Are drummers becoming obsolete
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harryconway
Platinum Member
Man, that sucker's got some deep pocket ......
MaryO
Platinum Member
Can you imagine getting a case for that thing? And then every tune you play is at the same tempo
I bet if you put some choke on that sucker, you could rev it up and get a little faster tempo
harryconway
Platinum Member
I bet if you put some choke on that sucker, you could rev it up and get a little faster tempo
1 step further (or 2), adjust the idle on the carb .... and retard/advance the timing (turn the distributor) and we'll get all kinds of tempo's outta that turkey. Enough tweeking, might even get it to shuffle.
Get it to backfire, an it'll be playing jazz ...
Mad About Drums
Pollyanna's Agent
And then every tune you play is at the same tempo
Haha, cool find Phil, aaah he's grooving isn't he
Bo, I reckon you can change the tempo by moving the throttle so slightly, it will change the speed, you can also play along using subdivisions notes as the main pulse.
Wow... we're going to have some real challenges to master, the competition is fierce out there, we better watch out and practice harder than ever... I heard that Massey-Fergusson and John Deere are getting a lot of studio work these days ... after the drum machines, it's all we needed... damn, being a drummer nowadays is not easy.
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plangentmusic
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Better than the guy I worked with last weekend.
SergiuM
Senior Member
Adjusting the ignition timing on that wouldn't change the tempo much, it would just cause the tractor to choke and sputter. Just sayin'
