How to get the perfect tom tuning 5 Minute Monday session 8

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  • Опубликовано: 13 янв 2025

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  • @nateb82
    @nateb82 10 лет назад +31

    Great explanation of tuning drums. It's not as complicated or scientific as so many try to make it. I really appreciate your explanation of a low sounding lug could be a result of the lug directly across from it. It took me years to figure that out, and I honestly can't recall ever seeing any other professional explain that. I will refer all drummers in need of help to this video right here.

    • @matrixmodulator
      @matrixmodulator 7 лет назад

      Thought the same.

    • @austing.8870
      @austing.8870 7 лет назад

      Bob Gatzen is the only other person I've ever heard say that. He's right

  • @azraygun
    @azraygun 10 лет назад +6

    You are a really good drummer 'and human being...thank you for taking the time to share your gifts...God bless you.

  • @chuckvaughn4630
    @chuckvaughn4630 2 года назад

    I used the star method, now I use your method of going around the drum. Easier and faster and it WORKS!!!! THANK YOU!!! Please keep up the great work you do...

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  4 месяца назад +1

      Thanks a bunch. I'm just a feel guy when it comes to tuning. I'm firing up the youtube channel again. Please let me know if there's anything you want me to dicscuss. Best,
      T

  • @redjstudios7036
    @redjstudios7036 7 лет назад

    Thank you sooooo much! I have got a pretty great snare tuning and some pretty good cymbals, but have struggled with tuning toms and bass. Thanks for the help!

  • @thomaswhudson
    @thomaswhudson 2 года назад

    This is great. Probably one of the best tuning vids i have seen.

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  4 месяца назад

      I had a good teacher when it came to tuning. Jim Delong, he's amazing. T

  • @BenjaminGib
    @BenjaminGib 5 лет назад +5

    I'm still referring back to this, Tommy, in March 2019!

  • @CarmineStrollo
    @CarmineStrollo 8 лет назад +2

    I didn't care for the techniques of tuning the top head, but you managed to achieve the good sound. Sometimes we tend to get to the same place, but with different methodology that's all. I'm finally happy to hear someone truly explain the concept of the bottom head tuning! You are spot on in that every drum will sing differently. All these technique guys go for pitch and intervals...intervals should only be considered for tom spread and not head individual head tuning IMO. Thanks for the video. Even though we differ on how to get the top head together, I thought you were very knowledgeable in concept and technique.

  • @Ryanrickybobby
    @Ryanrickybobby 8 лет назад

    You rock Tommy! I believe this is the same set that I played on when i came over to your house with the family many years ago. Still sounds amazing!

  • @jinkss111
    @jinkss111 9 лет назад +1

    this is gonna help me tune my toms a million thank you thank yous!!

  • @stevenstrings
    @stevenstrings 11 лет назад +1

    Thanx Mr.T !.. even though I'm a guitar player, I love to bang on the drums, but don't know the maintenance side of things. But I do now !

  • @tommonson3109
    @tommonson3109 6 лет назад +1

    Dude some of the tracks you've laid down there in Nashville are filthy! Keep up the good work brother!

  • @txtamaman
    @txtamaman 8 лет назад

    having learned this type of tuning and using it EXCLUSIVELY for many years....I've worked many many shows and studios with house kits or backline gear where I've been able to retune the kits and the sound engineers were just astounded at how much better the drums sounded naturally...

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  8 лет назад

      yep same here, it's amazing what happens to drums when you tune them :)

  • @simonbailey2151
    @simonbailey2151 4 года назад

    Many thanks for posting this informative tutorial.

  • @michaelinglis567
    @michaelinglis567 8 лет назад +1

    awesome job explaining what your aiming for. This helped me emensly.

  • @josephgurzynski1053
    @josephgurzynski1053 6 лет назад

    You got that drum ringing pretty good!!! Well done.

  • @dootdoot8711
    @dootdoot8711 9 лет назад

    this is the best tuning video ive found on youtube

  • @jspfgh
    @jspfgh 11 лет назад

    Thank you so much. Great sound and tips. I'm using Yamaha myself (Recording Custom). Best brand ever!
    Greetings from Norway!

