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Christoph Anlauf
Добавлен 29 апр 2014
10 Year anniversary collection
Who would have thought that ten years ago, least of all me?
It is with great pleasure that I present the 10 Year anniversary collection; There are five very individual instruments, each with its own little story. Each drum will be briefly presented individually over the next few days and can be purchased via the website.
It's definitely some of my most beautiful work I've done in the last ten years.
It is with great pleasure that I present the 10 Year anniversary collection; There are five very individual instruments, each with its own little story. Each drum will be briefly presented individually over the next few days and can be purchased via the website.
It's definitely some of my most beautiful work I've done in the last ten years.
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10 year anniversary collection/ Birch snare drum 14x4.5
Просмотров 1145 месяцев назад
This wood is the same wood that I used to build the first real solid snare in 2014. ( See photo) The wood was given to me by someone back then and has been waiting all these years to be released again as a very special anniversary snare. Birch is a great tone wood and in the size of a piccolo it helps to produce a crisp sound with a top response. A colored inlay as a separation between light an...
10 years anniversary collection/ Ipè snare drum 14x5.5
Просмотров 495 месяцев назад
The history of this snare goes back to the very first snare made in 2013. Unfortunately, my first attempt failed, and it was immediately the starting signal with Solid Drums in 2014. I thought to myself, there has to be a better way to do it. In the photos you can still see remains of the very first shell from 2013. The wood from back then was just enough to build a single snare for the 10 year...
10 Year anniversary collection snare drum/ Plum 14x5,5
Просмотров 835 месяцев назад
This snare comes from a local plum tree. Plum is one of the best tone woods and can also be found in the highest quality flutes. Unique in appearance and sound. A timelessly classic instrument.
10 year anniversary collection/ Yew snare 13x7
Просмотров 735 месяцев назад
This cheeky little banger was made from local yew. Yew is a very rare local wood. It is one of the densest woods and is extremely tough. It is the hardest of all so-called softwoods. Unique in appearance and sound, with the in-house stainless steel hoops a real beast. Unique !
10 year anniversary collection/ Olive snare drum 14x6
Просмотров 455 месяцев назад
This wonderful olive wood comes from my private wood collection. Brought to you by a friend of mine from Sicily, its grain is so exciting and spectacular that it is difficult to top. A rare find and only available once. Olive wood is very hard and has an exceptionally dry sound. Unique! 14 x6.0
Solid Drums " Al" model
Просмотров 2662 года назад
We are adding a new snare model to the lineup. This is indeed a premier for our company. The first aluminum shell that comes out of our humble workshop. As lovers of the legendary acrolite we were thinking of this for quite a while. Now we are happy to present this super fun and workhorse drum to the world. Hand rolled and and welded 2mm aluminum shell just made in our hometown of Affoltern am ...
Solid Drums" Basswood" Series Sound Demo
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.3 года назад
In our newest video Jwan Steiner demonstrates the newest addition to our wooden species family. The idea behind this series was using a lightweight wood but with very fine grain structure. With Basswood ( Linde) we found the perfect match for getting a relatively light stave drum kit. It has those wonderful vintage drum vibes and has a soft playing feel with a lovely low end. The Kit demoed in ...
Solid Drums Switzerland Duco Kit
Просмотров 3783 года назад
Made from locally sourced Swiss Beech wood in a stave shell construction. Sizes 20 x15 12 x 8 14 x14 14 x6.5 Played and mixed by Lukas Gasser www.lukasgasser.com/
Todd Sucherman taking his 16 inch snare for a spin
Просмотров 8663 года назад
Fortunate to have made a few drums for Todd Sucherman, this one stands out to be a bit different. It is a 16 x6 Two Tone Model made from apple and tulip wood. Enjoy Todd`s phenomenal playing and listen with headphones ! This video was shot by Todd and is part of recording session.
Solid Drums ( Solid Lacquer Series ) Drum kit Pop Tuning
Просмотров 4803 года назад
The new " Solid lacquer series" comes in four different colors ( dark silver, light silver, night blue pearl, Black). In the video is dark silver metallic played by Lukas Gasser. It is a beech stave shell construction and comes in all sizes possible. This specific kit is a 18 x14 kick 12 x8 Tom 14 x14 Floor tom 14 x5.75 Snare The optioning colors can be seen on the website www.solid-drums.ch/en...
