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[QUOTE="ArrowHeadNLI:1192750"]My practice space is my living room: [IMG]http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o317/Therokscreens/phone%20pictures/IMAG0122.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i123.photobucket.com/albums/o317/Therokscreens/phone%20pictures/IMAG0127.jpg[/IMG] It's wonderful. I load up a track, metronome beat, or drumless song. Then I throw on my headphones, select a drumkit, and rock out. The big setback is it still makes a lot of noise, so I try to only play for a little while and only when no one seems to be home around me. (I live in a condo). Because of the noise thing, I am transmorgrifying from a pretty decent heel up double bass player to a goddamned shitty heel down player. But I am improving quickly. With the shoes thing, I must tell you a little about my sexy body. I have what I have always referred to as "duck feet". When I stand straight with my knees pointed forward, my feet stick outward at 45 degree angles. SO when I play, I don't play with my foot properly on the footboard. I CANNOT angle it in a way where this is possible and where my hat pedal can still be there. Instead, I kinda keep my HEEL on my hat pedal, and play the kick pedal with the toes of my right foot. That's the reason I prefer the shoe. The curve of my sneaker will sit nicely in the toe guard of the pedal. On my bare foot, it rest awkwardly against the side of my big toe. [/QUOTE]
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