Q about goofy setups
Posted: Thu Dec 25, 2014 3:34 pm
Hi there,
I'd like to ask whether the following setups are possible:
a) "goofy foot" setup: As a righthander I would like to use my left foot for the kick and the right foot for the hi hat. My left foot/leg is the "strong" one, in boarding sports this is referred to as "goofy" stance (as opposed to regular). Doable with aerodrums?
b) "Moe Tucker lying kick" setup:
Moe Tucker, the former drummer of the Velvet Underground (Lou Reed's band in the 2nd half of the 1960s), could not really play when she was asked to fill in for somebody else. She created a peculiar technique, where she played the lying kick drum with sticks. She did not use her feet at all, she was standing up most on the time.
Anyway, for some projects I would like to use this as well, but I guess this had to be sampled first?
Could I use, for experiments, a kick drum sound on a tom?
Thx & bye,
CaB
I'd like to ask whether the following setups are possible:
a) "goofy foot" setup: As a righthander I would like to use my left foot for the kick and the right foot for the hi hat. My left foot/leg is the "strong" one, in boarding sports this is referred to as "goofy" stance (as opposed to regular). Doable with aerodrums?
b) "Moe Tucker lying kick" setup:
Moe Tucker, the former drummer of the Velvet Underground (Lou Reed's band in the 2nd half of the 1960s), could not really play when she was asked to fill in for somebody else. She created a peculiar technique, where she played the lying kick drum with sticks. She did not use her feet at all, she was standing up most on the time.
Anyway, for some projects I would like to use this as well, but I guess this had to be sampled first?
Could I use, for experiments, a kick drum sound on a tom?
Thx & bye,
CaB