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  1. murphybridget
    Hahaha. Something a hobo would do.
  2. murphybridget
    Removing it is the messy part. If you try to rip it off completely you may end up damaging the finish of whatever you attached it to.
  3. murphybridget
    You can fix just about anything with duct tape.
  4. murphybridget
    Your idea of a 90s pop-style percussion loop with real instruments sounds cool! While I can't recall specific songs, check out Genesis for analog drum machine inspiration. Explore 90s pop tracks and Disney songs for similar vibes.
  5. murphybridget
    Sounds like a tune with a good beat.
  6. murphybridget
    It looks like a celtic drum.
  7. murphybridget
    That drum looks well used. Looks pretty intact for a thrift store find though.
  8. murphybridget
    The Wavedrum does offer a versatile range of sounds, and experimenting with different mallets can indeed yield some unique results. Your drum with the single head and ropes sounds intriguing – looking forward to seeing the photo! It's always exciting to discover new sounds in unexpected places. Happy drumming!
  9. murphybridget
    True, it's great for remixing and karaoke. But beyond that, imagine the creative power to isolate and transform elements for fresh, unique compositions. It's not just about separation—it's a tool for reinvention and innovation in your music. Worth exploring for a new dimension in your creative process!
  10. murphybridget
    Things only a skilled drummer/musician notice.
  11. murphybridget
    any one of you who worked with this instrument before? https://equipboard.com/items/16-x-6-irish-bodhran
  12. murphybridget
    I haven't seen one in action yet but I've heard quite a lot about them. I've seen some guys sample bodhrans for their personal use.
  13. murphybridget
    Are you aware of digital bodhran kits?
  14. murphybridget
    Any one with interest in Irish folk music.
  15. murphybridget
    Love to hear that Bodhran sometime.
  16. murphybridget
    A banjo would do it for me.
  17. murphybridget
    The difference is very subtle.
  18. murphybridget
    What's the difference between a Knuckle dragger and low ridder?
  19. murphybridget
    Does it also play traditional drums?
  20. murphybridget
    Thank you for sharing the details of your setup.
  21. murphybridget
    I like that idea.
  22. murphybridget
    The cheapest way you can do it is line your room with egg carton hahaha.
  23. murphybridget
    Love to hear that Bodhran sometime.
  24. murphybridget
    Thank you for sharing your story. That was a lovely drum you found on a thrift store.
  25. murphybridget
    Your set-ups looks interesting and helpful. I'll try to test some of your setups.
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