Ep. 28 The Effects of Cranking the Snare Side Head

Support Sounds Like a Drum on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/SOUNDSLIKEADRUM It seems like the majority of drummers who have a go-to method for snare side tuning tend to crank the head up about as high as they can. This "table top tight" approach can yield some great sounds but it can be limiting and often yields annoying overtones that have to be suppressed with some form of muffling. In episode 28 we explore the effects of working with a cranked snare side drumhead; how the snares respond, the sustain of the note, and the relationship with the batter head. Original Sound :: 2:39 Raised Batter Head :: 4:25 Lowered Batter Head :: 8:01 Lowered Snare Side :: 10:00 Even Lower Snare Side / Higher Batter :: 11:56 Hosted by: Cody Rahn Production: Ben O'Brien Smith @ Cadence Independent Media Can't get enough of Sounds Like a Drum? Want to show your support for the series? Join us on Patreon for exclusive content and MUCH more: https://www.patreon.com/SOUNDSLIKEADRUM 👂🏼👉🏼🥁 Leave your questions, comments, suggestions, requests down below and don't forget to subscribe! *NOTE: Troll comments will be deleted. You're welcome to disagree with whatever you like but let's keep the conversation civilized and focused on drums. -------------------------- Sounds Like a Drum is a CADENCE INDEPENDENT MEDIA production For more information, visit www.cadenceindependent.com Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soundslikeadrum Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/soundslikeadrum