Tuning advice on an advanced section.

[Xianne]

I know this question isnt advanced but I thought of posting it here because you guys are advanced and know more.So can I get any tuning advice?:wave:

[derryk]

The advanced users go in beginner, this section is for discussing advanced matters.

Google "prof sounds tuning bible"

[Sync0pation]

I know this question isnt advanced but I thought of posting it here because you guys are advanced and know more.

This is the main reason the Advanced forum is littered with non-advanced topics.


The beginner forum has many Advanced regulars who stop by for the sole purpose of helping the beginners.

[pitchfork]

http://www.videodrumlessons.com/t1.htm

they should help you a little if you cant grasp it all from the tuning bible
another tip is when you even out the heads use a pencil end rubber to hit the head, it allows you to fucus on one part of the sound and therefore makes evening it all out easier.

[ringworm]

Have u tried the Tuning Bible?
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~prof.sound/

EDIT srry, it looked like I was the first one to respond, dangit, now I look stupid

[pitchfork]

no you were actually quite helpful, now I can give people the link.

[Jred250]

if you go to www.youtube.com and search Drum tuning. There are some really good videos showing you how to obtain good tuning for each drum... I found it really helpfull. Also being a video you get too see and hear the outcomes... Maybe put Rock Drum Tuning, or Jazz Drum Tuning (Fusion Drum Tuning)

[pitchfork]

http://www.youtube.com/
you've gotta put the http in or the server assumes its part of the section you are currently in.