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How many drummers out there do one foot blasts? 3 Years, 8 Months ago
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I notice these days that there are far and few drummers that actually use the one foot technique. It's not cheating if you do a two foot blast,but I do think it's more impressive if you can pull off a one foot blast.
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vht4me
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Re:How many drummers out there do one foot blasts? 3 Years, 8 Months ago
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I think single footing sounds better. I hate the sound of 2 footing, and also the fact that people use that as a way to get to those higher tempos they can't reach either single footing or doing full-on 16ths.
I end up playing full speed while blasting because i like the sound. But, I working on my single foot blasts again.
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Re:How many drummers out there do one foot blasts? 3 Years, 8 Months ago
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I like doing one foot blasts, but I am not very good to be honest, I can only consistently bust out a clean one footer at tempos up to 200.... and in the band I currently play in, its all groove based, so when its time to have a blast beat its usually written in 32nd notes, at tempos like 130-140...so It's basically like 260-280. And I can't one foot that. haha
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