this pad for my birthday last october and to this day it has the same out-of-the-box feel. I mostly use the lighter colored side, in fact, i only really use the lighter colored side, the other side is harder than the lighter side so it gives more bounce, but even when i got this pad i used the light side. Plus the light side is much quieter than the dark side. I've always used it to warm up being shows or anywhere really. And its quite small so i always keep it with me. If i have ever some free time i pull out my sticks and play with the pad. I just wish it came with a small portable stand! oh well. I completely recommend getting this pad.

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Tuesday, November 6, 2012

HQ Percussion Products SoundOff SO-8 Practice Pad Review

HQ Percussion Products SoundOff SO-8 Practice Pad
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The product is good for those who knew what it really is. When I looked at it and read "Practice Pad" I believed that's what it is ... Turns out it was a cover for a drum so that you could use it at home without disturbing the neighbours. The product is great for those who need it, but the title is really misleading ... Shipping and handling was properly done and up to standard, so no problems there.

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Vic Firth Fresh Approach Starter Pack (includes SD1, Practice Pad ) Review

Vic Firth Fresh Approach Starter Pack (includes SD1, Practice Pad )
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Rudiments poster, mountable practice pad (meaning it can screw onto a practice stand) or lay on any flat surface, CD Rom with some great starter lessons, play along CD, SD1 sticks - under 40 bucks - that's a great starter pack! Perfect starter pack for the serious beginner.

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Friday, November 2, 2012

HQ 6in Reversable Practice Pad Review

HQ 6in Reversable Practice Pad
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This is the perfect practice pad. It has two sides: the silenced, very bouncy one; and the harder, louder, more realistic-feeling one (in terms of snare). The 6 inch is also extremely portable. I highly suggest getting this one instead of the 12 inch one because the 12 inch one is humongous and unbelievably heavy. This also has no rim, which I like. Most of the people I talk to also agree that this is a great pad, so I know I'm not the only one who loves it!!

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Friday, October 5, 2012

Vic Firth Heavy Hitter Quadropad Large Review

Vic Firth Heavy Hitter Quadropad Large
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I have mostly good things to say about this pad. The only down side is that when I put the film sheets onto each pad (to make them more realistic for scrapes and what not) it made them a lot louder. For a pad, I was surprised as to how loud it became. It almost like hitting a piece of plastic. I feel like it also detracted from the more natural bounce that it had before putting on the plastic films. Be cautionary when you put them on. Just put on one at first and play on it for a while to make sure you like the feel.

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Friday, September 28, 2012

Hansenfutz Futz Practice Pedal - Portable Practice Kick Pedal Review

Hansenfutz Futz Practice Pedal - Portable Practice Kick Pedal
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I travel a lot so I have a portable practice pad which straps to my knee that I take with me on trips but tapping your feet on a flat floor is really tough on the ankles and doesn't come anywhere near approximating the feel of a bass or hi hat pedal. So I was excited when I saw this product and immediately sent away for it. I have not been disappointed.
First I must say that it doesn't exactly duplicate the feeling of a real pedal, but I think that would be impossible for such a compact product to do. The first priority is portability. There are pads you can buy and attach to a real drum bass pedal, but it's huge and clunky, not something you can tote around in your bag. This pedal is light but sturdy and is capable of being adjusted to various angles and tension levels. And it beats tapping and stomping on the floor any day.
It works best on carpeted surfaces because it's got velcro on the bottom; if you use it on a smooth floor it will slide around a lot. Also, you need a screwdriver to adjust it. I wish this wasn't the case or that it at least came with small tools you can use on it. But once you get it the way you like it, you shouldn't need to adjust it ever again. It is fun to fool around with and try different settings. I love taking this on the road and being able to practice grooves more naturally and accurately. I recommend this for anyone who loves to play and practice even when they can't be behind their drum set.

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Friday, September 14, 2012

HQ 12 Inch Practice Pad Review

HQ 12 Inch Practice Pad
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This pad is HUGE... get the 6 inch one. It will weigh you down otherwise. You wouldn't believe how heavy the 12 inch pad is. Also extremely not portable. The 6 inch one is the perfect size.
Aside from that, the two different sides are awesome. One is silenced and easy to bounce on, and the other one is better for cleaning up your playing and is a little louder. I also like how it has no rim like my piece of junk old practice pad.
Get the 6 inch version of this and you won't be sorry.

