I Cut This Bass Drum in Half... oops
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 มิ.ย. 2019
- This was a quickie job, so sadly I didnt have any time to mic it up and get a good before and after comparison. I do have another video on making an even more shallow bass, so you can check that one out too!
• The Pizza Kick Drum
Everything I used in the video, plus more!
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First to count the amount of drums in the background *throughout the video* gets a free sticker. good. luck.
This was a quickie job, so sadly I didnt have any time to mic it up and get a good before and after comparison. I do have another video on making an even more shallow bass, so you can check that one out too!@k5xM
rdavidr 11?
28 through out the video
Answer is "not enough drums"
If they show up more than once do we count them?
15
0:43 is the high quality shitpost editing I come to expect from an rdavidr video, and I love it
Conor Reed WOOF
@@unrep2859 You're scaring the children, Scoot
You're famous now
@@InfinityBassCannon you're mother
@FUCK YOU ironic.
Sick vid and I love the synchronised vid with the song but I did wanna hear a sound difference
Hey guys Phil Swift here with Flex Tape! Today I sawed this bass drum in half!
Raccoon wow thats a lot of damage!xD
Lmfao
Man every time I see your videos I get inspired to create stuff. Thank you so much and keep doing what you do
That was really fun to watch! I love the rhythmic hammering!
Honestly I enjoyed just watching the work get done, satisfying and relaxing
The syncing of the hammer hits with the music, classic Dave.
~And then.... Dave improvised a bass drum, with a rope, a squirrel and a bass drum~
This was awesome! Really well put together! Close to 200K boiiii!!!
great stuff rdavidr as always love it
Another amazing project, you make such cool things out of second hand drum stuff.
“I just sawed this drum in half!!
-Phil Swift
Say man don’t you know not posting in weeks is like a year on TH-cam. Glad you’re back! 🤗
I just finished making a whole pancake kit out of drums my neighbor was going to throw away... as long as you cut/leave a good bearing edge, put good heads on them, and tune them well, you can make thin drums sound great! I might post a video of the result. We were probably working on our projects at the same time!
Yessss more Rdavidr content!
That Chic sample is fire! Love that jam
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing your work.
Vids are baggers man keep playing ILY SO MUCH MAN
damn, your beats are getting super sick man!
Like the hammering to the song bro you killed it!!! Very original
Never stop, dude! Never stop doing drum projects!
I normally hate the cheesy music in videos but I found myself enjoying the cool lofi sound as well as the video. Extra points for the synchronised tapping 😁
Dude! That was craftsmanship at its best!! I think you need to be a guest drummer on "Late Night with Seth Meyers"!!
Does anyone else not appreciate the editing , with punching the holes before drilling . David r what a man
Love the hole puncture hammering beat 💪🏼
the man is back!!!
Love that! Thanks for sharing, just subbed
I have a pearl vision just like this and the bass drum sounds amazing I would never cut it but this is a great video so I gotta watch
This was my drum and David did a superb job!
Any chance it's for sale?
@@drumsgo211
Sorry but it's not for sale.
I figured it wasn't once I read some of the comments and realised it wasn't his drum .Is that a 20" drum?
@@drumsgo211
All good!
Nah. 22". I had at one time a 20 X 17 kick and if I still had it, I'd have it cut to 14". 20" kicks are simply perfect!
Pearl vision?
Shallow bass drums for the win! I'm kickin' a 22x12 Ludwig Keystone and the response, punch is incredible. Personally I see this mod as an upgrade haha.
Finally a video. Do more videos David pleasssseeee lol
Nice job 👏
I want to make my.own bass drum subwoofer because they cost a fortune.......this is great inspiration, thank you.
I've wanted to shorten my stage custom bass drum for ages,just dont have the tools or skills..this looks amazing.
ooooh very nice job, we need to hear how this thing sounds
Hole punch in time with music. Appreciated
Perfect electronic bass drum
Great editing.
Fannaly your back
Man if had had cool stuff like this to work on in shop in high school I would paid a lot more attention.
yay! hammer to the rythm!
Me: sees oops
Voice in my head: WATCH WATCH WATCH WATCH WATCH WATCH
0:43 through 0:50 was pretty cool how he punched the drilling holes to the beat 😂
Sick video.I would like this thing for a kid
The fact you took the time to sync up the hammer strikes with the background music makes this video even more watchable.
Super chill good video like every time molto bene amico!
