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Permalink Reply by Diydc on November 10, 2009 at 8:53pm

Don`t really think it is too difficult to work out, although I must say he does it very well.
Left foot is doint the hihat and snare, right foot is the kick drum.
Seems the guitar is tuned in an E at a spontanious guess), loose strings for the drone effect.
Going across one or more of the amps behind him (I suspect 2, but could be far off the mark here).
Great sound. Top Vid.

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Permalink Reply by Jerryrig240 on November 10, 2009 at 11:10pm

I was thinking maybe he had his bass mic'd and running some sort of dealy with it...to give it that extra ooomph, plus his bass sounds a bit electronic if that makes since, anyhow, I have been working my foot on my bass pedal and suitcase on and off most of the night ;-)

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Permalink Reply by Matt Philip on November 11, 2009 at 10:17am

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4PGPU89hM4U

there is also a pedal with a heel toe rig


Jerryrig240 said:

I was thinking maybe he had his bass mic'd and running some sort of dealy with it...to give it that extra ooomph, plus his bass sounds a bit electronic if that makes since, anyhow, I have been working my foot on my bass pedal and suitcase on and off most of the night ;-)

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Permalink Reply by Jkevn on November 12, 2009 at 10:56am

I guess you're talking about the bass drum. I had to watch his leg to be sure...but, its probably one of these:

http://accessories.musiciansfriend.com/product/Duallist-SingleFoot-...

Or something similar. These pedals will throw on the up as well as the down stroke of the pedal.

As far as the video posted by Matt, that is a dual pedal. You can see the linkage that runs horizontal over next to the high=hat for the second pedal. If you watch the leg in the original post, the leg is coming up on the second throw...

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