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  11 лет назад

      Hello! Been to Norway!! What a beautiful country!!!

  • @Armz316
    @Armz316 6 лет назад

    Awesome Yamaha drum kit! Love it!

  • @tokageroh1988
    @tokageroh1988 11 лет назад

    It woulb be a great honour to show you my city and know you in person! Humble artists like are awesome inspirations for youngs like me!
    A great hug! ;)
    Davide

  • @BDMcGrew
    @BDMcGrew 14 лет назад

    Tommy, that was great! I've re-tuned my Pearl kit (Export Masters Custom, maple). I've always tuned close to the bottom end and never realized the open ringing sound the drum really peaks with! It'll take some getting used to because I never tuned like this before ... but, I can't wait to record with it!!! Looking forward to the snare, because I've always tuned to B Flat. Hope to see something on the kick drum too! Thanks!

    • @ohrid59mk76
      @ohrid59mk76 5 лет назад

      PEARL EXPORT MASTERS CUSTOM MAPLE !!!???

  • @jimcullen5709
    @jimcullen5709 10 лет назад

    Great job.. Thanks for the help. I have a new Pearl Export. I really would like to get it sounding better.

  • @autobotsNdecepticons
    @autobotsNdecepticons 6 лет назад

    Nice. Like the practical approach with no tuning voodoo involved.

  • @jeffreygodspeed
    @jeffreygodspeed 11 лет назад

    YES, the drum sings! Not many drummers are not aware of that expression and result. Thanks.

  • @NikolaVidovic986
    @NikolaVidovic986 11 лет назад

    man,great videos, great sound and great playing!!!

  • @MrDebrafe98
    @MrDebrafe98 9 лет назад +1

    I'm in wpb florida thanks for replying back

  • @TommyHarden
    @TommyHarden  11 лет назад

    wow!! fantastic! Hope to see you there someday!

  • @BenjaminGib
    @BenjaminGib 7 лет назад +1

    Still helpful, Tommy, Dec 2017. Thank you.

  • @drumtavo
    @drumtavo 3 года назад

    FEB 23 / 2020. Thanks from Australia. Great video

  • @ricklieffering
    @ricklieffering 8 лет назад

    great laidback timing man. sounds awesome

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  8 лет назад

      Thanks a bunch :) Appreciate that.

  • @TommyHarden
    @TommyHarden  11 лет назад

    no, clear emp's on top, clear ambassadors on the bottom. Thanks for watching! th

  • @Pearl3Drummer
    @Pearl3Drummer 11 лет назад

    Great video!

  • @truthaboveagenda
    @truthaboveagenda 8 лет назад

    . Man, i didn't want that intro piece you played to stop- enjoyable! -Joseph

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  8 лет назад

      +truthaboveagenda Thanks for the kind words Joseph!

  • @Jetty-me6cw
    @Jetty-me6cw 8 лет назад

    Even kick sound. Very good mix on your kick.

  • @tokageroh1988
    @tokageroh1988 11 лет назад

    I really love your videos! I just discovered your channel so I don't know if you have already discussed this topic, but I'd love to see a video where a pro like you explains what it really takes, not only musically but technically; how much you have to work on your rudiment, like that is to say, "work your hands until 220bpm" or "reach a degree of independence that lets you play X without problems" etc. I'm not only talking about speed of course, just an example! =) Hope you like it! Thanks
    Dav

  • @dr400z1
    @dr400z1 11 лет назад

    That's a common set up for drum heads isn't it? i wish I went that route with my Sonor birch's. I had put Evans EC2's, they are to loud for me in the area I have my kit. Rarely get to play them due to being so loud...when I do get to play them it's for 20 minutes maximum. Thank you Tommy for the great information! I have been trying that guy from DW drums on how to tune the reso, I'll most deffinatly try it your way next time! Thanks again! :)

  • @NeverOctober_
    @NeverOctober_ 9 лет назад

    Great video... need to make 1 for floor toms I have a 16 and 18 inch floor toms

  • @redsevenbox
    @redsevenbox 6 лет назад

    Great video.

