After seeing you guys in Detroit this weekend I had to look up how you pull off such clean footwork with seemingly no effort, makes a lot more sense after the demonstration thanks for sharing, wildly impressive and great show!
Hell yeah you do this was great in Detroit how much they charge you for those pedals they look like they're better than trick paddles is what I'm told by
How high do you set up your footblasters? As in, does your footboard hit the trigger a couple millimeters before your beater hits the bass drum, or at the exact same time, etc?
Do you use your foot blaster triggers on your Roland kit? And is that kick sound on your Roland module? I just switched from Alesis strike pro to a Roland VAD507 and I’m trying to get that classic Roland tm-2 kick trigger sound out of my td-27kv2 module, any tips?
I use the Footblasters on my electric kit, yes. The kick sound is Dan Presland's custom sample that I loaded into the module from an SD card. So technically it is in the module, but I put it in there myself
@@MikeCaputo also is your promo code for footblasters still valid? I’m gonna be playing with a slam band called Invirulent and I want some on board triggers.
@@SFUPodcast there is a post in the "Featured" section of the Metal Drummer Nerdz Facebook page with a link to a Google Drive document called Pariah Kicks. The sample is in there. Also my Footblaster promo code should still work
@@MikeCaputo I mean i don't really here them clicking away too loudly on the Axis footboards when i have monitors in. I was just wondering if there was a way to set them up in way that is much quieter than how they are now. Thanks, Mike.
@@MikeCaputo yeah, I was at the Anaheim show and I could hear something played differently; it was perfectly delivered nonetheless. Also, is there any chance of getting the tabs for the drums on this song? That would be super helpful!
With practice and proper technique you can play anything. If you're referring to double strokes, I can play them with literally just my big toe on the footboard and the entire rest of my foot hanging off. If you look closely at the end section of this video as well you can see my heels aren't even on the footboard. So basically, you can play them with any size foot as long as you have proper technique and you practice
Dude you're such a solid drummer. Brand of sacrifice is lucky to have you bro.
I don’t even play drums but I love hearing you share your knowledge on this stuff. Amazing homie! 👏🏻
After seeing you guys in Detroit this weekend I had to look up how you pull off such clean footwork with seemingly no effort, makes a lot more sense after the demonstration thanks for sharing, wildly impressive and great show!
Very sick man! Ive been eyeballing czarcie for a few years now. Appreciate the upload!
Hey Mike thanks for all your work man! Honestly have found so many drummers and bands in general through your channel! Huge "ups" man
Sick demo
Thanks for the breakdown and explanation of everything!
Thank you for the video!! Just got mine in a week ago and I'm SO STOKED. You shredd dude!!!
Thanks for the great video!
amazing bro!
Awesome stuff Mike!
Cool vid! Thanx dude
Great vid bro! We need to link up and jam soon!
Hell yeah you do this was great in Detroit how much they charge you for those pedals they look like they're better than trick paddles is what I'm told by
I love The blasters 2 what module do you use stop and again would they charge you for those paddles
You ever had any chance of trying acd? i currently have CK and i'm pretty happy! just curiosity!
How high do you set up your footblasters? As in, does your footboard hit the trigger a couple millimeters before your beater hits the bass drum, or at the exact same time, etc?
Killer!
Do you use your foot blaster triggers on your Roland kit? And is that kick sound on your Roland module? I just switched from Alesis strike pro to a Roland VAD507 and I’m trying to get that classic Roland tm-2 kick trigger sound out of my td-27kv2 module, any tips?
I use the Footblasters on my electric kit, yes. The kick sound is Dan Presland's custom sample that I loaded into the module from an SD card. So technically it is in the module, but I put it in there myself
@@MikeCaputo could you tell me where I could download a sample like that from?
@@MikeCaputo also is your promo code for footblasters still valid? I’m gonna be playing with a slam band called Invirulent and I want some on board triggers.
@@SFUPodcast there is a post in the "Featured" section of the Metal Drummer Nerdz Facebook page with a link to a Google Drive document called Pariah Kicks. The sample is in there.
Also my Footblaster promo code should still work
@@MikeCaputo thank you very much. You’re the man, I’ve been watching your stuff for a long time.
Awesome!! This helps a ton. Question though, are those longboards or regular?
Longboards
@@warrenoids appreciate it broski!
Hey Mike,
What type of grease or lubricant do you use for your pedals when performing maintenance?
None. I haven't done any maintenance on them in 4 years lol
@@MikeCaputo figured those pedals are top notch. Got an axis A double that's making some squeaky sounds.....
I got the footblasters as well, do find that they are distractingly loud/clicky? Thanks, Mike!
Not at all
@@MikeCaputo I mean i don't really here them clicking away too loudly on the Axis footboards when i have monitors in. I was just wondering if there was a way to set them up in way that is much quieter than how they are now. Thanks, Mike.
What settings was on your trick pedals?
hi mike, will we be able to get a drum cam for exodus so I can learn whats actually happening? ＜3
Probably at some point. I don't play it exactly like the recorded version though because Leo programmed the drums for it
@@MikeCaputo yeah, I was at the Anaheim show and I could hear something played differently; it was perfectly delivered nonetheless. Also, is there any chance of getting the tabs for the drums on this song? That would be super helpful!
what settings are you using on TM2 with the footblasters?
Module settings are:
Trigger type: RT30K
Sens: 32
Threshold: 8
Curve: Loud2
Retrig cancel: 1
Noise Cancel: OFF
Xtalk cancel: 20%
None of that crap matters if you have size 15 feet like i do. Nothing makes things easier.
With practice and proper technique you can play anything. If you're referring to double strokes, I can play them with literally just my big toe on the footboard and the entire rest of my foot hanging off. If you look closely at the end section of this video as well you can see my heels aren't even on the footboard. So basically, you can play them with any size foot as long as you have proper technique and you practice
you’re doing the different version of heel-toe if you’re hitting the pedal with your heel. it‘s the „bad“ one where foot size matters.
literally need a higher frame-rate to see your technique lol