Snare Drum | Tuning Tutorial

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  • Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
  • This is how I tune my Snare Drum to get a deep fat sound, but also puncy. I hope this video will make it easy for you to tune your Snare drum.
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Комментарии • 6

  • @juliasanchez5762
    @juliasanchez5762 2 года назад +1

    very informative and easy to understand. I just got my Tunebot and changing my 14in Snares with Evans Hydraulic. I would like to tune the batter to 196.0Hz/G3 and the reso 196.0Hz/G3, how do I tune using the Tunebot to my desire setting, thanks

    • @codersexpo1580
      @codersexpo1580 2 года назад +1

      You dont need to spend any $$ on TuneBot. If you have a phone you can get the iDrumTune Pro for a few dollars. I have an iPhone and it works VERY well.

  • @codersexpo1580
    @codersexpo1580 2 года назад +1

    I'm afraid to hit 400Hz! That's tight as a ......Also, wouldn't that just choke the drum out? Do you go for perfect 4ths or fifths between top and bottom??

    • @wingelschweinchen7065
      @wingelschweinchen7065 Год назад

      For realy High Tuning, sometimes i tune the top to 422Hz! (bottom to 450Hz)... I use hard rimshots an a one ply ambassador. the head never broke... ;)

  • @mohddalibinzali1165
    @mohddalibinzali1165 2 года назад +1

    Sir, can i tight the snare in maximum, is it wrongs or nothing wrongs? How many bounce we need on our snare after the tuning, is it just 3, 4, 5 or more bounce?
    I'm kind a new guy on drums. But i love to play. I hope you can answer all my questions🙏🏻

    • @wingelschweinchen7065
      @wingelschweinchen7065 Год назад

      "Sir, can i tight the snare in maximum, is it wrongs or nothing wrongs?"
      no, it's always a matter of taste ;D
      For realy High Tuning, sometimes i tune the top to 422Hz! (bottom to 450Hz)... If you like very high tuned snares, I recommed you to learn "rimshot technique", its super loud and you dont destroy the top-head. because if you hit a high tuned snare without a rimshot it sounds short and dead with no body.