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01-14-2006
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drum stage?
What is the point of elevating the drumkit at practice? I am interested in renting a practice room and they said they are converting it and building a drum stage. I've seen this before in a friend's home practice room. Thanks.
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01-14-2006
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It is also to make the drummer "feel better"; you know, he's sitting, everyone's standing. I played with a band that had a 1.5 ft. riser on the drums. It actually felt pretty good... liked being up higher!
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01-14-2006
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maybe its similar to in a live situation. The drum kit gets raised to stop the cymbals from being right inline with the vocal mics. (not the only reason)
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#5
01-15-2006
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Ringo started this BTW
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01-18-2006
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