Quick and dirty double-kick trick: Make the hi-hat pedal close sound as a
kick and then set the default hi-hat sound to a closed hat w/a velocity
cross-fade so a harder strike makes an open hat sound. I know this has
many drawbacks, but the best part is the total cost is $0.00 and you can
practice double kick licks!! ;)
Vern
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abhyankaranand said:
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> Hi,
>
> I have a DTXpress II set and want to expand it to have double bass.
>
> Any recommendations for a non-expensive double bass pedals.
>
> Also, I was toying with the idea of buying a KD7 trigger with a
> single pedal and chaining it into the Yamaha kick tower. Has anyone
> tried this? Does it work well?
>
> Has anyone used the Pintech ergokick? howz that one?
>
> Thanks,
> Anand
>
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