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Neil Pearts drums and the Vibra Fibe Fiberglass treatment With vibrafibing, the drums were put on a centrifuge and spun while the fiberglass was poured in If a drum wasn't round, the inside of the drum became perfectly round because of this process
DIY Sound Vibration Reducing Platform : r homegym - Reddit Before I rebuild mine to look as good as yours, any regrests or changes? This is a really good idea, never thought of using those pads as the actual platform landing point I do the same by simply standing on a block and pulling from the crash pads Great work!
Vibrafied! | Drummerworld Forum I'll bet you could add a fiberglass layer inside your shells yourself with a little practice Pick up a couple of really cheap, junky drum shells and a fiberglass kit and give it a whirl You certainly can't hurt anything by experimenting
A linear vibration feeder using a vibration motor - Hackaday. io Here is my first attempt at making a linear vibration feeder using (you guessed it) a simple vibration motor There are 2 main components to this feeder method The spring arms, angled at 15-30 degrees, and the vibration motor
Vibrafibing - Making Modern Music - The Rush Forum Apparently when Neil dumped his Ludwig kit for DWs during T4E, he also dumped the Vibrafibing process I guess the DWs didn't need any extra help to sound good!
Building A Vibration Tumbler On The Cheap - Hackaday Sometimes the best tools are the ones you build yourself In this case, it’s a cheap and easy way to get a vibration tumbler and the results are great If sanders aren’t your speed, why not check
Materials and tuning for - Percussion Clinic Adelaide Basically, I understand that vibraphone keys are made from aluminum, which I can get, cut to the specific size and shape I got a scrap piece of the aluminum to test (1 2" thick with a 2" width, about 4" long) and placed it on felt and stuck it with an assortment of mallets and I received no tone