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#167849 - 07/16/08 03:14 PM
Re: Making Your Own Tenor Pad
[Re: A7xDrummer27]
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Registered: 08/29/04
Loc: michigan
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What can I say Iv'e done some research. Majoring in Plastic and rubber engineering in college also helps  By the way I'm prototyping a tenor pad right now and I'll post a pic of it when I get it finished in the next couple of weeks.
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#167884 - 07/17/08 12:55 AM
Re: Making Your Own Tenor Pad
[Re: MCPWayne2005]
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Registered: 02/12/08
Loc: OH-IO
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I've heard rumors about a decent layer of silly putty doing the trick, I guess it will take a beating, but I'm sure you have to fix it every once in a while.
Someone brung up the idea today, said it works great, just throw it back in the egg and go. I personally havnt tried it though.
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My favorite YouTube comment On the subject of a bad tenor player just to let you guys know, being a drummer, he meant to hit the rims, it's part of the effect. It changes it up a bit.
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#167989 - 07/18/08 10:00 PM
Re: Making Your Own Tenor Pad
[Re: 9Volt]
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Registered: 06/19/08
Loc: Connecticut
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^^^at WGI in 07 the remo booth was giving out "pad putty" if you got a sig from scojo.....it didnt work at all druming wise but it was fun to throw all over our bus...good idea...not practical
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#169544 - 08/12/08 04:48 PM
Re: Making Your Own Tenor Pad
[Re: A7xDrummer27]
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Registered: 07/25/08
Loc: Sacramento, CA
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http://www.mcmaster.com/Search 87145K84 $23 for a 12"x24" sheet. Here's a great gum rubber to use for tenor pads. Thick enough to be close to the normal rebound, but still cheap and durable. JaredJD, FTW.
Edited by JaredJD (08/12/08 04:49 PM)
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#171608 - 09/19/08 03:13 PM
Re: Making Your Own Tenor Pad
[Re: maskeddrummer]
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Registered: 02/12/08
Loc: OH-IO
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How about using rubber tipped sticks like SCOJO's on a wood board Just draw the drum circles on the board, Instant Tenor pad. I use my SCOJO's on my desk when I'm working on tenor parts so I can see if they work( like stickings). This helps tons because I'm not very good with tenors yet and writing the music. I would imagine you would catch some drag though, If I remember correctly, the ScoJo practice sticks are just like the regular scojo, but the tip has a layer of the same padding real feel uses. I could see some drag happening, maybe if you wrap them in boxing tape or something.
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My favorite YouTube comment On the subject of a bad tenor player just to let you guys know, being a drummer, he meant to hit the rims, it's part of the effect. It changes it up a bit.
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#172488 - 10/10/08 01:33 AM
Re: Making Your Own Tenor Pad
[Re: Mandarinbass3]
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Registered: 10/02/08
Loc: Derry, PA
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would it be possible to use a piece of wood and the vic firth laminates? good point.
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