Shazaam wrote...
"but like avenged said double bass peddle can rock that stuff too."
I think it's cool that you guys assume it takes two pedals to play what I can do with one. And I am an ageing hobby drummer at best.
Which begs the question.....what can you do with two TwinSteeles (from Church Drummer)?
While I don't really need the extra notes (I am in a small time surf band in Florida) I have started using two pedals just for fun. And it's the same as with my one pedal:
I can do stuff that I could never do with conventional hardware.
I can do stuff that I've never seen or heard before from any drummer.
Smooth, even speed is no problem, but my starting and stopping needs some work before I put samples on my website. The hardest part will be trying to get my band-mates to play some Metal for me!
I'm trying to download my
Axis conversion pictures and not having much luck, just for you Shazaam. I built this machine for a pro drummer in Nashville.
Mark
Me myself, I'd take that bracket you added off of teh pedal. I play "jazz" way usually where my whole foot lays on the pedal, sometimes I'll play teh "rock/metal" way where I only play with my toes but I can't go as fast and it tires my leg lol. And yes it takes 2 peddles to do what you do, but not if you can play heel-toe 
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