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Metal Kit

Metal Kit

2004-11-18 by ruffalo2003

Hi,

I just bought me a double bass pedal. I'm now looking for a kit on my
dtxpress 2 to play Heavy Metal and Hardrock. Let's say something that
sounds like Megadeth or Metallica. Anybody out there that plays metal?
Anybody that has got a real heavy sounding sysex kit file or something
like that?

thnx in advance

Tom

Re: [DTXpress] Metal Kit

2004-11-18 by Brett Andrighetti

I'm a metal drummer, and have been for the 16 years. I'm constantly on the search for the perfect metal sound for my drums, and just when I think I've found something, I start to doubt the sound. Currently, I'm using the K/008 BD GMH, tuned to about -3. It's got a nice raw crunch sound to it, that somewhat reminds me of Korn. As for toms, I use T/006 DRY GM5, and tune each drum down from 0. I currently have two DTX2's combined together, so my tom range needs to go from much higher to lower, being a total of 6 toms, 4 tom-toms, 2 floor toms. Now as far as cymbals go, I'm always looking for a better sound than what I currently have. Anyone have any ideas?
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Hi,

I just bought me a double bass pedal. I'm now looking for a kit on my
dtxpress 2 to play Heavy Metal and Hardrock. Let's say something that
sounds like Megadeth or Metallica. Anybody out there that plays metal?
Anybody that has got a real heavy sounding sysex kit file or something
like that?

thnx in advance

Tom





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RE: [DTXpress] Metal Kit

2004-11-18 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com

Brett,
As a fan of "the more toms the better club." 
If you want to add a little extra low-end thump to the second floor tom,
layer in a second voice that is a low volume bass drum sound, then set it's
curve so that light hits don't register but strong hits kick in a nice
thump.
 
OGD

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Re: [DTXpress] Metal Kit

2004-11-18 by Brett Andrighetti

I hate to say it, OGD, but I never even thought about layering another voice to my toms, especially a bass drum. I'm go and try that out right now! Thanks!
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Brett,
As a fan of "the more toms the better club."
If you want to add a little extra low-end thump to the second floor tom, layer in a second voice that is a low volume bass drum sound, then set it's curve so that light hits don't register but strong hits kick in a nice thump.
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Subject: Re: [DTXpress] Metal Kit

" being a total of 6 toms, 4 tom-toms, 2 floor toms. "

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Re: Metal Kit

2004-11-25 by ruffalo2003

figured out something that sounds heavy.....i'll put it in the files
section. Let me know what you think. and please improve!!

greetz Tom

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