For me, Yamaha still makes the best sounding snare drum. There's a crispness to the sound when its tuned just right. Not sure what their formula is but it works. Just a thought.
Honestly, it sounds to me like the camera used to record just doesn't have the onboard audio hardware necessary to properly capture the bass frequencies. I own one of these marching snares with the same batter head and I know how to tune well, but it still doesn't sound like this. These generally have a warmer tone compared to my Mapex Quantum (Remo Blackmax/Falam K) and Dynasty DFX (Evans Hybrid Grey/Evans MX5). If you want ultra crisp you need to crank heads to higher pitch, make sure the snare guts are equal tension/pitch, and definitely don't apply tape to the guts (let them be free).
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For me, Yamaha still makes the best sounding snare drum. There's a crispness to the sound when its tuned just
right. Not sure what their formula is but it works. Just a thought.
Sounds great
I want to know how to get my snare to sound like that
Honestly, it sounds to me like the camera used to record just doesn't have the onboard audio hardware necessary to properly capture the bass frequencies. I own one of these marching snares with the same batter head and I know how to tune well, but it still doesn't sound like this.
These generally have a warmer tone compared to my Mapex Quantum (Remo Blackmax/Falam K) and Dynasty DFX (Evans Hybrid Grey/Evans MX5). If you want ultra crisp you need to crank heads to higher pitch, make sure the snare guts are equal tension/pitch, and definitely don't apply tape to the guts (let them be free).
@@martinpace4889 I don’t want my snare like this no more lmao
@@martinpace4889 I ageee with the no tape on the snare once I get my new Yamaha for christmas I’ll show u how I tune my snare if u wanna see
@@the._.turman1284 I want to see if you got your drum
get kevlar head and tune it
That snare sure is snaring