This drum, originally developed for arena marching, is as close to my idea of a drumset snare as has seen full-scale production; I'd probably use either a Remo Falams White Max or Evans MX Gold batter, and a Remo Diplomat or Evans Resonant for the snare-side.
@treeofmedia They use the term "Indoor" to simply symbolize that this snare is intended for indoor marching corps. Playing it outside won't effect it's sound.
@ajcf1995 Both are great drums companies, its a really hard question to answer like ive seen some shitty pearls but also seen some amazing ones just like ive seen with yamaha, it just depends on how you maintain them, both has pros and cons to them
This is probably not the best video for me to ask this question, but why are marching snares soooo tightly tuned and that sound I'd never find it desireable
@wiirluvenit Well im pretty sure this isnt going to be the best answer but its just the way marching snares has evolved kinda like how most drumines or corps doesnt use straps anymore, and core now a days have a high demand in clarity so snares now are more like a snap than a traditional snare sound, hope this helps
@wiirluvenit Modern marching snares are cranked down because most modern drum corps desire that crisp articulate snare sound. It also takes more skill to play a tightly tuned snare because of the snare sound. Also, the higher pitch of the drums project more on the field
@wiirluvenit Marching snares are tuned very tightly so that you can clearly hear the articulation of each stroke from each player. Furthermore, it allows for faster and more complex rhythms.
@wiirluvenit MArching snares are tightened so much because it shows the level of precision of the corps/players. If they weren't tuned so tightly, it would sound like a bunch of crap pooping out of an ass.
@wiirluvenit its easier to play faster when the head is super tight ad staccato, because you get more rebound, and its easier to clean with less ovetones. I personally think it sounds extremely unmusical, I prefer my 17 x 18 rope tension field drum to chop out on
@SomeGuyDrumming Such as Cooperman would manufacture; they specialize in reproduction 19th Century and sooner military field drums packing lacing on bass drum-style wood hoops and twisted gut snare strands through purpose-cut holes in the reso hoop. With nylon lacing and Remo Coated Pinstripe batter/Emperor Snare resonant heads, such a drum can be played in nearly all weather.
@wiirluvenit its also so the the sound cuts more over all the brass, if the drums were tuned really low and not so tight the sound wouldnt cut and you wouldnt be able to hear them
@EskimoMan2006 i saw the drum in a WGI magazine, so you just gotta special order it and i ordered my drum though lonestar percussion they took really good care of me
Nice really good
David8Parkour 2 weeks ago
綺麗な音ですね(^^)
Good sound!
BassMusicJon 1 month ago
Price??
TstapSnareHoss 1 month ago
0:14 i thought someone was shooting at me :/
Themisteryguy1 1 month ago
This drum, originally developed for arena marching, is as close to my idea of a drumset snare as has seen full-scale production; I'd probably use either a Remo Falams White Max or Evans MX Gold batter, and a Remo Diplomat or Evans Resonant for the snare-side.
bcschmerker 1 month ago
haha def not cranked at all
cyanimide2 2 months ago
those are really cool
MoustacheCloud 2 months ago
Nice pinky finger!
TheAnt17r 2 months ago
About how much money do u think i would have to pay for one of these? (i dont mind what finish it is) Im really considering ordering one
NathanielSaintPaul 2 months ago
pinkies.. nuff said
HarveyMilk26 3 months ago
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bottom rim is warped.....
kwdoyle96 3 months ago
bottom rim i warped.....
kwdoyle96 3 months ago
Piccolo marching snares: for when you need gratuitous amounts of cranking.
NoahMAngott 4 months ago
Ew evans heads
CheeseBread67 4 months ago
how much what that thing? im seriously interested in buying one
TheJsquishy 4 months ago
THAT'S A FIRST ONE ....I NEVER SEEN A MARCHING PICCOLO SNARE DRUM
luvdocta76 4 months ago
That drum is extremely sexy. I personally like PEARL's sound but this sounds really nice
littletalley07 4 months ago
Check out the top 10 marching snares
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treeofmedia 5 months ago
how much did you get this for?
skkatter 5 months ago
OMG its soooo going on my drum set!!!
metachozoite 5 months ago
how much do they cost????
jsk8drummer 5 months ago
Where can you buy one of these?
XxStrongDrums1996xX 5 months ago
@XxStrongDrums1996xX email Lonestarpercussion or contact your local music store
pbProductions96 5 months ago
@pbProductions96 how much for it?
skkatter 4 months ago
Where can I buy one?
