Which is better? (Pedals)

[remy]

I do like calling bass drum pedals paddles. It's cool. Double paddle.

wad so cool -.-

 

[Jugman]

hmm this 'paddle' and 'pedal' talk gives me an idea to start a new thread for drums. hehehe

thanks for your opinions guys. as i said, i'm not getting any pedals anytime soon cos i'm concentrating on the drums as of now..

but do keep sharing your opinions!

 

[jameshetfieldkirkhammet]

I personally think that the indiv pedals wld be a better.

Although it will be messy and a pain to step on and carry around, i think it still gives the player more options and flexability when it comes to defining your sound.

Well, just my opinion. might be wrong. lol :mrgreen:

 

[MadWerewolfBoy]

I'm currently using a Pod X3 Live together with a couple of analog stompbox distortion in the effects loop. I get both the advantages of single and multi effects units, AS WELL AS the disadvantages of each.

The trick is to play up on the advantages. But I hate the tap dancing too especially when the next bar in a 160bpm song requires me to step on my multi effects patch, my ds-1 and mt-2 at the same time! Haha =)

 

[kerplunk182]

like people always say. just try and see which one you like more.

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I'm currently using a Pod X3 Live together with a couple of analog stompbox distortion in the effects loop. I get both the advantages of single and multi effects units, AS WELL AS the disadvantages of each.

The trick is to play up on the advantages. But I hate the tap dancing too especially when the next bar in a 160bpm song requires me to step on my multi effects patch, my ds-1 and mt-2 at the same time! Haha =)

Looper?

 

[MadWerewolfBoy]

Not a looper effects unit. It's an external effects loop with the effects send and effects return jacks.

 

[ShredNoob]

like people always say. just try and see which one you like more.

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