In the Studio with T.J. Troy #5 - Unboxing the Schlagwerk CAP200 Cajon Pedal скачать в хорошем качестве

In the Studio with T.J. Troy #5 - Unboxing the Schlagwerk CAP200 Cajon Pedal

IN THE STUDIO explores percussion concepts, technique, and aesthetic in the informal setting of percussionist T.J. Troy’s home studio space. Each video features in-depth discussion on various rhythmic concepts, and comes annotated with written examples embedded in the video, allowing you to practice along with me on the various ideas included. In today’s video, I unbox the Schlagwerk CAP200 Cajon Pedal and try it out for the first time. I’ve used the CAP100, Schlagwerk’s original cajon pedal, for many years, and I discuss some of the similarities and differences between the new model and its predecessor. This video is the first in a mini-series of videos focusing on the cajon pedal and how I integrate it into my playing. VIDEO BREAKDOWN - for faster cueing 0:13 - Welcome to In the Studio 1:10 - Let’s Open the Box! 3:10 - Old vs. New - The Schlagwerk CAP100 and the new CAP200: what’s the same? What’s different? (NOTE - It’s all about the case!) 6:15 - Setting up the CAP200 8:58 - First experiments with a new pedal 9:10 - Adding ankle rattles to balance out Right and Left feet 10:45 - Closing thoughts - big improvements on the pedal, but I need to adjust the action to maximize playability (It’s a bit stiff to begin). Big thanks to my friends at Schlagwerk Percussion and Kelley Distribution for all their support and for helping spread the word about great percussion products. Are you interested in getting the new CAP200? You can contact me, or Kelley Distribution, for more information about local vendors, mail order information, and where you can order and have your own pedal shipped directly to you. Please visit my websites: Official Website: http://tjtroy.com NEW Shaker Brush Website, for all things related to the Schlagwerk BRC06, my signature cajon brush from Schlagwerk Percussion: http://shakerbrush.com Do you have a subject/idea that you’d like to hear me discuss? Please leave a comment below, future IN THE STUDIO video topics are drawn from user-suggested topics.