Hello world!
So. here's the situation:
I bought a roland td30 e-drumkit to be able to practice at home. It's awesome!
To reduce impact noise, I bought this suuuuper expensive roland td20 drum matt which had really good feedback and ratings and is supposed to be really good.
Well, as it turned out.. it isn't.
I live in a shared flat with 3 other musicians and downstairs is a shop that sells stuff for dogs..
Today after I practiced that guy went mental. he was hitting his ceiling with something really hard - everything in my room was shaking, haha!
So... I wouldn't care but this kinda takes all the fun away..
My question is:
What is THE best solution to REALLY reduce impact noise?
I've read a bit and saw some tennisball plattforms that seem to be really good, although this will cost me some money to build...
Any ideas are welcome!
DAvid
So. here's the situation:
I bought a roland td30 e-drumkit to be able to practice at home. It's awesome!
To reduce impact noise, I bought this suuuuper expensive roland td20 drum matt which had really good feedback and ratings and is supposed to be really good.
Well, as it turned out.. it isn't.
I live in a shared flat with 3 other musicians and downstairs is a shop that sells stuff for dogs..
Today after I practiced that guy went mental. he was hitting his ceiling with something really hard - everything in my room was shaking, haha!
So... I wouldn't care but this kinda takes all the fun away..
My question is:
What is THE best solution to REALLY reduce impact noise?
I've read a bit and saw some tennisball plattforms that seem to be really good, although this will cost me some money to build...
Any ideas are welcome!
DAvid
Guy downstairs goes mental when practicing e-drums
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