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Location: big island | anyone seen or tried these percussion options yet?
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porchboard bass |
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Location: big island | close up of the farmer foot drum |
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Location: NJ | I've seen/heard the PorchBoards used in a live application, but never tried one . . . |
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Location: South of most, North of few | I'll bet TRboy could play one of those. :D |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Check this guy out BEN PRESTAGE
He played at Amelia during last years clinic. The guy was absolutely the bomb. Never seen anything like it. He's got 2 bass drum pedals. One pumps the bass, and the other a snare laying on its side t'd to a hihat.
Check out the cigarbox guitar. A double neck 3 stringer. Clothes pin and a Sharpie pen for a nut and capo. The guy was freaking amazing. He's won a lot of cigbox awards down south.
I think Al and Bobbo were with me when he played and our jaws just dropped. Dave |
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Location: North Carolina | These things just look hokey. I use a Boss DR770 that I trigger with an Behringer FCB1010. I don't pre program it, but set it so I can have high hat, bass drum or cross stick by tapping my foot. I don't need much else, as these small voices can really add a lot. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Originally posted by Tupperware:
Check this guy out BEN PRESTAGE
He played at Amelia during last years clinic. The guy was absolutely the bomb. Never seen anything like it. He's got 2 bass drum pedals. One pumps the bass, and the other a snare laying on its side t'd to a hihat.
Check out the cigarbox guitar. A double neck 3 stringer. Clothes pin and a Sharpie pen for a nut and capo. The guy was freaking amazing. He's won a lot of cigbox awards down south.
I think Al and Bobbo were with me when he played and our jaws just dropped. Dave
Can he change keys by moving the sharpie? |
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Location: Scotland | Try a Cajon. Ok, it's not a "solo" instrument like the Porchboard in that as a guitarist you can't play one while you play guitar, but as inexpensive, effective percussion to accompany acoustic instruments, a Cajon is unbeatable. They're really easy to play and produce a convincing kick and snare sound when miked to the PA |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Just hire a drummer.
(drummer Jim) :D |
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Location: Whitecourt, Ab | Or purchase one of these: music machine |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | Most drummers are busy delivering pizza this time of year. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Now that's funny.. :rolleyes: |
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Location: Montana | Bump this up again and see if anyone has anything more to add now. I saw a video of John Lee Hooker playing solo and they had his foot mic'd so that his foot tap came thru nicely. |
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farmerfoot drums/porchboard bass
