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The blank cymbals are the following:
18" Sabian AA Metal-X Crash
16" Sabian AA Bright Crash
14" Sabian AA Metal-X Hihats
Then this is my dream kit I hope to afford one day.
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CrdleoffilthXIII
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this is my current set up. the blank cymbals are the following:
18" Sabian AA Metal-X Crash
16" Sabian AA Bright Crash
14" Sabian AA Metal-X HiHats
And this would be my dream kit I hope to one afford
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phoenix7289
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CrdleoffilthXIII wrote:
this is my current set up. the blank cymbals are the following:
18" Sabian AA Metal-X Crash
16" Sabian AA Bright Crash
14" Sabian AA Metal-X HiHats
And this would be my dream kit I hope to one afford
That's a pretty nice setup if you ask me! :O
I proudly play with Tama (snare drums), PDP, Sabian, LP, Paiste, Vic Firth, Aquarian (bass and snare heads), and Remo (tom heads)brands! My biggest drummer influences are Mic Fleetwood, Nicko McBrain, and Mike Portnoy.
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CrdleoffilthXIII
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phoenix7289 wrote:CrdleoffilthXIII wrote:
this is my current set up. the blank cymbals are the following:
18" Sabian AA Metal-X Crash
16" Sabian AA Bright Crash
14" Sabian AA Metal-X HiHats
And this would be my dream kit I hope to one afford
That's a pretty nice setup if you ask me! :O
Thank you.
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phoenix7289
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I call it The Progressive Set of ALL Progressive Sets.
I proudly play with Tama (snare drums), PDP, Sabian, LP, Paiste, Vic Firth, Aquarian (bass and snare heads), and Remo (tom heads)brands! My biggest drummer influences are Mic Fleetwood, Nicko McBrain, and Mike Portnoy.
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schist
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phoenix7289 wrote:schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:Yah some of you destroyed me... my first try:
How did you tilt/squash some of the cymbals? :O
Look to the bottom right.
What about the bottom right?
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phoenix7289
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schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:Yah some of you destroyed me... my first try:
How did you tilt/squash some of the cymbals? :O
Look to the bottom right.
What about the bottom right?
There are some things called buttons. And they are fairly obvious when you look there... if you still don't get it I can take a picture of the screen and circle it....
I proudly play with Tama (snare drums), PDP, Sabian, LP, Paiste, Vic Firth, Aquarian (bass and snare heads), and Remo (tom heads)brands! My biggest drummer influences are Mic Fleetwood, Nicko McBrain, and Mike Portnoy.
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schist
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phoenix7289 wrote:schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:Yah some of you destroyed me... my first try:
How did you tilt/squash some of the cymbals? :O
Look to the bottom right.
What about the bottom right?
There are some things called buttons. And they are fairly obvious when you look there... if you still don't get it I can take a picture of the screen and circle it....
No need for attitude, cuz.
If you're talking about the turn up/turn down buttons, well they don't do anything on my DFKitConstructor.
"The best thing George W. Bush can do for this country is to go see a play." - Abraham Lincoln
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schist
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schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:Yah some of you destroyed me... my first try:
How did you tilt/squash some of the cymbals? :O
Look to the bottom right.
What about the bottom right?
There are some things called buttons. And they are fairly obvious when you look there... if you still don't get it I can take a picture of the screen and circle it....
Oh wait, haha. My bad, dude.
"The best thing George W. Bush can do for this country is to go see a play." - Abraham Lincoln
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phoenix7289
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schist wrote:schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:Yah some of you destroyed me... my first try:
How did you tilt/squash some of the cymbals? :O
Look to the bottom right.
What about the bottom right?
There are some things called buttons. And they are fairly obvious when you look there... if you still don't get it I can take a picture of the screen and circle it....
Oh wait, haha. My bad, dude.
No problem man. Drummers aid each other!
I proudly play with Tama (snare drums), PDP, Sabian, LP, Paiste, Vic Firth, Aquarian (bass and snare heads), and Remo (tom heads)brands! My biggest drummer influences are Mic Fleetwood, Nicko McBrain, and Mike Portnoy.
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schist
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phoenix7289 wrote:schist wrote:schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:Yah some of you destroyed me... my first try:
How did you tilt/squash some of the cymbals? :O
Look to the bottom right.
What about the bottom right?
There are some things called buttons. And they are fairly obvious when you look there... if you still don't get it I can take a picture of the screen and circle it....
Oh wait, haha. My bad, dude.
No problem man. Drummers aid each other!
Another thing - how did you expand the floor area? And is there a function in KitConstructor that enables this?
"The best thing George W. Bush can do for this country is to go see a play." - Abraham Lincoln
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phoenix7289
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schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:schist wrote:schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:schist wrote:phoenix7289 wrote:Yah some of you destroyed me... my first try:
How did you tilt/squash some of the cymbals? :O
Look to the bottom right.
What about the bottom right?
There are some things called buttons. And they are fairly obvious when you look there... if you still don't get it I can take a picture of the screen and circle it....
Oh wait, haha. My bad, dude.
No problem man. Drummers aid each other!
Another thing - how did you expand the floor area? And is there a function in KitConstructor that enables this?
I do not remember if I did that.. however you can always move the drumset around as a whole...
I proudly play with Tama (snare drums), PDP, Sabian, LP, Paiste, Vic Firth, Aquarian (bass and snare heads), and Remo (tom heads)brands! My biggest drummer influences are Mic Fleetwood, Nicko McBrain, and Mike Portnoy.
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booker_t
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phoenix7289
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booker_t wrote:
This was drawn up pretty well nice job! Tell me though, what do all the kicker things do???
I proudly play with Tama (snare drums), PDP, Sabian, LP, Paiste, Vic Firth, Aquarian (bass and snare heads), and Remo (tom heads)brands! My biggest drummer influences are Mic Fleetwood, Nicko McBrain, and Mike Portnoy.
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booker_t
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phoenix7289 wrote:booker_t wrote:
This was drawn up pretty well nice job! Tell me though, what do all the kicker things do???
Well I'll tell ya sucka'! The four nearest to the center pedals (2,3,4,5) are for the bass drums. 2 and 4 will be connected to hit the 22" bass; and then 3 and 5 connect to hit the 20". So they will be connected by a double bass drum type device. The outer pedals will remotely control the four hi-hats. As you can see there are two sets of hi-hats; 13" and 14". The right pedal will open and close the 14" inch hi-hats, and the left pedal will open and close the 13".
