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When someone plays double bass drums or double bass pedals while playing the
hi-hat pedal one foot is doing the work of two feet...to make this possible there
have been devices made.
Below is a list of options that I've observed.
1. The Hi-Hat Pedal Clutch - Some hi-hat stands come with a clutch near the footboard,
this is so a drummer can pick the desired tention of the hi-hats (closed, loose, or
open) with the foot board then flip the clutch to keep it stationary so your foot can
switch over to the bass pedal.
2. Put Your Foot Halfway On Each - This techinque also works depending on which
speed you will be playing at. I've seen some drummers put the heel of their foot
on the hi-hat pedal and the upper part of their foot on the bass pedal.
3. Get Another Pair Of Hi-Hats - Some drummers get a second pair of hi-hat cymbals
that are set to the right of their kit (or to the right if they are left handed) : and
even in the middle sometimes above their toms ; that are left loose for the primary
purpose of being played when the secondary foot makes the switch from the hi-hat
pedal to the bass pedal.
4. The Hi-Hat Drop Clutch - There is also a little device that you can screw onto your
top hi-hat cymbal just like the clutch that connects to the rod and raises and lowers
the top hi-hat cymbal, but this devices also has a switch on it that you can flip with
your hand or with a stick that drops the top hi-hat cymbal down onto the bottom
one leaving it more loose then closed.
I think I covered most of the modern possiblities.
Enjoy. :)
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Low pitch musical instruments?
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Which instrument has a lower pitch piccolo or double bass?
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Is the sound of the double base higher or lower than that of a cello?
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Is contra bass bigger than double bass?
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Is the piano played using the bass clef or treble clef?
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What is a bass violinist?
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What is a bass fiddler?
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Who plays the instruments in Bud Not Buddy?
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What is someone who plays a bassoon called?
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Can you Name two styles of music for the double bass commonly plays?
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Low pitch musical instruments?
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How is the bass played?
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Which instrument has a lower pitch piccolo or double bass?
Double Bass. (The Piccolo is- I believe- the highest sounding member of the woodwind family of standard orchestral instruments whilst the Double Bass is the lowest sounding member of the String family).
Is the sound of the double base higher or lower than that of a cello?
The sound of a double bass is lower than that of a cello. While both are considered bass instruments, the cello has a higher tone within the bass range.
