Because of rim shots, the stick delaminates, it is unpleasant to play, there is a lot of garbage, who is how to deal with this? Do you have any special attachments?)
a_sharapko
September 18, 2015 AT 8:13 pm
no way =) buy new sticks! And so to fill the skill of sound production with minimal losses, any attachment will damage the drum rim ... for me sticks are cheaper
drummies
September 18, 2015 AT 8:13 pm
Wooden rims only if
kreker
September 18, 2015 AT 8:13 pm
and how are they friends with rimshots?
drummies
September 18, 2015 AT 8:14 pm
well, they tend to exfoliate as well as sticks
insider
September 18, 2015 AT 8:14 pm
The sticks will flake off from any rim shots. You just need to put up with this.
sega
September 18, 2015 AT 8:14 pm
Tape nozzles, except)
kreker
September 18, 2015 AT 8:14 pm
And what do you think, if you make a nozzle from rubber / silicone on this place, it will save? Is there a material that can withstand?
Maxofff
September 18, 2015 AT 8:15 pm
no, it won’t save, your attachment won’t stand, and even if it does, the feeling from the game will not be the same
aroma
September 18, 2015 AT 8:15 pm
Slightly makes the sticks heavier, you can wind them evenly enough on both, is easy to replace, the color does not matter))) There is a longer and more correct way, to develop a technique in which the service life of the sticks will be longer, although a rim shot is a rim shot ...
1sthast
September 18, 2015 AT 8:15 pm
before, as a short-term way out of this situation, they did this - periodically they cleaned up these burrs with sandpaper so that they were less exfoliated, but you yourself understand that the thickness of the stick also decreased. the only plus was that the burrs did not fly over the carpet. but the life of sticks cannot be increased by this method)
kreker
September 18, 2015 AT 8:16 pm
Tape is not an option at all, it is very sticky and pieces will fly off from it as well. Masking tape is better then)
well, this is already too much)) it seems to me that you can try with some material, there will not be such a rim shot, but for practicing norms
shalom
September 18, 2015 AT 8:16 pm
with all sorts of rubber bands, the sensations are always not the same)
scorp
September 18, 2015 AT 8:17 pm
For those who wrap sticks with electrical tape, a separate boiler is heated in hell)
aroma
September 18, 2015 AT 8:17 pm
I don’t know, I use duct tape all the time because I take Vick First Jojo Mayer or heavy jazz zildovye, they are expensive (for me), I love rim shots. As a rule, one winding is enough for a "session", and then I rewind, the glue naturally remains under the tape.
By the way, regarding sticks, how they split from rim shots also depends on the type of wood, so joe joe mayer split quite strongly, but heavy jazz just breaks)) but that's how it works for me.
alex_marchenko
September 18, 2015 AT 8:17 pm
Japanese oak sticks do not delaminate. But they are not for everybody. The recoil is stronger than nut, for example. Well, they are heavier. Although this is the only way I've been playing for many years. I like it very much. But I'm not fond of rimshots)))
kreker
September 18, 2015 AT 8:18 pm
and what for sticks?
alex_marchenko
September 18, 2015 AT 8:20 pm
either TAMA Traditional Series Oak or Pro Mark Shira Kashi Oak
solidator
September 18, 2015 AT 8:21 pm
any sticks exfoliate and Okashi including
alex_marchenko
September 18, 2015 AT 8:21 pm
I put forward your hypothesis? I checked it on personal experience. Japanese oak crumbles, but does not delaminate in any way. Here the notorious nut flakes, which is what I don't like.
solidator
September 18, 2015 AT 8:22 pm
and I?). I just threw out a couple of 747x just the other day. So I would take a picture.
alex_marchenko
September 18, 2015 AT 8:22 pm
I threw out these pairs 100))) Not a single stick stratified. "Ate" exactly, as if a beaver had eaten. But there were walnut ones, so they exfoliated along the fiber and resembled a piece of wood, which was processed with a plane "against the grain".
solidator
September 18, 2015 AT 8:22 pm
Well, generally xs, honestly. I have that their walnut fiercely exfoliated, as from oak. And the last half of the year I have been taking it from oak. I killed par 6-7 just because of rim shots.
swerus
September 18, 2015 AT 8:22 pm
for exquisite - as an option, heat shrinkage))
lucky83
September 18, 2015 AT 8:23 pm
Dude, this is a consumable. Deal with it. The best way to keep your sticks intact is simply not to play them :)
pavel_drumsss
September 18, 2015 AT 8:23 pm
to solve the problem, try to take a rubber hose and cut it lengthwise, this cut can be put on the rim.