  • @kjmh67
    @kjmh67 3 года назад

    Hiya Tommy,
    hope you guys are well?
    Just had a refresher course on tuning 🤣
    Got another kit.
    Tuned easy with your method
    Checked out that it was six years ago that I found your tuning video

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  3 года назад +1

      Wow! I need to post some more stuff -). Hope you’re well! What kind of kit? T

    • @kjmh67
      @kjmh67 3 года назад

      @@TommyHarden
      Thanks mate, yeah we’re good in the uk
      I’ve just got a Pdp fx for using at home.
      I’d tried a few other methods off RUclips but wasn’t quite happy with the sound then realised that I’d saved your video in my favourites
      Sounds great now.
      Keep up the good work on your videos mate.
      It’s easy to understand what you are explaining on your videos and have helped no end for me with my drums.
      Regards
      Kev

  • @Gunsandfun1961
    @Gunsandfun1961 9 лет назад

    Glad I found you,..Good info,..

  • @TommyHarden
    @TommyHarden  11 лет назад +8

    yes, yes, I messed that up :) Not unloosen!! ha. Also Dan, that's not a rule in my book, I've never heard that before.

  • @johngrahammusic9545
    @johngrahammusic9545 7 лет назад +4

    holy crap! you just tuned your drum in less than 10 minutes! that's insane, way to go. it usually takes me more than an hour to make one drum sound good.

  • @littlemanhuerta4442
    @littlemanhuerta4442 7 лет назад

    great video 👍👍👍👍

  • @tokageroh1988
    @tokageroh1988 11 лет назад

    Thanks Tommy ! I'm from Naples, Italy ;)

  • @jonathancrisostomo648
    @jonathancrisostomo648 6 лет назад

    Hilo sir . What a good sound to tune snare .

  • @rianlacey1133
    @rianlacey1133 10 лет назад +3

    I have a Tama Superstar Hyperdrive and 12 inch tom is what I'm having the most problems with. I've tried the rob brown method and tiny changes and everything just doesnt sound right......so im gonna try this method but im not sure where your reso head is tuned to? is it loose?

  • @MyJimjack
    @MyJimjack 10 лет назад

    Thanks for your help guys

  • @planetdog1641
    @planetdog1641 6 лет назад

    good advice! thanks

  • @damonmitch
    @damonmitch 9 лет назад

    great stuff

  • @rockboy695847
    @rockboy695847 7 лет назад

    I really really love the tom sound XDD
    and your video really help me a lot ,thanks for that :))
    I will keep follow your videos
    God bless you ! :)

  • @svenkalmar
    @svenkalmar 11 лет назад

    agre.. very nice tom sound!! thanx

  • @jmb92555
    @jmb92555 3 года назад

    I don't know if you still monitor this but just in case, I'll mention my problem w/ drum tuning. I don't hear the pitch right. I can tune a guitar or bass easy. I have no problem telling if a string is too low or too high. But... give me a drum to tune and that all goes out the window. Sometimes I'll got to the next lug and it sounds higher when it's really lower. Also happens the other way round.

  • @georgemcnana6208
    @georgemcnana6208 11 лет назад

    insightful vid; tight drumming as well !

  • @34672rr
    @34672rr 10 лет назад +2

    You are very good at tuning by ear, but if you used a frequency reference and something like a tune-bot, your drums would sound even better. not that they sound bad, but my kit sounded very good for a long time until I started precisely tuning to notes, and now it is in a whole other league. Especially since the drums sound harmonious with the other instruments, and each other. I love to hit the kick and hear a chord sound from the vibrations of the toms.

  • @theglovefactory
    @theglovefactory 8 лет назад

    cool stuff, thanks.

  • @davioushardious5042
    @davioushardious5042 3 года назад

    WOW Another Harden...not too many of us!! Cool. Agreed...I've always thought each drum has it's best sound at a certain spot. Why I always hated the 13" and went 12" to 14" the best pitch and interval was perfect at at certain spot in each drum...Horses for courses though and each to their own.

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  4 месяца назад +1

      thanks so much for the kind words! Each drum will sing at the spot it wants to. I try not to fight it. I'm firing up my youtube channel again finally, let me know if there's anything you wanna discuss. Best,
      T

    • @davioushardious5042
      @davioushardious5042 3 месяца назад

      @@TommyHarden Cheers,....Shall do.