I'm picking up what you're putting down! I would honestly love to do something similar to one of those old 30 inch Slingerland marching bass drums. From what I understand, it is the diameter that determines the pitch and the depth that determines the length of the sustain/resonance, so a very large diameter and small depth would make for a nice modern kick sound, with a low subsonic impulse and a fast cut-off. That said, i'm a brand-new drummer (started trying to learn in mid-January) and I only play kick and snare with a hi-hat, ride, and a 16-inch crash. The toms sit in a closet unless and until an actual band with an actual drummer come to record, or sometimes, a drummer friend comes over to track some drums for one of my songs. You're an actual drummer though..... I gotta wonder if that thing is going to tip over on you if you try to put 2 rack toms in the mounts. Good luck.
David you stud
love it
Ahhh I'm so tired of this 17 inch depth bass drums so this is a blessing.
Which is why I had David cut this down. He does great work!
17? I thought 18 was standard and 20 was popular for a short while. I think i wanna cut down a bd to 16 my 1st drumset out of a jcpenny catalogue was 22 x 16. more punchy and faster beater response
it would be awesome hear a sound test before the cut and after
Now that's a lot of damage!
Looks great! I hate those giant cannon bass drums
Same here which is why I had it cut down.
You've created MY kick drum 😅😯
This was cool.
DAVE HAS A BIGGER ROUTER TABLE (i think)!! FINALLY LOL
Make a drumset with only FlexTape
GTcroove yeah!
nice!!
I love a drum kit sometimes
i recently ( and _finally,_ because it occurred to me years ago ) cut toms in half to make shallow toms for the church kit. double the drums, double the fun.
Nobody:
David: *I SAWED THIS DRUM IN HALF*
oh no this joke has already been made-
I can't believe you. I am so drum triggered right now !
Not even 3mins... such a tease!
0:44 Lol, on beat
Great video like always. :44 was Fantastic synchronization was on point. I counted too many drums make some stuff, make some videos, now send me some stickers LOL nice job man no but really, send me some stickers.
0:44 😂 i love it
Idea for a video: homemade rototoms. This is something i’ve been wanting to try for a while, and it might be a cool thing to see you do
I’ve really been waiting a month for this video. It’s only 2 minutes long
I just died laughing when he started hammering to the beat of the background music.
Johns bass drum sounds great
I want to even split a 22" TAMA to finish with 2 x 10" deep kicks for my roto tom travel kit.
Should I go single lugs or keep the twins? Which is easier on a narrow drum like these would be?
Thanks for any comments.
Hope it sounds good
Hey what's the title of the tune you used? That tune is one of those tunes from my childhood that I've always liked but never knew the title.
Btw, great vid as always. 😁
Emmanuel Dugenia São Paulo by Chic
@@GrandOldPainter thanks! That was by Chic? I always had the idea that tune was by Deodato.
You should do something with like, marching percussion
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Cool! I wonder how thin of a kick drum you can make that will still sound good?
this video is the shortest video by rdavidr
Looks around the same depth as my vintage Beverley kit’s bass drum. A punchy drum.
Is yours 14" deep?
Yes, 22”x14”. Mahogany shell I think. Then 13”/14”/16” toms with birch shells.
I hate playing super deep kick drums. I've dreamed of cutting down a drum like this!!!!
Which is exactly why I had it done. David did a great job on it!
man, it just hurts seeing a perfectly fine looking drum being cut down in half
dang he did a great job on this for a opps lol
could you do a video on how to remove different kinds of air holes?
Can't wait to see why that Ludwig kit was there!
You should make a bell 🔔 pinger thing out of a disposable propane cylinder
All mine are full but they sound really pingy I’m gonna try when I empty one but I still wanna see you do it
Now take 2 bass drums and put them together to make a mega bass drum
Whoa rdavidr, need some info. please: I have seen many on TH-cam just rip up shells and bearing edges using the same tools you used. What type of blade and motor speed did use on the table saw, and what cutter (angle) and motor speed did you use on the router? Thank you very much.
Just came here because that "oops"
That Pearl Vision bass drum had a family, you monster!! 😂😂 jk looks awesome
Hey man, can you play your big 24" kick on your channel? I'm curious what it sounds like and if you like playing that over smaller sizes.
Aaaawwww I wanted to hear it.
How about a 18" floor Tom into bass drum video please?
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Nice! Pearl Vision ?
Yes sir! That's mine and it sounds soooo much better. David does great work.
Can you do a video with a 14x20 bass drum 12x8 rack Tom 14x14 floor Tom and 14x5 snare with 14 inch hi hats and. Crash on the left and crash/ride on the right and do a video on how to sound like 1963-65 ringo starr form the Beatles
Where can I message you for drum advice? Just bought a new kit
Louis Cole would love that bass
Can you PLEASE make a bd with sizes like 22"x30"
I read it's a pearl 😥, i thought it was your Starclassic.
quick question: I'm broke as shit and i was wondering if its possible to actually saw a bass drum in two equal parts and put the needed parts on both of them to work, and would it even sound any good?