That is sort of like a crash hihat, right? That seems like it would play well with a double kick (one hand snare and hat crash, other hand for polyrhythm, feet alternating between the hihat and double bass? Idk. Tbh, I am a guitarist and novice percussionist who respects and tries to understand the modern drums.
These are a very cool set of stanton Moore Hihats. check out some of his videosand his uses. all the above you mention re applicable. Love the sound of these for sure- very adaptable. thanks for looking- hope to help.
@@SoulDrumsLtd I promise you I have no affiliation with the product, yet have you see those single foot "double bass" pedals for drums? A solid jazz drummer can approach the same result with a heel/toe method + bounce, on a single kick...yet that still seems interesting for some styles.
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That is sort of like a crash hihat, right?
That seems like it would play well with a double kick (one hand snare and hat crash, other hand for polyrhythm, feet alternating between the hihat and double bass?
Idk. Tbh, I am a guitarist and novice percussionist who respects and tries to understand the modern drums.
I do know that playing the hihat and snare with one hand, while the other hand does other stuff...is very difficult and very awesome.
These are a very cool set of stanton Moore Hihats. check out some of his videosand his uses. all the above you mention re applicable. Love the sound of these for sure- very adaptable. thanks for looking- hope to help.
@@SoulDrumsLtd I promise you I have no affiliation with the product, yet have you see those single foot "double bass" pedals for drums?
A solid jazz drummer can approach the same result with a heel/toe method + bounce, on a single kick...yet that still seems interesting for some styles.