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Don't never go around with the Drum tuner ..
Alway's Crisscross it ....better that way ..
Why' ,Tune the head a little bit better then you can go around ,,,Drummer ,,OLder guy to...
Me " I just left it like it was ??
Trying all kind's of drum tune's .Naaaaa" LOL '
Tune the drums right :: They are going to sound right!
What of drums have you got ...
i just got drums and need to know how to tune the damn things. i have no money (since blowing it all on drums) and have some sense of pitch and notes and am wondering how to tune them. they sound too ...
..." Premier bass drum with a 100% birch shell. I like a deep sounding bass drum sound. That is why I tune my heads just enough to get the wrinkles out but yet tune each head at the same pitch.
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Here's what I know about the 70's snare sound:
tuned loosely, with LOTS of muffling. Try one of those remo muffl'r things (the plastic hoop that sits under the head, with the little...
...es of a traditional double sided drum in a close mic'ing situation. They were easier and faster to tune, especially to a specific note. Heck, Phil Collins STILL plays all concert toms.
But on...
...hat's classic!!!
One thing that may help with the sound engineer's dilemma is to possibly tune the front head up a bit higher than you are now. I used to tune both the front and batter h...
...drums will not cut through a band as well as smaller drums. Try using clear single or double ply heads. tune the bottom head to a good note for the size drum and then put the top head on and tune it u...
... new heads on your snare drum ..LOL ''Yes it can be a pian in the if you don't know how tune both side of the snare the right way "
Top sound ...Should sound like the Bottom head...
They don't know how to tune.
I'm guessing you are mainly playing rock since you bought a pinstripe. This is how I tune mine. I have a 22' Gretsch drum. What I suggest is to tune the drum a little lower. Tightening the l...
I was in the Army when that song came out.
It was a great tune!!
It has to be one of the best party tunes ever!!!
What are you doing these days?
...nes to practice to... when I was a kid I used to thump away to 'brown sugar'... a good groove tune that inspires one to groove...
...ares' thus 'snare drum'. Don't tape the snares to the head; big no-no. Learn how to tune the drum....
...all of them .Not really .Just take's a little time to gett it all done at once..
Big pain is to tune both side's of the drum .
You don't have to tighten that head so tight .If you...
...of throwing all that cash to get a new cymbal just try tightening down the felt washers. You can almost tune your cymbals to your own personal tastes that way....
Sometimes it's difficult to tell what the best way to tune a certain snare drum is. For instance, my snare is a Ludwig superclassic 5' x 14', it's wooden so I guess it's natur...
...rummer in your band? The guy behind the kit (yourself) or a guy behind a guitar? Play whatever the song/tune needs. That's not to say you shouldn't be open to input from other members - it&#...
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Wouldn't have just have black heads at all .Don't keep a tone what so ever !!
Lose the tune out of them a lot ""
Remow weather king heads id the way to go ..Only question...
...change's your drum head's to a diffrent look and feel and sound "!!
Many ways you can tune a head make it come out ""Just" right ..For the sound you are looking for .....
...ore I learn how to play them. I would like to learn what wood is good and not good, brand names, how to tune the different drums, what their roles are, what replacement heads should I use, etc., etc, ...
... will tell you that drums are made to ring. It's all in what type of heads you use and the way you tune them. If you are playing a big club or what ever the case may be,then WHAM THOSE SUCKERS! B...
... is what I have come up with. NO HOLE: great for accustic unmic'd situations. round, warm tone ( i tune fairly low). the bigger the room the better it sounds, not so good in my 14x24' living...
...ound fell to dampened when i play. now on the 12x9 i got Remo pinstripe which can give no overtone when tune fairly low pitched, but thing is that when i want to do a roll on them or start with the 12...
...huge though. i don't see where i would use > that many pieces in a song... *maybe* if i were to tune them to a > scale and write a melodic solo that uses a lot of notes, but that's >...
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