What is the difference between a beat an a hit? He does hit the pad 500 times in a minute, right? Does a right a left hit together count as one beat?

​@@maddo7192nope. He hits the pad 1000 times a minute. The beat is 250 quarter notes per minute. That's what BPM stands for. Double bass is conventionally 16th notes, meaning 4 notes per beat. 250 beats x 4 notes per beat = 1000. NOTE: He actually plays 32nd notes at 125 beats per minute in the video, which is mathematically the same exact amount of notes (125 beats x 8 notes per beat).

@@marduk6836 thx! 👍 and have a nice weekend

Hahaha, is to speed up slowly, I pay more attention to endurance practice, generally a speed I have to step on at least one minute.

It is to step as relaxed as possible, even though it is very tiring, only relaxed can step for a long time

What is triggering....can It make you faster?

@@kastanjer18 A drum trigger is a censor that registers hits on the drumheads. some idiots believes that it can make you faster and that its cheating, however it doesnt play the drums for you contrary to popular belief. But the reality of it is that it makes weak hits on the drumheads sound just as strong and loud as actual hard hits. And to sound good at higher tempos you need to play flawless since it makes every hit loud and clear. And on acoustic drums 300bpm double bass would sound like shit without triggering them.

​@@Zrakow tnq man I understand much better now!

Of course🌝

It was kind of ankle swivel，not quite like Wanja Groegers yet.

I changed to a tighter spring, pulled to 90%, and the beater Angle was about 70 degrees.

My heel is a little bit off the ground.

I'll start with the metronome at a slow speed, accelerating little by little, and playing a simple rhythm with my hand, so that the double bass is steady no matter what the speed.

@@blastbeatcoin2653 Hey, what was the speed you started with?

@@dmitrysokolousky7109 I started using my ankle when I was 160bpm, and my whole leg before that.

Thanks,Absolutely great job! And how long did it take to play like this?

@@dmitrysokolousky7109 About a year and a half from zero.

Yes,tama hp910.

🤓That's half of 250...

its double time

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Math 🧮

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The spring under the pedal doesn't seem to help me with the current speed. I broke two of the original 910 springs, and now I'm using a non-original spring, which pulls much more than the original and is ridiculously cheap😁😁😁