I have tried everything to stop getting a double hit when I strike my rim-shot, and nothing works!!!!! Obviously I cannot use the cross-stick method so I must rely on a weak hit directly to the rim or hit a perfect rim-shot to get the click at full volume. Has anyone else had this problem and if so how the heck did you remedy it???
I am told that I need a snare stand designed to fit the 12in. PD-120 pad which should remedy a vibration commonly found when using a standard snare stand. Does that have any truth to it or do I just have a crappy pad? I tried to find a 12in. snare stand and no one seems to have one. The local guys here at Mid-West Drum & Percussion have never even heard of a snare stand that small. Why the heck did Roland make a pad to small for standard stands without offering the hardware to support it? I'm not bashing Roland, just sick of the double click. It doesn't go over very well in the recording studio. Now that I have vented...!!! I honestly love my V's. Anyone have any suggestions???
I am told that I need a snare stand designed to fit the 12in. PD-120 pad which should remedy a vibration commonly found when using a standard snare stand. Does that have any truth to it or do I just have a crappy pad? I tried to find a 12in. snare stand and no one seems to have one. The local guys here at Mid-West Drum & Percussion have never even heard of a snare stand that small. Why the heck did Roland make a pad to small for standard stands without offering the hardware to support it? I'm not bashing Roland, just sick of the double click. It doesn't go over very well in the recording studio. Now that I have vented...!!! I honestly love my V's. Anyone have any suggestions???
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