Walnut stave bop kit, jazz tuning
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.4 года назад
You like Jazz? Listen with headphones or good speakers. One of the recently finished bop kits made from Swiss walnut. Recorded with a three mic setup and played by our good friend Lukas Gasser. Video and sound edit by Lukas Gasser. Sizes are 18x14, 12x8, 14x14, 14x5.75 snare. No freaky effects. Have fun watching
Wood comparison on a 12 inch Tom
Просмотров 9284 года назад
In this video we compared three different tone woods. 1. Walnut ( Walnuss) 2. Beech ( Buche) 3. Cherry ( Kirsche) The 12 inch toms were built in a stave construction which each is 12mm in thickness. We tuned them to the exact frequency described at the end of the video. The drums are equipped with a Ambassador coated on top and a Ambassador clear on the bottom. It was a fun thing to do and we w...
Snare 14 x 7 Two Tone Cherry/ Beech
Просмотров 7565 лет назад
Testing out the Two Tone Cherry / Beech snare drum in 14 x7 played by Lukas Gasser. Some of the most on demand drummers of Switzerland play this live. Manuel Römer of Kunz Dominik Burkhalter of Bligg Chris Filter of Hecht More infos on www.solid-drums.ch
Turning a 22 inch bassdrum on my lathe
Просмотров 4,8 тыс.5 лет назад
The bassdrum is made of 24 staves and is hand turned. Every drumshell is turned on this lathe from 6" up to 24" Background music is played by Lukas Gasser on a Solid Drums Stavekit. Handmade instruments on www.solid-drums.ch
Namm Show 2019 Walkthrough and Performance
Просмотров 7975 лет назад
Namm Show 2019 Walkthrough and Performance
Nina Leuenberger Gold Artist working on a drumshell.
Просмотров 3685 лет назад
Nina Leuenberger Gold Artist working on a drumshell.
Limited Gold Series 2019 Full Gold Leaf 14 x 6.5 Maple
Просмотров 2325 лет назад
Limited Gold Series 2019 Full Gold Leaf 14 x 6.5 Maple
Limited Gold Series 2019 Gold Leaf Diamond 14 x 5 Maple
Просмотров 2795 лет назад
Limited Gold Series 2019 Gold Leaf Diamond 14 x 5 Maple
Solid Drums Switzerland Cherry Stave Drumset
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.6 лет назад
Solid Drums Switzerland Cherry Stave Drumset
Solid Drums Switzerland Tuliptree Stave Drumset
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.6 лет назад
Solid Drums Switzerland Tuliptree Stave Drumset
Todd Sucherman Recording Session June 2017
Просмотров 1,5 тыс.6 лет назад
Todd Sucherman Recording Session June 2017
Making of a stave drumshell by Solid Drums Switzerland
Просмотров 66 тыс.7 лет назад
Making of a stave drumshell by Solid Drums Switzerland
Solid Drums * Rainbow Tiger Maple* 10 x6,5 Snare
Просмотров 2308 лет назад
Solid Drums * Rainbow Tiger Maple* 10 x6,5 Snare
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The Maple and Cherry are my favorite. The other wood snares also sound amazing. Looks like we gotta' experiment.
Sorry about that my friend it was a misprint I want to know what type of wood lathe you have I'm trying to make my own custom drums for myself I'm not too crazy about ply shell
Hey my friend can you tell me what type of wood lathe I'm looking for something big like that because I want to learn how to make my own custom custom drums are quite expensive and I'd rather make myself thank you for time
You can use any wood you like.
What kind of wood lathe are you using
i really like the walnut
Am I the only one who doesn’t really notice s huge difference??
Wow…..now THAT truly was a drum made by hand. Loved the jigs you setup for the lathe. Very cool. I’d love to learn how to build a drum using those methods.
Very subtle differences. The player is mostly what determines the sound. All of these woods offer great sound. It ultimately comes down to who is playing.
I liked the Apple and Oak the best
Hi what size lathe is that please?
what is the brand of you lathe?
Hager Germany
@@soliddrumsswitzerland9164 thank you!
