I need less **** in my mix. Love it.I can think of another short word for the bass playing element that would’ve meant we could’ve kept “bass” for the kick…
No. You don't. That's why the name is annoying.I like to think it's because you use your foot in a (sorta) kicking motion. Thus...kick drum.
I need less **** in my mix. Love it.
I move to initiate the @Al Strange rule of calling the 4 string guitar ****.
Dudes, I need a hint what the word is. Yes I'm a moron.I have definitely called it that, but only because "the thing that helps keep the band from sounding like ****" just doesn't really work in most conversations, in my experience.
Its only getting picked on because of the shared name. I bet in general we like the **** better than guit1 and guit2 and vox.I have definitely called it that, but only because "the thing that helps keep the band from sounding like ****" just doesn't really work in most conversations, in my experience.
rhymes with 'twit' or 'quit' or 'lit'.....Dudes, I need a hint what the word is. Yes I'm a moron.
I'm sorry, with all due respect to Stanton (the amazing player that he is) I really a hope he's not teaching this in his clinics. The idea that a handful of street drummers in New Orleans using an obscure technique becoming music industry common terminology is suspect.
The technique referred to may indeed have been used going back a hundred years ago due to the local conditions cited but the term "kick" drum is a later twentieth century term coined by soundmen and engineers. In fact some of us who played drums in the 1970's and early 1980's worked with soundmen who called it a bass drum.