hi all!
after 4 months of daily e-drumming in my apartment, my downstairs neighbors finally decided to notify me about the thumping noise travelling through the floor. googling, as usual, helps and i found instructions on the vdrums.com forum on how to build a "tennis ball drum platform" that should alleviate the issue at hand:
http://www.vdrums.co...lating-Platform
here's my short YouTube-video on how i build my drum riser, hope this helps if someone is facing the same problem:
whether it really works in my case, remains to be seen.
keep rocking,
northaholic
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Impact noise isolating drum riser
#1
Posted 11 February 2012 - 05:45 PM
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"I have dead-on timing and sovereign limb control in my head, it just doesn't come down to the instrument that way. I'm working on it."
-northaholic
"I have dead-on timing and sovereign limb control in my head, it just doesn't come down to the instrument that way. I'm working on it."
-northaholic
#2
Posted 14 February 2012 - 08:36 AM
This is great! I apparently kept my neighbors up to 1 am because of the thumping
#3
Posted 20 February 2012 - 12:31 PM
A7X, on 14 February 2012 - 08:36 AM, said:
This is great! I apparently kept my neighbors up to 1 am because of the thumping 
ups!
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"I have dead-on timing and sovereign limb control in my head, it just doesn't come down to the instrument that way. I'm working on it."
-northaholic
"I have dead-on timing and sovereign limb control in my head, it just doesn't come down to the instrument that way. I'm working on it."
-northaholic
#4
Posted 20 February 2012 - 12:32 PM
a quick update on the effectiveness of this drum riser: a week back or so i managed to get hold of my neighbors after a quick 30-min drumming session. they didn't even notice that i had played as they weren't in the room right underneath my drum set. so, the good news is that at least their whole apartment is not booming when i play!
a few nights earlier they had noticed me playing, but in their words, there is a substantial decrease in the noise level, which now for them is acceptable.
so, the drum riser does not isolate the noise 100% in my case, but at least i can continue with my playing in my apartment. i will look into ways of improving the isolation.
keep rocking,
northener
so, the drum riser does not isolate the noise 100% in my case, but at least i can continue with my playing in my apartment. i will look into ways of improving the isolation.
keep rocking,
northener
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"I have dead-on timing and sovereign limb control in my head, it just doesn't come down to the instrument that way. I'm working on it."
-northaholic
"I have dead-on timing and sovereign limb control in my head, it just doesn't come down to the instrument that way. I'm working on it."
-northaholic
#5
Posted 21 February 2012 - 04:01 AM
That's a cool riser set up. Nice work.
-Carl-
Roland TD-9K2-S V-Drum eKit (X-panded) with Simmons DA200S Monitor/Amp
Roland TD-9K2-S V-Drum eKit (X-panded) with Simmons DA200S Monitor/Amp
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