  • @pass-my-test
    @pass-my-test 7 лет назад

    Really helpful cheers

  • @hungryarch7319
    @hungryarch7319 5 лет назад

    The buckle is because you went around in a circle. Unloosen? Stand on a drum?

  • @UpperCervicalHealthCenterBoise
    @UpperCervicalHealthCenterBoise 3 года назад

    It would be great if you could get each of your drums sounding the way you like it and then use a drum dial to measure the batter and reso heads and see what the tension is. That would be a cool experiment. And then post that for each of your drums. That would be really helpful. Your drum sounds are awesome.

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  4 месяца назад

      Thanks so much, I don't even own a drum dial! It's just a feel thing for me. I'm firing up the youtube channel again, so lemme know what you'd like to talk about. Best, T

  • @7headed1
    @7headed1 8 лет назад +17

    2:13 gotta blow that junk bro

  • @schecter68
    @schecter68 11 лет назад

    Any way you could tell me how to tune your toms to like a paramore type sound? Like where it doesn't ring as much... not sure how to describe it. Any feedback would be great. Thanks!

  • @TommyHarden
    @TommyHarden  11 лет назад

    thanks for the kind words. Glad to be of help! Say hi to the boys for me :) t

  • @Thumpin41
    @Thumpin41 11 лет назад

    Great vid, Tommy. Thanks. Made good sense. Maple vs Birch... Seems like maple has a much more broad tuning range and birch has a "sweet spot". Is it just my kits or has everyone found this to be true ?

  • @TommyHarden
    @TommyHarden  14 лет назад

    i tune them myself. Drum paradise will tune drums, but I'm pretty persnickety about drum tones, I tune them myself. Sometimes it's even dependent on the studio and engineer, if something is not working I'll try something else til it does. t

  • @jaumepp1975
    @jaumepp1975 7 лет назад

    great video!!! thx!!!

  • @leroikriz69
    @leroikriz69 9 лет назад

    So what's the tone of the resonant head though? Since you showed tuning the top head already? Tnx

  • @TommyHarden
    @TommyHarden  11 лет назад

    will do, that's a great idea. Where are you from?

  • @redbirdferguson4873
    @redbirdferguson4873 9 лет назад

    cheers mate

  • @Doc2rjae07
    @Doc2rjae07 9 лет назад

    Good sound on your tom, what size socket could I use for a drum key?

  • @robertreedy414
    @robertreedy414 Год назад +1

    Mikes vs. Cutting acoustic soinds is a whole nother rabbit hole...

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  4 месяца назад

      not sure I understand what you're trying to say????

  • @johndisalvo6283
    @johndisalvo6283 6 лет назад

    Great instruction! What brand of drum key is that? Never seen one like that before.

  • @naamanbukwa4926
    @naamanbukwa4926 4 года назад

    Do people tune there drums with note books like they will see the degrees on a note book or something like that...as for Toms do they tune it for 80degrees only and the othes they tune in other degrees or no?

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  4 года назад

      not sure I understand the question. I just tune to each drum, each drum has a range where it opens up, where it 'sings'. I tune to that.
      Thanks for watching! Where are you from?

  • @alexd.3760
    @alexd.3760 9 лет назад

    I don't have the best Toms since I'm barley starting out 7 months ago. My toms do not have bottom heads, forgot what they are called, but I also struggle to get it at the tuning I want. I also struggle to tell which tone or pitch I need to listen to.

  • @dr400z1
    @dr400z1 11 лет назад

    Emporors on top and bottom? Thanks so much for the vidoes!

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  3 месяца назад

      ambassadors on the bottom. Thanks! Sorry for the slow reply! T

  • @kodykrause925
    @kodykrause925 10 лет назад

    I love how this video is 10 min long as it takes 5 min to tune

  • @BenjaminGib
    @BenjaminGib 5 лет назад

    Still the best sounding tom on the internet.

  • @DSTaylor69
    @DSTaylor69 6 лет назад

    You look like Michael Anthony. With all the new tuning gadgets we forget to trust our ears. And how the lug feels when tuning.

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  6 лет назад

      Yup, the ears work way better, the dials don't take into consideration all kinds of factors. The ears tell you if it sounds good or sucks.