Very Nice Work. what tool do you use to cut the inside. Looks like a bowl gouge ? Anything special. On the outside, a spindle roughing gouge, or continental? Thanks,
the real answer is each song written desires a certain snare drum to be great..so they are all great in the right application
I love beech. The warmth and "roundness" of tone on that drum sound amazing. But honestly I think I liked the Cherry the most out of all of them. Such great balance. Honorable mention to the Apple. That one probably had the most unique sound to my ear and in a very good way.
Great video!! I’m curious about your table saw sled
Amazing plates
No one talk about how smooth the transitions
Wow! That’s a really nice sounding kit <3
There's one more thing all these snare drums have in common: the player. They all sound virtually identical to me.
Mapple is great!!!
I love how Smokey the oak drum sounds
And I love the finish on the apple and I really like the tone that it gets, but outside of the dark tonality it doesn't really have much personality. And you missed a couple of my favorites! Rosewood is beautiful, Ash is always welcome, and Birch has quickly become a new favorite, and mahogany is always a dark beautiful stranger! Otherwise though this video is fantastic! I think most people don't know what they're listening for. I look forward to more of these!
A friend of mine was recently experimenting with something called Brazilian Ipee ( dont think i spelled it right. Pronounced ee-pay) and teak. Both 14x6 and solid stave at 1/4". I am really excited to see what comes of it!
I also forgot to compliment you on your Technique. The demonstrations were all very consistent, and you seem to have a good understanding exactly how much force to put into it. Some drums do not sound great at all volumes. And some do not come alive until you beat the ever-loving shit out of them. You were playing Just Right to get a good sound out of all those cells. Kudos
Smokey?
Muy buen Sonido !!
Walnut wins for me.
Is this a stave set?
Yes it is 😊
@@soliddrumsswitzerland9164 It's a wonderful instrument, and the color is so well done that it's almost impossible to understand that it's a stave set! Great job, really!
@@palomar2285 wow thank you that is really nice to hear. All the best 😊
So clear n clean sounding 🥁🔥
Sounds huge for bop sizes amazing looking and sounding kit🥁🔥
Damn that kick sounds huge amazing sounding kit -🥁🔥
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Sounds fantastic! 😀👍🥁
Thanks a lot 😀👍
cherry have a fantastic sustain
Was that the bass in the song?
No that was actually a 18 inch Bassdrum 😊
great video and nice work man! I am wondering what size lathe you are using? what is the swing, swing over tool rest, and where did you get the rig with the wheels that you used to turn the inside? thanks!
don't understand nothing...you must play only drum without snare single stroke.. quarter stroke ecc ecc
cherry sounds perfect sounds
Great drums and beautiful. I would love to own one of those, not sure which one. Demo was great except for muffled section. They all sounded like heavily padded drums. Hearing them wide open snares on, snares off is what really showed their charactor. Great drums
Thanks a lot!! 🤝🏻
Hey man, thanks for sharing. I'm looking to build my own drums too, so I'm wondering if you have a website or something where you explain more details about the process of construction, especially about the jigs. Again, thanks.
Www.solid-drums.ch but not much explanation there. There is tons of inspiration on RUclips 😊
All good!! super video!!
They all sound good. But no one in the audience or listening to a recording are gonna say: that must be an applewood snare!”
its a good reminder, we the drummers sometimes are too anoying with those specific choices. For us make diference but not much for the audience. but... exploring instruments on a recording is also nice. Tuning, way of playing and good mics and tunning with a decent head would do work on any material and size.
Fair, but they might say "damn those drums sounds good", and it's the job of a drummer (and/or producer) to figure out how to get to that point. Also if you're practicing and your snare sounds awesome, it makes practice a lot more enjoyable. That said I hardly heard a difference between the woods.
Amazing video, thank you. Now i started to wonder another woods :)
Great video! Very helpful!
Sounds so wonderful!!!!
Hello good work, well done :) I will also make a snare drum or can we find the small ribbon in the middle of the snare drum regards Patrick
2 things........1safety glasses 2 buy a shaper, it will save you hours of inaccurate lathe work. How is it that I haven’t seen drum builders using a shaper to refine the snare shell
What is the hihats? It sounds great
Apple is nice
They sound great.
Thanks 👍☺️
Maple for me
Hi, for me walnut is the most open sounding. Did you use tunebot for the bass drum? If you did, could you tell me the hz? Thx
Thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately not, was tuned by ear. Very low of course it is a 18x14 walnut bassdrum with a Ambassador coated batter.