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  • Hi Rob, I have the same mic setup as you, i find my floor tom buzz out real bad to the point of feed back are the Beyers super senstive or am doing somthing wrong. help Thanks from nz

  • @christhunda Hey man. Well I can't promise this will solve your issue, but I sometimes have a problem with FT hum myself. Normally it's solved by a couple carefully placed MoonGels, usually closer towards the center of the head. Check the position of the mic as well. I swivel mine all the way out. The closer it is to the rim, the more 'rim' you're gonna pick up. As far as level, while setting it I give it a few hits at full volume until it clips, then back it off. I do that with all of em.

  • I did it with my 12" and it worked amazing. Is the floor tom the same deal?

  • @Jakelikesxbox Dude. Your floor tom will sound killer doin' this. Big, beautiful low end. Especially with a good 2 ply skin on it. Do the top and the bottom, then choose a tension rod on the bottom skin for adjusting/fine tuning the pitch where you want it. Or you can just leave it where it is n'love it looooow. :)

  • @penski77 Thanks bro

  • My god you are good! Can you do a bass drum tuning tutorial?

  • @Theayto Hey Bro. First of all...THANKS! :) I don't really have any tricks for bass drums other than to start with a killer head, like an Evans Emad, Remo Powerstroke Pro or an Aquarian SuperKick I. Loose batter, just a turn or two past finger tight and a slightly tighter resonant (front) head and try to use as little muffling as possible. For sound, I try to go for a good balance of 'big' & tight. Im also a huge fan of the KickPort.

  • @penski77 Ok, Thanks for the help :)

  • YOU ARE AWESOME!! I SUBSCRIBED!!

  • Awesome video keep posting!

  • nice lesson! :)

  • to maintain even pressure the whole time, would you recommend using like a small 10 lb. weight or something that can rest securely in the center of the head? Just so you're truly applying even pressure the whole time. What are your thoughts?

  • @ChrisBakerDrummer Absolutely, man. Thanks for bringing that up. That would be a great trick for tuning at home or in the studio. It's something that I thought of demonstrating in the video as well but I wanted to keep it short n'sweet. But, yea. You can use a 5 or a 10lb weight and do the same thing. My wife has a couple of those round sand filled weights and they work great for this. The other benefit, of course, is that it'll stretch the head out a bit, too. And it's probably even faster!

  • this guy is awesome!

  • Thank you so much for FINALLY debunking all this perfect pitch, harmonies, etc. it takes so much away from the kids actually practicing. just tune till it sounds good kids!

  • snare tuning worked great for me, I'll try this too. can't wait to see kick drum tuning now

  • Good point, Rob!! Ironically I've found a very easy method for tunig drums, just when I was messing around with my Sequencer, which is quiet similar to your method.

    Easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy! ;-)

  • cool man, i'll try it as soon as i can

  • Right on Rob.

  • Genuis. Simple effective no bullshit!

  • Awesome as always man!!! Your tuning method for my snare really works and it kicks ass now!!! Can't wait to try this on my toms!!! Thanks!!!

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