  • @ariefrarw
    @ariefrarw 9 лет назад

    sir, can i know what kind of snare head that u use in this video?

  • @liarschair10
    @liarschair10 11 лет назад

    i have a question..every time i tune toms to where they (sing) sound good,i have a lot of ringing going on from kick,or other toms being hit. do you use gates to control that or is it a tuning thing?

  • @mailman87120
    @mailman87120 8 лет назад

    I need to change my batter heads. I am thinking of using ambassadors. I have cheap Remo resonance heads. should I change both? does it make a difference? should the batters and resos be the same? Thank you.

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  8 лет назад

      I always use clear emperors on the tom tops, and clear ambassadors on the bottoms. The emperors are double ply, they sound just as good and they last 4 times as long. That's just my take on it.

  • @stephenanderson8907
    @stephenanderson8907 6 лет назад +1

    I like the sound you've got my toms don't sound like yours maybe I need some new heads..but I'm strapped for cash at the moment.ive got 2 make do with what I've got stagg it's ok I guess for what It is and what I payed for it £150 pounds I just wish I could make it sound better Some great tips on your video by the way

  • @OpenDoerr
    @OpenDoerr 11 лет назад

    Tommy, Great stuff. I used to play with you circa 97-2000 at BCC. Learned a lot watching your work ethic and commitment to excellence with humility. What tom mics are you using?

  • @leftybendy
    @leftybendy 10 лет назад

    where do igot the spin thing?

  • @amiscellaneouschannel3098
    @amiscellaneouschannel3098 9 лет назад

    Man, thanks a lot, I swear; I've been struggling to tune my drums till now, they sound perfect!

  • @danielkuchta8318
    @danielkuchta8318 7 лет назад

    Hi Tommy! I really appreciate your videos! Are those Toms birch o er a maple kick or is the whole kit maple?
    Also I bought some Yamaha stage custom birch toms and I have a hard time getting them to sing. They don’t wanna tune, it looks like the bearing edges are wavy, maybe I should get them recut?

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  7 лет назад

      That whole kit is maple. I normally opt for maple kick, birch toms, but these toms really sing more than most maple toms do. I'm looking for a 24x14" kick for the room as well. Thanks so much!
      T

  • @stephencrosmer4626
    @stephencrosmer4626 9 лет назад +1

    Standing on a drum head? As in your full body weight? i can understand pressing with your hand but standing on a drum head couldn't be good for the bearing edge. Maybe its only partial weight but still.. kind of a risk.

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  9 лет назад

      Stephen Crosmer no just a knee is enough, full body weight would be too much :) thanks for watching.

  • @TommyHarden
    @TommyHarden  11 лет назад

    yup! the drum will tell you where it wants to be tuned to :) t

  • @NCTVmusic
    @NCTVmusic 11 лет назад

    Hey Tommy, I keep having issues with toms where I can hear the slap of the batter head primarily and not the "body" of the whole drum. I use the remo clear controlled sound heads and I keep having this issue. It sounds really tiny and pathetic and I want a fat, full bodied sound. Any suggestions?

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  11 лет назад

      what make of drum are you using, what size? what heads are you using on the bottom?

    • @NCTVmusic
      @NCTVmusic 11 лет назад

      Tommy Harden I'm using the Ludwig Centennial series, 12x8 and 16x15 toms. The res heads are the ludwig stock heads that came with the drums, remo maybe? I'm not sure.

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  11 лет назад

      I would try clear emporers on the top and clear ambassadors on the bottom, first and see if it still happens.

  • @TommyHarden
    @TommyHarden  11 лет назад

    thanks a bunch!

  • @russgaefe1554
    @russgaefe1554 6 лет назад

    You mentioned that the bottom head was a bit tighter than the top head. It sounded lower to me. Maybe you misspoke?

  • @dogbuggy32
    @dogbuggy32 10 лет назад

    thanks that was cool

  • @randyranjel2515
    @randyranjel2515 10 лет назад

    Why do you seat the head? I was wondering

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  10 лет назад +1

      because if you don't the head will quickly detune from hitting it. It's like stretching guitar strings before you put them on.