I did this to eliminate the trigger from the rim
kirill_an
September 18, 2015 AT 8:23 pm
The only thing that I read here is heat shrinkage, the only thing that will protect against debris, but again, the service life will not extend. Such hedgehogs often appear on cast rims, they live on stampings (personally) for six months.
a_sharapko
no way =) buy new sticks! And so to fill the skill of sound production with minimal losses, any attachment will damage the drum rim ... for me sticks are cheaper
drummies
Wooden rims only if
kreker
and how are they friends with rimshots?
drummies
well, they tend to exfoliate as well as sticks
insider
The sticks will flake off from any rim shots. You just need to put up with this.
sega
Tape nozzles, except)
kreker
And what do you think, if you make a nozzle from rubber / silicone on this place, it will save? Is there a material that can withstand?
Maxofff
no, it won’t save, your attachment won’t stand, and even if it does, the feeling from the game will not be the same
aroma
Slightly makes the sticks heavier, you can wind them evenly enough on both, is easy to replace, the color does not matter))) There is a longer and more correct way, to develop a technique in which the service life of the sticks will be longer, although a rim shot is a rim shot ...
1sthast
before, as a short-term way out of this situation, they did this - periodically they cleaned up these burrs with sandpaper so that they were less exfoliated, but you yourself understand that the thickness of the stick also decreased. the only plus was that the burrs did not fly over the carpet. but the life of sticks cannot be increased by this method)
kreker
Tape is not an option at all, it is very sticky and pieces will fly off from it as well. Masking tape is better then)
well, this is already too much)) it seems to me that you can try with some material, there will not be such a rim shot, but for practicing norms
shalom
with all sorts of rubber bands, the sensations are always not the same)
scorp
For those who wrap sticks with electrical tape, a separate boiler is heated in hell)
aroma
I don’t know, I use duct tape all the time because I take Vick First Jojo Mayer or heavy jazz zildovye, they are expensive (for me), I love rim shots. As a rule, one winding is enough for a "session", and then I rewind, the glue naturally remains under the tape.
By the way, regarding sticks, how they split from rim shots also depends on the type of wood, so joe joe mayer split quite strongly, but heavy jazz just breaks)) but that's how it works for me.
alex_marchenko
Japanese oak sticks do not delaminate. But they are not for everybody. The recoil is stronger than nut, for example. Well, they are heavier. Although this is the only way I've been playing for many years. I like it very much. But I'm not fond of rimshots)))
kreker
and what for sticks?
alex_marchenko
either TAMA Traditional Series Oak or Pro Mark Shira Kashi Oak
solidator
any sticks exfoliate and Okashi including
alex_marchenko
I put forward your hypothesis? I checked it on personal experience. Japanese oak crumbles, but does not delaminate in any way. Here the notorious nut flakes, which is what I don't like.
solidator
and I?). I just threw out a couple of 747x just the other day. So I would take a picture.
alex_marchenko
I threw out these pairs 100))) Not a single stick stratified. "Ate" exactly, as if a beaver had eaten. But there were walnut ones, so they exfoliated along the fiber and resembled a piece of wood, which was processed with a plane "against the grain".
solidator
Well, generally xs, honestly. I have that their walnut fiercely exfoliated, as from oak. And the last half of the year I have been taking it from oak. I killed par 6-7 just because of rim shots.
swerus
for exquisite - as an option, heat shrinkage))
lucky83
Dude, this is a consumable. Deal with it. The best way to keep your sticks intact is simply not to play them :)
pavel_drumsss
to solve the problem, try to take a rubber hose and cut it lengthwise, this cut can be put on the rim.
I did this to eliminate the trigger from the rim
kirill_an
The only thing that I read here is heat shrinkage, the only thing that will protect against debris, but again, the service life will not extend. Such hedgehogs often appear on cast rims, they live on stampings (personally) for six months.