How to tune Jazz drums - Snare

The 3rd part of a 3 parts lesson on how to tune the drums in a jazz/bebop style. In this lesson, we're approaching for an articulate, snappy and cutting sounding drum.
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[@kenrubio1200]

I love how you made the point that the snare drum can be lower or higher depending on how the kit is tuned. The kit has to be balanced.

[@ippotsk]

Such a rich, deep, clangy sound (in the best way possible). This type of tone is actually quite popular with indie rock groups (particularly those from Japan), interestingly enough.

[@jamesbennettdrums]

@toe

[@derekscherzerberlin]

Sounds great! What is the exact name of the Mapex snare drum?

[@Tune4media]

Thank you,
I'm not sure about the exact model name, but it's a series labeled as 'all-maple'
I think the model name is MPML3600CNL

[@nilsfalth791]

Nice sound! Do you know the pitch for each of the drums?

[@PMCADAM1231]

Thanks! Great tips! What sticks are you using ?

[@dealeosyaredo]

Like a reggae tuning 😀

[@caveofsleepers]

Great tips! What ride are you using?

[@Tune4media]

Thank you! the ride is Istanbul-Mehmet dark legend, and it was modified by request of the local store where I bought it to be a bit thinner than their normal factory cymbal. Amazing ride, I fell in love with this ride at the moment I tried it in the store.

[@whacktom8190]

I think I’ve got close to this sound

[@definitelynottigerwhitten5865]

epic sample for my hip hop song muahahaha

[@jakelober2740]

so there’s this thing you do when you tune drums, it’s called a star pattern… 🤦‍♂️

[@Gala_Lmao]

not all people use star pattern tho