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Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Evans 2-Sided Practice Pad, 12 Inch Review

Evans 2-Sided Practice Pad, 12 Inch
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I've never owned a drum pad before, but this is definitely a good product. It has much bounce on the grey side, like a real marching snare, and a little less on the hard black side which really helps build your chops. Over a very good buy.

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Monday, August 27, 2012

Pro-Mark PBDZ Blue Devils Snare Practice Pad Review

Pro-Mark PBDZ Blue Devils Snare Practice Pad
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This pad has surprisingly great feel and is a paradigm shift in playing for the realistic rebound, and sound quality generated. I recommend!

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Sunday, August 26, 2012

Hisonic Signature Series LXG-20 10" Drum Practice Pad with Stand & Sticks Review

Hisonic Signature Series LXG-20 10 Drum Practice Pad with Stand and Sticks
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I'm a jazz pianist by training and profession who has recently begun work on drumming issues. This little practice pad has met my expectations, as I have no need for a full set. The pad/stand assembly is very stable and sturdy, and the pad itself has excellent "rebound" action, which approximates a ride cymbal. The sticks that are included are size 5A, which are a bit large for me, so I bought some jazz sticks and am using those instead. I'm working on rudiments, 3 against 4 cross-rhythms, and press-rolls which are an extension of my work as a pianist. After a short time, I've been able to go into drum stores and actually make music, which is surprising, after all of these years at the piano. Kudos to the manufacturer for this fine product.

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Friday, August 17, 2012

Innovative Percussion Two-Sided Rubber Pad Review

Innovative Percussion Two-Sided Rubber Pad
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Bought this for my son for his birthday b/c his drum teacher recommended it. Very pleased with it! Delivery was rapid, too.

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Monday, August 6, 2012

DW Drums Bass Drum Riser (Adjustable Lifter) Review

DW Drums Bass Drum Riser (Adjustable Lifter)
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this stand is perfect.
currently using a 18" x 14" bass drum with wooden hoops.
perfect.

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Saturday, July 7, 2012

Remo Practice Pad with Stand, 10-Inch Review

Remo Practice Pad with Stand, 10-Inch
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I've used several practice pads over the years. This one I held onto for about 6 months before giving it away to someone on craigslist. The pad noise and feel were just so off as to be unusable.
The allure of a practice pad is drumming without annoying your neighbors. At this, the Remo practice pad fails spectacularly. The pad is really, really loud. The head is as loud as a regular drum with a cheap muffler on it. The rim hits are pretty loud too. And the stand drives this sound straight down to your downstairs neighbors. Most anything else you've been hitting our sticks against will be quieter than this, including books, chairs, mousepads, standard cheap rubber practice pads, etc.
In terms of size, 10" is barely a popcorn snare. This is significant because the edges stick up a great deal: far more than most drum sets I've used. In certain ways this is helpful to develop your targeting, but it also means that you're constantly whacking the edges and cursing instead of focusing on technique. Frankly, I found rim hits to be a constant annoyance.
The feel is hard to quantify, but all of the remo practice pads that I've used just "feel" close but off. It feels like someone stuffed a pillow as tightly as they could into a snare. The rebound style is good, but there is a deadness to it that just feels wrong. While it is helpful to have an adjustable drum head, it never quite gets right.
The stand, on the other hand, has been pretty solid and nice to have. I could see transitioning the stand into a real drum set, albeit holding something light.
Overall, the resounding loudness, weird rebound issues, and annoyingly large rim make it hard to recommend Remo's higher priced pads over traditional rubber ones. For basic paradiddles and other practicing in real-world circumstances, I'd recommend going with one of the many other available options.


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Friday, June 29, 2012

8" Practice Drum Pad Review

8 Practice Drum Pad
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This is an excellent drum pad.8" Drum Practice PadI bought it for my daughter and her band director was very happy with this product!

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Sunday, June 24, 2012

Vic Firth Single Sided, 6 Review

Vic Firth Single Sided, 6
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This is a nice practice pad for good old rudiments and has a good material. It has a great bounce effect. This can really help you if you are starting drummer as if you are a professional drummer. But it has some flaws. To start this product is not the one from the picture. in the picture we see a 35cm or 40cm practice pad. the one i got is 15cm. so yes is a lot more smaller. And that can bring you some problems. Also is all the material. where it says "vic firth" that is on black plastic. And this pad we see in the picture that i have had the chance to play features a double side that you can play in and the one is sold does not have that. The material that you can play in is kind of loose, so maybe you would have to reinforce it. So in the end Is good, you can practice a lot of different techniques and it will improve your drum speed and skills so is kind of what you asked.


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