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caeman Forum Newbie
United States
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Posted - 11/26/2009 : 20:41:35
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I went geeky this year and tuned my toms to be a third apart. I have the bottom head tuned a 5th from the top head. I used my chromatic tuner to try and get as close as I could. Tuned the snare this way, as well.
Drum Top/Bottom Snare D/A (with the snares off, obviously) Hi Tom G/D Mid Tom B/F# Low Tom D/A Kick G/D
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mybote
Forum Newbie
United States
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Posted - 12/01/2009 : 20:17:12
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Any chance of a sound post of your drums? Sounds interesting. I just recently started using a drum dial to tune. What I ended up with was not far from what i've been tuning to for years. snare....85 12" mounted tom......65 16" floor tom.....85 Bottoms tuned to about 72 I still tune the 22" bass by ear for tone and response. Haven't put a dial to it yet. I would post a sound clip, but i don't know how. ( In reality, I've just given up trying to learn any new things on the computer.) |
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caeman
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United States
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Posted - 12/02/2009 : 04:56:10
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I will see if I can get my little MP3 player to do a recording this week at practice. The result of my tuning efforts is a roll-around that sounds very even to my ears, and matches up with the other music instruments more evenly. |
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Catching Second
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United States
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caeman
Forum Newbie
United States
29 Posts |
Posted - 12/10/2009 : 14:07:23
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It takes time and a quiet room...and a chromatic tuner. You have to make very small turns of the tuners so you don't over-shoot your note. The end result is a set that can blend very well with the other instruments in a melodic way. |
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Catching Second
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United States
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Henry George
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Australia
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