XxStrongDrums1996xX 5 months ago
these guys are good
ajcf1995 5 months ago 28
does this dum come with any sort of mounting? either sling or carrier
THExITALIANxMAFIA 6 months ago
can these drums be used outdoors? ;3
treeofmedia 6 months ago
@treeofmedia Umm...wow, im outside in this vid arnt i? who said you cant use this outside? its not illegal or anything lol
pbProductions96 6 months ago 11
@pbProductions96 Hehe , I mean , In parades and all that? I just saw a website about the Drum and it says its an " indoor " marching snare
treeofmedia 6 months ago
@treeofmedia They use the term "Indoor" to simply symbolize that this snare is intended for indoor marching corps. Playing it outside won't effect it's sound.
XxStrongDrums1996xX 6 months ago
@pbProductions96 He meant for outdoor purposes such as a field show. Whereas indoor would be a drumline show o-o
RockstarDaniel 5 months ago
@pbProductions96 which do you think are better: pearls or yamahas?
ajcf1995 5 months ago
@ajcf1995 Both are great drums companies, its a really hard question to answer like ive seen some shitty pearls but also seen some amazing ones just like ive seen with yamaha, it just depends on how you maintain them, both has pros and cons to them
pbProductions96 5 months ago
ARE YOU READY??? NO
squirl436 7 months ago
Hmm no wonder why this sounds like a machine gun..we just goof around in the desert playing these and they run away.
KonaBlendz 7 months ago
your bottom hoop is warped
MrSnareplaya 7 months ago
I've never watched this kinda drumming before, those rolls are tight as hell!
cancerslugg 8 months ago
those are some nice hands there man
nulife07 8 months ago
This is probably not the best video for me to ask this question, but why are marching snares soooo tightly tuned and that sound I'd never find it desireable
wiirluvenit 8 months ago
@wiirluvenit Well im pretty sure this isnt going to be the best answer but its just the way marching snares has evolved kinda like how most drumines or corps doesnt use straps anymore, and core now a days have a high demand in clarity so snares now are more like a snap than a traditional snare sound, hope this helps
pbProductions96 8 months ago
@pbProductions96 i like a tight sound cuz when i have to buzz role it works for me
BSBINC1 6 months ago
@wiirluvenit Modern marching snares are cranked down because most modern drum corps desire that crisp articulate snare sound. It also takes more skill to play a tightly tuned snare because of the snare sound. Also, the higher pitch of the drums project more on the field
TheDrummingAsian 8 months ago
@wiirluvenit Marching snares are tuned very tightly so that you can clearly hear the articulation of each stroke from each player. Furthermore, it allows for faster and more complex rhythms.
HallowsRequiem 7 months ago
@wiirluvenit MArching snares are tightened so much because it shows the level of precision of the corps/players. If they weren't tuned so tightly, it would sound like a bunch of crap pooping out of an ass.
topgunne12 7 months ago
@wiirluvenit its easier to play faster when the head is super tight ad staccato, because you get more rebound, and its easier to clean with less ovetones. I personally think it sounds extremely unmusical, I prefer my 17 x 18 rope tension field drum to chop out on
SomeGuyDrumming 7 months ago
@SomeGuyDrumming Such as Cooperman would manufacture; they specialize in reproduction 19th Century and sooner military field drums packing lacing on bass drum-style wood hoops and twisted gut snare strands through purpose-cut holes in the reso hoop. With nylon lacing and Remo Coated Pinstripe batter/Emperor Snare resonant heads, such a drum can be played in nearly all weather.
bcschmerker 1 month ago
@wiirluvenit its also so the the sound cuts more over all the brass, if the drums were tuned really low and not so tight the sound wouldnt cut and you wouldnt be able to hear them
juliothedrummer 6 months ago
that is a tiny little thing. do any indoor groups use them?
timn690 9 months ago
@timn690 tates creek and odyssey percussion
pbProductions96 8 months ago
@timn690 Terminus atlanta percussion used them this year.
soccerdrummer13 6 months ago
@DynuhstyzHD no there just like the regular ones but shorter...
pbProductions96 9 months ago
my high school marches these. i dont understand why we didnt get full shells.
IronfistmanDV 9 months ago
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What is the name of this drum? Where can I buy it? How much does it cost?
okm2k4 10 months ago
Just got an email from Lone Star Percussion stating this drum is 742.00 and change. Big jump from 542.90.
atrocity79 10 months ago
@atrocity79 wow i ordered my drum January 3rd good thing i did
pbProductions96 10 months ago
What kind of camera did are you using?
tommy2122108 11 months ago 2
@tommy2122108 Canon PowerShot SD880 IS
pbProductions96 11 months ago
Beautiful
alexstrong13 11 months ago
when can i get one of these?
EskimoMan2006 1 year ago
@EskimoMan2006 i saw the drum in a WGI magazine, so you just gotta special order it and i ordered my drum though lonestar percussion they took really good care of me
pbProductions96 1 year ago
@pbProductions96 alright! ill look in to it..thanks!
EskimoMan2006 1 year ago
how much?
catcup50 1 year ago
@catcup50 $542.90
pbProductions96 1 year ago