    • @randyranjel2515
      @randyranjel2515 10 лет назад

      Oh... I see..good point.. Thanks.. U have an awesome sound/playing!

  • @kjmh67
    @kjmh67 10 лет назад

    Thanks for the video Tommy, newbie drummer and your tom tuning tips have helped me a lot. Quick question as i haven't found a good explanation on this... Do you tune all of your toms til they have the same(ish) pitch/ring? Or do you have different notes (guitar player lol) for each tom or floor tom? Greetings from Robin Hood county in the uk

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  10 лет назад

      i love the uk! serious! Each drum has a range where it rings the longest, I always let the drum tell me where it sounds the best. Where at in the UK? I was just there back in April.

    • @kjmh67
      @kjmh67 10 лет назад

      Tommy Harden Nice one man.... i'll have a play with the tuning today :) Im near Nottingham... Whereabouts were you? Ive already got my snare sounding sweet thanks to you matey :)

  • @mschmuck2
    @mschmuck2 11 лет назад

    Thanks man...

  • @bloozerd
    @bloozerd 9 лет назад

    Tommy...is it Emperor for both top and bottom...?

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  9 лет назад

      Dave Smith emps on top, ambassadors on the bottom

  • @kriz3242
    @kriz3242 9 лет назад

    Just wondering what is this stick grip called?

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  9 лет назад +1

      +Christopher Twombly it's just a matched grip, but with the left hand holding the butt end. :)

    • @kriz3242
      @kriz3242 9 лет назад

      Thats what I thought, what effect does holding the butt end have btw?

  • @Coryiodine
    @Coryiodine 8 лет назад

    how do you get a fat thick tone? mine sound tuned but loud and echoey

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  8 лет назад

      what kind of drums, what kind of wood, and what heads are you using?

    • @Coryiodine
      @Coryiodine 8 лет назад

      +Tommy Harden its a Pearl Export Series. im not sure on the wood sorry :/ the reso heads are the pearl ones they came with and i have evans coated 360 G2 on the batter side.

    • @michaelengle9062
      @michaelengle9062 8 лет назад

      Exports are poplar and/or mahogany depending on when they were made. Great drums for the price, but when you're comparing sound, remember that this guy is playing high-end drums, which will sound a lot different than Exports. Also, the room acoustics make a big difference in how a drum sounds. A professional studio is going to sound a lot different than a room in a typical house.

    • @Coryiodine
      @Coryiodine 8 лет назад

      +Michael Engle yeah i just learned two days ago mine are poplar wood. Thanks for the advice man!

    • @joshcampbell7957
      @joshcampbell7957 8 лет назад

      Cory Iodine well Cory his fat time you hear us after prossesing and Eq I get a time close to his without the mics and compression and equalizing. I'll copy and paste the videos I learned from and I'll warn you now everyone downgrades how I time but they come out sounding better then any time not or most other techniques I've tried and ask the lugs come out at the same pitch and tones are in the right frequencies. and I can tune my entire kit in 15 minutes..

  • @LEVIPU
    @LEVIPU 11 лет назад

    Wich microphones are you using on toms?

  • @inkeye777
    @inkeye777 9 лет назад +3

    I have a suggestion for making the process much faster for yourself... do everything that you just showed in the video... and then use a DrumDial to record the tension of both the top and bottom heads when you get it like you want, plus, it will help you fine-tune the actual tension consistently across all lug nuts. Now, next time, just simply replace the heads, stretch, tune, stretch, tune, and use the DrumDial to set the tension exactly where you had it before. It will sound precisely as it did the last time, and you will always have a consistent sound from recording to recording.

  • @rodgerhoward5956
    @rodgerhoward5956 8 лет назад

    What recording equipment (mixers, mics, software, etc.) do you use?

    • @TommyHarden
      @TommyHarden  8 лет назад

      I use Protools. I have a variety of mics, 57's on the snare, ND 868 in the kick, sub kick. Tom mics are SE 3500's I have 4 room mics, 2 ribbons, 1 SM7 and 1 58. Mic pre's are Neves and assorted collection of random pre's.
      Thanks for watching!

  • @keller8504
    @keller8504 9 лет назад +4

    "un-loosen" lol